The Alchemist of Harry Potter

Chapter 137 On Better Ways Than Drilling Holes...

I can't understand it at all!

Isobel just took the parchment from Albert's hand, just glanced at the contents inside, and found that he couldn't understand it at all.

Even though, Isobel had already been exposed to ancient runes, and he was far ahead of other students in the same class.However, this genius witch found helplessly that if she didn't use the magic word dictionary, she couldn't even read the contents of the parchment, let alone understand it.

Can this guy in front of him really understand?

Isobel doubted this.

After all, Albert's age is there, even if it is exaggerated, there must be a limit for me!
However, Albert's appearance does not seem to be pretending at all. Even Professor Brod agrees with him. What he said earlier shows that Albert's attainments in ancient runes are very high, which is so high that it completely surpasses hers. imagined.

Right now, that guy is actually holding a quill, and began to modify Uncle Mogg's parchment, adding his own views and opinions in some aspects, and occasionally discussing a certain issue with Professor Broad, saying from his mouth The words that come out are also written in ancient runes, so there is no need for "Magical Word Phonetic Table" or "Dictionary of Runes".

"What's the matter with this guy?" Isobel was really confused. She couldn't understand how Albert mastered the ancient runes in a short period of time. It was so strange.

The silent genius girl was sinking into deep self-doubt, when a flame burst out from the fireplace in the office, attracting the attention of several people.

"Sorry, I'm late. I didn't expect something to happen to the Wizengamot." Mogg McDougal walked out of the fire, and he raised his hand to brush off the ashes on his robe, and said to Professor Brod : "Bud, you're absent, didn't you get the notification?"

"I received it suddenly in the morning. However, it came very suddenly, so I pretended that I didn't receive it. It's not a big deal anyway." Professor Broad curled his lips and said, "They didn't notify in advance, and I didn't have time to attend .”

"That's a good excuse." McDoug nodded, as if he was considering whether he could use this excuse in the future.

"What's the final result?" Professor Broad asked.

"What else, fined a large sum of money, and then went to jail again." McDougal said disapprovingly, "They broke her wand again, and she was jailed for ten years."

"Ten years? I thought it would be a lifelong prison. It's not the first time that Carlotta Pinkston used magic at will in front of Muggles in public." Professor Broad reminded: "I remember Last time, her wand was broken."

"Carlotta Pinkston found someone to get another wand. Now, the Ministry of Magic has announced that Carlotta will be deprived of the right to use the wand." McDougal explained: "Everyone has unanimously decided that if Carlotta is in Continue to violate the secrecy law, and give her a permanent bed in Azkaban."

Albert couldn't help curling his lips when he heard this, and asked, "Does the Ministry of Magic often break other people's wands? I mean when the secrecy law is violated."

Professor Broad and McDougall looked at each other and fell into a brief silence. In the end, Mogg answered Albert's question: "Normally, no, at most they will be fined."

"What about the "Reasonable Restraint on Underage Wizards Act?" Albert asked again.

"The third paragraph of the "Reasonable Restraint of Underage Wizards Act" states that it is a crime to intentionally and knowingly use magic in front of Muggles in Muggle residential areas." McDougal shrugged at Albert Shrugged his shoulders and said: "In fact, the "deliberately and knowingly committing a crime" here refers to having been warned by a letter once. If it is not too serious, the offender usually only needs to go to the director of the Prohibition of Misuse of Magic Office for an interview. Usually Under the circumstances, it will not be too serious, at most you will be fined a little money. Of course, if you have a criminal record, and you have bad deeds, you may be in bad luck."

"What about Muggle wizards?" Albert asked again: "If I violate the "Act on Reasonable Restraining of Underage Wizards" twice in a row, is it possible to be expelled from the school?"

"Why do you ask that?" McDougal raised his eyebrows slightly and asked.

"It's just prevention. One day I really break the law, so I can find a loophole. After all, my family is a lawyer. Oh, you may not know what a lawyer is. It is someone who defends others in court." Albert said plainly why he wanted to understand these things.

"You don't seem to have a good impression of the Ministry of Magic?" Isobel was speechless for a while, and she realized that the person in front of her was not a safe guy, and she was actually planning to start exploiting loopholes in the Ministry of Magic's laws?

"Before school started, I encountered some bad things." Albert didn't mention Truman's bad thing.

"Is it related to this matter?"

"Yes."

"May be expelled." Professor Broad answered Albert's question, "To some extent, the person who makes the decision is the director of the Prohibition of Misuse of Magic Office. If they do this, there will be a process to ensure that…”

"If one day you really encounter some small troubles, I will help you settle it, provided that you help me finish this book." McDougal raised his hand to interrupt Professor Brod, and said with a smile: "The Ministry of Magic The situation is indeed as you think, but the "Reasonable Restraint of Underage Wizards Act" is actually more aimed at wizards living in Muggle residential areas. You also know that young children are often not well restrained I myself, especially after possessing magic, can't help but want to try it, so I need the "Act on Reasonable Restraint of Underage Wizards."

"When you become an adult and step into the wizarding world, you will find that wizards rarely deal with Muggles, even Weasley who likes Muggles." McDougal said after thinking for a while.

"So, it's still a matter of connections and power?" Albert said meaningfully.

"Yes, if you have enough connections and power, if you encounter some trivial matters, there will be no trouble at all, and you will be fined at most." Mogg talked about such things in front of Albert without hesitation.

"Uncle Mogg!" Isobel frowned and reminded him aloud.

"This is indeed a fact. It is very important to have power in the magic world." Mogg blinked and said: "Of course, if you know the Minister of Magic and have a good relationship with him, as long as it is not a serious illegal act, He will turn a blind eye and close one eye!"

"Do you want to..."

"Actually, I'm very interested in Apparition." Albert said without hesitation, "If you can learn it, you don't have to worry about where to go."

"I suggest you write to the Knight Bus and let it pick you up on the way." McDougal said with a smile: "The way to take the Knight Bus is to stick your wand in the air."

"No, no, Mogg, I think Albert just wants to save trouble." Professor Broad saw through Albert's intentions at a glance, and reminded: "Apparition is too difficult for you now. a bit."

"Okay, I think we should bring the topic back!" McDougal waved his wand, and a stack of parchment appeared out of thin air and landed on the table in front of them.

"This is the second manuscript."

(End of this chapter)