Hogwarts: Me? Fight Voldemort?

In the vision of the Golden Eyes Mantra, Moody showed no malice towards him; on the contrary, he seemed to like him.

like?

Jimmy calmly withdrew his hand, only to be suddenly pressed close to a hideous face, startling him so much that he leaned back repeatedly, eventually falling into Hermione's arms. "Whoa whoa whoa whoa!!! That's enough, I'm not gay, don't get too close!"

hiss~!

The students who were secretly watching the two gasped in shock. What had they just heard?!

The new Professor Moody is gay, and he likes guys like Jimmy!

Even Hermione was stunned, hugging Jimmy while glaring at Moody.

Moody was completely unaffected. He stared intently into Jimmy's eyes, even widening his small real eye. "Your eyes... are they a curse? Or are they natural?"

"Step back, step back a little!" Jimmy couldn't stand the distance anymore, so he raised his hand and gently pushed forward, causing Moody's face to be pushed back by an invisible wall.

"Hmm?" After being pushed away, Moody didn't try to get closer again, but said, "Don't want to talk? Fine, the last time I saw such special eyes was on a very famous person."

After saying that, he turned around, leaned on his cane, and sat down at the professor's table.

If Jimmy hadn't understood what he was saying, he probably would have been completely bewildered for a while.

Then Hermione cupped his face and turned it to eye level with hers.

What happened to your eyes?

Hermione examined Jimmy's eyes and indeed saw a dull gold color. Her memory was always excellent, and she clearly remembered that Jimmy's eyes had been brown before.

Jimmy, seeing that no one around could hear him, whispered, "It's just a spell. I'll tell you when we're alone."

The Golden Eyes Mantra is even more practical than the Mind Capture Mantra. No one doesn't want to know what the other person is thinking, and at the same time, no one wants others to know what they are thinking.

Spreading the Golden Eye Mantra far and wide will only bring trouble.

Just then, an owl flew into the auditorium, bringing a large number of packages and letters, and a newspaper landed in front of the two men.

Knowing that the changes in Jimmy's eyes were not due to some kind of disease or curse, Hermione didn't press him further about his eyes.

She picked up the newspaper in front of her, untied the rope, and began to read.

After reading for a while, Hermione gasped in surprise at the contents of the newspaper.

"The Ministry of Magic is in trouble again. Arnold Weasley? Is that Mr. Arthur? The Aurors have clashed with the police. They were attacked by the police while chasing the Death Eaters!"

Jimmy leaned closer to take a look, and sure enough, the report did have news of Muggle police attacking wizards, and it was even on the front page.

The largest page of the newspaper featured a moving photograph: a white police officer in uniform, looking flustered, was bent over with his backside sticking out, his outstretched hands holding a pistol and twirling it.

He didn't seem like a dangerous individual capable of harming a wizard; he was more like a pathetic creature surrounded by zombies.

“How could they…do this?” Hermione felt sorry for the officer, who looked visibly terrified in the photo.

"Merlin, it's too dangerous for Muggles! Several Aurors have been injured."

"Dangerous Muggles, we should teach them a lesson!"

“My dad said that Muggles are dangerous and stupid guys like that…”

Hermione and Jimmy weren't the only ones in the Great Hall who saw the news in the newspaper; news of Muggles injuring wizards hadn't appeared in Britain for a long time.

Their sudden appearance, especially the fact that they injured an Auror who was an enforcer, immediately aroused a sense of crisis among many children in wizarding families.

Chapter 284 Moody's Lesson

Many professors at the long table were also reading today's newspapers; some were expressionless, some were frowning, and some were dissatisfied.

Professor McGonagall was particularly unhappy with the Daily Prophet's report. She slammed her wine glass on the table, grabbed the newspaper, and stormed off.

The students' discussion became even more heated, with those at the Slytherin table constantly belittling Muggles, as if ordinary people were some kind of inferior being.

People from other houses weren't much better off; they were all expressing concern for the injured Auror and condemning the police who had harmed the wizard.

This Daily Prophet report is too inflammatory and misleading.

Jimmy and Hermione both disliked the report because it was suspected of inciting conflict.

Hermione turned to look at the shouting Slytherins and tried to defend herself in a futile whisper, "How can they say that! The officer was terrified; he fired because he was frightened!"

She knew perfectly well that these brainwashed purebred brats wouldn't listen to any explanations, and reasoning with them was pointless.

Jimmy didn't know what had happened; all he knew was that writing this report would do no good for anyone.

The Auror was only injured, not dead.

From a collective perspective, a war between Muggles and wizards would benefit no one.

That report has a big problem; it magnifies a very small matter.

The biggest problem is that wizards are completely unaware that while Muggles are harming them, there are a large number of unregulated wizards in Muggle society committing even more unacceptable crimes.

Wizards have committed numerous crimes involving love potions.

