socalfunplaces Chapter 279 Blake's Case Was Overturned
Chapter 279 Blake's Case Was Overturned
Chapter 279 Blake's Case Was Overturned
Does anyone dare to voice their opposition?
It's possible that it doesn't exist.
Ryan is making it clear that he has no intention of reasoning with them.
They protect their own, are unreasonable, and disregard the overall situation.
This image was attached to Ryan by a high-ranking official from the Ministry of Magic who was interacting with him for the first time.
But these people can only be labeled. When faced with Ryan's questions, they hesitated and shook their heads, then shook their heads decisively, then shook their heads reluctantly.
Everyone agreed that we should do what Harry Potter said: vindicate the true heroes and punish the hypocritical traitors.
Everyone was thinking that after leaving, they would delay the matter as long as possible, until Harry had no choice but to downplay it. In this way, the Ministry of Magic would save face, and Harry Potter would gain something in return. This is called a win-win situation.
But Ryan knew the ways of these old-fashioned bureaucrats all too well and had no intention of letting them off the hook: "In that case, let's sign a contract."
"That doesn't make sense. We didn't say we were going to the Ministry of Magic for business, yet we're asking them to sign a contract with you!"
Crouch flatly refused.
The others nodded in agreement.
"Yes, that's never the case. It's against the rules. We must follow the procedures."
"I definitely won't sign this contract."
"We promise we'll do it, but we have to follow the proper procedures!"
Harry sensed something different in those words, and his previously relieved heart began to pound again.
If everything went smoothly, Senior Ryan wouldn't have specifically mentioned signing a contract, which shows that these Ministry of Magic officials, who are all talk about procedures, are unwilling to overturn Sirius Black's case and unwilling to admit their misjudgment back then!
"Regarding Sirius Black, I don't think the headmaster will stop me. So you all need to think carefully about what to say."
Ryan's words were a wake-up call for them.
This made them anxious, angry, and frustrated. They were anxious because they were afraid the other side would take action.
What's infuriating is that Ryan doesn't play by the rules. Even if he wants to exonerate Blake, shouldn't his first thought upon hearing about going through the proper procedures be to spend some money and pull strings? If people were willing to move all of Blake's assets, they wouldn't be so reluctant to give Blake a chance to restore his reputation.
What's infuriating is that Ryan, relying on the fact that no one can beat him, recklessly threatens them, these noble pure-bloods and high-ranking officials of the Ministry of Magic, which is simply unforgivable.
"you!"
Crouch was the one who was the angrier, perhaps because he saw the scene from his dream in Ryan, which made him even more resentful.
"Regardless of whether the person wrongly accused is my godfather, I, Harry Potter, will do everything in my power to spread the word and help the innocent!"
Harry also stepped forward; putting aside everything else, his publicity skills are now stronger than Dumbledore's and Lane's.
"How can this be allowed! How can we let those tabloids publish statements detrimental to the Ministry of Magic!"
Someone was blowing their beard and glaring.
Ryan was pleased that Harry had finally learned how to use his strengths to attack the enemy's weaknesses: "Well done. I'll contact Fleur now and have the Daily Prophet publish the Ministry of Magic's mistakes first thing tomorrow morning."
"You can't do that!" Crouch yelled.
Ryan shut him up with a single sentence: "Although I don't have a son yet, my son would never associate with Voldemort; it would be too disgraceful. What do you say, Father of the Death Eaters?"
At this point, it's no longer time to reason with each other. One side is protecting its interests, while the other is pursuing fairness. Since there is an inherent conflict, the only way to get the desired result is through force or by exposing each other's dirty secrets.
Upon hearing this, everyone fell silent. In the past, no one would mention Barty Jr., Crouch's son, in front of him, because he was a pureblood and because he had the right.
Therefore, as gentlemen, we will not expose others' shortcomings or rub salt into their wounds.
Now—Crouch, swollen to the size of a pig's liver, is silent.
Without the veteran strategist Buddy Crouch, the rest of the team had no choice but to reluctantly sign the contract, which required them to exonerate Sirius Black within three days.
the next day.
The Daily Prophet has increased the intensity of the Ministry of Magic's rating.
The headline read in bold: A Major Mistake by the Ministry of Magic.
Following closely behind are the biographies of Sirius Black and Peter Pettigrew.
It was also said that Peter infiltrated a wizarding family as an undercover agent so that his master Voldemort could make a comeback. At the same time, he went deep into Hogwarts hoping to find an opportunity to rescue his master, but he was caught red-handed, thus providing witnesses and evidence to clear the hero of the false charges.
Following the publication of this article, the Ministry of Magic received numerous more shouting letters.
In particular, the article inadvertently mentions certain Ministry of Magic officials who are unwilling to exonerate Sirius Black.
Rumors resurfaced, with many saying that Voldemort's rise to power was entirely due to the Ministry of Magic being rotten to the core.
Some say that Sirius Black was imprisoned in Azkaban because someone in the Ministry of Magic colluded with Voldemort and accepted gifts he shouldn't have.
At this time, the British Ministry of Magic also suffered a major attack in terms of international public opinion.
So, Larvin, who was prepared in advance, stepped forward and gave a speech.
The theme of the speech was: summarizing the past and looking to the future.
He conducted a thorough self-criticism and self-reflection, summarized the shortcomings of his past work, and finally, in his personal capacity, assured the world that the Ministry of Magic would become an excellent institution serving the wizarding community.
Larvin's fame soared overnight.
Sirius Black was released on the same day the incident broke out, and completed a written reversal of his case on the third day, skipping the specific procedures.
It's probably because of the immense public pressure that everyone's saying this.
Hogwarts Castle.
"Harry, you're a real man now."
Blake, looking completely refreshed, was still a bit thin, but seemed to be in good spirits.
He harbored intense hatred and maintained his sanity while being pursued by Dementors, yet he was unable to obtain any news of the traitor.
I thought he would stay in Azkaban forever, but I never expected that his godson, Potter and Lily's child, would actually capture that despicable traitor!
Furthermore, they forced key figures in the Ministry of Magic to voluntarily overturn the verdict and hand over all of the Black family's possessions—although the latter had not yet fully organized them, the contract had been signed and the words had been spoken, so they had no choice but to comply.
Moreover, this matter even received strong support from the Malfoy family. Lucius, unusually, entered the Ministry of Magic to clearly express his stance.
Some say that Lucius was very interested in Blake's life because of his wife, and also because of Blake.
Sirius didn't think so; he didn't believe that his nominal brother-in-law would have such idle thoughts.
He pulled Harry along, saying, "Come home with me later. Although the other properties haven't been transferred yet, the old house is still there."
"it is good."
In just three days, Harry experienced the warmth of family and genuinely accepted his godfather, as it was rare to find a godfather who would take him for a wild ride.