Harry Potter’s Book of Sin Chapter 1128: Booked headline interviews

? Outside the window of the minister's office, it looks shining brightly.

Of course, I mean, this bright sunshine may be limited to the window of the Ministry of Magic.

Since the magical part is located deep underground, it is impossible to open a regular window to see it. But if the staff work in a blinding environment all day, at least it is certainly not good for physical and mental health.

Therefore, almost every window of this underground building of the Ministry of Magic has been enchanted, and the weather of each day is basically determined by the Ministry’s Magic Maintenance Department.

According to an insider, Arthur Weasley, there was a two-month hurricane blowing outside the windows of the Ministry of Magic for a period of time last year, and this was only because the maintenance staff wanted to raise their wages.

However, even if their wages have not yet risen, they have not dared to easily change the weather outside the window recently anyway.

After all, the work pressure in certain departments of the Ministry during this period is really not small, especially our Minister of Magic, Mr. Scrimgeour.

"Oh, the weather on your windows is really good today. I even want to cast a spell on my room. I want you to know that even the air outside is a bit sticky at the moment. Mostly It's going to rain again!"

Maca sat on the sofa, calmly sipping a cup of coffee that Scrimgeour's secretary had just brought him, while drinking it while looking at him, it seemed that he didn't want to turn to the topic so quickly.

And Kingsley on the side listened and said with a bit of humility:

"Mr. McLean, you may not know--the ministry has been living tight all day. If there is more haze outside the window, it will be even harder for everyone!"

Although many people have actually realized that Kingsley and Maca are secretly related, but on the surface, they still have to pretend to each other.

Otherwise, from the standpoint of Scrimgeour, the Minister of Magic, he would be too embarrassed.

"Really?" Maca chatted with Kingsley very cooperatively. "Mr. Scrimgeour... If there is any need for help, even if you tell me, it is also us who do our best for the Ministry of Magic. What all wizards in the British magical world should do!"

"Uh...well, it would be great if you could have this kind of consciousness!"

Scrimgeour almost took it seriously after listening to Maca's high-sounding rhetoric.

Fortunately, he soon realized that the other party was just saying some pretty things in front of the female reporter of the Daily Prophet, so that he didn't make a joke at the beginning.

Obviously, although Maca doesn't seem to have brought the topic to today's business at all, the interview has actually begun.

In fact, given that reporters are also human, it is impossible to strictly observe industry standards and maintain eternal objectivity. So before the interview, ordinary small talk is a good opportunity to leave a specific impression on the other party.

"Miss Braithwaite," as he said, Maca suddenly turned to the tall female reporter again, smiling relaxedly, "I have to trouble you about one thing, please You tell you Mr. Gu Fei, the editor-in-chief of the Daily Prophet, and you say that I am very happy to see the latest report from your newspaper every morning! Well, I will remember to pay from next year!"

"Oh, it's nothing...For your wealth, if you want to, paying for hundreds of years is just a trivial matter!"

As a reporter, Betty reacted quickly to this little joke by Maca.

Moreover, you can hear from her tone that the "Daily Prophet" still respects Maca, the youngest outstanding wizard in contemporary Britain.

Yes, at least compared to the previous conversation with Scrimgeour, Betty's response was obviously much more cautious.

It's just that Maca can also perceive from the other party's agreement that this female reporter mentioned his worth consciously or unconsciously, which is obviously not a coincidence.

"Well, do you want to show me the investigative ability of their newspaper reporters?"

After thinking about it for a while, Maca nodded quietly.

If you say that all the potions he bought and sold were done on the black market in the past, only now because of the turmoil of the black market, part of it has turned to the bright side.

Although the level of confidentiality will inevitably be reduced accordingly, this matter is not something anyone can find out.

"Then borrow your good words, I hope I can live for a hundred years!"

Maca shrugged not very much, and replied meaningfully. And his words actually alluded to his struggle with Haierbo, and it is still unknown who died and who lived.

After all, judging from the normal lifespan of a wizard, it is usually not a problem to live past ninety years old. People at the level like Maca and Dumbledore will even live longer because of the active magical power.

But the premise must be nothing unexpected.

