Hogwarts: Becoming a god from reselling fresh food

"Shocking Scandal!" An Auror illegally arrested an innocent passerby and caused his death! 》

"Malicious Framing!" Who will ensure our safety? 》

"Everyone is in danger!" "Unregulated Justice"

"No need for trial?" The Sorrow of the Wizengamot

"question! What is the upper limit of the power of the Legal Enforcement Division? 》

"Secret Interrogation!" The Untold History of Auror Command"

"Fifty thousand Galleons!" Philanthropist Murphy donates to St. Mungo's

Rita Skeeter is indeed the number one influencer in the wizarding world. She is very good at concocting topical news. For several days, the Daily Prophet has been filled with news about Aurors tortured to extract confessions.

Under the bombardment of public opinion, the wizards were shocked by the story told by Rita Skeeter.

Auror Command, the only legally violent institution in the British wizarding community.

Originally, the wizards thought that this was just an agency used to combat trivial matters such as black magic item crimes and attacks on Muggles, but it actually had such terrifying power!

Not only can they arrest a wizard without any solid evidence, but they can also use Legilimency, Veritaserum, and even various torture methods to force the wizard to tell any testimony they want.

The most terrifying thing is that they can even imprison wizards they think are guilty in Azkaban without trial!

And, they have already done so!

This one-stop service of arresting, extracting confessions, and imprisoning is comparable to the Muggle Inquisition that wizards remember!

Such great power and such a casual style of acting are like a sharp sword hanging over the heads of all British wizards. Who is not afraid?

During the First Wizarding War, in order to combat Death Eaters and curb the crimes of dark wizards, Aurors were given tremendous powers. To this day, the Department of Legal Enforcement is still the largest agency of the Ministry of Magic.

However, several years have passed since the Wizarding War. Voldemort has disappeared and is said to be dead. The Death Eaters are all imprisoned. The Aurors have no enemies. Who will their sharp blades be aimed at?

In several articles, Rita Skeeter quoted many of the rhetoric taught to her by Murphy, such as the confusion of legislative power and judicial power, the overriding of judicial power by law enforcement power, etc., and tried to unite the Law Enforcement Department and Auror The Command describes a terrifying machine of violence that can supervise all wizards without any supervision.

In her story, Auror Command can capture you in your sleep, so that you wake up to find yourself in a single dormitory in Azkaban.

With his great power and domineering and brutal actions, he is like a royal guard in the West and a leader in the wizarding world.

This story is so horrific.

The evidence is conclusive.

Sirius Black was imprisoned without trial in the first place, and now Anonymous died in the interrogation room in the second place, so the wizard couldn't help but be afraid.

And Rita Skeeter's conspiracy theory actually makes sense.

There is really no institution in the wizarding world that can supervise Aurors. Wizards have never even thought that Aurors need to be supervised.

But after being awakened by Rita, the wizards found that this kind of supervision seemed essential.

As a result, people were furious for a while, demanding severe punishment of the Aurors involved, a new trial of Sirius Black, and even letters demanding the resignation of Scrimgeour and Barty Crouch. They flew to the Ministry of Magic like a snowflake, filled with complaints from ministers. mailbox.

A month after the incident, Scrimgeour resigned.

At the same time, the Wizengamot announced that it would retry the Sirius Black case at a later date.

On the day Scrimgeour resigned, the atmosphere in the Auror headquarters was extremely depressing.

Scrimgeour closed the door to the director's office and handed the key to the Auror. In a blink of an eye, he saw a group of former colleagues standing in the corridor.

"I didn't know they had arranged a farewell party." The old lion still looked serious, but he actually made a joke.

"Rufus," Kingsley said, his whole body becoming thinner, "I'm sorry, I didn't listen to your advice, because I..."

Scrimgeour patted him on the shoulder, "Never underestimate your opponent, always be more patient than your enemy. However, we are still lucky, we still have the opportunity to learn lessons."

Having experienced the First Wizarding War, Scrimgeour had seen many of his comrades lose their lives in the fight against Voldemort. Compared to that kind of sacrifice, the immediate setbacks were nothing to mention.

"But it shouldn't be you. The mistake I made should be me..."

"The person the other party is targeting is me. Even if they push you out, it's not enough. It's just a loss of one more person."

Public opinion was so fierce that even the minister was on pins and needles. For such a big matter, just introducing an Auror captain was not enough to calm the wave. In fact, even Barty Crouch, the director of the Legal Enforcement Department, We are almost losing our position.

Once the Sirius case is retried and there is any twist, Barty Crouch will immediately face impeachment.

In fact, in order to eliminate this incident, Barty Crouch's resignation is the most effective. It can not only preserve the power of the Auror Office to the maximum extent, but also remove the label of "exceeding judicial power" from the Legal Enforcement Department.

But it is obvious that Director Crouch does not want to step down in disgrace with such a big pot on his back.

So, Rufus Scrimgeour had to leave.

He had no complaints about this.

He also knew about Kingsley's actions in advance, so he naturally had the leadership responsibility.

Subordinates fight on the front lines, while superiors drink tea in the back. They rush to get the credit when they have merit, and rush to run away when something goes wrong. This is the face of politicians, and he, Scrimgeour, doesn't even bother to do it.

Aurors were on the front line and were in danger, so he naturally wanted them to have nothing to worry about.

Since he didn't make better arrangements beforehand, the only thing he could do was to take some responsibility for them afterwards.

It's just a pity that he was ordered by the minister to help protect the Muggle Prime Minister that day, but he didn't show up at the scene in time, otherwise things shouldn't be so embarrassing.

Thinking about it now, that order should also be Murphy's method.

His skills are not as good as others, his chess moves are just one step behind!

Murphy Darkholm is exactly like the Dark Lord back then.

No, his madness is the same, and his ruthlessness and ruthlessness are comparable, but in terms of his meticulous thoughts and brilliant methods, he is even better than Voldemort.

I didn’t lose unfairly.

Kingsley Shacklebolt was filled with remorse, but he did not say any more words of apology. Even the pained look on his face gradually faded, and he returned to his original gentle, wise and calm look.

But the words he spoke were as tough as steel than ever before: "One day, I will make the truth known to the world and give you justice."

Scrimgeour felt the power. He patted the other person's arm and turned away.

His war is over.

And by using themselves as burnt sacrifices, the future warriors have obtained the armor to fight the new demon king.

Be patient, Shacklebolt.

Be more patient than your enemies.

Because darkness cannot forever cover the light, because the truth cannot always succumb to lies.

Observe patiently, hibernate patiently, and then wait for the solitary white dawn to break.

Cut off the darkness.