Hogwarts: I Became the Third Dark Lord

Just as Abernathy walked out of Rita Skeeter's residence, Fuji also walked quickly into the Auror office on the second basement floor of the Ministry of Magic at the same time.

At this time, many Aurors from the British Ministry of Magic had gathered in the Auror office of the Ministry of Magic. Seeing the Minister of Magic walking in, the Aurors who were originally surrounded gave way one after another. Overwhelmed by anger and horror.

Following the path that the Aurors moved away from, Fuji saw that besides Rufus Scrimgeour, the new head of the Auror Office of the Ministry of Magic, surrounded by everyone in the very center, there were several bloodless The corpse, and next to the corpse, several suitcases were neatly placed.

Seeing so many corpses placed in the Ministry of Magic, Fuji's face turned pale for a while.

Seeing this situation, Rufus Scrimgeour, who was leaning over to inspect the corpse, had to stand up first, walked to Fuji, and said:

"Minister Fuji, after our identification, all of them died of the killing curse, and they probably also suffered a lot of torture before they were alive."

Hearing Rufus Scrimgeour's words, Fuji was a little flustered in his anger, and he blushed, and said as if furiously:

"Lawless! Lawless! They should all be thrown into Azkaban!"

After scolding a lot, Fuji seemed to calm down gradually. After a moment of silence, Fuji asked:

"Have you found out the identities of these victims?"

Facing Fuji's inquiry, Rufus Scrimgeour said almost without thinking:

"There is no need to investigate. I am almost sure that these people are the wizard hunters who attacked Dumbledore not long ago. If there is only one, I am not sure, but all of them have the same appearance and characteristics as described by Dumbledore. The attackers were the same, I'm sure it was them."

Hearing Rufus Scrimgeour's answer, a trace of surprise flashed across Fuji's face, and then, as if thinking of something, he asked in a flustered but joyful voice:

"So, the deaths of these people are related to Albus Dumbledore? Did Dumbledore kill them with the Unforgivable Curse?"

Hearing Fuji's inquiry, all the Aurors at the scene looked at each other in blank dismay, not knowing what to answer for a while, and finally, Rufus Scrimgeour coughed twice, and said:

"Minister, although we know who the victim is, we are still investigating who the murderer is. It is still too early to say that Dumbledore killed these wizard hunters with the Unforgivable Curse. At least for now, we There is no evidence to prove that Dumbledore was involved in the deaths of these people."

Hearing this, Fuji seemed to realize that he had lost his composure just now, and quickly said:

"That's right, Rufus, you are right, you must find out the murderer as soon as possible! Since that person's downfall, it has been a long time since such a serious and terrifying incident happened in the British magic world, no matter who did it, Once found out, we must punish them severely."

"By the way, where was Dumbledore when the case happened?"

After expressing his position, Fuji changed his voice, and then asked.

"We've owled Dumbledore's letter, I think..."

While talking, there was a sudden sound of footsteps in the corridor. Almost a moment later, Dumbledore pushed the door open and appeared in front of Fuji, Rufus Scrimgeour and others.

Seeing Dumbledore appearing in front of his eyes, Fuji immediately put on a smiling face, greeted him, and said:

"Oh, Albus, it's good to see you. What's your visit to the Ministry for?"

Facing Fuji's inquiry, Dumbledore replied with a normal expression:

"I got a letter from Rufus, so I apparated right away,

I want to see if the people who were killed were the ones who attacked me and my students that night. "

After all, Dumbledore ignored Fuji in front of him, walked straight to the center of the crowd, and looked at the several corpses on the ground.

Seeing this, a trace of embarrassment flashed across Fuji's face, but it quickly disappeared. Afterwards, Fuji walked to Dumbledore's side as if nothing had happened, and said embarrassingly:

"Albus, I'm very happy that you can come, but this case is still under investigation, and you cannot rule out the suspicion for some reason, so I'm sorry, please..."

However, before Fuji finished speaking, Dumbledore interrupted Fuji's words and said:

"Minister, I think you have made a mistake. I am not here in a private capacity."

Hearing Dumbledore's words, Fuji was taken aback for a moment, and said with some confusion:

"Albus, I don't quite understand what you mean."

And Dumbledore looked at Fuji, through Dumbledore's lens, Fuji felt that Dumbledore seemed to see through his heart, which made Fuji very uncomfortable, and Dumbledore continued:

"Minister, something so serious has happened, it's not just a matter of the Auror's office. Now, I represent the Wizengamot, because I am the chief magician of the Wizengamot!"

Hearing Dumbledore's words, Fudge was stunned for a moment, but then Dumbledore ignored Fudge who was stunned aside, and instead turned his head to Rufus Scrimgeour and said:

"That's right, Rufus, just like you said, these guys are the group of wizard hunters who attacked me and my students before."

Hearing Dumbledore's words, Rufus Scrimgeour first saluted Dumbledore, and then said neither humble nor humble:

"I'm sorry, Principal Dumbledore, please forgive me for being unreasonable, but can you tell me where you have been since last night? What have you done? Can anyone testify for you?"

Hearing Rufus Scrimgeour's question to Dumbledore, Fuji, who had been stunned to the side, hurried up and listened carefully.

And Dumbledore didn't seem to care about Rufus Scrimgeour's question, he just nodded slowly, and then said:

"After dinner last night, I returned to the headmaster's office at Hogwarts, and then I found our Potions professor at Hogwarts, Professor Snape, and commissioned him to make a special potion."

"We communicated for a long time, almost late into the night. After Professor Snape left, our Hogwarts vice-principal, Professor McGonagall, found me again and discussed teaching issues for a period of time in the future, until we received Your owl, I rushed over."

Hearing Dumbledore's answer, Rufus Scrimgeour nodded noncommittally, and then said:

"Thank you for your answer, Principal Dumbledore. If you don't mind, we will check with Professor Snape and Professor McGonagall later."

Dumbledore smiled and said without hesitation:

"Of course, I have no objection."

Seeing that the questioning was over, just when Dumbledore was about to leave, Rufus Scrimgeour suddenly asked:

"Then Headmaster Dumbledore, your student Wentworth? Where is he tonight?"