[HP] Being a problem student at Hogwarts

The holidays are mostly over in a flash. The world of Muggles seemed peaceful, and so did the world of wizards. However, the Dark Lord's looming figure can still be seen behind the calls in the Daily Prophet for a retrial of the Death Eater cases.

Speaking of which, after the Dark Lord disappeared more than ten years ago - and more people were willing to believe that he was dead - the dark power he established quickly collapsed. Countless of his supporters were simply identified or looked at with an ugly look on their arm. If you get a tattoo, you will be charged, and then you can skip all trial procedures, deal with special cases, and go directly to Azkaban. Followers who are powerful, wealthy, or have backgrounds can escape disaster by relying on excuses such as "being controlled by the Imperius Curse", money, or asking for guarantees.

So after the return of the Dark Lord, those Death Eaters who had escaped punishment once again mobilized their power, demanding that the cases of their past colleagues be retried on the grounds of violating procedural justice - and they succeeded again - Fudge was They "retired" quickly before they could apply for re-examination, and are now governed by a coalition of ministers (this strange round table format is organized by the Death Eaters and the Order of the Phoenix, the anti-Death Eater organization led by Dumbledore) To achieve this, they are all filling the Ministry of Magic with their own people, and they are also worried that the temporary minister they choose is the other party's person.)

The surprisingly rational side of Death Eaters has given rise to unrealistic fantasies in many people. This fantasy even caused Dumbledore to lose his position as president of the International Federation of Magicians - most of the wizards in the Ministry of Magic - People who were not even Death Eaters were dissatisfied with his series of speeches claiming that the Dark Lord had brought war, thinking that he was actively stirring up conflicts and destroying peace, so the wizards voted him out. They demoted him from being the Chief Wizard of the Wizengamot, the High Court of Wizards, as a warning to Dumbledore, and as a warning to Dumbledore who seemed to have a change of heart and was willing to serve in The overtures of the Dark Lord who was playing games with them within the frame. 7K妏揩

Tom has been trapped in Spider End Alley, and can only get a little glimpse of the swords and swords behind the wizarding world through the Daily Prophet. The Dark Lord was always busy, and Snape was not a kind guardian - and neither was the Dark Lord, of course, but at least when the Dark Lord was in a good mood, it was not difficult to find ways to get some good treatment for himself, but Snape didn't do that. Like the most ruthless watcher, he watched over Tom for the Dark Lord, ensuring that he could see the person he wanted to see in time at any whim of the Dark Lord.

"Listen, Professor," Tom said to him unbearably, "if you have a dog, you have to go out morning and night. You can't keep me locked in the house like this -"

"Obviously, I can." Snape said with a sarcastic smile, "But I would rather I have a dog, at least then I don't have to help him with his homework."

Tom's face dropped when he mentioned homework. Ever since his magic mutated, accurate spell casting has always been a pain point for him. Although the magicians are now much more obedient and can basically understand his will very well, some spells that require fine control are still mainly left to fate and relied on the magicians to perform freely. Even when brewing potions, he can still make something strange but not in line with expectations through standard steps under the radiation of magic power.

He snorted very loudly and sat down on the sofa angrily. The crow was intently pecking at its nuts on the side table, and took the time to let out a perfunctory laugh.

Snape wanted to say something else, but the post office owl was already picking up the new newspaper and pecking at the window. So he shut his mouth, walked across the living room with a fierce expression, and brought in the newspaper.

He glanced at the homepage, and then Tom keenly noticed that his magic pressure fluctuated for a moment.

"What's wrong?" he asked, craning his neck.

Snape didn't answer him. He flipped through the newspaper with an unpredictable expression, then threw it to him and chuckled: "Gryffindor."

Tom took a look and saw huge fonts floating on the home page: "Harry Potter broke the law again. Is the halo of the past a universal amulet?" 》

Harry? Illegal?

He quickly read down and saw that the article said that Harry cast a spell in front of a Muggle in a Muggle neighborhood. This act seriously violated the "Reasonable Restraint of Minor Wizards Act". He also mentioned that Harry had violated the International Statute of Secrecy before this, and had cast spells on his Muggle relatives, which was a particularly egregious situation. However, because the former Minister of Magic, Fudge, considered him a first offender, Extrajudiciary, he was only given a verbal warning and no record of his illegal behavior was recorded.

The article also sharply asks whether the years of adulation of Harry Potter by the world have adversely affected this child, making him really think that he is above the law? Everyone is equal before the law, so why can Harry Potter's past illegal acts be dismissed so lightly? Was the former Minister of Magic's behavior illegal? Why did Dumbledore have to go to the Ministry of Magic to protect him this time for a crime that would have resulted in someone else being expelled and having their wand broken? Was Dumbledore's behavior appropriate? Is it legal? Is the former aura of salvation really the all-purpose amulet of a wizard who has repeatedly broken the law and committed many evil deeds?

Tom: "..." Oops, he almost thought the report was about another Harry Potter with the same name.

He flipped back again, and in the next few pages the author brought up the most popular recent Death Eater retrial and said that the Ministry of Magic had gradually lost credibility. Whether it is easy to convict people or to arbitrarily exonerate people, it violates procedural justice, making the Ministry of Magic a forum for certain people to speak out, and the law becoming a tool for retaliation or wanton favors in the hands of certain people. Tools - The author strongly hints that some people are specifically referring to Dumbledore from a certain school. The article also made an emotional appeal that justice should not only be realized, but also be realized in a way that people can see - this change makes it seem that he is actually on the side of justice, but hates that iron cannot be made into steel, and hopes for justice. The side-handling process is made more satisfying.

Voldemort hired a group of very capable writers to give him some advice this time... Tom thought about it and flipped through the newspaper, but he couldn't find the reason why Harry was casting spells in the Muggle community.

"Professor?" He shook the newspaper at Snape, "What happened to Harry?" He didn't believe that Harry would cast spells on vacation for no reason.

Snape was making coffee with his back to him, and said without looking back: "A little advice in life: take care of yourself."

"Then I wrote to ask the Dark Lord?" Tom said.

Snape finally turned around and glanced at him.

"I don't know any more than you do, Master." He said sarcastically with a bored expression. "You may have some misunderstanding about me - I don't care what happens to Mr. Potter."

As long as he lives.