In fact, before Harry could feel the relief of Umbridge's ugly expression, an unexpected letter broke several people's good moods.
Although prepared, Percy's change was disappointing to van Lin.
Percy was too blind to believe in the Ministry of magic instead of Hogwarts, who had always supported him.
In fact, it was a pleasant evening back in the Gryffindor public lounge, and Harry was happily working on his homework.
"Isn't that Hemel?" Hermione said in surprise.
"Ah, it is!" Ron whispered, dropping his quill and standing up. "It's Percy. What does he give me?"
Ron went to the window and opened it. Piggy flew in with all his strength, stopped on Ron's parchment and held out the foot with the letter tied.
Ron took the letter, and the owl left immediately, leaving only a dark footprint on Ron's satellite image.
"It was Percy's handwriting, indeed." Said Ron, quietly retreating back to his chair and staring at the words on the outside of the scroll: Hogwarts, Gryffindor house, Ron Weasley.
Ron looks at letters from other people, Percy, which makes Ron a little uncertain. Percy has become a disappointment to the Weasleys, and now.
"What do you think that is?" Harry asked.
"Open it!" Hermione said eagerly, and Fanlin nodded. Anyway, sooner or later, it's not necessary to speculate.
Ron untied the scroll and began to read. The more he looked down, the more angry he became.
When he finished reading it, he felt disgusted.
Ron shoved the letter to Harry, van Lin and Hermione, and the three of them leaned over and read it together:
Dear Ron: I've just heard (like a man in the Ministry of magic himself, your new teacher, Professor Umbridge) that you have become a prefect. When I was surprised by the news, I had to offer my congratulations first.
I have to admit that I've always been afraid of you following what we call the "Fred and George" route, even more than following me, so you can imagine how I feel when you've stopped laughing at authority and taking on real responsibility.
But I want to tell you something more important than congratulations, Ron. I want to give you some advice. That's why I'm going against the usual way of sending early letters and writing to you at such a deep night. Hopefully, after reading this letter, I hope you can polish your eyes and eliminate your clumsy problems.
From what the Ministry of magic told me, I know you're still mixing Harry Potter and van leen Ayre together.
I have to tell you, Ron, that there is no more dangerous thing to lose your position as prefect than to continue to associate with these two boys.
Yes, I'm sure you'll be surprised to read that - no doubt you'll say Porter is the red man in front of Dumbledore, and so is van Lindel, who is also the new president of the student union - but I'm sorry to tell you that Dumbledore won't be in Hogwarts for long, and his successor will be very different - perhaps more correctly - looking at both Personal performance.
I don't want to say more here, but if you look at tomorrow's Prophet's daily, you'll get a better idea for the rumor - and hopefully you'll find your true side!
In particular, Ron, don't tell Potter and Al that it's bad for your future, and I'm here to tell you about your life after graduation.
You have to know, our dad escorted porter to court, and porter was lectured throughout the wiesengamo hearing, and he didn't look good when he came out.
He came out just as an exception, and if you ask me, many of the people I've said think he's guilty. It may be that you're afraid to cut off Potter - I know he may be a madman, as far as I know, he's very violent - but if you're worried about this, or if you're having a bad relationship with Potter, I urge you to say to Professor Umbridge, I'll tell you, Umbridge is a truly pleasant woman.
At this point, I will give you some other little advice. As I suggested above, Dumbledore's regime may soon be over. You have to be loyal, Ron, but not to him, to the school and the Ministry of magic. I'm sorry to hear that. So far, Umbridge has been in a bit of trouble making the necessary changes for the Ministry of magic at Hogwarts (although she should be easier from next week - again, read tomorrow's Daily Prophet! )That's all I'm talking about - a student who wants to help Umbridge will be very popular!
I'm sorry that I can't come to see you in the summer, which makes me criticize our parents, but I'm worried that we can't live with them, because it's very dangerous to continue to stay with Dumbledore. (if you ever write to mom, you can tell her for sure that Mundungus, a good friend of Dumbledore's, has been attacked by the Ministry of magic because of his intrusion To Azkaban. Maybe that will make those who grind their shoulders open their eyes. )I think I've been very lucky to escape this humiliating person - minister fudge really can't be more kind to me - and I hope, Ron, you don't blind your eyes about your relationship with your parents, trust, misdirection in your actions.
I sincerely hope that they will recognize their mistakes in time, and I am, of course, ready to accept the day of a full apology. Please think carefully about what I said, especially those related to Harry Potter and van leen Ayre. I wish you a prefect again!
Your brother Percy
Harry looks up at Ron in embarrassment.
"Well," said Harry, pretending to be relaxed, trying to make his voice sound like a joke about the whole thing. "If you want to Er What is this Harry checked Percy's letter "Oh, yes "Cut off the relationship" and me I swear I'm not violent. "
"Put it back," said Ron, extending his arm.
"He's -" Ron said quickly, tearing Percy's letter in two. "The world." he tore it into four pieces. "The biggest idiot!"
Ron snorted coldly and then tore the whole letter into eight pieces.
Ron threw the pieces into the fire.
"Come on, we'll finish something before dawn," he said briskly to Harry, pulling Professor McGonagall's paper ahead of Harry. "Fanlin, come and help us..."
Hermione looked at Ron with a queer look, then at Harry and vaseline, and it didn't seem to take it seriously.
As a matter of fact, van Lin was ready, starting with the letter from the broken shoes arriving on the table.
”Oh, Fanlin, you can continue to fiddle with your alchemy data, and Ron You put them here, "she said suddenly.
"What?" Said Ron.
"Give them to me and I'll check them again," she said.
"Are you so serious? Oh, Hermione, you can save lives, "said Ron." I can... "
"I don't think I'd like to, but..." Hermione paused, holding Harry and Ron's papers in both hands.
"We want you to make sure you'll never leave your homework so late again," said Hermione, holding their papers in both hands, but she looked at the two men with a little mockery.
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