"Time off? Oh, of course, that's no problem. However, you'll still need to spend time catching up on the classes you miss. I know you're both quite capable, but you still need to master the Aurors' basic training. It will better ensure your safety and help you adapt to Auror work more quickly."
Godwin Robards looked at Harry and Ron, who had come to request leave and time off, feeling rather displeased. Aurors essentially had no holidays unless they were injured and hospitalized, especially during a time when manpower was desperately needed. Working overtime through the night was commonplace.
Yet now someone actually wanted to take leave? If it had been anyone else, Gadwin would have spat in their face. But the ones asking were the Savior, Harry Potter, and Ron Weasley, who had likewise made outstanding contributions during the Wizarding War. As Head of the Auror Office, he naturally had no intention of making trouble for himself by refusing them.
Ultimately, the greatest significance of Harry Potter becoming an Auror was to support Kingsley and show the entire British magical world that he backed the New Minister. That was even more meaningful than Harry helping the Ministry of Magic crack down on Death Eaters and Dark wizards.
After closing the door to Godwin Robards's office behind them, Ron let out a huge sigh of relief and turned to Harry beside him. "That was even easier than I thought."
"That's normal. We're different from everyone else. We joined the Ministry of Magic more as mascots. The Aurors' normal work won't be affected even if we're absent, so there's no need for Mr. Robards to make things difficult." Harry saw the situation clearly and had never been unhappy about it, because he had known all along.
Ron, however, seemed not to