My Hogwarts has a serious problem.

Chapter 423, Section 420: Chop off his dog's head! Seize his bird's throne!

This newspaper caused a huge uproar in the magical world, while also whetting everyone's appetite.

It's like watching a TV series.

Now that all those arrogant "wizard nobles" have been arrested, what kind of punishment they will receive, what excuse they will use to explain their behavior, and what exactly happened to Peter Pettigrew who came back from the dead are all questions that every member of the magical world is eagerly awaiting in the next newspaper.

At the same time, Leon's reputation soared to unprecedented heights in the magical world.

He accomplished in almost a month what his exes, ex-exes, and even ex-ex-exes hadn't.

Under his command, all the Death Eaters in the wizarding world were captured and brought to justice. Even with Dumbledore's help, it could not overshadow Leon's outstanding achievements.

After all, Dumbledore had done his part before, but no Auror supervisor had ever managed to capture so many Death Eaters in such a short time.

Moreover, it also includes powerful and opportunistic figures like Malfoy.

In addition, in the days immediately following the Azkaban breakout, he apprehended a large number of fugitives in a very short time, which undoubtedly made him the most talked-about person in the wizarding world recently.

In addition, the fact that Dumbledore used dark magic during the capture process has also drawn mixed reactions from wizards.

Some say that Dumbledore's greatness lies in the fact that he, despite his power, never resorted to violence to oppress others. This time, he broke his vow and used dark magic. Once there's one, there's bound to be another. The greatest wizard of the 20th century has changed.

Some people say that those people are just meddling in other people's business. Do you expect to persuade these heartless villains with words? If someone uses an Avada Kedavra on you, do you return the favor with a weapon that eliminates you?

While this was the case when Aurors used to enforce the law, this is a special case now. Aurors have been given the right to use Dark Magic, and Dumbledore's use of Dark Magic is perfectly reasonable as he cooperates with the Aurors.

There are two versions of this story in the magical world, but it clearly reminds all wizards of one thing.

Dumbledore has the ability to take on a hundred men single-handedly. Those who want to provoke him had better think carefully before they act, considering whether they can bear the consequences if the headmaster gets angry.

The publication of the Daily Prophet caused a great stir in the magical world.

Meanwhile, inside the Ministry of Magic, after Leon, along with Rozier, Smith, Simon, and several other capable saints who had rushed from Abrose, had modified the Death Eaters' memories of Tom overnight, he returned to the Ministry of Magic the following morning.

Leon had barely returned to his office and hadn't even settled into his seat when a paper airplane flew right in front of him.

It was a summons from Minister Fouché.

Left with no other option, Leon got up again and went to the minister's office to meet Fudge.

Fudge remained friendly and cordial, showing neither excessive enthusiasm for Leon's capture of all the Death Eaters nor excessive indifference.

But he immediately revoked all Aurors' temporary access to dark magic.

The reason is perfectly valid.

Now that all the prisoners in Azkaban have been brought back, the Aurors no longer need to use dark magic to capture criminals.

But Leon still sensed something else in this impatient attitude.

Fu Guitar is scared.

What we fear is not that the Aurors will use dark magic, but that they will use dark magic and team up with Dumbledore.

Lynn had given him advice long before Leon took office.

Despite his sophisticated political maneuvering, Fudge is actually quite foolish.

From the moment he took office, he always regarded Dumbledore as his imaginary enemy and always suspected that Dumbledore wanted to covet his position.

Now, the silent alliance between Leon and Dumbledore to capture Death Eaters fills Fudge with dread.

He hadn't forgotten the powerful force behind Leon.

It was thanks to Lynn's influence that he was able to suppress the pure-blood faction of the Ministry of Magic to this extent.

If they and Dumbledore chose to join forces, their plan would be to storm the Ministry of Magic building, behead him, and seize his bird throne!

Every time Fudge recalls that scene, he breaks out in a cold sweat.

So the moment Leon returned, he immediately revoked his right to use dark magic.

To prevent the other side from not even needing to storm the Ministry of Magic building, but instead cutting off his head from the inside and taking his bird's nest.

Leon, of course, did not object to this; Fudge's idea was purely unfounded conjecture.

Even if Lynn and Dumbledore really wanted to remove him from the position of Minister of Magic, they would never use such violent means to change the government.

Only a fool like Fudge would have such an idea.

However, just as Lynn said, the more foolish Fudge is, the more they should help him secure his current position.

Then they slowly infiltrated their influence into the Ministry of Magic.

The trial of the arrested Death Eaters was not delayed and was held on the same day.

The main ones who conducted the trials were Malfoy and his ilk. Other Death Eaters like Bellatrix, who had escaped from Azkaban, had their fates sealed from the very beginning.

As Lynn said, they were taken back to Azkaban without even seeing any other staff members of the Ministry of Magic, to await their final fate.

Moreover, Malfoy's trial proceeded very quickly.

On the very night of his capture, while Leon was altering the memories of the other Death Eaters, he had a secret conversation with Malfoy and the others.

The outcome of the conversation is unknown, but in court, they confessed to their involvement in Death Eater activities without offering any further excuses.

He was ultimately sentenced to life imprisonment in Azkaban.

In addition to the trials of these individuals, Peter was also brought into the courtroom.

With all the evidence pointing to his Death Eater identity, he could no longer hide it and tearfully confessed his crimes in court, framing Sirius Black.

Peter's incident had the greatest impact on the Ministry of Magic.

This indicates that the Ministry of Magic made a serious mistake in its judgment back then, resulting in innocent people being wronged and bad people going unpunished for more than ten years. If this gets out, it will definitely make the Ministry of Magic lose face.

Fortunately, the great achievement of wiping out the Death Eaters made the "small" mistake seem less significant.

However, this topic still allowed wizards to ridicule the Ministry of Magic for a long time.

(End of this chapter)