Chapter 636 Dumbledore's Oversight

Chapter 636 Dumbledore's Oversight

Harry nodded and said in agreement, "I don't like house-elves either, this is my true opinion. ┡Fiction┡"

He turned his gaze to Hermione and said slowly, "As friends, we joined your association..."

Hermione reminded in a low voice, "It's s.p.e.. It means House Elf Rights Promotion Association."

"Well, it's that s or something," Harry continued, "but we have to admit that we joined that association because of our friendship, because of your relationship. All we did was just for your support."

He said in a serious tone, "But other than that, we don't like those house-elves, especially those crazy and evil house-elves, I hope you can understand that."

Hermione was confused for a while, she didn't know whether to be happy for the unconditional support of her friends, or sad for her friends' incomprehension.

Ron said, "Hermione, we are friends, so even if we don't agree with what you do, we are willing to help. But please don't use your thoughts to restrict us. The hatred of elves will never change."

"So, Hermione, you need to understand."

George said earnestly, "When you blame your friends for not being tolerant because of some irrelevant people, even some irrelevant evil people. You are actually pushing your friends aside, you are wasting and Friendships built up between friends."

"Besides a group of friends, the boundaries of each other also need to be clearly defined."

George said solemnly, "I would say unceremoniously, people who can identify with and like Kreacher, whether as friends or as strangers, should stay away. Since they can identify with and forgive Kreacher, they are far away from becoming Kreacher isn't too far away."

"In my opinion, if Dumbledore hadn't been able to listen to the advice and knew the immediate apology, I would have persuaded others to leave the Order of the Phoenix immediately."

He said unceremoniously, "Dumbledore's indulgence of Kreacher is an unforgivable mistake. Maybe as he said, he is old and stubborn after all, and he can't tell right from wrong."

"That house-elf full of hatred and resentment, if he catches a gap, he will immediately sell everyone in the Order of the Phoenix to Voldemort. Although the Curse of Faithful Loyalty is powerful, it is definitely not without flaws."

Until now, Dumbledore's indulgence of Kreacher is so incredible. It was as if he had indulged Voldemort's growth in the past. This was a flaw that could kill everyone. This was a flaw that could make the members of the Order of the Phoenix invincible.

Ron was startled and stood up from the sand.

He hadn't thought about it before, he just hated Kreacher simply because of the anger of his family being insulted. He didn't think of the terrible consequences hidden in it, and after listening to George's reminder, he reacted.

"Fortunately, fortunately," he patted his chest and slowly calmed down. He looked at George gratefully, "Fortunately, George has washed away all the memories of that house elf, otherwise, maybe someday... "

He didn't dare to continue speaking, and he didn't dare to imagine such a scene.

Once the headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix was revealed to Voldemort by Kreacher, his parents, his brothers and sisters, his family were all there. They would all turn into cold, bloody corpses under Voldemort's hands.

"It's a bargain for not killing him." Harry said coldly, "Dumbledore is getting older and more confused, and house elves can betray their masters without a doubt. We've seen this before. Now, they just need to punish themselves after their betrayal, and they can escape the secrecy measures of the Order of the Phoenix."

Thinking of that terrible situation, Harry also had lingering fears.

In addition to George and Hermione, the Ron family is his biggest concern in the magic world.

And the best family to him. He couldn't imagine how terrible it would be if the Ron family, once again, died at the hands of Voldemort because of Dumbledore's Faithful Charm trick.

Harry said angrily, "This is not the first time Dumbledore's omission. The first flaw in the Faithful Charm was at the cost of my family's life. If it weren't for George's vigilance, Kreacher would definitely be him. the second omission."

He had already decided that Kreacher would attack the headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix with Voldemort whenever he had the chance, killing all those he cared about and cared about.

And in the end, Dumbledore would be late again and tell others with a guilty look on his face. I am one step late, how regretful I am, I should be more cautious.

Hermione bowed her head without saying a word, and her friends didn't like her overzealousness with house-elves. But listening to what they were saying now, she was slowly able to understand their concerns.

Not all house elves are good. House elves cannot be independent. When they are born in a dark wizard family, they represent the interests and ideas of the dark wizard family. For the master's order, they will kill and commit crimes without hesitation, which no one can refute.

"Okay, I'm not going to talk about Kreacher, fortunately, he has been washed out of all memories. I can be sure of this, even Dumbledore has no ability to restore his memory, Kreacher's matter, has been It's completely over."

There was strong confidence in George's tone. He was confident that no one could restore the memory he destroyed with a powerful memory spell. Neither Dumbledore nor Voldemort can. This is the absolute confidence of being the most powerful wizard in the wizarding world.

"I also have some opinions on the situation of house-elves."

George softened his tone and continued, "I've said it before, I don't like the situation with house-elves, and I hate seeing house-elves. Their poor interactions with wizards make wizards seem very savage. Long-term non-use of magic and lack of training will also degrade a wizard's magical abilities."

He looked at Hermione flatly, "I didn't do anything when you tried to promote to your classmates and get them to join some of your associations."

Hearing this, Hermione raised her head cautiously.

Ron added at once, "I know, George and my mother's book series of "Guide to Life at Home Magic" are more and more accepted and liked. It can let wizards get rid of those house-elves. , there's nothing better than this."

(To be continued.)