Watching the Ministry of Magic

"In the novel, several months have passed, and they are monitoring while wearing Invisibility Cloak. They have found three people whose whereabouts are fixed and have been collecting details of their expressions," Rupert said.

(Mafalda Hopkirk recognized herself. "Am I one of them?")

(Reggie Carter: "Why me? I should be so out of place. My wife is Muggle-born, and she should be focused on this, which is hard to imitate.")

(Albert Runcorn: "I'm still in the Ministry of Magic? I wasn't expelled. Well, that makes sense, Dumbledore didn't rise to power in this world.")

"By the way, Polyjuice Potion is Moody's heirloom. He used the last pot, Hermione thought it would be useful, so she put it in her backpack," Rupert said. "Ugh, disgusting, going into the Ministry of Magic standing on the toilet."

"There were clearly more appropriate and proper ways to enter, like how Harry and his friends went to the Department of Mysteries."

(Carter: "In the past, the access you're talking about was only available to visitors and high-ranking officials. Ordinary employees could only flush themselves down the toilet.")

"This statue is even more disgusting," Harry squinted.

The Muggle were twisted and squeezed together, supporting the wizard above them.

"It's even more disgusting in the novel," Rupert said. "The men, women and children are deliberately sculpted to be incredibly ugly, stupid, and not even naked. The wizards above are deliberately sculpted to be incredibly handsome."

"Let's skip the unpleasant topic," Draco said. "What's with Harry and the others plotting loudly again, in the Great Hall of the Ministry of Magic? You know, their names are now at the center of the Wizarding World."

"Damn it." Movie Ron with some guilt. "Is his wife alright, considering I offended the people interrogating her? Hermione doesn't have [Wave Rider]. Can we deal with these Muggle-born wizard being interrogated like in the history of Starry World?"

(Carter: "I know you didn't mean it.")

(In fact, he was somewhat moved; Ron in the movie genuinely worried about his wife, as if he were Carter himself.)

(Dumbledore: "Don't worry, Mr. Weasley. At least in our world, Yaxley is already on vacation in Azkaban for his embezzlement.")

(Lucius Malfoy: "I can testify that he's in the innermost room right here beside me.")

(He tried to gradually change his public image during his live streams in order to get out of prison.)

The movie Draco saw this and sighed helplessly.

In the novel, Draco grasped his hand.

"Looks like I'm pretty lucky," said Movie Ron. "At least I don't have to share an elevator with the Pink Toad. Luckily, Harry is free too, so it's just Hermione left."

("Albert," Harry frowned, "It seems the person I'm in has a good relationship with Umbridge. No wonder he was expelled.")

"The Evil Eye!" Neville's entire body seemed to grow larger. "Professor Moody's Evil Eye! This wicked woman dares to hang his eye on the door."

Because Barty Crouch Jr.., who was impersonating Moody, had a good relationship with him, he developed a sense of empathy for Moody.

"I never imagined she could be this evil." Movie Ron frowned. "Mad-Eye is a hero!"

(The Weasley twins, forgetting to admire the ingenuity of the artwork Harry used in the movie, exclaimed, "Professor Dumbledore!" "Can we extend her sentence?")

(Below are numerous comments from viewers agreeing.)

(Umbridge: "It's just a movie, I'm already in jail.")

(Followed by countless flattering words she left behind.)

(Voldemort's mockery of Harry, 'Foolish, trying to summon my Horcrux with Summoning Charm,' was also drowned out by her comment.)

(The message board only became clean again when the information from the wanted poster that Harry looked through in the movie appeared.)

("Dumbledore smiling in the photo; he must have recognized Harry!")

("Blasphemy! Dumbledore didn't die in Azkaban.")

(.)

Even in the movie, Ron had no time to regret not recognizing Harry in the film. "My dad's being watched? Where's me?"

When he said that I wasn't there, his tone was incredibly disappointed.

"What?" the movie Draco taunted, as was his habit. "You want to be wanted too?"

Ron nodded without hesitation.

After reading the joke, Rupert explained, "In the novel, the Ghoul in Ron's attic was Transfiguration to pretend that Ron had a severe case of Spattergroit."

"The courtroom was cold because there were Dementor overhead. This part wasn't adapted well; there were actually more people on trial than Harry saved."

(Harry says cheerfully, "So, even without the Wave Rider, we still managed to save people.")

