HP: After binding to the strongest wizard development system

The Quidditch World Cup is one of the most grand events in the wizarding world. It was the second time that the UK hosted the Quidditch World Cup, but Voldemort caused such a big mess. Countless controversies and abuses occurred overnight. Flying towards the British Ministry of Magic.

Yes, the Ministry of Magic, Till, the investor in the desperate duel with Voldemort, was not affected much. Many people came forward to speak for her, proving that it was Till's men who escorted them away.

Teal has gained a good reputation, and the Ministry of Magic, represented by Fudge, is naturally the center of public opinion.

The Daily Prophet has always served the Ministry of Magic. Out of respect for Rufus Scrimgeour, the director of the Auror Office, Teal chose to give him the opportunity to give the Ministry of Magic the last chance to prove it. The Ministry of Magic's ability to capture opportunities is really worrying.

The Daily Prophet indeed said that the crisis on the day of the final was all Voldemort's responsibility and a manifestation of the British Dark Lord's ambition for the wizarding world. Instead, Fudge became a poor man who tried to resist but was helpless. His hiding that day was justified as Protect yourself wisely.

It was another wise act of self-preservation, but Fudge's wise act of self-preservation was obviously even more shameless than Voldemort's. Till immediately asked his men to start mobilizing public opinion and decided to give Fudge the final blow.

With such a Minister of Magic, I believe she is not the only one who has had enough.

Everyone pushed back. Fudge's incoherence when Voldemort appeared was reported by Tyr's people. Many evidences of his secret collusion with Voldemort - which Altair personally investigated - were circulated among wizards.

How ridiculous it is that the Minister of Magic is leading the collusion with Voldemort. The angry wizards are shouting every day that the British wizarding world is dark and the Ministry of Magic should be banned. Fudge and all his confidants should pay tribute to the ten people who died on the final day. Many wizards were buried with him.

Teal admired with satisfaction the rising tide of crusade against the Ministry of Magic. He only waited for the right moment to push Fudge out of the position of Minister, and then Kingsley Shacklebolt - Grindelwald and Dundee. Professor Bliddo's placement within the Ministry of Magic, as well as Teal's own hidden stakes, would pave the way for Kingsley Shacklebolt.

All he had to do was wait quietly.

It only took a few days for the public opinion to intensify. The day before Hogwarts started, Fudge finally took the blame and resigned, leaving the position of Minister of Magic vacant. The selection of ministers had begun a few days before his resignation, and Kingsley Sands Kerr emerged smoothly.

As soon as Fudge left, he took over, and all the confidants who Fudge had left behind to try to make a comeback in the future were also cleared out by Kingsley, who was smiling brightly, and replaced with people arranged by Till.

Kingsley knew that his position was promoted by Teal. Although Teal did not make any demands on him for power and only asked him to be a good minister, he knew that Teal would definitely be useful to the Ministry of Magic one day.

Therefore, he had no objection to Till's manpower arrangement. As a former Auror, he also needed trustworthy people to stabilize the turbulent Ministry of Magic and the entire British wizarding world when the new official took office.

Forget it, Till was not in a good mood, because when Voldemort started, the winner of the final had not really emerged yet, and the seekers of the Bulgarian and Irish teams were chasing the Golden Snitch.

Calculating the results of both teams alone, the Irish team is absolutely victorious. They overwhelmingly scored more than 100 points more than the Bulgarian team, but it is impossible to give up the Golden Snitch's 150 points in the Quidditch match. The two teams The head of the organization came forward to talk to the International Quidditch Federation and sought Thiel's opinion.

On the Monday after Christmas this year, the stadium will restart again, and the two teams will compete for the final winner.

This was an unprecedented precedent, but special circumstances were treated accordingly, and Thiel had no choice but to accept the bad news that the stadium's heating system would need to be renovated.

Simply using magic power to keep warm, even ten Thiels would not be able to maintain such a large venue, not to mention that Quidditch matches often last for an indefinite period of time, and the longest Quidditch matches can even last for several months.

The heating system is indispensable in December. Sprinting in the cold wind is not an easy task for the players and the audience. Thiel will not be stingy with those gold galleons. In order to save money, he asks the audience to enjoy it in the cold wind. match.

That was just driving the guests away, and Till was still waiting to recoup the losses caused by Voldemort.

In order to appease the relatives of the deceased wizards, Till paid the pension generously and did not ask the International Quidditch Federation to worry about it. Therefore, Till proposed to reopen ticket sales, and the Federation agreed.

The money earned from the Quidditch World Cup is not pocketed by Till, the investor, but the Ministry of Magic and the International Quidditch Federation will also have a share.

And this time, Voldemort will probably not take action again, and he will not give Till more time to prepare.

Maybe, maybe definitely. Before the Christmas holidays, Voldemort and Tyr will face off again at Hogwarts.

That will be the final showdown.

Teal really didn't want to bring the fight into Hogwarts, but Harry couldn't possibly drop out of school because of this, and Harry wasn't the only one Voldemort wanted to kill.

"It's really annoying." On the first day of school, Teal and Snape stayed on the train to maintain order. Voldemort's official appearance caused a lot of panic. Today, the platform at 9? was almost crowded by worried parents of wizards.

They trusted Professor Dumbledore and Tyr, who could face Voldemort head-on, but they could not let go of their worries easily.

Teal was personally entrusted by many parents to protect their children, and those heavy emotions were like burdens weighing on Teal and Hogwarts.

Snape held Teal's hand and experienced the powerlessness of having to wait for news at No. 12 Grimmauld Place. Snape refused to stay away from Teal for several days. The two professors even patrolled the train together, unlike the previous separate operations.

"Draco did not get in the car." Snape and Teal finished walking around together, and finally sighed with a frown. Teal also closed his eyes to cover the regret in his eyes.

They had been looking for traces of the Malfoy family on the platform just now, but Draco didn't show up, and neither did his parents. The family seemed to have disappeared.

Till approached Snape and lowered his voice: "Lucius has not sent me any messages since that day."

It is said that no news is better than bad news, but in the case of the Malfoy family, no news is not necessarily good news. Teal was worried that they would expose a flaw and be killed directly by Voldemort.

With Snape's past experience and the "betrayal" of Barty Crouch Jr., Voldemort can be said to have no tolerance for this matter.

Fortunately, this worry did not last long. When they returned to Hogwarts in the carriage, a gloomy-looking Draco was already sitting in the castle's dining room.