All wizards bear responsibility for not classifying love potions as contraband.

In modern society, the harm that wizards inflict on ordinary people is far greater than the harm that ordinary people inflict on wizards.

Simply harming each other will only create hatred. What worries Jimmy is that some ordinary people are inciting violence against wizards, and now some wizards are also creating hatred against Muggles.

This is not a good sign, especially since the Daily Prophet is directly under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Magic.

Unless Cornelius Fudge is an idiot, he would never have let this article appear in the newspaper.

There are only two possibilities for this situation: either Connelly Fudge is truly an idiot, or someone did it on purpose.

Jimmy took out a pen and paper and began writing a letter to the Round Table, asking them to investigate the matter.

The newspaper did not list the reporter's name, but the writing style revealed that it was an article written by Ritaski.

After the letter was smuggled out of the Great Hall by an owl, Harry and Ron arrived late. They heard the lively discussion in the Great Hall and were surprised after reading the report...

Three days later, Jimmy received the Round Table's preliminary investigation results.

The results were not ideal. They wanted to start with Rita Skeeter, but the beetle had flown away and no one could find her.

The Roundtable then moved on to the Daily Prophet and the Ministry of Magic, but almost everyone was clueless about the matter and didn't think it was a problem at all.

Those people were basically clueless and we couldn't find any useful information.

The only suspect, Rita Skeeter, is currently missing, and Cornelius Fudge is still nominally the Minister of Magic, so the Round Table cannot be touched for the time being.

The hype surrounding the Muggle attack has subsided, since it only resulted in injuries and no deaths.

If similar incidents happen frequently, this matter will inevitably resurface sooner or later.

Compared to the sensationalist reporting of the Daily Prophet, the French newspapers are more objective.

The people killed by Muggle cult members are not generalized, which reduces public opinion, lowers the possibility of conflict, and can still reveal the truth, making it much better than the Daily Prophet.

On Thursday, they arrived at Professor Alastormody's Defense Against the Dark Arts class.

“My name is Alastor Moody, a former Auror, a disgruntled member of the Ministry of Magic, and your Defense Against the Dark Arts professor.”

In the first lesson, Moody introduced himself and wrote "Auror" on the blackboard.

"Put those things away, these textbooks. You don't need them."

His restless big eyes scanned the students, lingering a little longer when they saw Jimmy.

Jimmy was tidying up the textbooks on the table while also watching Moody.

The other students were all too intimidated by Moody's appearance to act recklessly and obediently put away their textbooks.

Moody nodded and began the lesson, “I received a letter from Professor Lupin introducing the course. It seems you have already grasped quite a bit of the basics about how to deal with dark magical creatures…”

The students all nodded; they were quite satisfied with their learning outcomes from the previous semester.

Moody suddenly hardened his expression and exclaimed in a startled voice, "But you haven't learned enough about how to deal with spells! Not nearly enough!"

This sounds so familiar; it's practically identical to the original story...

Jimmy also has the entire Harry Potter series in his head, which he can easily recall using a memory-restoring charm, just as Barty Crouch Jr. disguised himself as Moody.

So is this the real Moody's or a fake Moody's?

"I'm going to show you what wizards do. I have a year to teach you how to deal with dark magic..."

Ron asked curiously, "What are you going to teach us?"

He regretted asking the question as soon as he did.

Moody abruptly turned and stared at Ron, making him tremble before finally managing a smile. "You're Arthur Weasley's son, aren't you? A few days ago, your father helped me out of a tricky situation... I'll only be here for a year, and my goal is to show you that the wizarding world isn't just about jokes and toys!"

He raised his hand, pointing to the scars on his face and the eye that didn't match his body. His smile vanished, and his voice swept through the classroom like a cold wind.

"And then there are these, the scars and the pain! You might lose an eye or a leg in an accident."

Bang!

Moody rolled up his trouser leg and slammed the metal prosthetic leg hard onto the podium.

The students in the audience all swallowed hard.

Seeing that the opening went very smoothly, Moody nodded again, turned around and walked to the blackboard to pick up the chalk, "Now... does anyone know which spells will be punished most severely under wizarding law?"

Several hands were raised shakily.

Moody, however, doesn't seem to intend to call on those who raised their hands.

"Brain, please answer."

Jimmy was a little dazed when Hermione picked him up; he hadn't answered a question in class for almost two years.

Professors in other courses generally don't call on him to answer questions, because they want to give other students a chance to shine.

When called on again, Jimmy was surprised but also a little nostalgic, and honestly answered, "Killing Curse, Imperius Curse, and Cruciatus Curse."

“It used to be, but it’s not anymore!” Moody wrote the words for the first two spells on the blackboard, but when he got to the Cruciatus Curse, he wrote a new spell instead.

That is the gender recognition spell created by Jimmy, LGBTQIA+.

Chapter 285 The Evil Blaine

"Huh~?"