Chapter 282 Christmas Is Coming

It's a week until Christmas, Saturday.

When Harry and Luna came to Moon's office with the final Vulcan Curse manuscript, as expected - no one was there.

However, Mr. Lucifer was in the office, whispering to Fox.

"Put it on the table. He will look at it when he comes back." Lucifer said to Harry.

"Where is Professor Jones?" Harry placed the manuscript on his desk. There were piles of their homework beside the desk, all of which had been corrected.

"He went to Hogsmeade. Officials from the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs will come today with the corresponding ancient books." After Lucifer finished explaining, he hurriedly waved his little hand made of flames: "Okay, okay, hurry up. Go out and don't disturb us."

"Okay." Harry nodded quickly, then put the manuscript on the table and walked out of the office with Luna.

In the corridor of the campus, looking at the white snow outside the window and the black figures walking on the grass, Luna's voice rang in her ears: "What are you thinking about?"

Harry turned his head and said, "Nothing, I was just thinking that maybe I should go to Hogsmeade. Christmas is coming, and it's time to prepare Christmas gifts for everyone."

"It seems so." Luna looked out the window with an uncertain expression: "I hope this spell can pass Professor Jones's request."

"It's definitely possible." Harry nodded: "I'm going to find Hermione and go to Hogsmeade together. Do you want to go with me?"

Luna shook her head: "No, I wish you have fun."

The Three Broomsticks pub in Hogsmeade.

The Three Broomsticks has recently become a place to accommodate foreign tourists. At first, Dumbledore wanted to leave this job to Aberforth, but after Nagini left, Aberforth's Pig's Head Bar became It has changed from its previous appearance and is obviously not suitable for accepting outside guests.

As soon as Mu En walked into the Three Broomsticks Bar, the proprietress, Ms. Rosmerta, warmly greeted her.

"Mu En, you're here." She twisted her waist: "The things you have done recently have brought a lot of vitality to our village."

"Are you sure it's not 'Gallon'?" Mu En looked at her.

"It means the same thing." Rosmerta smiled.

"That's true." Moon nodded in agreement: "Has Dumbledore arrived?"

"Just arrived." Rosmerta turned around and led Mu En towards the depths of the bar: "People from the Greek Ministry of Magic have also arrived."

Mu En nodded. He had already noticed that several Aurors from Greece in the bar had obvious Greek accents when they spoke.

Entering the private room, he quickly saw a few familiar faces, including Loreton from Greece and Eugene Atlas, the Greek Minister of Magic.

And Hedlund, Dumbledore was talking to him at this time.

But it's not a serious business discussion, but more like a family member caring about their children.

But the content is very attractive.

This made the two people from Greece listen quietly. After Mu En walked in, she just sat aside and listened to their conversation without interrupting.

"Hedlund, I wonder how it feels to be at a Muggle university?" Dumbledore asked.

Hedlund and Moon greeted each other repeatedly, and then looked at Dumbledore: "Professor, I feel very good.

Although I have not officially entered the university classroom, in their words, I am still taking middle school courses.

But the courses on physics and biology have benefited me a lot, especially the many laws of physics, which have allowed me to see the prospects of many discoveries and in-depth research on magic.

Of course, they are all just ideas and have not been put into practice, but there are too many of these ideas. Before this, I couldn’t believe that Muggles had summarized so many laws of the world and nested them layer by layer. Transformed into one 'technological creation' after another that is not inferior to magic. "

Dumbledore nodded repeatedly and said in approval: "It seems that you have benefited a lot."

"Yes, Professor." Hedlund nodded, then looked at Moon: "I finally understand what Professor Jones said before."

"Me?" Mu En pointed at herself in confusion: "Did I say something?"

Hedlund smiled: "You said that if you want to go out and have a look, my idea of ​​stopping and wandering in the magic world of various countries is a bit unsighted."

"Ah? Did I say it so straightforwardly?" Mu En smiled, he couldn't remember clearly.

Hmm. It seems that he said similar words at the first Duel Club meeting.

But I didn’t say it so straightforwardly at the time.

"That's the general meaning anyway." Hedlund smiled: "Now it seems that Professor, your suggestion to me is completely pertinent and not exaggerated at all. My previous ideas were indeed a bit... not broad enough."

