Chapter 497 Sirius Who Became an Auror

Ivan felt that he had only slept for a few hours, and Mr. Weasley woke them up.

Last night he was on duty all night, so he looked tired, but he was in good spirits.

He told everyone that apart from being injured, no one had died, and that the Ministry of Magic had properly accommodated the wounded.

In the chaotic situation last night, it was already a miracle to have such an outcome.

They helped Kreacher pack up the tent and left the camp as quickly as possible.

They decided to use the Portkey to return to the Burrow, with Percy alone prepared to report directly to the Ministry of Magic.

In his words, last night was a particularly difficult day.

Such a vicious and important event happened in the magic world, he must stick to his post and wait for Mr. Crouch's orders at any time.

Although in Fred and George's view, his job duties are to keep an eye on the leaking cauldron.

In the end, Mr. Weasley persuaded Percy to go home and see his mother before going to work at the Ministry.

With so much going on last night, Mrs Weasley must be terribly nervous right now.

In this way, a group of people walked in the quiet camp through the early morning mist.

In just one night, the place became so desolate that not even a single person could be seen.

The tents were packed up, leaving only a mess on the ground.

The wizard who could use apparition escaped overnight last night, and the rest went to get the key early.

After the attack and the Dark Mark, no one wants to be here for a minute longer.

Ivan originally thought that he would be embarrassed to meet Hermione in the morning, after all, he did that kind of thing last night.

But in fact, there is no difference, it is very natural between two people.

Just looking at it from the surface, you won't find anything unusual, the two of them are still the same as before.

There is a tacit understanding between gestures.

However, this harmonious atmosphere obviously changes when he is alone.

Hermione was angry, she was angry that Aiwen suddenly attacked and bullied herself last night, and she was a little shy and embarrassed.

She kindly went to help him apply medicine to the wound, who knew it would end up in that kind of situation, and was seen by Sirius.

Thinking of how Ivan pressed herself down on that small bed, her face turned pink in disappointment.

All in all, everything is Ivan's fault.

But apart from this incident, Hermione behaved normally in other aspects.

How should I put it, it feels like Ivan.

Hermione was the one he was familiar with now, not the shy kitten in his arms last night.

While heaving a sigh of relief, Ivan secretly regretted it.

It was such a good opportunity last night, but I missed it. It didn't go to the end, and everything went back to the original point.

Don't even think about confession or anything, you can only look for opportunities later.

Now Hermione, as long as Ivan dares to mention what happened last night, or say some ambiguous words, it seems likely that he will directly jump over and bite him. Although she is trying to keep her calm on the surface, she is in a mess inside.

As for the culprit, Sirius, he Apparated away earlier in the day.

Before leaving, he told Ivan, Harry, and Hermione to stay at the Burrow and not go anywhere.

After Hermione left last night, Ivan talked to Sirius, and he was going to accept Fudge's invitation to become an Auror.

The vampire attack and the reappearance of the Dark Mark made Sirius feel a lot.

He felt it was his duty to do something to fight Voldemort.

He had to avenge Harry's parents, who had been killed by Voldemort fourteen years earlier.

Ivan still supports the decision of Sirius to become an Auror.

Sirius was a restless person, if he hadn't worried about Harry, he might have already rushed to the front line against the dark wizard.

He is not afraid of danger, but instead enjoys the pleasure it brings and derives great satisfaction from it.

Auror is the most suitable profession for Sirius, and it is also his best destination.

It can also be seen from the conversation last night that he admired Rufus Scrimgeour and Alastor Moody's behavior and Auror's style of doing things.

He also wanted to be an Auror, which was his original dream.

Letting Sirius become an Auror is also very helpful to Ivan, and can help them grasp a lot of news about the Ministry of Magic.

The attitude of the Ministry of Magic in the wake of Voldemort's return in power is crucial.

Although Ivan doesn't have hope for Fudge, it is worthwhile to be able to attract more people to their camp.

No matter which aspect you look at, Sirius becoming an Auror has a lot of benefits.

Ivan originally planned to ask him to help Professor Lupine, but running newspapers and shops was obviously not suitable for him.

"I can't believe it, Sirius is going to be an Auror!" Harry was still talking about it.

Everyone was taken aback when Sirius announced this morning.

"Sirius has his own considerations." Ivan said, "All we can do is support his choice."

"I know, but becoming an Auror is still too sudden..."

"But that would really suit him, wouldn't it?!" said Hermione.

"Yes, and it's cool!" Ron replied, "I also want to be an Auror, to catch those dark wizards and vampires, this is the coolest job in the world."

"How does one become an Auror?" Harry continued.

"Okay, kids!" said Mr. Weasley, "when you pass the common wizard level exam, Hogwarts will plan your career development and have professional professors to guide you. If you want to become a proud Luo's requirements are very high, you must study hard and get as many certificates as possible for the ordinary wizard level examination."

The next topic turned to the ordinary wizard level exam.

Harry, Ron, and Hermione are entering fifth grade tomorrow, taking this important exam.

Alvin and Ginny are also getting ready, with Fred and George giving them a lot of advice and exam tips.

But most of it is useless, because the two of them have poor grades.

When Ivan and the others approached the place where the door keys were placed, they heard many people clamoring eagerly.

Almost all the wizards in the camp gathered here, and they surrounded Basil, the Portkey Keeper, clamoring to leave as soon as possible.

Mr. Weasley and Basil discussed it in a few words, and everyone stood in line.

Finally, before the sun rose, I finally got an old tire, and I could rely on it to return to Ferret Mountain.

It was a hillside near the Burrow, behind the village of Ottery-St. Catchpole.

They arrived at their destination a few minutes later, and in the twilight of dawn they walked through the village of Ottery-Saint-Catchpole and down the wet path towards the Burrow.

Everyone seldom talked along the way, because they were all so tired that they just wanted to have breakfast quickly.

Except for Ivan and Hermione, everyone seemed to have not slept well.

The thick black shadows on Harry's eyes told everyone clearly that he hadn't slept at all last night.

They turned a corner and the Burrow loomed, and there was a shout from the path. (To be continued.)