News of a group of Harry Potters appearing aboard the Hogwarts Express spread throughout the British magical world overnight through newspapers and letters. Though Daily Prophet reporters tried to twist the facts, most wizards could still see the parts of the truth they wanted to believe through the papers.
British wizards were not fools. They were merely ordinary wizards who sought profit and avoided danger, preferring to sit on the fence to protect themselves.
Besides, plenty of eyes had witnessed what happened aboard the Hogwarts Express.
They had personally seen arrogant Death Eaters stop the train and board it to seize Hogwarts students. They had also seen the famous Harry Potter ride a Flying Broom to Expel Dementors, subdue the Death Eaters, and rescue the little Hufflepuff girl who had been taken.
Now that Savior Potter was willing to stand up against Lord Voldemort, Britain's wizards were happier than anyone.
If they had a choice, no one wanted to live under Voldemort's rule. The only reason they had endured was because life had forced them to. So long as their interests were not involved and their lives were not endangered, most people supported Harry defeating Lord Voldemort in their hearts, even if they did not say so aloud.
Of course, that was the extent of their support.
Compared with the complicated thoughts of the adults, Hogwarts' young wizards had far fewer concerns. What they saw was Harry Potter, the savior, standing on their side, helping everyone defeat those detestable Death Eaters and vent their anger.
He was truly one of them.
As for the Daily Prophet, which had tried to distort the truth, it had successfully earned itself plenty of hatred. It was said that some wizards disgusted by the Daily Prophet's ugly conduct had even sent them Howlers, mocking