Mrs. Weasley's Prejudice

Of course, Tierra did not dismiss those old Aurors from the Ministry of Magic who had never committed any wrongdoing and still possessed a sense of justice. He merely said they needed to make up a "British Magical Federation Laws and Regulations Examination," a "British Magical Federation Policy Assessment," a "British Magical Federation Ideological and Moral Examination," and a "British Magical Federation Civil Service Assessment."

Each exam was worth one hundred points. Those who scored ninety or above on the "British Magical Federation Laws and Regulations Examination" and the "British Magical Federation Ideological and Moral Examination," with a combined total of one hundred and fifty or above on the other two exams, could receive their Auror certificates and begin work immediately after swearing an oath before the Magical Law Stone Codex, which had been placed under an Unbreakable Vow.

Of course, Tierra had also considered some experienced old-timers whose memories had begun to decline and who might not be able to memorize so many laws and regulations. Therefore, he lowered the hiring standards for old Aurors who had worked at the former Ministry of Magic for over fifteen years. They only needed sixty-five points on the "British Magical Federation Laws and Regulations Examination" and the "British Magical Federation Ideological and Moral Examination," and a combined score of one hundred or above on the other two exams.

There was one additional condition: during operations, they had to work alongside new Aurors who had passed all four examinations normally.

But even so, even after Tierra had shown leniency and greatly lowered the standards for rehiring, some old Aurors still failed to meet the required scores. They could only serve as auxiliary Aurors or Auror consultants, remaining in the rear to handle paperwork—

Among them were Alastor Moody and Kingsley Shacklebolt.

That was