Betty seems to have tasted the probing before Maca’s interview. When she heard Maca’s meaningful words, she couldn’t help but smile, politely and without failing to maintain a sitting posture and leaned slightly:

"Mr. McLean joked, but a hundred years is probably nothing to a wizard like you. Think about Mr. Albus Dumbledore, if it weren't for..."

Betty didn't finish her sentence, but the attitude she wanted to express was already clear. It seems that the "Daily Prophet" seems to be more optimistic about Maca's final victory, even if they don't expect to stand in the team easily.

"Maybe!"

After figuring out the attitude of the female reporter and the newspaper behind her, Maca finally raised her eyebrows, then turned her head and smiled at Scrimgeour.

"Mr. Minister, I think this interview should begin now! It must be said that none of the people present here are really not busy. Hurry up and finish what we should do before we can continue. I'm busy with my own business!"

When Scrimgeour heard this, he couldn't help but muttered to himself:

"You are not dragging the time yet."

But naturally, he didn't dare to say this. He immediately straightened the front tie, then straightened his waist and gestured to the female reporter:

"Then, in McLean's words, let's start!"

The content of this interview is bound to make the headlines of the "Daily Prophet". For newspapers, this is a good time to attract eyeballs and increase subscription rates; for the Ministry of Magic, it is another opportunity to guide public opinion and relieve the pressure of work in the Ministry.

Thinking about it this way, there doesn't seem to be much benefit for Maca to show him more face and raise his already high reputation?

However, not only did Kingsley know, even the female reporter Betty had already guessed that Maca must have something else, and there might be some big news in this interview.

Only Scrimgeour, who was thinking of going to the seat under him now, didn't know anything about it.

"Ok, no problem!"

As soon as Betty heard, Dang even put down the cup in her hand, and took out her shorthand notebook for interviews and an automatic ink-jetting quill from the shoulder bag placed next to her.

The photographer who was sitting by the side was busy holding the magic camera and stood up, ready to take a few more photos and let the editor personally select it.

"Boom!"

Betty hadn’t even started to ask, when she heard the old-fashioned powdered-coated flash suddenly explode, a cloud of smoke and the light that was almost blinding people’s eyes made everyone blink.

"Oh, Fu Zuo, you can take pictures later-I think the generous men here will give you time to take pictures!"

The photographer saw Betty waved to disperse the smoke and stopped herself from taking pictures, so he sat down on the sofa next to him honestly.

"Sorry," Betty saw him sitting down, then turned her head again, "Well, first of all, I have a few small questions here. I need you, Mr. McLean... Oh, and Mr. Scrimgeour. Answer for our readers—"

Most of her "small questions" were prepared in the newspaper, and maybe even the editor-in-chief specifically asked her to bring them to ask Maca, so she was a little eager for a while.

So much so that when she spoke, she almost forgot Scrimgeour.

"Excuse me!"

Maca didn't say much, just nodded.

"Then, the first little question--" Betty looked forward to her eyes and asked after a short pause, "About the recent chaos in the British magic world... For example, the underground gatherings of the dark wizards and magic The disappearance of suspects in the dungeon, etc., Mr. McLean, do you personally think... how should we deal with it?"

To be honest, this first "little problem" is tricky.

Of course, the tricky part of this question is not the question itself, but the subject of the female reporter's inquiry.

If you directly ask Scrimgeour, the Minister of Magic, then this is undoubtedly a regular official Q&A~IndoMTL.com~ But Betty did not mean to ask Scrimgeour, but instead asked Maca personally. Views, this is obviously a bit intriguing.

Fortunately, Maca was not embarrassed about this, because Dumbledore, who was an outsider, was asked similar questions by the media at the time during the Wizarding Revolution started by Greenward.

"Ordinary people are not obliged to assist the Auror in dealing with the dark wizard, and the danger of the dark wizard is well known." Maca smiled calmly, "So I personally think, please don’t It’s easy to get involved in these events, and if you find anything, it’s enough to inform the Auror office the first time! You know, I think we can trust the Ministry of Magic’s power to eliminate evil."

Such a remark made it natural to say it in one go, but Maca knew that this was not the answer that the female reporter Betty wanted. So at the end, he suddenly added:

"As for myself! As a member of the British magic circle, I will probably do my part-well, of course, I have to guarantee my own safety, haha!"

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