socalfunplaces Chapter 280 Adventurers' Club's Second Enrollment
Chapter 280 Adventurers' Club's Second Enrollment
Chapter 280 Adventurers' Club Second Enrollment
"I think Harry would be easily corrupted if he hung out with Black."
Ryan wasn't badmouthing him behind his back, because Hagrid was very supportive of Black taking Harry for a motorcycle race.
Is this appropriate?
Is this reasonable?
Even Hagrid strongly supports this hobby, which naturally makes it extremely dangerous!
Harry is the best, most durable, and most powerful support character he has right now.
Moreover, Harry was handpicked by Dumbledore to be the key to Voldemort's power source!
With proper training and refinement, he will undoubtedly become an indispensable figure in the wizarding world! He absolutely must not develop a love for racing!
"Blake has been wrongly convicted for so many years, it's understandable that he wants to relax with his children."
Dumbledore sighed, life was tough, because as the president of the International Federation of Wizards, he had been attending meetings non-stop and couldn't find a chance to slack off.
Riots broke out in the global wizarding community.
What began as a protest stemming from the theft of property escalated into a fierce demonstration as international wizards and other local ministries of magic failed to devise a solution. The protest evolved from small-scale physical clashes into small-scale street battles between Ministry of Magic Aurors and rioting wizards.
Ministers of Magic in various regions have claimed that the rioters are likely to abandon the Act of Secrecy, thus extending the war into the Muggle world and wreaking havoc there.
Because, at some point, these rioters began to possess images of the colorful lives of high-ranking figures in the Muggle world.
This kind of imagery further fueled the already widespread prejudice against Muggles among wizards. They couldn't help but think:
If our noble wizarding lives are so miserable, with no one knowing where our next meal will come from, why can Muggles who can't even use magic live such a life of luxury and extravagance?
This situation is actually not so bad in underdeveloped areas, because the lives of wizards and Muggles are not that different in underdeveloped areas.
However, the situation is different in developed areas, especially in the territory of the Magic Congress.
During this period, the Wizarding Congress and its members have been working around the clock, because there are wizards everywhere who want to storm the White House and shout that the presidents take turns sitting on the throne, and next year it will be my turn.
How can this be allowed!
Faced with this mob, the key members of the Magic Congress launched a powerful crackdown.
The more forcefully they attacked, the more they realized something was wrong.
Because when they exchanged experiences with their colleagues in other regions, they discovered that it seemed that in the Bald Eagle's territory, the rioting wizards had a better understanding of the lives of high-ranking Muggles.
This is a very unreasonable phenomenon.
The laws of secrecy are very strict in the Magical Congress, so there is virtually no situation where wizards go to the Muggle world. Even if there is a riot caused by an economic downturn due to force majeure, these rioting wizards should not be allowed to have such a clear understanding of Muggle life.
The relevant personnel of the Magic Congress were completely baffled by this situation.
In Los Angeles, in the towering skyscraper, Julia and Nava are working.
Through Nava's efforts, Julia successfully became a part-time journalist. With her figure, intelligence, ability, and appearance, she stood out and became a famous newspaper reporter. Many second- and third-tier celebrities and singers, as well as small and medium-sized enterprises, considered it an honor to be interviewed by Julia.
"The Adventurers' Club is now recruiting again."
"I thought the enrollment period was fixed every year, but this time it's been much longer than the last time."
"The Adventurers' Club's recruitment depends entirely on Senior Ryan's free time. Haven't you read the Daily Prophet? Many major events are related to Senior Ryan, and he can't spare the time right now."
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Standing in front of the notice board.
Countless eager young wizards discussed it excitedly.
Ron was different from these young wizards; he was a very confident young wizard because he had revised his initiation application essay many times, and Harry, Hermione, and even his brothers all thought there was nothing wrong with his essay.
This is what they call "being near the water tower, one gets the moon first"—he confidently placed the parchment scroll in his hand into the pre-set inbox.
The inbox is equipped with a teleportation array that can directly send the answer sheets to Ryan's desk.
"Good heavens! Ron has already handed in his paper!"
"This is incredible! Absolutely incredible!"
For some reason, Lockhart, who had been keeping a low profile lately, suddenly appeared from around the corner and, with his signature move, grabbed Ron to take a few selfies.
"Oh, everyone, look! My brilliant student Ron Weasley has submitted his answer sheet."
He's lying through his teeth.
Ron was nauseated by these lies, but Lockhart was young and strong, and Ron couldn't beat him in an arm wrestling match. He could only watch helplessly as Lockhart found his chance to make headlines.
Thanks to the explanations from his seniors who had already graduated and Percy, Ron already had a very good understanding of what kind of organization the Adventurers' Club was.
In short, to outsiders, the decisions made by the Adventurers' Club are even more convincing than those made by the British Ministry of Magic, unless the decisions made by the British Ministry of Magic have the support of Dumbledore.
And it's said that every member of the Adventurers' Club has already reserved their future place.
For example, during his conversation with Larvin, Percy learned that after graduation he would first spend a year in the Minister of Magic's office, and then be appointed as the head of one of the departments of the Ministry of Magic.
For example, Hermione. Professor McGonagall hinted that she hoped Hermione would stay at the school to teach in the future, saying, "You are a very responsible and talented young wizard. Many Gryffindor students will ask you questions, which may be a good thing for your future development."
Ron thought about it for a while, not knowing what position he could be competent for in the future, but that didn't matter. What mattered was that he would join the Adventurers' Club first.
At the Adventurers' Club, Ryan sat at his desk, writing and drawing.
Since he has already hinted that the questions this time will be the same as last time, mainly testing the wizard's innovative ability and ability to adapt to the trends of the times.
So when the Adventure Club first started recruiting, many people with inside information submitted their work to him.
Ron was one of them.
Among these people are, but not limited to, Cho Chang, who has a good relationship with Cedric, and Fleur, who has a good relationship with Ryan. "Statues replace wizards—no, this thing belongs to golems! This was actually written by Ron! It's completely different from the nonsensical and impractical thing he wrote last year."
He marveled at Ron's paper, in which Ron explained that he was inspired by Voldemort's magical coins, which led to the idea of the magic statue. He then listed out the feasibility and applicable scope of what he believed to be possible, and described how to use it.
"Well written, approved. Speaking of which, should I make Voldemort work, and put a Voldemort-themed old man next to every promising young wizard who's about to undergo a transformation?"