Hogwarts: Who made her a professor?

Chapter 473 Total Annihilation

Knowing they had fallen into a trap, the bureaucrats and scholars had no choice but to bite the bullet and enter the courtroom.

These people secretly vowed that they would speak and do less, listen and observe more, and make sure they didn't fall into any more traps.

However, how could the cunning Belvina let these shameless people have their way? She had already dug a series of traps, and these people had no choice but to fall into them.

As the saying goes, a big pit contains a small pit, and a small pit contains an old pit; there's water in the pit, and nails in the water. Belvina's hatred won't be appeased until these people are rendered unable to take care of themselves.

Soon, the interrogation began under Sinkness's supervision.

As the deputy director of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, and in charge of interrogation work, he naturally controlled the pace of the entire process.

Pierce Sinkness might not be the best when it comes to loyalty, but when it comes to teaming up with Belvina to sabotage others, no one beats Sinkness!

Sinknis glanced at the scholars and bureaucrats sitting on the tiered benches behind him, gave a sinister smile, and then struck the small wooden mallet in his hand.

A door to the trial room opened, footsteps sounded, and two burly guards carried in a thin man, then locked the prisoner to a chair in the middle of the room.

According to normal procedure, Pierce Sinkness should have spoken up to verify the inmate's identity information and then started a formal interrogation. However, Sinkness did not follow the normal procedure and instead looked at the person sitting behind him.

Seeing that Sinkenis remained silent, the bureaucrats and scholars of the Department of Magical Creature Management and Control immediately became extremely vigilant, realizing that the Department of Law Enforcement had set a trap for them.

"Everyone, why don't you do it yourselves?" Sinknis said, his tone and expression extremely humble.

"No, you should do it. We're just here to assist the Legal Enforcement Division; we shouldn't overstep our bounds."

“But,” Sinknis said, looking troubled, “he didn’t turn into a werewolf when we captured him, so we can’t determine whether he is a werewolf or not.”

Seemingly worried that these bureaucrats and academics, accustomed to sitting in offices, wouldn't understand, Sinknis added details about the circumstances surrounding the arrest operation.

"To ensure the safety of the Aurors and strikers and reduce the possibility of them contracting werewolf disease, the capture operation was brought forward. We conducted the capture during the day, and only a few people could confirm the werewolf's identity."

Upon hearing Pierce Sinkness's deliberate addition, the scholars' expressions turned grim once again.

The Magic Law Enforcement Division's operation this time is aimed at the werewolf community. Even if the werewolves are in human form when they are captured, it is impossible to capture the wrong one!

How could there be non-werewolfs in a werewolf community? How could a normal person spend their days with dangerous werewolves? Normal people believe that werewolves don't deserve to live; they all deserve to die!

Of course, this is the idea of ​​the bureaucrats and scholars of the Department of Magical Creature Management and Control, and also the idea of ​​most people in wizarding society.

That's the law, after all, this is the philosophy wizards have been taught since childhood: werewolves deserve to die.

The scholars sitting on the tiered benches exchanged glances; it seemed they were destined to fall into the first trap.

"Everyone, Belvina told me that you're here to assist us, to help us identify the werewolves."

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Sinkness pointed to the door and said, "If you are not willing to cooperate, please leave the trial room immediately. Unauthorized personnel are not qualified to participate in the trial."

With a single sentence and a simple action, Pierce Sinkness had the people in the Department of Magical Creatures Control in a bind.

In order to stay and participate in the trial work and get a share of the profits from the law enforcement division, they had to provide assistance.

If you don't want to provide assistance, then leave the interrogation room immediately. Don't expect to get any credit for the work done by the Legal Enforcement Division. Go find somewhere cool to stay.

They refuse to offer help and stubbornly refuse to leave. Do they really think these arrogant and unruly officers of the Law Enforcement Division are just sitting around doing nothing?

Since Belvina took over the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, the Aurors, Strikers, and Law Enforcement Team have become several times more assertive, truly living up to the title of "First Director of the Ministry of Magic."

These shameless scholars and bureaucrats want to steal credit but don't want to cooperate with the work. The arrogant and ruthless generals of the Law Enforcement Division are really willing to send them all to St. Mungo for treatment and give everyone a sick leave package.

As for whether the people in the Enforcement Division will be punished, Belvina is no mere figurehead. She will handle the reports and approvals in one go, and Belvina Black will take the blame!

With the situation firmly in their grasp, the people in the Department of Magical Creature Management and Control had no choice but to step in and help.

Of course, this is also related to their reluctance to relinquish their achievements. If they could leave decisively, no one could control them.

The bureaucrats and scholars, caught in a bind, reluctantly admitted their defeat and once again put forward a few unfortunate individuals to assist them.

Cooperate with the work of the Legal Enforcement Division.

If there are no problems in cooperating with the work, the credit belongs to everyone; if any problems arise during cooperation, the blame falls on these few unlucky individuals, and has nothing to do with anyone else.

