Daily Life at Hogwarts

Chapter 1259 Dilemma
"Is the training over?"

Sirius stuffed the letter back into the pocket of his robe calmly, then suppressed all expressions on his face, looked up at the three of Harry who had just returned to the living room to rest, picked up the butterbeer barrel on the table, and helped a few Everyone poured a glass.

"It's over!" said Harry.

"They all performed really well."

Moody, who was leaning on crutches, sat down on the sofa next to him, took out a metal wine bottle from his robe pocket, took a sip from his mouth, and praised without hesitation, "I believe they will definitely become outstanding players in the future." Auror."

Moody trained Harry, Ron, and Hermione according to the standards of teaching apprentice Aurors. It has to be said that the three are better than most of the new apprentice Aurors who joined the Ministry of Magic.

"Harry has always been good," said Sirius proudly, "just like James."

"However..." Moody paused and shook his head, "If they want to go to the battlefield, they need more systematic training. It's not enough to expedite training for a few months."

In fact, he was not optimistic about the next actions of Harry and the others, let alone what Dumbledore was thinking.

"To be fair, Mad-Eye," said Sirius, "Harry is not yet an adult, and he's already doing very well."

"Harry is of course very good, better than most people, but he has more important things to accomplish in the future." Moody said without hesitation, "To be honest, I doubt that if they go to the battlefield without experience, Probably won't survive the start of school in September."

Moody didn't forget Dumbledore's last words, Harry is the most precious hope, trust him.

It was precisely because of hope that Moody couldn't help worrying about Harry's safety.

Harry was still too immature.

If Dumbledore told them: Albert is their hope, it is estimated that all members of the Order of the Phoenix would now be thinking about how to defeat the mysterious man and the Death Eaters.

"Continue to covert and anti-detection in the afternoon, you'd better refresh yourself, this class is very important to you." Moody looked at Harry and reminded: "If you don't want to spend a lot of time on running for your life, .”

"Don't pay attention to what Mad-Eye said, Harry." Sirius reached out and patted Harry's shoulder and said, "You guys have done a good job."

"Don't worry, I'm not that fragile."

"Molly's side should be ready." Sirius said with a smile.

"Well, I'm really a little hungry."

After the three of Harry left, Sirius said to Moody with a sullen face: "You shouldn't put too much pressure on Harry."

"You should be very clear about what they will face in the future." Moody frowned, "They must make up their minds."

"Believe me, Harry knows better than you what he needs to face, and what you say will only add invisible pressure to them." Sirius stared straight at Moody and asked, "What made you become like this?" Anxious."

"I doubt the Ministry of Magic can hold on for too long." Mad-Eye took another sip of the wine in the bottle: "Harry is running out of time."

"We expected this kind of thing, didn't we?" Sirius looked very calm, "Believe me, the situation is not as bad as you think."

"Albert Anderson may not be reliable." Moody knew what Sirius was referring to: "It's better to count on Harry to defeat You-Know-Who than to count on that guy."

"No, you are wrong about one thing. Albert is more reliable than anyone else. Believe me, I know him better than you." Sirius looked at the living room door and said, "He will definitely not tolerate the mysterious person continuing to jump around, especially Under the circumstances that the mysterious person still wants to kill him."

In the corridor, the three of Harry chatted in low voices about the training just now. As soon as they entered the dining room, they saw Ginny walking towards the dining table with a pot of stew.

"Let me do it."

Harry drew his wand and flicked the pot of stew so that it fell smoothly onto the table.

"Thank you." Ginny served Harry a bowl after seeing him sit down at the dining table. "By the way, I just heard from my mother that Lupine is going to marry Tonks."

"Oh, that would be great?"

Harry swallowed the stew in his mouth and asked, "Do you know when Lupine and Tonks got married?"

Hermione and Ron looked at each other and shook their heads blankly.

"Should be in the near future." Ginny hesitated for a moment and said.

"what happened?"

Hermione saw something was wrong, she thought it would be a happy thing for Lupine and Tonks to marry, but that didn't seem to be the case.

"Lupine doesn't want his marriage with Tonks to draw too much attention. He seems to be planning to get married anywhere, but Mom thinks their wedding should be blessed by everyone." Ginny looked towards the kitchen and said in a low voice.

"what happened?"

Harry couldn't understand why Lupine and Tonks did this. Although he had never attended a wedding, he knew that weddings should not be casual.

"Does Sirius know about this?" Hermione frowned, she had vaguely guessed why Lupine did this.

The situation of werewolves in the wizarding world was really worrying, and Lupine was probably worried that marrying him would bring unnecessary trouble to Tonks.

"Of course Sirius knows, Fred and George suggested that they hold a simple wedding at the headquarters." Ginny said softly, "I also think their wedding should be blessed by everyone."

"Why didn't Sirius tell me about this?" Harry was puzzled.