"Wait, what's wrong with Umbridge? She can use the Patronus Charm!" Movie Ron was a little flustered. "She's also carrying Horcrux."

Rupert explained, "Because she didn't see herself as evil, but at the same time her nature was evil, she didn't cause the locket to corrupt her."

"You can do that?" The movie Ron was speechless.

("You kissed my wife!" Carter broke down.)

(Mary Carter: "Reggie, he's my husband, he saved me, in the movie.")

Rupert joked, "This scene isn't in the novel. Ron was exposed because of the appearance of another Carter. It's actually a little touching here. Carter was given Puking Pastilles and had to go to St Mungo's's. But even so, he still insisted on rushing to the Ministry of Magic for his wife."

"A little part was actually cut here. When they returned to Grimmauld Place, Yaxley grabbed their arm, and Grimmauld Place might no longer be safe. That's why they started camping instead of returning to the safe fortress."

"Harry's gone mad." Ron rubbed his eyes. "Even if the Horcrux can't be destroyed, even if you have to wear it, why keep it close to your body? And why am I talking to Harry like that?"

(Snape sarcastically remarked, "If Mr. Malfoy had murdered Potter last year, we would probably be receiving news of the Star of Salvation's death very soon—because of the Opal Necklace.")

"Because of the Horcrux." Rupert shrugged. "This line doesn't come in this scene; it's what you say after you've worn the Horcrux close to your body, as I mentioned before. In the movie, it was changed to you being frustrated because you were injured by the Splinching and discovered that Harry, whom you trusted, had no plans."

"It's a bit of a shame that the movie didn't include the 'Potter Lookout' scene, or Dean was on the run with Nymphadora Tonks' father."

(Dean: "That's cool, I'm okay in the end.")

"It's okay, but Nymphadora Tonks's father is dead."

(Nymphadora Tonks: "What?!?!")

"There's actually a problem here. The Snatchers members shouldn't have been so slow to respond after Harry and the others said Voldemort's name. However, it could also be explained by Hermione's superior protective charm, which caused the delay."

"I've misunderstood?" Movie Ron noticed his expression. "You've misunderstood that Harry and Hermione are together?"

"Actually, it's also because Ron was worried about hearing the Weasley, a familiar name, among the missing persons on the radio," Rupert said. "That's understandable, though. Harry and Hermione don't have any family members to worry about. But the Weasley family have been under surveillance by the Ministry of Magic all along."

"Is that so remarkable?" Draco scoffed. "It took you so long to think of the Basilisk. Sword of Gryffindor can destroy Horcrux. And Horcrux aren't that hard to destroy."

He and Neville had recently killed a Horcrux.

Ron didn't pay attention to the movie; his attention was completely absorbed in his argument with Harry in the film. "I'm sorry, Harry, I shouldn't have hurt you by saying you don't have parents."

(Harry: "It's just a movie. And it's the effect of Horcrux.")

"But that's assuming I actually have that idea." In the movie, Ron and Harry argue across a world of their own.

The argument between the two didn't end until Harry's parents' gravestones appeared in the movie.

(Dumbledore stared blankly, thinking of his mother's tombstone.)

(Ariana has been resurrected, but her mother and father can only communicate through the live stream. There are no hugs, no feeling of each other's warmth or heartbeats.)

"Let me remind you, Mr. Grindelwald, don't be angry," Rupert prompted first, "That your great-aunt is dead, and Nagini was found inside her body."

(Grindelwald: "I'm not angry.")

(A hint of pleasure flashed across his face.)

(A wisp of green lightning flickers at her fingertips. Rita Skeeter lies huddled on the carpet, her face pale and covered in sweat.)

(Rita Skeeter endured the pain without making a sound; if she could just hold on for another 10 minutes, the feud between Grindelwald and her would be over.)

"What a pity," Ron said with some regret, "Harry's wand just broke like that."

"Hermione's Apparition is beautiful," Neville exclaimed.

(Dean: "Forest of Dean? My scenes were given to this forest?")

"Whose Patronus is this?" Harry was somewhat sensitive to the appearance of this Patronus, ever since he learned that his father's Patronus was a stag, "A doe."

(Snape tries to remain calm.)

"Severus Snape," Rupert said, "To deliver the Sword of Gryffindor to Harry. Congratulations in advance, Ron, on your return to the party."

"Harry, your mother's Patronus is a doe."

