Vol 2 Chapter 856: Senior Investigator of Hogwarts

In fact, Percy’s letter did not take them to heart. Perhaps in Percy’s eyes, they have a big problem, but in their eyes, Percy is not like this.
However, inevitably, writing a letter will give people some absurd ideas.
However, Sirius' communications did allow everyone to recover from their childhood.
Sirius still brings some good news. At least, the influx of dark wizards in the UK has been relieved. However, this is also the emergence of Voldemort has not said that it is really true, and in Norway, the convergence of vampires also makes magic The Ministry has achieved partial success, which is probably what will be reported in these two days, but the focus of the Daily Prophet tomorrow is not this.
However, Sirius didn't seem to intend to stay at the Ministry of Magic. The Ministry of Magic had Kingsley, Tonks, and Old Weasley already enough. Now the important thing is to wait for the yellow task.
In any case, Sirius’s message made Harry calm down. At least, it’s necessary to have a peaceful night’s sleep. It wasn’t that they made it to 12 o’clock. It was because Fanlin also added the steps to modify the work. Hermione alone was too slow.
On the next day, they carefully checked the Daily Prophet, which Hermione subscribed to, hoping to find what Percy mentioned in the letter.
However, before she had time to remove the milk stains from the owls on the top of the milk jug, Hermione took a breath and flattened the newspaper to reveal a photo of Dolores Jane Umbridge.
At this moment, Umbridge was blinking at them with a smile under the headline.
"The government is exploring educational reforms. Dolores Jan Umbridge was appointed as the first senior prosecutor"
"Umbridge?...Senior prosecutor?" Harry's face darkened, and half of the toast bread slipped from his fingers. "What does this mean?"
Hermione read aloud, "A surprising change. Last night, the Ministry of Magic passed new legislation to strengthen the management of magic in the Hogwarts School."
"In recent times, the minister has been deeply disturbed by the changes that have taken place at Hogwarts," said Percy Weasley, a young assistant minister. "Many parents are dissatisfied with these changes in the school, and the minister has already begun to feel the situation. react."
"In recent weeks, Minister Cornelius Fudge has been adopting new legislation to influence the improvement of magic schools. This is not the first time. The Education Act No. 22 was recently promulgated on August 3o. It is used to ensure that if the current principal cannot find a suitable candidate, the minister will personally select a suitable person to serve."
"That's why Dolores Jan Umbridge was able to be appointed as the faculty member of Hogwarts," Van Lin continued, "Dumbledore could not find a suitable candidate, so the minister arranged for Umbridge. , Of course, her work is fruitful--."
After reading this, Fanlin completely gave up the idea of ​​reading. He had read those letters before. They were all the things in the letters, but they became more complete.
"She...what??" Harry said loudly.
"Don't interrupt, there is more." Hermione said seriously. "--Effective. In general, in addition to teaching the Defense Against the Dark Arts class, he also provided the Minister with first-hand information on the affairs of Hogwarts school students. This is the No. 23 Educational Decree issued by the Ministry of Magic. The newest functions acquired have created a new position-Senior Attorney at Hogwarts."
"This is an exciting new phase in the minister's plan. In this plan, we will make corrections where people at Hogwarts School feel lower standards," Percy Weasley continued. "The prosecutor will She has the right to inspect her fellow professors to ensure that they meet the standards. At present, Professor Umbridge is competent for this task, and we are very happy to see that she is also very popular."
This latest change of the Ministry of Magic has been strongly supported by the parents of Hogwarts students.
"My mind can easily feel that Dumbledore is being evaluated fairly and objectively." Mr. Lucius Malfoy, 4o, said at his Wiltshire mansion. "In the past few years, we have Most of them, as well as our children, are very concerned about Dumbledore’s unthinkable decisions. Now I’m very happy that the Ministry of Magic has begun to pay attention to this situation. These weird decisions are mainly reflected in the Previously controversial staff hires, including the werewolf Lupin, Hagrid with giant blood, and the insane predecessor Auror-Moody. Rumored, of course, Dumbledore, once the greatest wizard of the International Federation , The head of the International Wizarding Federation is no longer competent for the post of principal of the prestigious Hogwarts School"
An internal official of the Ministry of Magic revealed yesterday that
I think the placement of the prosecutor is the first step to ensure that the Hogwarts principal’s actions can relax us.
The senior wizard Sirius Black and Grantini protested at Hogwarts. Ci planted a prosecutor and resigned.
"Hogwarts is a school, it is not an outpost of Connell Fudge's office!" said Mrs. Merriby. "This is a disgusting attempt to distrust Dumbledore." Ms. Bi-a detailed report of a clown group engaged in subversive activities, please turn to page 7)
After reading the report, Hermione glanced over the table and looked at them.
"Now we know why Umbridge appeared here! Connelly Fudge forced her to supervise us through the education law! And now he actually gave her the right to supervise and inspect other professors!" Hermione breathed a little bit. Hurry, her eyes lit up, "It's incredible! It's unbearable!"
"Indeed," Harry said. He lowered his head, looking at the right hand that was holding the top of the table tightly, looking at the white scars that remained on his skin after Umbridge had penalized him to write. However, a grin was spreading on Ron's face.
