Chapter 406

Because the boy wouldn't speak so formally even to any professor in the castle.

He would scratch his hair in embarrassment and then show an embarrassed smile.

Instead of being like this to him, not even bothering to spare a single expression.

"It's good that you know, otherwise Professor Flitwick would have cried!"

Snape couldn't help but mock.

"Yes, thank you for the reminder, Professor."

Darren said officially again.

Harry noticed Snape was almost furious.

But he didn't understand at all, what was Snape going crazy about?

Darren clearly hadn't yelled at Snape like he did, what did Snape have to be angry about?

Fortunately, at this time, other people appearing around them interrupted Snape's anger.

"Potter, look, it's two Potters!"

"The one with the scar on his head is Harry Potter, and the other one who looks particularly good is Darren Potter; I've seen him in a memory ball."

"You were actually able to observe Darren Potter's true appearance from a memory ball; he was covered in blood and wounds all over his body at the time, I didn't dare to look at all."

"I didn't dare to look either, but someone really needs to look; only after looking can we write the newspaper!"

They weren't just talking, some even came up to greet Darren and Harry.

Harry was worried they would scare Darren.

After all, their expressions looked like they wanted to grab Darren and ask him questions for three days and three nights.

Fortunately, Snape's dark face played a role.

Many wizards thought Snape was some wizard not to be trifled with, so most of them hesitated and retreated.

"Dumbledore, you're here!"

Fudge walked over from a distance, his tone hypocritical.

Then his gaze passed over Harry and landed on Darren.

"Did you read the letter I sent yesterday?"

Darren showed a cowering expression.

He said in a low voice: "Read it..."

"Then do you know what to do?"

His tone was a bit bad, clearly angry at Darren's lack of cooperation yesterday.

Darren chuckled twice in his heart.

Just based on Fudge's tone, it would be strange if he didn't make trouble today!

"Cornelius, are you threatening Darren?"

Dumbledore said with a bad tone.

He didn't want Darren to have his will to live raised yesterday, only to have it destroyed by Fudge.

"I'm doing this for your own good, Dumbledore, you understand!"

Fudge said with a chuckle, he looked at Darren again, and then walked straight ahead.

However, after walking a few steps, he turned his head back, and seeing Darren and Dumbledore standing still, he said in an advisory tone: "I hope to see you appear in the courtroom within ten minutes, don't miss the time, there are many people waiting!"

Harry was a bit unhappy, but he still turned back to comfort Darren: "It's okay, he can't control Hogwarts, Headmaster Dumbledore is... the most powerful!"

"Yes..."

Darren said absent-mindedly.

A conflicted look appeared on his face, as if he was still hiding many things.

Harry noticed his expression and thought he was scared by Fudge, and wanted to say a few more words to comfort him, when he saw Dumbledore wave his hand and say: "Alright, children, don't talk anymore, we really need to enter the courtroom immediately... Darren, Flamel is also here, don't be afraid!"

Flamel?

Nicolas Flamel?

Isn't he French?

Can he still manage British affairs?

"Oh, child, you know that the longer you live, the more identities you will have. Flamel is an honorary member of the Wizengamot, he is qualified to come here, it's just that he has never come before."

Dumbledore saw Darren's confusion and explained with a smile.

Then he looked at Snape and said: "Severus, you wait outside, if there is a need, I will find you, although I hope there isn't, but..."

"Hmph!"

Snape snorted from his nose.

Harry suddenly realized with horror that if Dumbledore took Darren into the courtroom, wouldn't he have to wait outside with Snape?

"Oh, Harry, you have to go in too, you are Darren's family, your presence is also needed this time. If there are any necessary situations, they will need your consent."

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