A Certain Magical Hogwarts

Chapter 920 War Hero

Whether it was the Blood Dragon's Dance or Attack on Titan... this battle came and went in a hurry.

The giants are very powerful, but their weaknesses are also fully exposed:

Although they can follow orders, that's about it; the task completion rate is very low.

Giants are also short-tempered, not only are they not very intelligent, but they are also easily distracted by other things.

For example, the giants were clearly fighting a dragon and catching trophies for William... when they were suddenly attracted by a Muggle helicopter.

Then... I started masturbating.

It's a real fight, not a fake one!

This also led to several black dragons escaping, leaving William with only five.

Well... Wu Tou was also very happy, since they were all his spoils anyway.

What? How many heads does the Ministry of Magic want?

These are William's spoils, to be sent to Hogwarts and the professors for magical research... What does this have to do with the Ministry of Magic?!

What? Snape wants it too?

These are William's spoils of war with the Ministry of Magic, to be sent to the Ministry for processing... What does this have to do with Hogwarts?!

William had prepared his arguments for every aspect.

He even considered writing Voldemort a thank-you letter, the content of which was quite simple:

Thank you, Prime Minister, for the dragon.

After the battle ended, the Ministry of Magic was always late, followed by the wizards from the Office of Misinformation.

They need to send out memory erasers, working overtime to rewrite the memories of all the Muggles who witnessed the events.

This is no easy task... especially since London has been destroyed, with dragons and giants appearing.

But no matter how difficult it is, we have to do it; we can't just let the magic world be exposed like this.

It's just that the internet isn't as developed now, otherwise live streaming of battles would probably have already started.

Fortunately, the Queen was unharmed, but Prince Charles was caught in the blast and nearly lost his position as heir apparent.

It seems fate is not on his side.

The worst off is Prime Minister Major.

He knew what had happened and experienced the terror of the magical world... but he couldn't say.

Anyway, no one would believe me if I told them.

Meanwhile, opposition parties also stepped forward at the opportune moment.

Not only did they relentlessly pursue the destruction of Buckingham Palace, but they also offered conspiracy theories about the reasons for London's destruction:

The Major government is experimenting with weather weapons, earthquake weapons, and antimatter weapons!

Why don't you just go to heaven? Why don't you say that Independence Day has arrived in London?

Major was suffering!

He plans to resign immediately.

The Muggle world cannot publicize this, but it has already caused a huge uproar in the wizarding world.

The minister was attacked... and the Fire Dragon Legion and the Giants appeared one after another.

Has this war already become so terrible at the very beginning?

The Daily Prophet also gave extensive coverage to the battle, calling it a great victory.

William killed many Death Eaters, and the giants also killed several black dragons.

From a local perspective, it was indeed a major victory.

But the reality is not like that... we need to consider the overall picture.

The Death Eaters' actions this time were not limited to simply attacking the Minister of Magic; they also raided the Dragon Sanctuary.

Just as William had predicted:

Upon learning that a battle had broken out here, Voldemort immediately sent his Death Eaters to the protected area.

In a single day, two of the Ministry of Magic's dragon sanctuaries were attacked, many half-grown dragons were captured, and a number of wizards died.

Given the growth cycle of fire dragons, another batch of adult fire dragons can appear in less than six months.

Therefore, although the Death Eaters did not kill Minister Burns, they achieved another strategic objective.

It can only be said that in this first battle, neither side won nor lost.

However, the Daily Prophet could only remain silent about the failure of the Fire Dragon Reserve.

If we don't celebrate success, are we supposed to celebrate failure?

That would only increase the wizards' fear and dread of the Death Eaters.

In fact, the wizards had already begun to feel afraid and generally dared not go out casually.

William and Hermione, who were protecting Minister Burns, were naturally the focus of the publicity surrounding this battle.

William, in particular... this young wizard who had won several medals, saw his reputation reach new heights once again.

He was once famous in the wizarding world, and everyone thought he was exceptionally talented, no less than Dumbledore... In fact, many countries considered him a hero.

Now, we can add the word "war" before "hero".

—A war hero!

It's just a prefix, but it makes a world of difference in terms of merit and prestige.

As a result, an even more exaggerated publicity campaign than ever before swept across the country.

Whether it was his protection of Minister Burns or the number of combat casualties, it was known to all the people.

Dumbledore is getting old, and the wizarding world desperately needs a young wizard with immense prestige to step forward.

This is a flag... a flag that embodies all hope and stands in opposition to the mysterious man.

This psychological compensation and restoration of overall morale is far more meaningful than William's actual combat effectiveness.

So almost overnight, in the wizards' minds:

William became one of the wizards Voldemort feared most.

Previously, only Dumbledore enjoyed this reputation.

From another perspective, this also shows that the Ministry of Magic must be kept under control.

If the Ministry of Magic were controlled by Death Eaters, the propaganda would be completely different.

William will not be a war hero; instead, he will become a wanted criminal!

In its propaganda, the Ministry of Magic considered the battle a resounding victory.

Voldemort, unusually, agreed with the official account, believing that the Death Eaters had failed.

He is a man who likes to pursue perfection and cannot tolerate any mistakes made by his subordinates.

Punishment is definitely necessary, but Dolokhov, who was in charge of the mission, is dead, so only Yaxley will be punished.

Jaeharis was the most upset, as he led the Death Eaters to attack the protected area and obtained a number of dragons.

But when he turned his head, he found that his son Giggs... was gone.

Either they're dead, or they've been captured by the Ministry of Magic.

What should we do?!

Soon, the Death Eaters' revenge came.

Just three days later, under Fenrir Greyback's leadership, the werewolves committed a massacre, attacking a Muggle village.

Professor Lu Ping, acting as a spy and an undercover agent among the werewolves, provided timely information just before the mission was about to begin.

Another skirmish broke out, with both sides committing a large number of troops.

This time, Voldemort appeared on the battlefield and displayed his army of giant incarnations for the first time, causing heavy losses to the Ministry of Magic.

Two days later, all the Aurors mobilized and raided the known Death Eater homes.

Including Malfoy Estate.

Although no Death Eaters were caught, a search was conducted, and many suspicious items were taken away.

They also carried out a wave of sabotage.

Dementors have also begun to breed in major cities, and many cities are now covered with annoying dark clouds.

war,

It went straight into a heated phase from the very beginning.

The death toll is also rising.

William also turned his attention to the werewolves; he needed to deal with this troublesome group.

This was originally very difficult, as Professor Lupin was the only undercover agent among the werewolves.

However, the pieces he had set up in France a few years ago have finally arrived in England.

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