Everyday Players at Hogwarts.

Chapter 511: St. Mungo's Healer Solve Murder Case

In the room decorated in cool blue to create a cozy atmosphere, three people were frowning.

The only person who didn't notice the strange atmosphere was naturally Ron. "Haha, now you know where my parents are."

"Shut up! Ron!" Ginny and Draco said almost at the same time.

"What's wrong?" Facing the scolding from his best friend and sister.

He was a little confused.

Hmm, could it be related to what Harry just said?
Oops!

He was distracted just now and didn't pay attention!
Thinking of this, Ron rubbed his head in annoyance.

"Nothing, Ron is always like this." Harry waved his hand and looked at Draco again. "What is the interesting news you just mentioned?"

"Just turn the page!" Draco said unhappily.

He had always felt that Harry was too lenient towards Ron.

If Ron changed his gender, people who didn't know would think that Ron was Harry's girlfriend!

Harry turned to the next page, and the first thing that caught his eye was a photograph.

In the photo, a therapist who looks reminiscent of her mother and wears a wreath of gold and silver flowers on her head is holding a black button with tweezers.

Next to her, a wizard with a sallow complexion and a sad look was lying on the bed, his head tilted as if he wanted to say something.

Harry continued:
St Mungo's healer solves murder case

This report is from our special correspondent Rita Skeeter.

Continuing from the previous article, Meliam Straw, a therapist at St. Mungo's closed ward, was also the discoverer of this news.

But this time she has an additional identity - an excellent detective.

Broderick Bode is a forty-seven-year-old employee of the Ministry of Magic.

Before this news broke, everyone thought he was injured in a work accident a few weeks ago.

A poor man who was abandoned by his family because he lost his ability to speak and thought he was a teapot.

But therapist Myriam Straw noticed something was wrong immediately.

This actually didn't surprise her other colleagues.

"Meriam is very attentive. Even the most withdrawn patients will recover under her meticulous care," said Harvey Bonham, the great-grandson of the famous therapist Mungo Bonham and current director of St. Mungo's Hospital, another discoverer of the news.

The attentive Ms. Straw keenly sensed that something was wrong.

A black magic button is found inside Mr. Bird's pillow.

And contacted Melvin Jackson, who had come to see Mr. Bird a few days ago.

It has to be said that since Ms. Bones and Mr. Weasley took office, the Ministry of Magic has changed its previous lazy and conservative style.

Less than 20 minutes after Ms. Straw reported the anomaly, Aurors surrounded 67 Privet Drive in London, the home of 78-year-old Melvin Jackson.

“Our sudden attack frightened him.

Before we could say anything, old Jackson admitted everything.

He said he was jealous that Bode did a better job than he did.

Plus, he didn't have long to live, so he made this decision that went against his conscience." said Auror Finney Dax, who couldn't wait to emphasize his name again and again.

After the examination, the accompanying therapist (because Jackson looked very old when he visited Bode before, and wore a hearing aid on his head, in order to prevent him from sudden death from shock) found that Jackson had indeed suffered from organ failure.

"Even if the Ministry didn't arrest him, he wouldn't survive a month.

But surprisingly, judging from the effect of the button on Mr. Bode, if he sleeps with it for another 20 days, he will die of organ failure." Steven, the accompanying therapist, said in surprise after the examination.

It is hard to believe that old Jackson was jealous; he clearly wanted to die at the same time as Mr. Bode.

There might even be a hidden Dumbledore-like connection.

But unfortunately, according to Mr. Bode who woke up and returned to normal, he lost most of his memories about old Jackson. "Harry, that bastard Rita Skeeter is still the same as before, what Dumbledore-style relationship?

It's really disgusting.

Why doesn't Sirius take care of her?" Ron walked up and patted Harry on the back, looking indignant.

"It's not important. Didn't you notice?

The murderer lived on Privet Drive.

Maybe he was sent by Dumbledore to protect me.

But he turned out to be a murderer." Harry was still horrified.

His uncle Dursley's house was at number 4, Privet Drive.

No. 67 is far away from No. 4.

But he might have seen the old man named Melvin Jackson before.

"It must be just a coincidence," said Ron.

"Dumbledore wouldn't send a fellow like that to spy on you. (Ron glared at Draco when he heard about the spying.) You.

Ron is right.

You have to know that many wizards now live in Muggle communities - for the convenient Muggle life, good TV shows, etc.

The same should be true for the old man named Melvin Jackson." Draco also said.

And Ginny’s focus is different from everyone else’s, “Finny Dax.

Bill mentioned that he was a scumbag who broke up with his girlfriend as soon as they broke up.

Also a Ravenclaw.

He and another fellow named Dick also found hunting weapons made from Dolokhov's thigh bone and the bones of gnawed rats.

"I remember this guy too. Dad asked Bill to make more friends with him because he knew a lot of beautiful witches." Ron nodded.

Harry said that Ron was not entirely right. "It's not about beautiful witches. Mr. Weasley's original words were that he and Dick both had many female relatives of the right age."

"Great! Harry, how do you remember it so clearly?" Ginny narrowed her eyes and pinched Harry's soft flesh with one hand without any instruction.

Just like Mrs. Weasley did to Mr. Weasley.

Ron on the side swallowed thankfully, luckily Lavender was not there.

But Ginny broke Ron's relief, "And you, Ron, I will mention this in my letter when I talk to Lavender."

"Nooooo Ginny!"

On the other side, in the study of Smith Castle.

Kate was also holding the Daily Prophet.

Next to her were Fleur and Penelope.

From the looks on their faces, they all seemed to know something about what happened between Kate and Ryan yesterday.

"Have the healer and the dean forgotten about us?

And how come the person who solved the case became someone else?" Kate waved the newspaper in her hand in dissatisfaction.

In her opinion, this was a rare opportunity to experience the life of an ordinary person with Ryan.

Ryan also officially announced his existence to others.

Why are all the things they did blamed on others?

"Didn't I tell you that the rest of the matter will be handled by the headmaster of St. Mungo's?

Harvey did a great job." Ryan nodded with satisfaction.

(End of this chapter)