The unlucky guy chosen by everyone had to step down from the tiered bench, observe and analyze the prisoner locked in the chair, and even ask him a few questions. He seemed very professional and authoritative.

"Without a doubt, he is the werewolf. We can begin the interrogation," said the most unlucky of the unlucky ones.

Pierce Sinkness's lips curled into a smile. He had underestimated this group; he hadn't expected them to turn on even their own people.

Faced with the bureaucrats and scholars' attempts to sacrifice pawns to protect their king, Sinknis came up with his own solution: to bravely question everything, to dare to challenge, and to be bold in questioning.

Whenever the unlucky chosen victim is confirmed to be a werewolf, Sinkernis raises questions and challenges.

Later, it was requested that more authoritative and professional scholars repeatedly confirm whether the perpetrator was a werewolf.

The bureaucrats and scholars of the Department of Magical Creature Management and Control were thoroughly annoyed and wanted to get up and leave several times, but they were reluctant to give up the credit that was about to be theirs.

More importantly, they have already devoted too much time and energy to this achievement.

First they were chased away by Sinkness, then they were intimidated, and now they are being dragged into this mess again. They are unwilling to give up like this.

The bureaucrats and scholars who were unwilling to give up simply decided to go all out. They closed their eyes, gritted their teeth, and were determined to step into any pitfalls ahead, filling them with sheer numbers.

Despite Sinknes' repeated questioning and the bureaucrats' and scholars' reckless abandon, the interrogation proceeded very smoothly, and the interrogation of the werewolf community was essentially completed, except for the seriously injured Phil Woolf.

Only then did the bureaucrats and scholars of the Department of Magical Creature Management and Control finally breathe a sigh of relief.

Belvina Black is nothing special. No matter how dissatisfied she is or how much she tries to disgust people, she still has to obediently share the credit!

With the interrogation essentially complete, the bureaucrats and scholars, relieved, began to feel complacent. They naively believed that Belvina was just a paper tiger, only capable of bluffing, and that she would ultimately have to abide by everyone's rules.

Just then, the dark doors of the trial chamber opened again, and the conspicuously dressed Auror Williamson rushed in.

A flustered Williamson walked over to Sinkness and whispered something in her ear.

The smug bureaucrats and scholars craned their necks and pricked up their ears, trying to hear what the people from the Magic Law Enforcement Division were whispering about.

Has the Legal Enforcement Division taken any new actions?

If that's the case, wouldn't everyone be able to share the credit again?

"What?" Sinknis suddenly said loudly, his voice trembling slightly.

Auror Williamson continued to whisper in Sinkness's ear.

"How is this possible!" Sinknis seemed unable to control himself, his voice trembling with panic.

Auror Williamson straightened up and nodded solemnly to Sinkness.

"You're kidding me, aren't you?" Sinkness also stood up, looking at Williamson in disbelief.

"I'm not kidding, Pierce," Williamson said seriously. "I was involved in the entire operation; there's absolutely no way I could have made a mistake."

Pierce Sinkness waved his hand dismissively and said, "You're absolutely mistaken. There are so many experts and scholars here. Are you questioning their expertise and authority?"

The bureaucrats and scholars of the Department of Magical Creature Management and Control had a bad feeling. They had long suspected that Belvina would set a trap, but they did not expect that the trap she set would be so big that it even trapped her own people.

Auror Williamson seemed to be getting annoyed as well. He said impatiently, "I'm not trying to question any professionalism or authority, but I was involved in the entire capture operation. I'm the one who brought the werewolves back; do you think I wouldn't remember what they look like?!"

Williamson's voice grew louder, while the figures of the bureaucrats and scholars became smaller.

The group frowned, repeatedly recalling the interrogation process and trying to confirm which werewolves they had misjudged.

They have realized that the Department of Law Enforcement deliberately put the wrong options into the courtroom and then watched them make the wrong judgment, thus kicking them out of the game.

The bureaucrats and scholars exchanged glances again, wondering which fool had mistaken an ordinary person for a werewolf. Even though werewolves in human form are difficult to distinguish, this mistake should not have happened!

Just as bureaucrats and scholars began to accuse each other and make internal deals, Williamson, dressed in a striking manner, spoke up again.

He said, "The prisoners brought into the interrogation room are not the werewolves caught yesterday. They are prisoners arrested by the Office for Prohibiting the Abuse of Magic and the Office for the Seizure of Counterfeit Defense Charms and Protective Equipment!"

completely annihilated.

The bureaucrats and scholars of the Department of Magical Creature Management and Control no longer need to shirk responsibility; they're all wrong!

They suspected the werewolves might have been switched, but they didn't expect all of them to have been switched.

Logically speaking, it should be a mix of truth and falsehood, half-truth and half-fake, but how come it's all fake!

Is there no justice left?

Is there no law anymore?

Even if the Department of Magical Creature Management and Control was completely implicated, doesn't the Department of Magical Law Enforcement bear any responsibility?

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