Everyday Players at Hogwarts..

Chapter 456 Frankness

In a living room of pure color where the stairs, floor, walls, chairs, and even the chandelier on the ceiling all seemed to be one, the people who had just been outside were sitting around a crystal clear round table.

However, judging from everyone's expressions, it can be seen that the conversation just now seemed very unpleasant.

Especially Mrs. Weasley, who was looking at Dumbledore angrily, as if he had committed some unforgivable sin.

However, at the other end of the table, the scene was different.

Tonks was deforming her nose, to Ginny's amusement.

Each time she squeezed her eyes shut tightly, revealing the same pained expression she had shown in the foyer of the old Blake house.

Her nose swelled up like a bird's beak and looked exactly like Snape's nose, then shrank back to the size of a mushroom, and a large mass of nasal hairs sprouted from each nostril.

Fred and George were also there to give Tonks advice.

Judging from the notes in their hands, it seemed that they found some inspiration in Tonks.

But suddenly Tonks stopped changing, and Fred and George put away their notebooks.

Ginny suppressed a smile as well.

All because of Mrs. Weasley's roar, "Dumbledore!
Why let Harry and the others get involved!
They are not members of the Order of the Phoenix!

Some of them have only just entered Hogwarts!"

(Bill: "That's right, Ginny's still a child! I think the engagement needs to be cancelled too!"

Mrs. Weasley: "Shut up! Bill Weasley!"

Ginny glared at him: "Bill! You're such a jerk!")
"Molly, you may not have noticed one thing, that is, most of our information about Voldemort actually comes from Harry's dream, and the rest is also verified based on the information Harry gave us."

"It would not be wise to bypass Harry and the others." Dumbledore folded his hands, leaned his elbows on the table, and stared at Mrs. Weasley.

"They are still children," Mrs. Weasley said in a much quieter voice.

"I'm Harry's godfather, I think he is qualified to know this." Sirius raised his head and nodded at Harry.

"Yeah, Molly."

"Death Eaters don't care if you're a child or not."

"I think they all have to know that, plus some serious training!"

"This is what's best for them!" Mad-Eye Moody, who was always tough, took a sip of the wine in his kettle.

"Potter needs safety, but not the kind of safety you're talking about."

"He should know everything and stay safely in the back." Snape raised his eyebrows.

Mrs. Weasley saw everyone saying this, she suddenly turned to her husband, "Arthur!"

"Arthur, support me!"

Mr. Weasley did not speak immediately, but took off his glasses and wiped the lenses slowly on his robes, without looking at his wife.

He put his glasses back on carefully before speaking.

"You can't deny that Harry and the others have guessed it even if we didn't say anything, Molly.

Now that they know it, we might as well let them know in more detail so that they don’t make the wrong decision due to wrong information.”

Mrs. Weasley hesitated to speak, and looked at Professor McGonagall, the only person who might stand on her side.

"Don't look at me, Molly."

"I admired Mr. Potter's magical skills in the principal's office last year with Pomona and Filius."

"Severus was there, too."

"Plus his performance today, I think he has the level to know the news."

"As for Ginny - Molly, you were not a member of the Order of the Phoenix during the First Wizarding War, so you knew nothing about the Order of the Phoenix?" Professor McGonagall said after pursing her lips. "Well," Mrs. Wessinley said, taking a deep breath and looking around, hoping to get support, but no one responded, "Well - it seems that my opinion will be rejected.

I just want to say one thing: We cannot let the children be affected by this war. They just need to grow up healthily, just like I chose to devote myself to my family during the first wizard war instead of joining the Order of the Phoenix -"

"The hope for the future of the wizarding world, what questions do you have - about Voldemort." Seeing Molly sit down, Dumbledore asked softly.

"Is it true that he will be resurrected in a year?"

"I heard from Ron." ("Ron Weasley?" Mrs. Weasley looked betrayed.)
"Will this affect our exams?"

"I mean the OWLT (Overall Wizarding Test)." Percy asked, raising his hand.

("Good boy!" Mrs. Weasley wiped her eyes.

"Model student Percy."

"I thought he had stopped being like that," Fred and George whispered.)
"No, after my personal investigation, by the time he is resurrected, it will be summer vacation." Dumbledore answered in a relaxed tone.

"That's good." Percy looked at his twin brothers as soon as he sat down, "I don't see any possibility of us losing.

Just pay extra attention to your studies!"

"Dumbledore, is Professor Riddle really the only one who can truly kill the resurrected Voldemort?" Harry looked unwilling.

He had already gotten the answer from Ryan.

But now it was different, he was double himself.

There is also a Pluto dragon.

Maybe the answer changes too.

"It's amazing!"

"Molly, Harry really knows more than we thought." Dumbledore teased Mrs. Weasley, who was still a little unconvinced, and looked at Harry again, "Yes, you may have known the secret of Voldemort's immortality."

"That's right, it's not some advanced black magic."

"It's just that no one dares to be so bold."

"And be cruel to yourself."

"I can only say to you, Harry, that your current power may be able to defeat him, or even trap him (such as in that magical mirror world), but to truly kill him, only Riddle can do it."

"Voldemort's actions, while foolish, truly made him nearly invincible."

"You can be defeated, but there is always a chance to make a comeback." Dumbledore sighed.

"Did you also allow his resurrection?"

"I mean, he can only be killed if he's resurrected?" Harry asked next.

Mrs. Weasley looked as if she were doubting her life.

Sirius was very proud, and if Lupin hadn't held him back, he would have probably made some sarcastic remarks.

He had always been a little annoyed with Mrs. Weasley.

Because Mrs. Weasley treated Harry as her own son and thought that she and Harry were closer than he and Harry were.

"Yes."

"You have already heard about Grindelwald from Lupin."

"He's a tough guy."

"If he takes action, Voldemort will have no chance of resurrecting."