Hogwarts: I inherited my legacy

Frank Longbottom left, his steps somewhat hurried.

After all, as the newly appointed Chief of the Auror Command Office, he had a heavy workload.

However, although Rufus Scrimgeour gave him a difficult mission, he knew that everything should be done step by step and impatience would not solve the problem.

Meanwhile, Rufus Scrimgeour had more important matters to attend to.

This personnel appointment and dismissal involved a Deputy Minister of Magic and a Director. For the senior officials of the wizarding world, this was by no means as simple as just issuing a certificate or making a notice.

At this moment, it is almost afternoon and a special meeting will be held tomorrow morning.

The current Minister of Magic, Barty Crouch (Voldemort), will commend Rufus Scrimgeour at the meeting and formally grant him the position.

Therefore, at this moment, Rufus Scrimgeour has little time left, only half a day.

Rufus Scrimgeour will certainly help him avenge old Barty Crouch.

But not right now.

For the dead, they have plenty of time to wait for justice.

However, Rufus Scrimgeour must make full use of this extremely precious half day to complete more important things. He needs to use this short period of time to make plans for the sudden power loss he may suffer.

More importantly, he must be prepared to confront the current Minister of Magic, who is suspected to be Voldemort.

The entrustment of Auror Command to Frank Longbottom was undoubtedly a key part of this.

And then, he had to go to Azkaban in person.

Although someone recently reported to him that the guy had lost a substitute created by alchemy and left it in Azkaban, he himself had returned to Hogwarts.

But for Rufus Scrimgeour, who knew Raven well, there was actually no difference between the real body and the fake body. To that person, the real body was nothing more than a slightly more advanced fake body.

The replacement of Barty Crouch Sr. was a matter of vital importance, and he had to report it to Raven, whether Raven already knew about it or not.

So he quickly put on his trench coat, which was a must for going out, and put on the pointed hat that symbolized his identity as an employee of the Ministry of Magic.

Without notifying anyone or saying hello, he swaggered out of the Ministry of Magic building.

When he stepped out of the range of the [Anti-Apparition] spell, he quietly waved the wand in his hand, disappeared from the spot in an instant, and teleported directly into the first ward of Azkaban.

Of course, Azkaban has set up an Anti-Apparition spell. In fact, the Anti-Apparition spell here is more advanced and intelligent than that of the Ministry of Magic.

Precisely because it is more intelligent, only a very small number of people with specific permissions can enter and exit freely through [Apparition].

As the current head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, Rufus Scrimgeour naturally has this authority. Unfortunately, however, this authority will expire tomorrow...

As soon as Rufus Scrimgeour landed, he quickly took out his wand, ready to deal with any possible danger at any time.

The Anti-Apparition Charm in Azkaban was indeed very intelligent, but the jailers here - those extremely stupid Dementors - were not that smart.

Once they are sufficiently stimulated, they will completely disregard the other party's identity and status and attack based on instinct. They don't care whether you are a minister or a director.

Faced with such a situation, you must not be soft-handed and must decisively use the [Patronus Spell] to strike them hard.

However, today's Azkaban is filled with a different atmosphere than in the past.

While making Rufus Scrimgeour particularly alert,

I couldn't help but wonder and try to find out the source of this strange difference.

He subconsciously held his breath, trying to remain absolutely quiet, then exhaled gently and slowly inhaled fresh air.

During this process, Rufus Scrimgeour suddenly felt that his body seemed to become a little lighter.