"He's probably very troubled now!" Ron suddenly said something that no one could understand.

"What's the meaning."

Everyone looked at Ron suspiciously.

"The wedding between Lupine and Tonks may be very difficult to get the blessing of the Tonks family." Ron said in a low voice, "Believe me, no one wants their daughter to marry a werewolf."

"Ron." Hermione glared at Ron dissatisfied.

"I'm telling the truth." Ron shook his head and smiled wryly, "That's too cruel. If it were me, I would definitely not allow my daughter to be with a werewolf."

"Can……"

"You should know what a werewolf means in the magic world." Ron smiled wryly.

"At the beginning, when Bill was bitten by Fingal, Mom thought that his wedding with Fleur would fail because of this." Ginny interrupted suddenly.

Their family also formally accepted Furong from then on.

"I think Sirius should support them." Harry said after a moment of silence.

"Sirius is Lupine's good friend, he must hope that Lupine will be happy, but Harry, don't forget, Tonks is Sirius' niece..."

"I'm going to talk to Sirius."

Harry got up and walked outside, and met Sirius in the corridor who was chatting with Moody.

"Sirius," said Harry.

Noticing Harry's beckoning eyes, Sirius asked suspiciously, "Harry, what's the matter?"

"Well, there's something I want to talk to you about." Harry walked towards the next room.

"Oh."

Sirius was a little puzzled, and after greeting Mad-Eye Moody, he followed Harry into the next room.

"I just heard that Lupine is getting married," Harry asked straight to the point.

The expression on Sirius' face froze, he nodded and said, "Yes, they are getting married."

"What's going on?" Harry asked. "It's not like you."

"My cousin Andromeda is against this marriage." Sirius smiled helplessly.

"But Lupine and Tonks should..." Before Harry could finish speaking, he was interrupted by Sirius.

"Harry, I know what you mean, but sometimes it's like this now..." Sirius looked at his godson and murmured: "Of course I also hope that Lupine can be happy, but I can also understand Andromeda Why would you object, it's a very cruel thing."

"Because of werewolves?"

"Yes."

"As friends, of course we don't mind Lupine's identity, because I know Lupine very well, but my cousin Andromeda can't. Most wizards in the magical world reject werewolves because they are dark creatures." Sirius' tone was full of helplessness, "This led to the marriage of Lupine and Tonks, who are destined to not receive much blessing. Once they get married, Tonks will definitely be affected, and even have to endure strange looks from others." , rejected by wizards in the wizarding world."

"I don't think Tonks cares," said Harry firmly. "There's no way she doesn't know the consequences."

"Yes, Tonks doesn't care, but her family does." Sirius' expression became more bitter, "How can parents want their only daughter to marry a werewolf."

"They expect you to stop them?" Harry understood.

If Sirius hadn't had to think about both sides at the same time, if he hadn't received that letter from his cousin Andromeda, he would have been delighted with Lupine and Tonks' union.

Unfortunately, no if.

"So what are you going to do?" Harry asked.

"I choose to respect the opinions of Lupine and Tonks." Sirius said softly, "Whether they are married or not, I respect their choice."

"I don't think it's as bad as you think," Harry reassured.

"I hope so!"

Sirius knew why Harry could say such things.

That's because Harry was an outsider, but Sirius wasn't, so he didn't bother to say anything more because it didn't make sense.

"What did Sirius say?"

After lunch, when they went back to rest, Hermione suddenly asked about it.

"Sirius said he respects the choices of Lupine and Tonks." Harry shook his head, "But I can see that Sirius is actually hesitant in his heart. He should wish Lupine and Tonks sincerely, but..."

"This kind of thing is actually quite normal, Harry, think about the day your daughter plans to marry a werewolf, and you will probably oppose the wedding just like Tonks' family." Fred and George pushed the door open and walked in.

"Why are you here?" Ron looked at the twins in surprise.

"Come here and hand over the wizard's watch station. We're already planning to change this radio station into Potter's watch station." Fred explained.

"I think Wizard's Lookout would be nice," said Harry dryly.

"The Porter Lookout Station can let everyone understand that this is a platform to support you." George smiled and patted Harry on the shoulder and said, "You are now the savior of the world."

"So, you also think Sirius should stop Lupine and Tonks?" Hermione brought the subject back.

"No, I support them being together because we are on Lupine's side." George shook his head and explained, "Actually, Tonks' mother may not really hate Lupine, but as a mother, she certainly doesn't want to see My daughter has suffered misfortune, and I don't want my daughter to be rejected by the entire magic world because of marrying a werewolf."

George could see it clearly, because if it were him, he would probably object.

The reality is sometimes so cruel.

However, as Lupine's friends, the Weasley brothers hope that Lupine can obtain their own happiness.

What's more, Tonks is not their daughter.

(End of this chapter)