HP: The Root of Everything - The Magician

Yes, just as Teach Carr said.

In cases of illegal activity, without solid evidence, the perpetrators often try to absolve themselves of responsibility and pretend to be innocent.

In order to keep Griffin at Hogwarts and to create a danger that would threaten the griffin, Dumbledore locked up his conscience in his chest.

Just like how he treated Harry Potter in the original movie.

According to detailed analyses by many Harry Potter fans, Dumbledore fattened up Harry, a human Horcrux, to slaughter him in order to eliminate Voldemort.

Dumbledore subtly implied to the female reporter that although Hermione was his Hogwarts student, she was not actually under the jurisdiction of their house because she was a disciple of Teach Carr.

With Hermione becoming the master of the griffin, even the headmaster didn't dare to discipline her.

This is true, it is indeed so.

However, the meaning can change drastically depending on the context and tone of the statement.

Therefore, the facts that Dumbledore was saying were deeply misunderstood by the female reporter and the pure-blood wizards of the family present. They thought Hermione was a lawless and wicked little witch that even the greatest white wizard like Dumbledore dared not discipline.

Adding to the fact that the Auror on the rooftop had just been reduced to ashes, what they believed was no longer just a belief, but a fact.

Having obtained this news intelligence, the female reporter hurriedly left Hogwarts with her assistant. She needed to return to her newspaper office immediately and publish the news urgently, letting all wizards in Britain know about the griffin incident.

After the newspaper reporters left, the pure-blood wizards sent by various sacred families to investigate also wanted to say goodbye.

Seeing this, Dumbledore did not try to stop him, but personally saw him off.

However, the place where they were seen off was not at the main gate of Hogwarts Castle, but at the back gate.

These pure-blood wizards, accustomed to the comforts of their families, assumed that Dumbledore was worried their departure would disturb the students in class, so they didn't think much of it and waved goodbye after boarding their respective flying carriages.

After watching the flying chariot disappear into the distance, Dumbledore stood still, muttering to himself, "Don't blame me..."

"Everything I've done is for the sake of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry's continued existence."

Dumbledore stood quietly at the back gate of the castle until a firework exploded in the distant sky, then returned to Hogwarts, pretending to know nothing.

This fireworks display wasn't a firecracker, but rather the flying carriage carried by the family's pure-blooded wizards.

Wandering wizards and freelance wizards—a small number of these wizards gathered at the main gate of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry—but most of the outlaw wizards and dark wizards hid in the mountains behind the castle, observing the situation and waiting for their chance to strike.

Dumbledore had arranged for Fawkes the Phoenix to observe these unruly wizards several days in advance, so he, as the headmaster, already knew their location in the mountains.

By luring these pure-blood wizards into the hideouts of outlaw wizards, this was Dumbledore's method of "cleaning up" the mess.

The reporter can leave because Dumbledore needs the newspapers to publicize the existence of Fermented Griffin.

But these pure-blood wizards who witnessed Griffin annihilating the Aurors of the Ministry of Magic could not leave, they had no choice but to leave.

There was originally no such thing as 'whitewashing'.

But Dumbledore never imagined that the Auror squad leader would humiliate the mythical griffin, Griffin, leading to the death of this Ministry of Magic official at his Hogwarts.

Even more unexpectedly, little Hermione was so decisive and ruthless that she had Griffin kill all four remaining Aurors.

A college dedicated to teaching and nurturing students has become embroiled in a murder case involving a state official. Even someone as powerful as Dumbledore would have to consider the consequences.

The consequence of this was that this white-bearded old man had no choice but to resort to using others to kill and silence witnesses in order to eliminate future troubles.

Every time he thought about it, Dumbledore couldn't help but curse, "Fuck you! That damned Ministry of Magic..."

"Even after all these centuries, the Aurors inside are still as arrogant and utterly foolish as ever."

........

The flying carriages of several holy families were brought down by magic by a black wizard hidden in the mountains and some wandering lawless wizards.

The carriage crashed, and the pure-blood wizards, wand in hand, used teleportation spells to fall to the ground.

Before they could even get up and tidy their noble appearance, the unscrupulous wizards who had been lying in ambush swarmed around them, each wanting a piece of the pie.

Family wizards are not like these homeless, wandering wizards, or the dark wizards who are wanted by the magic department and are on the run.

In their eyes, apart from the Weasley family, every family wizard is rolling in money, let alone the pure-blood wizards of the Holy 28 families.

Money, wands, magical items and books...

Interrogating the family treasury, the family business, the family secrets...

Even clothes, coats, and underwear are valuable commodities for these destitute and precarious illegal wizards.

Upon seeing this, several pure-blood wizards gathered together, then stood back to back, pointing their wands at the lawless wizards who were eagerly seeking them out.

The number of unscrupulous wizards was several times greater than theirs, and their spell attacks, aimed one by one, were completely ineffective.

But these unscrupulous wizards won't give their prey a chance to cast large-scale area-of-effect spells.

Although in the eyes of pure-blood wizards, unruly wild wizards are just a rabble, when you really encounter them, even ants can kill an elephant if there are enough of them.

So, that's how it is...

These pure-blood wizards, personally escorted out of the castle's back gate by the kind and amiable Headmaster Dumbledore, were arrested one after another.

The harvest of 21 pure-blood noble wizards made this group of lawless wizards happy for quite some time.

Amid the argument over the allocation of participants, some unscrupulous wizards began excitedly reciting how to torture people, how to manufacture materials, and other terrifying words that sent chills down one's spine.

"Hey~, what do you think I should do with their bodies after I've looted all their money and valuables? Should I skin them? Or pull out their tendons? I recently learned a dark magic technique, and the materials I need are the bodies of pure-blood wizards."

"...In my opinion, the men should be skinned and dismembered for magical experiments, while the women should be kept for personal use."

"...No, no, no, I'll keep the man's buttocks for myself, and I'll kill the woman and bleed her dry."

“......”.

Hearing these people's murderous words, the 21 captured pure-blood noble wizards trembled with fear, and some of the timid family witches were so frightened that they cried out for their parents.

But the more they did this, the more excited these unscrupulous wizards became.

People are not born equal.

Seeing their superiors tremble in fear and beg for mercy before them, how could these lawless wizards, struggling to survive in this magical world, not feel excited?