"It seems that you have benefited a lot from your time in Cambridge." Mu En smiled.

My own advice helped my children, which is obviously a good result.

"Yes."

"How are you getting along with your classmates?" Dumbledore asked instead, "Where's Hosking? How is that kid doing? And his club."

Hosking was the young man they met in Cambridge who punted the boat for them. He studied Angsa and Scandinavia in Cambridge, and also organized an occult research society.

His mother was admitted to St. Mungo's for treatment a few days ago.

"He is doing well, and he loves magic even more." Hedlund explained.

Dumbledore tapped his hand on the table gently: "So do you think we should invite his club to visit this Anglo-Greek Expo?"

Loreton and Eugene looked at each other, with doubts in their eyes.

A kind of doubt that they didn't want to believe.

The topic that Dumbledore is discussing now seems to violate the Magic Confidentiality Act.

Then, their eyes were on the young man.

Hedlund thought about it seriously. Hosking was a very real person in Cambridge. Perhaps out of curiosity about magic, he introduced Hedlund to his own occult research club and often followed some club discussions, hoping to get some things about magic from him.

But he was very measured and stopped there. He never minded whether what Hedlund shared was true or false. Even if he didn't understand, he didn't ask too much.

It seemed that he simply regarded him as a occult enthusiast who was no different from other club members.

And judging from the reactions of other club members, Hosking has not revealed anything about magic to anyone else, not at all.

He is very tight-lipped and very practical.

"I think it's okay." Hedlund thought about it and nodded seriously.

"Well, that's good." Dumbledore smiled.

"You really spare no effort to promote this matter." Muen smiled.

"This is a union and promotion that has never been seen in the education sector." Dumbledore blinked mysteriously.

"I agree with this." Muen nodded.

Then he turned to look at the two people from Greece.

"You are finally here." Muen shook hands with them.

"Nice to meet you, Jones." Atlas smiled at him: "I have seen the wonderful building you prepared on the top of the mountain. This building itself is a work of art."

"Thank you." Muen also sat down and waited for his next words.

This minister does not seem to be someone who can appreciate art at leisure.

"I heard that you just finished building this building a few days ago. I'm curious about the settings inside, or more precisely, some security settings." Atlas continued.

"Ah, that's what you mean." Mu En nodded in understanding.

This is understandable. After all, they are all treasures of their own country. If they are put outside for exhibition, they must be safe.

"In fact, you two can rest assured about security." Mu En looked at Dumbledore: "Dumbledore and I have jointly arranged the security spells for the entire venue. Well, maybe you don't know me, but I think you know Dumbledore."

"Of course." Atlas's eyes wandered on Dumbledore for a while: "But I think we should be more cautious."

"Well, what do you mean?" Mu En looked at him and spread his hands: "Minister Atlas, you can just say it."

"I think I can let my people play some malicious criminals and test the security measures you have arranged."

Loreton also nodded: "Yes, Mu En, if there is no problem with the test, we can arrange the venue as soon as possible."

"Okay, of course." Mu En spread his hands: "So did you bring all the things?"

"Of course." Loreton nodded and pointed to a very old suitcase behind him.

Mu En observed it and soon noticed some hidden spells on it.

It was a spell similar to a magic lock. Obviously, the unlocking password was on the two of them.

"After finishing the work here, I have to rush back to Greece, so I hope that the things here can be solved neatly." Eugene stood up.

Well, it seems that only this minister knows the unlocking spell of the box.

"Then let's go." Mu En nodded: "Minister Atlas, will you test our security spell?"

"Of course, I used to be a curse remover in the Cultural Relics Protection Department." Atlas nodded, looking at Mu En with a complicated look.

"In this regard, I am also an expert. The magic lock on this box was set by myself, and only I know the password. In addition, the security spell of the cultural relic storage was also set by me."

"I see." Mu En nodded, and a flash of embarrassment flashed in his eyes.

He knew why the minister had that expression just now.

It turned out that he had broken through the other party's spell, so now it was the other way around? Set the protective spell by yourself, and let the other party break through.

"Then let's go." Dumbledore couldn't help laughing.