However, as long as Nelson remained alive, this matter would not end easily.
They still had to wait here for Fiendfyre to completely engulf Azkaban Prison and reduce the two men standing at its summit to ashes.
As for Umbridge, who was suffering inhuman torment, everyone had long since ignored her.
Who cared whether a prisoner lived or died?
The Aurors only hoped Nelson would die soon and that no further accidents would arise.
"That old hag got what she deserved."
Seamus looked up at the hole above the prison and said softly, "Sure enough, people shouldn't do too many bad things. Now she's getting her retribution!"
"No one expected her to end up like this!"
Harry's expression was particularly complicated. Although he despised Umbridge, he had never expected Nelson to use such a vicious method to torture her to death.
"This is probably how they express their anger!"
Neville came to stand beside Seamus and looked up at Umbridge, whose rhythmic screams still echoed overhead. Shaking his head, he said, "That old hag indirectly caused the deaths of so many innocent Muggle-born wizards. She completely deserved this fate. She isn't worth anyone's sympathy."
"I'm not sympathizing with her. I just think... there was no need to torture her!"
Harry sighed silently, unable to understand why Nelson had chosen this way to exact revenge.
Doing this in front of the Minister of Magic and so many Aurors was undoubtedly a blatant provocation.
But Harry believed Kingsley had nothing to say about it.
Back then, Kingsley had chosen to abandon a small number of his former comrades, claiming that the greater good came first. Wasn't it only natural for them to abandon the Ministry of Magic in return? Wasn't it only natural to use this method to show their contempt and