Thinking about Gringdon Black, Cypher fell into deep thought.
It was only when he saw Cypher fall silent that Gringdon Black remembered Cypher was a young wizard from Muggle society.
Perhaps Cypher's family was among the cheap laborers he had mentioned...
This... he had said the wrong thing.
He believed that wizards were indeed superior, but the bonds between people transcended status.
Thus, Gringdon Black easily arrived at what he believed was the truth.
Since he had touched on Cypher's sore spot,
Gringdon Black decisively changed the subject. After clearing his throat, he brought up something Cypher would definitely be interested in.
He knew Cypher's relationship with Professor Dumbledore was unusual. Any news concerning Dumbledore would surely catch Cypher's attention.
"Did Professor Dumbledore tell you about the unfair treatment his group received at the Ministry of Magic?"
At this, Cypher's heart stirred.
That day, when the professor spoke of the Ministry of Magic, he had abruptly stopped. Cypher had been too embarrassed to ask about the details.
Unfair treatment... They had probably made things difficult for him, right? Otherwise, after the professor had worked tirelessly to defend the border all summer,
why had he still looked indignant when he returned to Hogwarts to preside over the opening ceremony?
Normally, he should have felt relaxed and pleased.
If Cypher had asked Dumbledore then, the professor would probably only have given him an evasive answer.
Now that Gringdon Black seemed to know something, Cypher naturally wanted to hear what he had to say.
Besides, this was the calculation of the Pure-blood families. Perhaps even the professor did not know why they had acted that way.
"The professor only told me that he couldn't shake the suspicion of colluding with the enemy, so he was replaced. He didn't tell me much else. But