(Some viewers who knew the principles behind the Patronus's appearance started to jeer.)

("An identical Patronus, doesn't that mean Snape— ")

("Everyone knows this news except for three-year-olds.")

("Snivellus, how dare you—")

(.)

Harry instantly understood, and his expression turned ugly.

He is different from his counterpart in another world.

His resurrected mother was merely an aggregation of the maternal element within him; in other words, if Snape was truly with his mother, it would be equivalent to Snape being indirectly with him.

Ron in the movie didn't notice Harry's expression in this world; he just frowned. "That's really outrageous. He's all naked, but he hasn't taken off the Horcrux. You know, the weapon he's supposed to take off is the one that can destroy him."

However, he was not worried.

Even if he hadn't shown up.

Snape, who was secretly watching from the sidelines, would also intervene.

(Ginny: "The influence of Horcrux is incredibly profound, yet intangible and elusive. Like when I was in my second year, I never thought of going to find Dumbledore; that was also the influence of Horcrux. Harry must have been affected by Horcrux too, never thinking he could remove them.")

(Listening to the sound of Horcrux from the movie.)

(Mrs. Weasley, overwhelmed with emotion, said, "How could you think I don't like you, Ron? Even if you're greedy, don't like studying, and are clumsy, you're still the child I carried for ten months and gave birth to.")

Ron blushed and said, "That's fake. I'm not afraid of spiders anymore!"

"What did he skip over again?" Neville asked. "How did Ron suddenly become a different person and shatter the Horcrux in one fell swoop?"

Rupert shook his head. "I suggest you don't ask, and you don't know."

The room suddenly fell silent; you could almost hear everyone breathing. Outside, in the Great Hall, as dinner was approaching, you could hear students and professors walking, sitting down, and talking.

Everyone, without prior arrangement, started watching the movie intently.

Rupert recounted almost everything that followed in words.

So no one spoke or complained; everyone was mostly enjoying the movie itself.

Until

(Luna: "My home! My dad!")

Rupert glanced at Neville's head. "I have some bad news to share beforehand. Because Mr. Lovegood has been publishing reports supporting Harry, Luna has been arrested and is being held at the Malfoy Manor."

"Mr. Lovegood wants to capture Harry in order to save his daughter."

(Luna: "Is this why the house is all dusty?")

"Cool!" Movie Ron didn't care. He understood Mr. Lovegood's behavior. He was completely absorbed in the silhouette-like images that appeared as Hermione told the Tale of the Three Brothers. "It's beautiful, this animation."

(Ignatius Peverell: "Is this how posterity sees us? Death does exist, but He is not self-aware. The Deathly Hallows were merely magical artifacts created by the three of us brothers in observation of Him.")

(Voldemort: "Do you know why the Deathly Hallows in our world don't have the same power as those in the other world?")

(Cadmus Peverell: "My descendants, I will answer this question, for perhaps the Deathly Hallows of another world were indeed forged by Death, or perhaps we in this world have acquired the [powers] of Death.")

("Power?" Voldemort asked, somewhat puzzled.)

(Antiochus Peverell: "Something beyond magic, technology at the Lesser Universe level of the Starry World.")

"If that's the case, Harry and the others..." Neville asked in surprise, "Aren't they gods?"

(The live stream room fell silent instantly.)

(Although they have always avoided mentioning it directly, they have to admit that every Champion and Heroic Spirits, as well as Basil Granger, has the power to destroy this world.)

(Even among the fairies, they should be the pillars standing in the [Cloud Realm], the gods and demons of the old era.)

"That's how it is," Ron said curtly. "Rupert, are we really going to get caught like this? That's too hasty."

"That's how it is in the movie," Rupert said, "But not in the novel. Hermione actually handled it very well, deliberately revealing their faces when she left so that the Death Eater wouldn't think Mr. Lovegood was spreading fake news. She also erased his memory of talking to them."

"To prevent the news of the Deathly Hallows from being exposed."

"You were caught because Harry, in a moment of anger, accidentally said Voldemort's name."

"Did I not tell Harry that names are taboo?" Ron asked in the movie.

Rupert shook his head. "You told him."

The movie will end in one more chapter, and then it will be a new world with new members.

The new member comes from the world of martial arts and has been modified by System Component.

The new world is the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the main characters won't be entering it for now; the martial arts world will be dealt with first.