boyutpedia Chapter 356 Unusual Movement
Chapter 356 Unusual Movement
Chapter 356: Unusual Movement
Ms. Bones thought for a moment and lowered her eyes.
Even though she looked down on Fudge's abilities and did intend to vie for the position of Minister of Magic in the next election, the reasons given by Alison made it impossible for her to refute them.
Because her brother was a member of the Order of the Phoenix, they even came to comfort her and explain the next plan, goals, and suggestions to her...
Such a sincere attitude, such thoughtful consideration, such a thorough plan...
Even for someone as fair and wise as Ms. Bones, it is hard to dislike her.
As expected of the children of those two, if they really wanted to be liked by others, it would be easy for them to do so...
Moreover, this plan was entirely for the benefit of the wizarding world, and it also made reasonable predictions about future interests and situations.
For both public and private reasons, she shouldn't refuse.
The wizarding world is fortunate to have this little Grindelwald willing to take the trouble to plan.
Since they have already planned a bright future for us, it seems that we have no choice but to accept it.
Bones smiled slightly, with emotion and motivation for change. His face, which had been slightly tired due to the recent busy official duties and the shock of the news, suddenly became bright.
"I understand. Next, I will do my best to cooperate with Minister Fudge to complete the next task, safeguard the interests of the wizarding world, and promote the smooth integration of wizards and Muggles..."
Alison smiled and bowed gracefully, "Thank you very much for your understanding and your consideration of the future of the wizarding world."
Facing this child who was the same age as her niece, Ms. Bones stood up respectfully to return the greeting. There was no awkwardness at all. Instead, her face was serious and her loud voice became much softer.
"No, you are the one who truly cares about the wizarding world, and you have a long-term vision... For the future of the wizarding world, I am willing to do my best, even if it means sacrificing everything."
Alison smiled and nodded before leaving.
This Ms. Bones is quite interesting.
In the original novel, in addition to the impressive fact that she was deliberately killed by the returning Voldemort, she was also tried by Harry at the Ministry of Magic. When the Minister of Magic hindered her at every turn, she still strictly followed the procedures and evidence and made the final ruling that the charges were not established.
——But it is true that the Dementors that the unfortunate Savior met in the Muggle world were deliberately released by Fudge and that Toad Umbridge to frame people. No one knows your innocence better than the people who slander you.
The Director of the Law Enforcement Department is very professional, fair, intelligent, brave, and not too concerned with worldly matters.
In their conversation just now, she never showed any concern about the British wizarding community being the first to violate the International Confederation of Wizards' Statute of Secrecy.
…It seems that we need to add “not rigid” to the impression of the character.
Things like laws and rules are “clear rules of the game” imposed by those in a higher position to constrain everyone, allowing everyone to play within these rules and not act like a headless fly.
But that doesn't mean the GM can't change the rules.
To put it bluntly - can a living person be killed by holding his urine?
Of course, this is the truth. There are not many people who can understand this and have the ability to flexibly use and jump back and forth between the rules, and have the thinking and means of a superior.
In Alison's understanding, Slytherin's certain degree of contempt for rules means this: whether or not the superiors who make the rules abide by the rules depends on their interests and the situation.
Repeatedly trampling on the rules and going back on one's word will definitely reduce one's credibility, but this cannot be taken into consideration at certain necessary moments.
There is an inexplicable and very flexible balance involved. One has to look at the overall situation, not just the petty gains that may come to one's self.
What a pity, there are more brainless stupid snakes in the academy that is shrewd and advocates the thinking of superiors. Most of them are only good at playing some tricks but do not have any great wisdom.
But then again, people like this are rare everywhere, and there is only one such person in Gryffindor, her father, so one can't ask for too much.
There must always be a majority of people who are ruled.
……
Alison Apparated back to Hogsmeade and then flew directly into the headmaster's office through the window on a broomstick.
There was a loud and innocent cheer.
"Your little cutie suddenly appears!"
Not long after reading the note in his hand, Dumbledore took off his glasses and rubbed his eyebrows helplessly.
"You still remember to come back..."
The note in his hand was a secret message from Kingsley, one of the Aurors working in the Department of Law Enforcement and a secret member of the Order of the Phoenix.
It's about Alison going to the Ministry of Magic and having a secret talk with Ms. Bones, the head of the Department of Law Enforcement.
If the Order of the Phoenix really wants to keep an eye on someone, their independent, reliable and efficient intelligence system will quickly transmit everything that happens to the target in just a few minutes.
Of course, since Alison was not a target of surveillance in the first place, and the fair and powerful Ms. Bones, although close to the Order of the Phoenix, was not a formal member, the confidential conversation between the two was not leaked.
It was just because Alison suddenly visited the Law Enforcement Department and was seen by Kingsley, who informed the parents of the naughty child's whereabouts.
Dumbledore was a little distressed.
He was the one who knew best that he had not allowed Alison to go to the Ministry.
If the child is quiet, he must be acting like a monster.
Just when Dumbledore was still wondering whether Alison had a sudden idea and was planning to win Bones over to her own side, she came back so unexpectedly.
