Chapter 99： Lively

"Think about it, Hermione, the duty of the Dangerous Biology Committee is to deal with dangerous biological wounding and to impose penalties on it." Ai Wen continued. "We can't prove that Buckbeak is innocent, it does attack. Malfoy, even if it has a legitimate reason, we can prove that the eagle-headed horse is not dangerous."

"You mean..." Hermione fell into meditation.

"According to the classification of dangerous creatures in the book "Where are the mysterious animals?", the eagle-headed horses have very low risk of being winged, and they can be tamed by the wizard. This docile animal is not in the management of the dangerous biological committee. "Ai Wen opened the book and turned to the author to introduce that page. "And we can solve this problem from the perspective of protecting rare species. Mr. Scamander may give us some help."

"Mr. Scamander?!"

Hermione took over the "Where is the Magical Animal" that Evan handed over, frowning and looking at the author's introduction:

The author of the book, Mr. Newt Scamander, is currently the most prestigious miraculous biologist in the magic world. He graduated from the Hogwarts School of Magic in 1915 and has served as a clerk in the Ministry of Magic's house elf relocation office. He is a researcher with the Bureau of Restriction, the head of the Werewolf Registration Office, and the Director of the Department of Magical Biological Management and Control.

Mr. Newt Scamander has spent 30 years traveling around the world on five continents, recording the shapes and habits of the 75 magical creatures known to the world of magic, for his world-famous work, The Magical Animals. Where to collect information, the book has been revised to print the fifty-second edition.

Under his leadership, the Ministry of Magic established the Werewolf Registration Office in 1947; in 1965, it amended the Decree for Feeding for Experimental Purposes, which effectively curbed the prevalence of creating new, untamed animals in Britain.

Thanks to his contributions to the study of magical animals and magical zoology, Mr. Newcasterman was awarded the title of the second-level magician of the Merlin Jazz in 1979; he established the Cherished Species Conservation Society in his later years to engage in miraculous biological protection. jobs.

“As the former Director of the Management Division of Magical Biology, Mr. Scamander’s influence on the disposal of the Dangerous Biology Committee is very large and definitely much bigger than Lucius Malfoy.” Avon explained, “And he is The president of the Magical Biological Protection Association, we just need to write a letter to tell him about Buckbeak, I believe he will help us."

The idea of ​​Ai Wen is very feasible. He and Hermione sent a letter to Mr. Newt Scamander that night and received a reply when they had breakfast the next day.

"Avon, look at what you wrote on it." Hermione said excitedly. "Mr. Scamander said in a reply that he is very supportive of our ideas. He is willing to save Buckbeak. He said his mother. Once a breeder of a eagle-headed horse with a winged beast, he often contacted these animals when he was a child."

Ivan took the letter and saw that Newt Scamander wrote on it: Due to excessive killing, the number of winged beasts in the eagle-headed horse has decreased drastically in the past 100 years, and he has been worried about this. Therefore, he promised to modify and perfect the article on the protection of the eagle-headed horse-winged beast written by Ai Wen. In addition, he will also contact the Disposal of Dangerous Biology Committee to allow them to handle this case as carefully as possible.

Next, things started to develop on the positive side.

Thanks to Mr. Newt Scamander's relationship, The Prophet's Daily successfully published an article by Evan and Hermione about the introduction and protection of the eagle-headed horse-winged beast.

The above detailed account of the eagle-headed horse's winged habits, current living conditions, and everyone's understanding of this animal, etc., and the complete narrative of Buckbeak's attack on Malfoy.

In the following days, many readers wrote to Hagrid and expressed their willingness to support them. Everyone even launched a "Save Bacques" campaign for this purpose, and officially petitioned the Ministry of Magic for this incident, asking the Ministry of Magic to pardon Buckbeak, and many people participated.

The continuous fermentation of public opinion has put a lot of pressure on the Ministry of Magic.

The school board and the Committee on the Handling of Dangerous Biology wrote three letters to Hagrid. They said that they were cautious and would investigate the incident of attacks on students in Bak Bick before the hearing.

Judging from the current situation, Buckbeak is very guilty of being acquitted.

With so many people's attention, Lucius Malfoy is thinking about ghosts, but also has concerns.

Hagrid gradually recovered, and he appeared more and more in the castle, and he was happy every day.

Ai Wen and Hermione’s moods have also eased a lot. With Harry’s continued efforts, their tension with Ron has eased.

At the very least, Ron can now sit back with them, instead of strolling around the castle with a streak like the time ago.

Two weeks before the end of the semester, the sky suddenly cleared, showing a dazzling egg white, and the muddy ground was covered with a layer of shiny frost one morning.

As Christmas approaches, the festive atmosphere in the castle is getting stronger.

Professor Fo Liwei, a teacher of the curse class, has decorated his classroom with a shimmering light source. These light sources are actually true little wings.

The students are happily discussing the vacation plan, and most of the students are ready to go home for Christmas because of Sirius Black.

In fact, except for Irving, Harry, Ron, and Hermione, other Gryffindor students are almost ready to go home.

Alvin is ready to implement his plan. Ron says he can't stand the two-week stay with Percy, and Hermione insists she is going to the library.

Although the three had their own reasons, it made Harry very moved. He thought that the three of them stayed at Hogwarts for Christmas and must be with him.

In the last week of the semester, students in the third grade or above can go to Hogmund Village once.

Everyone was very happy and the whole breakfast table was about discussing Christmas gifts.

"Ron, where did Harry go, why didn't he come to breakfast yet?" Hermione asked strangely.

"He's still in the bedroom, you know, he can't go to Hogsmeade." Ron said to himself, the voice was a bit dull. "He borrowed a "Classified Broom Broom" from Wood and seemed ready to put Time is spent on it."

"This is really pitiful!" Ai Wen remembered seeing Harry's disappointed expression in the common room before going to bed last night. Unsure, "Maybe I can take Harry through the secret road to Hogward. That secret road, I have traveled many times last year, and there should be no problem."

"It doesn't work, Ivan!" Hermione put a jam on her bread and said firmly. "This year's situation is different from last year. There are so many dementors at the entrance, and if Sirius Black knows that. Secret road."

"but......"

"Don't worry, I will buy Christmas gifts for you and Ron, the candy that I brought you last time. Which flavor do you like?" Hermione said with a smile. "My father and mother liked the Duke from Honey very much." The woolen mints bought there!"

"If you can, give me some orange..."

When Ivan’s words were not finished, I saw that Harry had hurriedly walked into the auditorium with a bag, and ignored Malfoy, who was falling from the broomstick at the door, and went straight to them. Come over, it looks very happy.

"Guys, look at this, Fred and George just gave me..."

Harry carefully took out a large, square, very old parchment from under the cloak with nothing written on it.

"Harry, what is this?" Hermione asked strangely.

Harry hadn't had time to talk, and he heard Ron whisper, "Live a map!"

I don't know if it is an illusion. His seemingly monotonous voice seems to be full of surprises.