Chapter 855 Percy’s Letter

In fact, before Harry could feel the relief of Umbridge's ugly expression, an unexpected letter broke the good mood of several people.

Although he was prepared, Fanlin was disappointed by Percy's changes.

Percy was too blind, blindly trusting the Ministry of Magic instead of Hogwarts, who had always given him support.

In fact, it had been a pleasant evening back in the Gryffindor common room, and Harry was happily catching up on his homework.

"Isn't that Hummel?" Hermione said in surprise.

"Ah, it is!" whispered Ron, dropping his quill and standing up. "It must be Percy. What did he give me?"

Ron walked to the window and opened it. The piggy flew in with all his strength, stopped on Ron's parchment and stretched out the foot with the letter tied on it.

Ron took down the letter, and the owl left immediately, leaving only dark footprints on Ron's satellite image.

"That is indeed Percy's handwriting." Ron said, silently retreating to his chair and staring at the words on the outside of the scroll: Hogwarts, Gryffindor House, Ron Weasley.

Ron looked at several other people, Percy's letter, which made Ron a little unsure. Percy had become a disappointment to the Weasley family, and now.

"What do you think that is?" Harry asked.

"Open it!" Hermione said eagerly, and Fan Lin also nodded. You have to watch it sooner or later anyway, so there is no need to make random guesses.

Ron unrolled the scroll and began to read. The further he read, the angrier he became.

When he finished reading it, he was disgusted.

Ron handed the letter to Harry, Fanlin and Hermione, and the three of them read it together:

Dear Ron: I have just heard (as a Ministry man himself, your new teacher, Professor Umbridge) that you have become a Prefect. When I heard this news that surprised me, I must first offer my congratulations.

I must admit I was always afraid of you going the "Fred and George" route, as we call it, even more than following my lead, so you can imagine what I'm hearing about you having stopped scoffing at authority and taking on real responsibilities. The feeling of time.

But I want to tell you something more important than congratulations, Ron. I want to give you some advice, which is why I am writing to you so late at night, contrary to my usual morning letter style. I hope, hopefully, that after reading this letter you will open your eyes and clear up your awkward questions.

Judging from what the Ministry of Magic told me, I know you are still hanging out with Harry Potter and Verlin El.

I have to tell you, Ron, there is nothing more dangerous that could cost you your position as prefect than continuing to associate with these two boys.

Yes, I'm sure you'll be surprised when you read this - no doubt you'll say that Potter was Dumbledore's favorite, and so was Verrin Elle, who was also the new Head Boy - but, I'm very I regret to tell you that Dumbledore will not stay at Hogwarts for much longer, and his successor will view the performance of these two men very differently - and perhaps more correctly - than he does.

I don’t want to say more here, but if you look at tomorrow’s Daily Prophet, you’ll get a better idea of ​​what’s going on with this rumor – and hopefully, you’ll discover your true side!

Especially, Ron, don't tell Potter and Al about this, it will be very detrimental to your prospects, and I am also here to tell you about your life after graduation.

You have to know, our dad escorted Potter to the courthouse, Potter was lectured through the whole Wizengamot hearing, and he didn't look good when he came out.

He came out as just a special case and if you ask me, a lot of people I've spoken to thought he was guilty. It could be that you're afraid of cutting ties with Potter - I know he can be a lunatic, and from what I've heard, he's quite violent - but if you're worried about that, or are broken because of your relationship with Potter I urge you to tell Professor Umbridge, I tell you, Umbridge is a truly delightful woman.

Having said that, I will give you some other small advice. As I prompted you above, Dumbledore's regime may be coming to an end soon. You have to be loyal, Ron, not to him, but to the school and the Ministry. I'm sorry to hear that, but by now Umbridge has been having a bit of trouble as she zealously works for the Ministry to make some of the necessary changes at Hogwarts (although she should have it easier from next week - —Again, look at tomorrow's Daily Prophet!), that's all I'm saying - a student who wants to help Umbridge would be more than welcome!

I'm sorry I can't visit you over the summer, it pains me to criticize our parents, but I'm afraid we won't be able to live with them anymore because it would be too dangerous to stay with Dumbledore (if you... When you write to your mother, you can be sure to tell her that Mundungus, a good friend of Dumbledore's, has been sent to Azkaban by the Ministry of Magic for trespassing. People open their eyes).

I think I was very lucky to escape such a shameful person - Secretary Fudge really couldn't be more kind to me - and I hope, Ron, that you will no longer be misled by your relationship, trust, and actions with your parents. Blind your eyes.

I sincerely hope that they will realize the mistake they made in time, and I am certainly ready for a full apology when the day comes. Please think carefully about what I have said, especially those related to Harry Potter and Fanlin El. I wish you become a prefect again!

your brother percy

Harry looked up at Ron awkwardly.

"Okay," Harry said casually, trying to sound like he was joking about the whole thing. "If you want... uh... what is this?"... Harry checked Percy's letter... "Oh, right... 'cut off' and I... I swear I'm not violent."

"Put it back," Ron said, holding out his arm.

"He is -" Ron said hurriedly, tearing Percy's letter in half, "the world -" he tore the letter into four pieces, "the biggest - idiot!" ’

Ron snorted coldly, then tore the entire letter into eight pieces.

Ron threw the pieces into the stove.

"Come on, we've got some stuff to finish before dawn," he said brightly to Harry, pulling Professor McGonagall's paper in front of Harry. "Fan Lin, come here and help us..."

Hermione looked at Ron with a strange expression, and then looked at Harry and Fanlin. She didn't seem to take it to heart.

In fact, Fanlin had been prepared for it since the letter from the broken shoes arrived on the table.

"Oh, Fan Lin, you can continue to play with your alchemy experiment data, and... Ron... you put them here," she said suddenly.

"What?" said Ron.

"Give them to me and I'll check them again," she said.

"Are you so serious? Oh, Hermione, you can save lives," Ron said, "I can..."

"I guess I don't want to, but..." Hermione paused, holding Harry and Ron's papers in both hands.

"We want you to promise to never leave homework until this late again," Hermione said, holding their papers in each hand but looking at the two men somewhat mockingly. (To be continued)