...I'm confused.
That's weird, this kid.
This state of half-knowledge is the most frustrating. Parents who don't know the full picture still have a little hope that their child will not do anything naughty, but they are also prepared for the despair that their child will secretly do something big behind their backs.
Alison happily placed her new mini cake dessert from Honeydukes on the table - she had bought it when she passed by.
Dumbledore pretended to be angry and said sternly, "That doesn't please me. You left school without a word or even a word of hello?"
Grindelwald yawned while sitting on his sofa, and slowly turned his gaze from the letter he had just received, which was the feedback letter from the Saints on the recent situation, to the sweet honey cake on the table with a critical glance. He was really not interested.
This little bastard is back?
Alison came over and glanced at the little "complaint" note on the table, not hiding it and looking very proud.
"Want to know what I did today? Do you really want to ask? How about asking..."
Dumbledore rolled up the note and interrupted her in a somewhat petulant and childish manner: "I don't want to know! And I don't want to ask!"
Alison puffed up her cheeks, feeling a little unwilling to encounter an unexpected reaction, and her heterochromatic eyes rarely showed a confused look.
"Shouldn't you be calm and rational?"
Knowing that she had gotten to the Ministry of Magic, she must have done something big...
Look at the Order of the Phoenix in the original work. Dumbledore was so calm and rational from beginning to end that he was even detached from the petty emotions of mortals. He arranged and worked on his own, acting as a "riddler" to assist in the "plot killing". He was like he had no mouth, and completely underestimated the "petty emotions of young people", thinking that everyone was as genius as him.
Her father should have been calm and rational, speaking in a steady tone, facing her little challenges and asking about the big things she had done, in order to facilitate his own plans and assess her mental state...
...Because if it were her, if the two of them switched positions, she would do the same.
However, Dumbledore stared at her with his bright and gentle blue eyes, smiling slightly, and his stern face returned to a relaxed and cheerful look.
Alison heard her dad tell her.
"Alison, I don't think I need to stay calm and rational all the time. You know, I'm just an ordinary old man. Sometimes I want to be willful - especially in front of my reliable children."
"Also, compared to those rules and regulations, and questions about various conspiracies and intrigues, what I actually want to know more often is - whether you are happy today, whether you have encountered any interesting things, or whether something annoying has happened, and you want to talk to your father about it..."
The red-haired little wizard suddenly suffered a critical attack.
Her father is like that, he will play straight and say some sweet words from time to time.
...Is this the different treatment given to biological children and little Harry, who was raised by someone they watched halfway through life?
Okay, okay, although sometimes I still don’t quite understand these unexpected reactions, but she does…
like very much.
Dumbledore curled his eyes and looked at his daughter's dazed face, a sly look flashed across his eyes and he was in a good mood.
"Now, if you want, you can share with Dad what happened to make you so happy." As he spoke, he pinched Alison's face lively, pretending to be a little vain, but there was still a smile in his words, "Or, have you grown up and have your own little secrets, and don't want to share them with Dad?"
Alison took two steps back vigilantly, and even fear appeared in her eyes for a moment.
Fishing! This is definitely fishing!
The headmaster of Hogwarts is so terrifying!
Grindelwald watched the whole thing on the sofa.
Although he was a little jealous of those free "sweet words", he was really gloating when he saw Alison, who had always been a naughty child, open her eyes wide after being teased by Al.
"Hahahahahaha..."
The old devil couldn't hold back his laughter, and finally even fell on the sofa laughing.
However, despite this reaction, Grindelwald could probably guess why Alison was surprised.
…The adults have been helplessly cleaning up the mess made by the naughty kids, but their mentality has inevitably become more lively.
Sometimes the things Alison does can really give parents a headache, but compared to the depressing and dark atmosphere in those prophecies, it is much more relaxing.
Moreover, when it comes to big things, this kid is obviously a fellow calm genius, a reliable teammate who stands on the same front, understands each other and is reliable enough.
Loving people is like growing flowers.
Even as independent and powerful as Dumbledore and Grindelwald, they are still mortals and not truly heartless and desireless gods.
The wizarding world has never been just about the problem of Fu Xiaogui. There are also those wizard-major conflicts that have always been suppressed in people's hearts. Now there are solutions, and we can see a way out for the wizarding world.
Otherwise, those contradictions have never been truly resolved from beginning to end. Ideas always have soil for breeding, and there have even been enough examples and benchmarks before...
Even if the so-called "Dark Lord" is killed, who can guarantee that there won't be another "Dark Lord" in the future who will take advantage of the situation, stir up conflicts, and start a war?
Voldemort is the result, not the real cause.
In a closed and stable social environment, these contradictions will never die. If we only treat the symptoms but not the root cause, sooner or later, the wounds covered by the peaceful fairy tale will continue to fester.
Grindelwald looked cheerful, with a gleam in his heterochromatic eyes.
He could see in his old age that the hidden dangers that he and his lover had seen when he was young were finally solved by their daughter - even though it was not the way he had originally envisioned, that of ruling Muggles and wizards supreme, it was enough.