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This Hogwarts Is Not Normal
Chapter 781

The Minister and the Headmistress Both Arrived

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The French Ministry of Magic is one of the most unique places in the world.

Strasbourg, located in the northeast, is separated from Germany only by the Rhine River, which made it the second major base of the Wizards' Purity Party in Europe.

By then, Grindelwald had long forgotten his original intentions and only wanted to wage a decisive war against the Muggle.

In the early stages of World War II, Germany quickly occupied France.

In the wizarding world, however, it is occupied by the Wizards' Purity Party.

They easily took over the Ministry of Magic and recruited most of the wizards without lifting a finger.

Those wizards who were unwilling to join continued to fight.

They did not trust the magical government at the time, nor did they recognize the Wizarding World that had taken on the shape of Grindelwald.

The Muggle Revolution—that is, the revolution of the Muggle —inspired them.

Expel the Wizards' Purity Party! France wizards are the true masters of France!

With the help of some Britain wizards, and after paying a heavy price, they succeeded before Grindelwald and Dumbledore's epic duel.

Liberation was achieved, but reconstruction proved to be a difficult problem.

While those former members of the Wizards' Purity Party were undoubtedly heinous, the blood shed in reclaiming the Wizarding World was far too much.

Deprived of their freedom, they are forever confined to their own manor.

These are the conditions for the newly formed Ministry of Magic, in addition to the requirement to spend money to rebuild the Wizarding World.

There are three similar commercial plazas in France, such Diagon Alley and Magic Town.

They are located underground at Place Furstenberg, in an alley on the Champs-Élysées, and in a commercial building on Rue Girardon.

If anyone were to attempt to retake France, they would ultimately have to contend with these three places in Paris.

The Wizard Cards branch of Wayne Enterprises is located in Place Furstenberg, where the Ministry of Magic is situated.

However, the entrance to the underground is inside Notre-Dame de Paris in the city center.

As you walk along the long corridor lined with various precious sculptures and paintings, the wizards will see a small, dark iron door.

After entering, you will pass through a large underground maze, and then you will see the Shandora Wizarding Plaza.

It is covered by a huge glass dome, as beautiful as the main hall of a magnificent palace.

The French Ministry of Magic, also located in Place Furstenberg, is less than 500 feet below ground level.

The most eye-catching building, Building No. 6, is a typical Baroque building, unrestrained and extremely luxurious.

Inside the hollowed-out walls surrounding the rows of wizards, stood exquisitely carved statues.

Aside from Nicolas Flamel and his wife Perenelle Flamel, the most spectacular feature is the two enormous sculptures on either side of the gate.

On the left is a dark wizard wearing a trench coat, with an extremely sinister expression, holding Elder Wand and casting a spell on the sculpture opposite him;

The man on the right is a bearded wizard in a suit, wielding an ebony wand in a counterattack.

French Ministry of Magic Osmond von Russell gazed at the two sculptures in the distance with a sigh.

At that time, he was just a child under 5 years old.

Although he didn't get to witness the epic showdown between these two, he always remembered what happened afterward.

The Wizarding World was rebuilt, two new commercial centers were added, Beauxbatons was restored to normal operation, and the Ministry of Magic, which was in ruins, was repaired... Gellert Grindelwald Grindelwald, the man who brought pain to France.

Albus Dumbledore, on the other hand, was the one who brought hope.

"He really dared to put a statue of each of these two people on his plate..."

Osmand walked forward muttering to himself, the three Auror following silently behind.

The Rosier Family in France might be unreserved, but the Rosier Family in Britain is a different story.

They're spending huge sums of money to build factories and create jobs, while simultaneously making it clear they don't need any preferential policies.

Compared to the Wizard Cards, which are designed to make money, Gwent has a much larger scope.

"It's Minister Russell!" Several wizards at the back of the line recognized him.

Osmand stood still. "I just came up here briefly; I didn't mean anything by it."

The three Auror were on guard, positioned in front of him, to his left and behind him, and to his right and behind him.

A shop assistant who was waiting outside jogged into the store.

Devin is introducing Gwent to Madame Maxime and the first customers.

He looked at the shop assistant with a puzzled expression, and after hearing the report of the situation outside, he apologized:

"Ladies and gentlemen, I am so sorry, please allow me to leave for a moment."

Reporters sensed a big story and quietly followed him as he went out.

This is definitely big news!

Following the arrival of the principal, Beauxbatons, Secretary Russell also arrived.

Whether it's because of Nicolas Flamel's apprenticeship or because of the Rosier Family's reputation, the sheer scale of the event far surpasses that of the Black Swan Wizard Card House, which opened at Christmas.

"Click-clack—"

Photos of Devin and Osmande having a friendly conversation were sent back to the newspaper office immediately.

The Hogwarts Transfiguration classroom

Vincent held the Daily Wizarding News, looking at the illustrations, and listened intently to Hermione's English translation.

The time difference between the two sides is 8 hours, so Gwent is released in Japan at midnight.

The Shingu Family "powerless and without influence," and they only have a little bit of Gold Galleons.

The flagship store's exterior remained unchanged, except that the entire Magic Town was filled with adorable, Transfiguration Gwent.

The accompanying picture is a group photo of Hayahiko, Takuma, and Yuxuan.

The three bigwigs seemed to get along very well, and at the last moment they all smiled and looked at the camera.

The Wizard Cards suffered another crushing defeat.

"Wow—" James excitedly shoved the newspaper in front of Vincent's eyes.

"Old Wen, their Minister for Magic is here too!"

The France newspaper Gargoyle's Howl has updated its illustrations and text.

Vincent, who doesn't understand French, can just look at the pictures.

Minister Russell was dressed formally and appropriately, and three Auror could be seen guarding the area nearby.

If it's not out of personal feelings, then it's because of official business.

The Rosier Family is generous, so Osmande has no choice but to show his face.

Vincent counted on his fingers, "Fudge, Dumbledore, Russell, Maxime, Ashiya, Abe..."

The Minister for Magic and the Principal of the Magic School.

The Germany store is opening next month...

He shivered.

Minister Thaddeus Belg is fine, but Durmstrang's principal is a former Death Eaters "turned to the light."

Just thinking about this scene is enough to cause serious physical and psychological discomfort.

His goatee was curled, and his mouth revealed large, yellow teeth.

The first thing to do after class is to write a letter to Lestrange, who is in Germany.

When McGonagall entered, the students stopped their discussion.

She went to the podium and opened her textbook. "Continuing from the last lesson, today we're going to transform the parchment into Quaffle while keeping its weight the same."

A light, Quaffle bounced off the ground.

"At the same time, we also need to give it the characteristics of Quaffle."

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