Hermione believed that the unfair treatment of the half-blood giants and werewolves was a form of prejudice and should be stopped!
Just like how wizards treated house-elves, this kind of thinking was fundamentally wrong.
Ron shook his head disapprovingly towards Hermione's views, but Elwyn thought that it was a good idea.
If every wizard could have Hermione's awareness, they would not have to worry about many things.
However, this was not the case at all. The situation was far worse than expected.
On the day after the ball, the castle was in a state of panic.
All kinds of rumors and news about Hagrid spread quickly in the ancient castle. Many people knew that he was a half-blood giant.
There were many students in the woods near the fountain that day, and Hagrid's voice was quite loud.
This couldn't be hidden at all, especially Mrs. Maxim's last shout, which could be heard clearly even from far away.
She told everyone that she was just a little bigger than a skeleton. While proving herself, she also spread the news that Hagrid was a half-blood giant.
Just as Elwyn expected, many people knew about this, and the rumor spread.
Some believed it, while others expressed doubts!
However, when the special Christmas issue of the Daily Prophet was delivered by owl mail, all the rumors were proven to be true.
Rita Skeeter and the Daily Prophet's reporting speed could be said to be lightning fast. The front page of the Christmas event was replaced by a huge picture of Hagrid. He looked very sneaky.
Below the picture, a row of large words was clearly written: Dumbledore's Big Mistake.
Our special correspondent Rita Skeeter reported that the headmaster of the Hogwarts Magic School, the eccentric Abus Dumbledore, had always dared to hire controversial teachers. In September of this year, he hired Alisto "Mad Eye" Moody as a teacher for the Defense Against Dark Magic class. This decision shocked many people in the Ministry of Magic.
Moody was a notorious fiend who used to be an Auror.
Everyone knew that as long as someone suddenly moved in front of him, he would attack.
However, compared to the half-human half-fey hired by Dumbledore, the crazy-eyed Moody was more serious and kind. We all knew that he had hired infamous werewolves, vampires, and even fairies as professors, causing a huge uproar.
However, none of this was as shocking as the true face of the current Biology Professor who protected him from the shadows.
Rupert Hagrid admitted that he had been expelled from Hogwarts in his third year. Since then, he had been working as the school's hunting ground guard. This was a job that Dumbledore had found for him.
Last year, Hagrid had used his mysterious influence on the principal and won over many more qualified candidates. Hagrid had also gotten himself the position of protecting the biology class.
Hagrid was a large and ferocious-looking man. He abused his newfound power and brought a series of scary animals to scare the students under his care. In a series of classes that many people called "very scary", Hagrid had injured or disabled several students, but Dumbledore had turned a blind eye to it.
"I was attacked by a hippogriff with wings, and my friend Vincent Crabbe was bitten by a Flobber caterpillar." A fourth-year student named Draco Malfoy said, "We all hate Hagrid, but we don't dare to say anything."
Hagrid had no intention of stopping his threatening behavior. Instead, he took pleasure in it.
Last month, in a conversation with a reporter from the Daily Prophet, he admitted that he was breeding a creature that he named "Exploding Tail Conch". This creature was between a lion-headed dragon-tailed beast and a fire crab, and was very dangerous.
The breeding of new species of magical creatures was usually closely monitored by the Department of Magical Animal Control in the Ministry of Magic.
However, Hagrid obviously believed that he could go beyond these cumbersome rules.
"I just think it's funny," he said, and then hurriedly changed the topic.
The Daily Prophet has recently found evidence that Hagrid was not a pure-blooded wizard like he always pretended to be. In fact, he was not even a pure-blooded human. We can exclusively reveal that his mother was the female giant Fridwafa, and her whereabouts were currently unknown.
Giants were cruel and bloodthirsty, and they were on the verge of extinction because they killed each other in the last century.
The remaining dozen or so joined the Unknowns. During the White Terror period of the Unknowns' reign, they created some of the cruelest Muggle massacres.
Many giants who worked for the Unknowns died in the hands of the Auror who fought against the dark forces, but Fridwafa was not among them.
As the most cruel female giant in history, she probably escaped to a giant village that still existed in the mountains outside of the country.
If we analyze Hagrid's strange behavior in the magical creature protection class, Fridwafa's son seemed to have inherited his mother's cruel nature.
Unexpectedly, it was said that Hagrid had formed a close friendship with a boy, and it was this boy who caused the Unknowns to lose power, so that Hagrid's biological mother, like the other followers of the Unknowns, changed her name and went into hiding.
Perhaps Harry Potter did not understand these unpleasant things about his huge friend, and did not realize what kind of danger and evil lurked around him, but Albus Dumbledore undoubtedly had the responsibility to ensure that Harry Potter and his classmates clearly understood the danger of associating with the mixed-blood giants.
Our reporter will continue to follow up on this matter, and on behalf of all the students' parents, we call on Hogwarts to take action as soon as possible.
"I can't believe it!" After reading the newspaper, Harry looked up at everyone and said angrily, "I must teach Malfoy a lesson. What does he mean by we all hate Hagrid, and what does he mean by I was attacked by a winged hippogriff? Buckbeak saved his life last year, how could he say that?"
Over the past year, Malfoy's attitude toward Buckbeak was unexpectedly good, and he would send it food from time to time.
But obviously, his attitude toward Hagrid was still bad, just that he no longer targeted the winged hippogriff.
"And this one, Crabbe was bitten by a Flobber caterpillar, and they don't even have teeth."
Hermione did not care about this, she only cared about how Rita Skeeter knew about this.
"How did Skeeter find out about that annoying woman?"
"What's so strange about that? Hagrid refused to say anything bad about us to her, which made the woman mad. She searched everywhere for him and took revenge on him," said Harry. "Then he found out about this and made it up!"
"After last night, almost half of the people in the castle knew about this!" said Elwyn.
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