The Day of the Draw at Hogwarts

"You can use this to blackmail Duncan and get him to support you. With Duncan's support, the stained Eric is no match for you. Once you gain a foothold on the stage, you can kick them both away. Yes." Tom gave Huck advice, and Huck fell into deep thought.

This idea does seem to work!

"And you have a huge advantage, don't you?" Tom continued, "You see, if you become prime minister, your party won't be divided."

Huck:!

He thought about it carefully and found that what Tom said seemed to make sense.

He suddenly became excited. Because he just discovered that he seems to have a great advantage?

Then a question popped into his head: why? Why did this wizard come over to provide him with so much help?

When you treat others with courtesy, you must ask for something. Although Huck has never heard of this sentence, the truth is the same. He was now going to listen to Tom's plea.

"Then after I become Prime Minister, is there anything I can do to help you?" He put on his glasses and looked at Tom seriously.

The political arena here in Great Britain is all about fair dealing. Tom brought important information to Huck, so Huck was obliged to do things for Tom.

"I just hope that a more reliable prime minister can come to power, a responsible person, a courageous person, and a person who can be called a politician."

Tom's words silenced Huck. He wanted to make a witticism to liven up the atmosphere, such as "Oh, there is no room for so many people in the Prime Minister's Office", but he couldn't say it. Unknowingly, there was a hint of moisture in the corners of Huck's eyes.

Tom's words awakened his long-dormant, almost extinct conscience. It reminded him of his ideals when he first entered politics. At that time, he had just resigned from his job as editor-in-chief of the newspaper and decided to contribute to society wholeheartedly. How many years has it been since? Do you still maintain your original ideals?

He suddenly felt guilty.

"Next, the magical and non-magical world may face extremely severe challenges." Tom broke the silence and continued, "Insects like Duncan and people like Eric who cannot control their desires cannot provoke this... Heavy responsibility.”

When Huck heard what Tom said, he came out of his sad mood. He immediately realized that something seemed wrong. Why does it sound like the magical world is about to suffer a catastrophe?

"Can you tell me in detail what the serious challenge you mean?" Huck looked at Tom through his black-rimmed glasses, hoping to see more information from his face.

Unfortunately, it failed. There was no other identifiable information about Tom's face except that he was handsome.

Tom felt that Harker, as the future Prime Minister, had the right to know information about Voldemort, so he briefly chatted with him about the stories of the two Dark Lords, Grindelwald and Voldemort.

This is a long conversation. By the time the conversation was over, the tea in the teapot had gone cold.

"So that's it," Huck understood the situation, "It turns out that a demon king may be resurrected..."

At this time, Huck suddenly felt that the character of this demon king seemed somewhat familiar: he believed in pure blood supremacy and rejected a certain group; he liked to use violence to solve problems and had provoked wars; the current Minister of Magic was blindly appeasing him... …

Looks so familiar! A magical mustache? Then as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, wouldn’t it be...

Winston Churchill!

The politician Huck admired most was Churchill. Being in a similar situation to his idol made Huck feel an inexplicable sense of responsibility. He felt that he should shoulder the burden of fighting Voldemort?

"The price of greatness is responsibility!" Huck put his hand on his chest with a sacred look on his face. At this moment, he seemed to be possessed by Churchill.

"I will fight side by side with my fellow wizards until the crazy demon king is eliminated. In this process, success does not matter, failure is not fatal, and the courage to continue moving forward is the most precious..."

Tom interrupts Huck's Churchill impersonation.

"I think you can visit Hogwarts during the Christmas vacation and meet Principal Dumbledore. This will help you deepen your understanding of the wizarding world. However, I need to submit an application to see Dumbledore. The professor will not allow you to enter Hogwarts."

Tom wants to invite Huck to Hogwarts so that Dumbledore can talk to him. This kind of exchange would be good for both parties, allowing the future Prime Minister to have a more specific understanding of the magical world, rather than just talking about "a place where people riding broomsticks and wielding sticks live."

As for the consequences of introducing Muggles to Hogwarts, Tom doesn't care. It's not the first time that Muggles have come to Hogwarts! During the fight with Grindelwald, didn't Dumbledore also allow Jacob to visit Hogwarts? Or in front of the students!

Even if the worst-case scenario breaks down, there is still a Forgetting Curse! As for secrecy, that wouldn't be a problem, the magic would keep Huck secretive.

Even fifth year Hermione could give a snitch her literal herpes on her face, surely Dumbledore could come up with more effective restraints. Successive British Prime Ministers are aware of the existence of the magical world, but no one has ever spoken nonsense after retiring or stepping down. The best proof is that there has never been any written information about the existence of the magical world that has been leaked.

"Hogwarts? Is that the magic school in England?" Huck's interest was aroused. The fantastic and mysterious magical world is about to open its veil to him, allowing him to get a glimpse of its true face. This honor has never been obtained by any prime minister in the past.

His liking for Tom suddenly increased.

"Do I need to prepare a speech or something like that?" According to Huck's experience, you will definitely have to give a speech on stage when visiting a school. As the first Muggle Prime Minister to visit Hogwarts, his speech was the first of its kind. It could be recorded in history, and he must take it seriously.

"No need. During Christmas, the students have all gone home - and I didn't promise you that I could send you there!" Seeing Huck in such high spirits, Tom didn't even dare to think that he would be rejected by Dumbledore. There will be consequences for joining the school.

"We will talk about the specific things later. The top priority is to defeat your two competitors and take the position of Prime Minister." After Tom and Huck discussed for a while, they left with a bang and apparated away. .

The first thing Tom did after leaving Huck's house was to write a letter to Dumbledore. He needed Dumbledore's permission to let him put Huck in.

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