Harry Potter’s Natural Villain

On the night Peter Pettigrew showed up, all the media in the wizarding world wanted to smell the bloody shark, and Fudge even found the Daily Prophet in advance, hoping they would hype it up, and they did. After a lot of hard work, they sent the reporter at Hogwarts that night.

But in the end they just brushed it off in the next day's paper.

Almost no one went into the reasons for it. They were just keen to belittle the newspaper with the highest circulation. They felt that the editor in charge might have had water in his head, and Fudge was also very upset. Just drop the chain.

At the same time, many tabloids even thought they had an opportunity.

But I don't know, this is the beginning of my own annexation.

If the whole environment is deceived, it may be worse than bad, you see, isn't that newspaper also spared? This is the habit of thinking of all people.

But what if one media kept its sanity?

Unfortunately, the Daily Prophet was the only survivor.

As early as the Christmas holiday, Lucius directly approached the management of the Daily Prophet and reached an agreement. The method of first-suppressing and then-elevating can achieve great results at any time.

Even Rita Skeeter, who likes to be a demon, received a special letter against her. There was nothing else written on it, but she was told to be silent for a while, at least during this time, she Can't write something weird with her shorthand quill.

If there is anything wrong, it is a pity that there may be one more bench in the wizarding court, for the accused who came to power for illegally unregistered Animagos.

Maybe there will be a lot of wiretapping charges, Rita Skeeter can use her Animagus to get information.

To the effect, this woman can only choose to bow her head.

What's more, she has now got an excellent opportunity, and now is the time when she is needed.

The long silence will drive her crazy, she needs to talk, and use her magical, magical quill to vent her previous depression frantically.

Thinking about it, I feel excited. All the media in the wizarding world is being played around by a traitor who deceives the world. How ironic it is. These days, she is not less ridiculed by those nasty juniors. Today is the opportunity to slap her in the face .

The pompous words spewed out from under her quill, into the report Hermione was seeing now.

"This is the most outstanding young man I have ever met, with graceful manners, well-spoken speech, and a perfect display of the good upbringing under the influence of his family background," Rita Skeeter wrote with praise, and the words were full of compliments. Affection.

joke? How could she dare to please the heir of the shareholder's family, not to mention that he didn't know how to get her handle.

Lucius paid a secret and a certain amount of wealth at that time, and became one of the current shareholders of the Daily Prophet.

With this opportunity, "The Daily Prophet" not only received great investment, but also raised its prestige to a new level. Everyone was drunk and I was awake. Even when the public was incited, it was able to maintain the integrity of a news media. How precious, those newspapers and magazines that were deceived before are now a joke.

These are small losers.

The big loser is undoubtedly Cornelius Fudge, except for Peter Pettigrew, who was unearthed.

This big oolong completely caused a devastating blow to his reputation, and the public opinion that was only slightly restored because of Peter Pettigrew completely fell into the abyss.

He wronged an innocent man for 12 years, and in the end he treated a shameful traitor as a guest of honor. Is this the Minister of Magic for this term?

Fudge can only do pale public relations, saying that the person in power at the time was not him, and the injustice was not caused by him.

Unfortunately, that's all it can do.

It was only then that he realized that he might have been tricked by that kid.

But this dumb guy can only swallow it and flip the table to spread everything out?

Someone has to believe it.

What's more, Malfoy has completely plucked himself out.

The front page of the Daily Prophet reads:

One man, don't fall in the same place twice, the phrase could not have been more fitting for Draco Malfoy, the sly Peter Pettigrew would never have imagined that the Imperius Curse he thought was infallible would fail, and many I don't even know that when this boy was in second grade, he made a big mistake that almost shamed Hogwarts, if readers are interested, you can pre-order my latest work..."

Rita Skeeter's strokes turned, and the following text read: "It was at this moment Peter Pettigrew that his flimsy knowledge was revealed, and while he was learning the unforgivable spell of sin, perhaps Forgot the fact that the Imperius Curse's effectiveness slowly diminishes with the number of uses, and unfortunately, his spell only succeeded once on Draco Malfoy, and the student after that Even tricked him into a trap."

"Peter Pettigrew, who used the Imperius Curse, was too complacent. He thought it would be better for him to strike first. After he caught Sirius Black, he could sit back and relax. This was his biggest flaw, and he would never think of his own soul-snatching. The spell will fail in the presence of a student."

"He would never have thought that, earlier, Sirius sent us a letter to explain all this about Black. Interested readers can wait and watch on the next page..."

"At first, our Daily Prophet was skeptical about this letter, but out of prudence, we would rather believe it than not believe it, and we sent our professional reporters to investigate. After all, , if what he said in his letter is true, then this may be the biggest injustice the wizarding world has ever seen."

"Then we obtained a lot of clues, and some clues were very easy to obtain. For example, when Sirius Black was thrown into Azkaban without trial, he never confessed his guilt. In the eyes of people at the time, It is a sign that he has no remorse, but now it seems that there is a reasonable explanation..."

"Our reporters also went to interview the Aurors who participated in the arrest. Only those who have experienced it have the right to speak. Their answers are surprisingly consistent: "I didn't see Black committing the crime with my own eyes, but the superior asked us to To arrest him, we can only obey orders. "

"I was even ready to sacrifice," said one of the Aurors, "but Sirius didn't resist our capture at the time, we didn't even cast a spell, and he just grabbed his hands. already."

"At the time, we only thought it was a good thing to have no sacrifice, but the more time passed, the more unreasonable it felt."

"If he is truly loyal to the mysterious man, he can have another battle with us. I am sure that he still has the ability to fight back at that time." This was another Auror's words at that time.