"What?" Hermione and Harry stared at him and said, "Oh, I can't wait to see Professor McGonagall being checked," Ron said happily. Umbridge didn't know what he was going to face yet. "
"Very well, hurry up," Hermione leaped up from her chair, and continued, "We'd better be there before Umbridge checks Bins's class. However, Professor Umbridge did not check them. Magic history class... a boring class on Monday, and no basement in Snape’s class... where except Harry saw his moonstone report, black like a road stud." "d" is scribbled outside a corner above, and there is nothing.
"I will grade you like the grade exam." Snape smirked, and looked at them while looking at the assignments that were handed in. You should have a more realistic concept of your expectations for the exam! "
Snape walked to the door of the classroom and turned to face them. "The standard of homework is unpredictable. Most of you will face failure. This is the exam. I think it will give you some advice about the antidote to venom. The diversity report has had a huge impact. Maybe I should start putting the inferior students with "d" in prison? He snickered like Malfoy, and added "Some people got "d", ha! "
Harry understood, and Hermione was also looking at him at this time, trying to see which level he got. He put his report on moonstone into his school bag as soon as possible, so that the feeling of self-deception remained personal. In order not to give Snape any excuses for failing this class, Harry checked every instruction on the blackboard at least three times before proceeding.
However, his cautious approach did not make the color completely like the turquoise color that Fanlin made, but it was at least not as pink as Neville. When he handed over the reagent to Snape at the end of the class When he was at the table, he felt Snape's contemptuous gaze lightened.
When they came out of the basement and climbed the steps, Hermione said, "Good job, at least not as bad as last week, right?"
"I think that next time, Professor Snape will have a higher bottom line for you, but this is also a good thing for you." Fanlin patted Harry on the back, which made Harry back. A chill.
"Forget it, I don't want it." Harry said, speeding up his pace.
Fanlin and Hermione followed helplessly, while Ron just rushed over in a daze.
They walked towards the entrance of the hall, ready to have lunch
"It looks like this homework is not bad, doesn't it?" Hermione talked freely, and Ron and Harry said nothing, she went on, "I mean, of course, I don't expect to get the highest Achievement, if he requires according to the standards of the grade examination, but if he can pass his requirements, it is also a kind of affirmation of his own results, isn't it?"
Harry felt uncomfortable in his voice.
"Of course, compared with the actual test, there will be many unforeseen things in the actual operation. However, we have enough time to improve. That is to say, the level we get now is our baseline. You can work this basis, right Fanlin."
Fanlin looked at Harry, who was unnatural, but still gave Hermione great affirmation. In the face of things like this, she should sell it, it's useless.
They sat at Gryffindor's table together.
"Obviously, if I get an'o', I will be trembling." Hermione continued the discussion.
"Hermione," Ron said sharply, "if you want to know what level we have, just say hello."
"I didn't, I mean, well, if you can tell me..."
"What I got is... uh huh p..." Ron said as he spooned the soup into the bowl, "How about it? Happy?"
"But, there's nothing to be ashamed of," George, Jordan, and Fred also came to their side. Fred sat on Harry's right and continued, "It's okay to have a'p'. what."
"But," Hermione asked rhetorically, "doesn't "p" mean anything?"
"Poverty, isn't it?" Jordan said, "but it's much better than the ‘d’, isn’t it? That represents ‘terrible’?"
Harry felt his face a little red and hot, and he couldn't help coughing slightly to cover himself, however, he found that Hermione was still immersed in the topic of Wizarding Examination.
"That is to say, the highest level of'o' stands for ‘outstanding’," she said, "the latter ‘’..."
"No, ‘e’," George corrected. "’e’ stands for ‘expectation’. Fred and I often get ‘e’ in every aspect because we can always make test results feel unexpected."
Except for the hardworking Hermione, everyone else was amused.
"That means, the "a" is followed by the ‘e’, which means ‘barely acceptable’ and become the last level, right?
Hermione said.
"Of course," Fred replied while turning the bowl and drinking the hot soup carefully. "If you get the'p' stands for'poverty'," Ron raised his arms and imitated, "'d' stands for'horrible'?"
"And ‘t Zhi reminded.
"'T'?" Hermione was puzzled and asked in surprise, "Is there anything lower than'd'? So what does't' represent?"
"Sing loudly," George said quickly. Harry was amused. Although he wasn't sure if George was joking, he imagined hiding from Hermione that he got a't' in the grade test, but he decided to work hard from now on.
"Have you been checked by that senior prosecutor?" Fred continued. "No," Hermione replied immediately, "What? You were checked?"
"Just now, just before lunch," George said, "Magic lesson."
"Then what did she do?" Harry and Hermione asked Fred in unison and shrugged.
"It's nothing. Umbridge just sits in a small corner and makes notes with a pen from time to time. You also know what kind of teacher Flitwick is. He treats her as a guest and doesn't interfere with his class at all, and, She didn't ask much. She simply asked Lina two questions about the course and told her that the course was very good, which is actually the case~EbookFREE.me~ right."
"I don't think the evaluation of the old Flitwick should be too low," George said. "He always lets all of us pass the exam."
"Whose class in the afternoon?" Fred asked Harry
"Traoni"
"I can see a ‘t’."
"Of course Umbridge herself"
"Oh, she wouldn't do this, but... Professor Trauni’s style is really difficult to accept. I suspect Umbridge will use Professor Traoni to operate. Anyway, Harry, you have to pay attention this afternoon. , Although she can't move the deans of the colleges, but these people..."
Fanlin said with some worry, although Professor Trauni was unreliable most of the time, after all, the predictions were not touched every day, and this in itself was not a reliable profession.
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