The children who were crowded together finally waited until the door opened on the opposite side.
The first one to come out was the worried Lucius.
"Click——" James, who held the camera high, pressed the shutter directly without looking.
Then came Mrs. Zabini with a grim expression.
Sam, who was standing at the window nearby, shook his head and sighed: "What a pity, such a beautiful lady..."
"So what's the matter with being beautiful?" George, who was nearest to him, leaned over.
"Such a beautiful lady was tricked into being a liar by the bad boy Wayne just because she was involved in the wizard card."
"Ah? She has been married seven times and her children are as old as Vincent."
Sam was stunned for a moment, "Are you kidding me? She doesn't look older than me."
"It's true." Vincent turned towards him suspiciously.
This guy goes to the Three Broomsticks almost every weekend.
Is it really just a hobby of drinking?
Ms. Rosmerta seems to be single now. Could it be that she likes getting older?
"Wayne, what's that look in your face?"
"Normal eyes." Vincent curled his lips and turned his little head back.
Old Crabbe and Old Goyle caught up with Lucius, while Old Flint and Old Parkinson in the opposite direction seemed to be arguing.
There's nothing interesting to see, so it's better to go back.
After Sam sent them off with a look of displeasure on his face, it was already almost noon.
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Back at Hogwarts, the most stable "Daily Prophet" is here.
Rita Skeeter is a well-known journalist who can compile a lengthy series based on just a blurry photo.
Hermione thought she was much more pleasing to the eye.
Not only did it hint in the middle that the gentleman would remove the scam revelation, but he also made an irresponsible guess at the end.
Why are wizard cards so valuable?
The property of a pure-blood wizard family should be worth this price!
Gentlemen are born with noble blood, and even their farts taste good.
So it was not some illusory bubble, but a good opportunity to get close to a real wizard.
Killing someone but also killing your heart? How terrifying!
"Awesome!" Fred and George both gave Vincent a big thumbs up.
"It doesn't matter if you can fool the gentlemen, but you can actually get rid of even the most troublesome black-hearted and unscrupulous reporters!"
Hermione put down the newspaper and looked at it with suspicion.
He didn't seem nervous or guilty.
"Rita Skeeter is a nasty person." Vincent met their questioning eyes and said,
"But there is no doubt that she is also a brave person."
What readers are most eager to see is never the truth that is well hidden, but the ones that are interesting enough and eye-catching enough.
"It's like a self-destruction, or like a prodigal son turning back."
He saw that his friends were all thinking secretly, and his hanging little heart finally settled down.
"She exploits the dark side of her readers to enhance her reputation, and uses her fame to further develop interesting and attention-grabbing content.
Even a smart person like her is brave enough to accuse the old men. I believe this matter will not end simply."
The diversion of attention is temporary, and you should quickly blackmail yourself in the near future.
After temporarily dispelling her doubts, Hermione opened the newspaper and read it carefully from cover to cover.
After her perception changed, she found that Rita's choice of words was quite clever.
The story of the morning is told in a tone that is almost ridiculing, so that readers can't figure out which part is true and which part is false.
Those who believe will be convinced, and those who don’t believe will still be disbelieved.
“Is this expanding the audience?”
"There should be no other explanation." Vincent opened several other foreign newspapers.
The accompanying pictures are all wonderful in their own way, but the content is incomprehensible.
"I think the library should have 'text translation' magic."
After lunch, the group walked toward the second floor.
After repeated warnings from the administrator, Mrs. Pince, Fred and George, who did not dare to breathe, were let in.
There is no translation magic for textbooks, and they should be on the first three rows of bookshelves that are more daily-oriented.
One person searched for each column and found it quickly.
Rather than saying it is unpopular, it is better to say that no one cares about it.
Judging from the thick dust on the copy of "Practical Life's Little Magic", it has not been opened for at least half a century.
Vincent used the silent spell to clean it up, and he could learn it in half an hour.
The principle is to change the shape of the ink and convert foreign text into English.
"Spoken language is also very important." Hermione, the second person to learn, whispered, then pointed her wand at "Gargoyle's Roar".
"We're not going to France~" Fred turned back thoughtfully and met Mrs. Pince's hawk-like eyes.
He quickly covered his mouth and moved his big head next to Hermione.
French Minister of Magic Osmond von Russell issued a statement:
[In view of the possibility of fraud in Wizard cards, the application for the release of the Collector's Edition has been rejected, and the Black Swan Wizard Card House in this country has also been sealed.
We will join the British investigation team and actively cooperate with relevant investigations and evidence collection.]
Minister Russell's position is very clear.
Even if nothing is found in the investigation, France will ban the sale of wizard cards.
Vincent put down the Daily Wizard.
Japan's Minister Ashiya also stated unequivocally that he would cooperate with the investigation and significantly increased the reward amount for Yamamoto Kujuku.
5,000 gold galleons, which is more than the previous two-month turnover of Gwent's main store.
Germany's "Silver Bat" is particularly simple and direct.
Minister Thaddeus Berg unilaterally seized the Black Swan Wizard Card House, which had been smashed again in his country, and completely suspended the entire sales plan of Wizard cards.
Each of these political people has a sharper nose than the other.
When nothing happens, treat it as a father-in-law, and when something happens, draw a clear line directly.
It was just a basic operation, and Vincent didn't object to it too much.
Instead, he was thinking in other people's shoes.
If you encounter it yourself, how should you reverse the situation?
There are many answers, but the most reliable one is always to prevent things from happening.
One Rita is not enough, the mouthpiece of public opinion must be in hand.
The media must grasp it, and the people's hearts must grasp it.
Both are equally time-consuming and labor-intensive, but they are the best way to ensure that you are not stigmatized.
"Old Wen, why are you smiling so sinisterly?" James whispered into his ear,
"Have you thought about how to make things worse for this gentleman~"
"No way, I laugh because I'm happy."
As long as one country starts to ban the sale of wizard cards, sooner or later the chain reaction will spread to the UK.
If the gentleman still hopes to get back the withheld wizard card, his vitality will definitely be severely damaged in the short term.
If Fudge is not a good person, the case will be delayed for a year or two...
Vincent, who laughed like a pig in his heart, quickly covered his mouth.
Find a good day before the trial and let out a little bit of Yamamoto's fanfare.
A normal person would not give up when such hope suddenly appears.