Chapter 229 Failed Litigation

A whole day of walking around Hogsmeade is indeed a pleasant thing, but this good mood did not last until the end of the day. Just after returning to Gryffindor Tower to drop the package, Hermione received a letter from Hagrid.

Hagrid's letter? Ah, remember, today is the day when his hippogriff goes to London for trial. Maybe this is the result of the trial. Lane looks together.

The parchment on which the letter was written was wet, and the ink was smeared in large teardrops, making it difficult to read in some places. Dear Hermione: We lost. Allow me to take it back to Hogwarts. The date for the execution is yet to be determined. Buckbeak loves London. I will never forget all the help you gave us.

It's not really appropriate for Hagrid to bring the Hippogriff to the third-grade class, but this teaching accident is not his fault. Especially when Malfoy deliberately violated the instructions after Hagrid finished his lecture. The rules, should be the main fault. How can you put all the blame on Buckbeak? So Buckbeak shouldn't be executed. Hermione said after a quick look at the letter.

Malfoy's dad basically has control over the committee and they'll do what he wants them to do, Ryan replied. You know he has a lot of power in the wizarding world. The committees are completely marginalized guys in the Ministry of Magic, how can they turn against them because of a hippogriff? Although it can still be appealed, I think it is passed. Litigation is basically impossible to solve the problem.”

Then what should we do? Hermione sounded helpless. After all, watching an innocent life die and being powerless is always a very bad thing.

I think we can do something a little less legal, Ryan said in a low voice. As far as I know, the final court will come directly to the school after appealing according to the Ministry of Magic's procedures. Haige's place is very close to the Forbidden Forest. We can ask Wolff to help us find some friends. Once the final judgment is made, we can directly ask his friends to let Buckbeak go.

It won't affect Wolfe, will it? Hermione was a little happy at first, but soon became worried. 'We shouldn't implicate our friends in our affairs'

This, I can ask. Ryan patted the back of her hand and comforted. If you can, ask him to help, if not, we will think of other ways.

After making an appointment with Wolff in the Emerald Dream that night, he and Hermione met Wolff who came out of the forest at the edge of the Forbidden Forest at noon the next day.

Thank you for the beef-flavored candy. Wolfe said, eating the gift that Ryan bought him at Honeydukes. By the way, what did you come to do with me?

That's it, there is a hippogriff called Buckbeak that may be killed innocently. I just wanted to ask if you can find a helper to save it? Hermione asked quickly beside him.

Where will they kill that poor animal? If it's too far, there's nothing we can do. It seemed that Wolff took this matter seriously, he quickly stopped chewing and asked seriously.

On the edge of the Forbidden Forest, at Hagrid's hut, Ryan replied.

That's fine, I know quite a few friends from the centaurs. Just get them started.

It won't put you in danger, will it? Hermione asked worriedly.

No, don't worry. Those humans can't kill unicorns. Last time Ryan helped the unicorns a big favor, and this time it was to save an innocent life, I think unicorns They should be very willing to shoot. Wolfe nodded.

Thank you! Thank you both! The two of Ryan quickly thanked them excitedly, because they knew that unicorns are very shy and magical animals, and their willingness to help in this situation greatly exceeded their expectations.

Then let's wait for a while and then make detailed arrangements after the specific situation is determined. Wolff finally concluded.

Because of this good news,

Ryan and Hermione went to Hagrid's cottage after dinner to inquire about the details of the trial. Of course, given Hagrid's temperament, they decided to keep their plans of action a secret.

After knocking on the door of the hut, Hagrid opened the door sadly after a while. Oh, it's the two of you. Come in and sit down.

After serving tea and snacks for the two of them, Hagrid slumped helplessly on the sofa. It's all my fault this time. You can't speak. They're all sitting gloomily on them in black robes. I've missed something in the cases you've given me, Hermione. Begin. Some of the people sitting above nodded slightly. Then Lucius Malfoy stood up and spoke, and the committee did exactly what he asked...

Having said that, Hagrid buried his face in the handkerchief and cried again. Ryan quickly stepped forward and patted his arm to comfort him. Isn't there another chance to appeal? We still have a chance.

No, not really. Hagrid sniffed loudly. I knew at the trial today that the committee was completely under Lucius Malfoy. So I can only promise to make Piccolo live the happiest life he has ever had before he dies. After all, this is what I owe him...

It seems that the situation is very serious now. We can only use means other than lawsuits to save Buckbeak. After coming out of Hagrid, Hermione said to Ryan on the road.

I remember that you used to be the one who followed the rules the most. How could you be willing to use, um--outside the rules this time? Ryan asked in a playful tone.

The problem is that Malfoy doesn't intend to abide by the rules. In this case, in order to save an innocent life, I should have no problem with taking some extra-rules measures. Hermione said solemnly.

It seems that after so many things, everyone changes.

After returning to the tower, they originally planned to tell Harry about the interrogation. After all, Harry and Ron first offered to help Hagrid when Ryan and the others were studying in Brazil.

But after looking around in the tower, they couldn't find Harry. In desperation, they could only go to the library with textbooks and materials to study.

Ryan didn't know it until he read the Daily Prophet cast by the owl at breakfast the next morning. Sirius appeared on the streets of Hogsmeade at dinner yesterday afternoon and held up his body before being taken to St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries, asking the villagers to inform the school to let him and his godson Harry Potter See above.

In the end, he fainted from exhaustion, and Harry, accompanied by Professor McGonagall, went to St Mungo to visit his godfather.

At least it's better than the original story development, Lane thought after reading the newspaper.