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"Think about it, Hermione. The responsibility of the Dangerous Creatures Management Committee is to deal with dangerous creatures that hurt people, as well as to punish them." Elwyn continued, "We can't prove that Buckbeak is innocent. It did attack Malfoy. Even if it had a legitimate reason, we can prove that the Hippogriff is not dangerous."
"You mean …" Hermione fell into deep thought.
"According to the classification of dangerous creatures in the book" Where Are the Amazing Animals ", the hippogriff winged beasts are not dangerous at all. They can be tamed by wizards, and this kind of docile animal is not under the management of the dangerous creatures committee." Elwyn flipped open the book and turned to the introduction of the author. "Moreover, we can solve this problem from the perspective of protecting rare species. Mr. Scamander may be able to provide us with some help."
"Mr. Scamander?!"
Hermione took the book from Elwyn and frowned as she read the introduction of the author.
The author of the book, Mr. Newscamander, is the most famous magical creature scientist in the magic world. He graduated from the Hogwarts Magic School in 1915 and served as a clerk in the House Elf Relocation Office of the Ministry of Magic, a researcher in the Fire Dragon Research and Restriction Bureau, a supervisor in the Werewolf Registration Office, and the director of the Magical Creatures Management and Control Department.
Mr. Newtskamander had spent 30 years traveling around the five continents of the world. He had recorded the forms and habits of 75 types of magical creatures known to the magical world. He had collected information for his best-selling book, "Where Are the Magical Creatures?", which was now in its 52nd edition. 【Love ↑ Go △ Little ↓ Say △ Net
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Under his leadership, the Ministry of Magic established the Werewolf Registration Office in 1947. In 1965, the Prohibition of Feeding for Experimental Purposes Act was passed, which effectively curbed the creation of new untamable animals in Britain.
For his contributions to the study of magical creatures and zoology, Mr. Newscamander was awarded the title of Sir Merlin's Second-level Magician in 1979. In his later years, he established the Association for the Protection of Rare Magical Creatures to engage in the protection of magical creatures.
"As the former director of the Magical Creatures Management and Control Department, Mr. Scamander has great influence on the Dangerous Creatures Management Committee. He is definitely more influential than Lucius Malfoy." Elwyn explained. "And he is the chairman of the Association for the Protection of Magical Creatures Management and is the chairman of the Association for the Creatures Management and Control Department. We only need to write a letter to tell him about Buckbeak 'situation.
Elvin's idea was very feasible. He and Hermione sent a letter to Mr. Newtskamander that night and received a reply at breakfast the next morning.
"Elwyn, look at what's written here," Hermione said excitedly. "In his reply, Mr. Scamander expressed his support for our idea. He is willing to save Buckbeak. He said that his mother used to be a keeper of hippogriffs, and that he often came into contact with these animals when he was a child."
Elwyn took the letter and read Newscamander's words: Due to excessive hunting, the number of Winged Hippogriff has decreased dramatically in the past century, and he has been worried about this. Therefore, he agreed to help Elwyn's article on the protection of Winged Hippogriff and put his name on it. In addition, he would also contact the Dangerous Creatures Management Committee and ask them to handle this case as carefully as possible. 【Love ↑ Go △ Little ↓ Say △ Net
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Following that, things began to develop in a positive direction.
Thanks to Mr. Newscamander, the Daily Prophet successfully published the article written by Elwyn and Hermione introducing and protecting the Winged Hippogriff.
The article detailed the habits of the Winged Hippogriff, its current living conditions, and everyone's understanding of the animal. It also described Buckbeak's attack on Malfoy.
Over the next few days, many readers wrote letters to them and Hagrid, expressing their willingness to support them. Everyone even started a "Save Buckbeak" campaign to formally petition the Ministry of Magic about this incident, asking the Ministry of Magic to pardon Buckbeak. Many people participated.
Public opinion continued to ferment, putting a lot of pressure on the Ministry of Magic.
The school's board of directors and the Dangerous Creatures Management Committee wrote three letters to Hagrid. They said that out of caution, before the hearing, they would reinvestigate Buckbeak's attack on the student.
Based on the current situation, Buckbeak was very likely to be acquitted.
With so many people watching, even if Lucius Malfoy wanted to cause trouble, he would have to be careful.
Hagrid gradually recovered. He appeared in the castle more and more often, and he was happy every day.
Elwyn and Hermione also felt a lot more relaxed. With Harry's continued efforts, their tense relationship with Ron had also eased.
At the very least, Ron could now sit with them again, and not wander around the castle alone with Scabby.
Two weeks before the end of the semester, the sky suddenly cleared up and became a dazzling egg white. One morning, the muddy ground was covered with a layer of shiny frost.
As Christmas approached, the festive atmosphere in the castle grew stronger.
The magic teacher, Professor Flitwick, had already decorated his classroom with shimmering light sources. These light sources were actually fairies that kept flapping their wings.
The students were happily discussing their holiday plans. Because of Sirius Black, most of the students were preparing to go home for Christmas.
In fact, except for Elwyn, Harry, Ron, and Hermione, almost all the other Gryffindor students were preparing to go home.
Elwyn was preparing to carry out his plan. Ron said that he could not bear to spend two weeks with Percy, and Hermione insisted that she wanted to go to the library.
Although all three had their own reasons, Harry was very touched. He believed that the three of them had stayed at Hogwarts for Christmas to accompany him.
In the last week of the semester, students above the third grade could go to Hogsmeade again.
Everyone was very happy, and the entire breakfast table was filled with discussions about buying Christmas presents.
"Ron, where's Harry? Why hasn't he come for breakfast yet?" Hermione asked curiously.
"He's still in the dormitory. You guys know that he can't go to Hogsmeade." Ron said to himself, his voice a little stiff. "He borrowed a book called 'The Flying Broom' from Wood. It seems that he's going to spend all his time on it."
"That's too pitiful!" Elwyn recalled seeing Harry's disappointed expression in the common room last night before going to bed. He said uncertainly, "Maybe I can bring Harry to Hogward through the secret passage. I've been through that secret passage many times last year. It shouldn't be a problem."
"That won't do, Elwyn!" Hermione spread jam on her bread and said firmly, "The situation this year is different from last year. There are so many Dementors at the entrance. Besides, what if Sirius Black knows about that secret passage?"
"But …"
"Don't worry. Ron and I will buy you Christmas presents. Which flavor do you like from the candy we brought you last time?" Hermione said with a smile. "My dad and mom really like the Mao Mao Ya mints that we bought from Honey Duke!"
"If it's okay, I can have some orange …"
Before Elwyn could finish his words, he saw Harry rushing into the hall with his school bag. He ignored Malfoy, who was comically pretending that he had fallen off the broom at the door. He walked straight towards them, looking very happy.
"Guys, look at this. Fred and George just gave me …"
Harry carefully took out a large, square, and very old piece of parchment from under his cloak. There was nothing written on it.
"Harry, what's this?" Hermione asked curiously.
Before Harry could speak, he heard Ron say in a low voice, "The Marauder's Map!"
Perhaps it was an illusion, but his dull and monotonous voice seemed to be full of surprise.
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