Chapter 2365 Rich Deputy Editor

If you want to recommend a pilot area for wizards to open the magic world to the Muggle world, Italy is indeed a very good choice.

There are two reasons:

First, because most Italians are optimists, no matter how appalling a piece of news is, they will only think in a good direction;

And the second reason is that the efficiency of the Italians' work is really a problem - they go to work at nine or ten o'clock in the morning, and when it's lunch time at twelve o'clock, everyone immediately runs to eat and rest cheerfully. If one chooses to disclose some information about wizards and the wizarding world to the Italian Muggle government, the people may have already become one with the wizards who appear in the streets and alleys before the news is distributed layer by layer!

Of course, this is just a joke. After all, disasters are everywhere now, no matter how optimistic you are usually, when the real disaster strikes, everyone will definitely be in danger...probably.

"Ms. McGonagall, the interview with the wizarding family that we co-produced with Muggle TV last time has received good feedback! Although this is only a preliminary judgment, we are still considering that maybe we should strike while the iron is hot, and a few more paragraphs can let Muggles understand The magic world, accept video clips of our wizards for follow-up broadcast..."

On the side of the road in front of the gate of a three-story apartment building in the community, about five or six people were chatting around Professor McGonagall and Professor Snape. Although it's all you and me talking, it's somewhat confusing, but you can still hear that these people are basically the tall, thin, middle-aged witch in the middle.

"Ms. Rich, we are just teachers and students of Hogwarts. Logically speaking, I shouldn't agree to it for the students even in the last interview. After all, this is not their responsibility or anything... What's more , acting like that for ordinary people to watch, I think it’s better to just take pictures of what we wizards really look like now, don’t you?”

It can be seen that Professor McGonagall is still the upright Professor McGonagall. This recent bad and terrible life experience did not cause her to undergo too many fundamental changes. Even in private, she personally supports the disclosure of wizards and magic to the Muggle world, but when it comes to the influence on young wizards, she immediately becomes extremely cautious.

And just when the lady on the opposite side was about to persuade her, Snape, who had been keeping a long face at the side, also said abruptly:

"I think what Professor McGonagall said is right...Although I don't care if the students are not doing their jobs properly, I should leave this kind of major plan to break the "Secrecy Act" in one fell swoop to those little furry children... I It has to be said, whether it's your "Colosseum News" or the Muggle Presidential Palace, isn't it a bit too childish... huh?"

Obviously, Snape was still the same Snape, and there would be no good words to speak of. While stating his own views, it seems that every word and every sentence hides contempt and ridicule.

These few words from him seem to be much more effective than Professor McGonagall's whole conversation with facts and reasoning just now—at least now the lady has been squeezed to the point where she can't get off the stage.

But to be honest, Snape's unceremonious way of speaking is indeed a bit inappropriate at this time. In any case, now Italy has given them a place to stay for Hogwarts teachers and students, which is always a grateful friendship.

"Sorry, Ms. Rich! Severus is just not very good at talking, and his intentions are still good... You know, our students are still children after all, it is somewhat embarrassing, and we as teachers are also I don’t want to put too much pressure on them—”

At this time, Minerva can only mediate from it, trying to ease the relationship between the two parties. After all, this must be the most unnecessary confrontation at the moment.

There is really no need to argue about it.

"It's okay, it's okay..." Ms. Rich couldn't help but shook her head when she heard that, and walked down the steps given by Mag, "I understand, everyone has such an experience, and they must not be in a good mood. Well, maybe we are too hasty... You two can think about it again, or you can ask the students for their own opinions, we will come back tomorrow!"

After being visited by Snape for a while, it was obvious that she was not suitable to continue the persuasion, and she could only shelve the plan for the second filming at this time.

And to be honest, as the deputy editor-in-chief of "Colosseum News", the number one media in the Italian magic world, she didn't want to upset the two Hogwarts professors in front of her at all. After all, who in the news today doesn't know that at least half of the new generation of wizard elites who are at the forefront of this disaster are from Hogwarts?

Don't look at the group of teachers and students who have lost their school and country, but no one can underestimate the future... Of course, if everyone present still has a "future"!

"Hey! Please wait a moment... Ms. Rich, wait a moment!"

At this moment, a voice suddenly sounded from the intersection not far away, causing the group of people who were already planning to apparate to leave to stop.

However, it was Professor McGonagall who spoke first after the shout:

"Miss Brown? Miss Vannie? You... what's the matter with your outfit!"

"Oh!"

The ones who suddenly appeared here at this moment were, of course, Lavender and Romida, who had been notified by Jimmy and Colin, and rushed over from the temporary dormitory.

It was Lavender who yelled that sentence just now. Maybe it was because they were in a hurry when they saw Ms. Rich and the others leaving, so they shouted loudly, but when they heard Professor McGonagall questioning, they still couldn't help feeling guilty.

"Romy, you... talk! Find a reason to explain—don't you usually have the most evil ideas?"

Hearing the best friend next to her lower her voice and secretly urge her, Romida couldn't help but secretly slander - she didn't know who insisted on pulling her down when she came out just now, and even encouraged her to put on makeup too!

"It seems that someone is going to be locked up again."

Not far away, Professor Snape looked like he was watching a monkey show, and at the end he twitched the corner of his mouth, his face full of disgust.

"Professor McGonagall—" Lavender said with a bitter face.

But before Minerva reprimanded the two of them further, Snape, who was idle watching the play, suddenly frowned, and turned his head to look across the street. Judging by his appearance, he seemed to have discovered something.

"Severus? What's the matter?" Minerva asked, looking at him suspiciously.