Fudge Faces Impeachment

"Defensive Magical Theory," as the latest textbook, was compiled at Fudge's behest.

His goal was to interfere with Hogwarts' teachings, weaken the students' magical abilities, and prevent a "Hogwarts Rebellion."

The book is also full of Fudge's whimsical ideas.

For example, it advocates using passive methods to deal with conflict and opposes the use of aggressive spells.

In other words, magic with any offensive capabilities cannot be used.

There are also corresponding regulations regarding how much magic power constitutes offensive capabilities.

It has a strong sense of déjà vu, with an energy greater than 1.8 joules, which is why it's often associated with firearms.

So, what should you do if you encounter danger?

There is no danger at all. Under Minister Fudge's leadership, the entire Wizarding World is peaceful and thriving.

Wizards lived in peace and prosperity, while the foreign lands were in turmoil!

The dangers you're describing are all from Vietnam news, right?!

In short, this book is biased from the start, so how many of its viewpoints can be expected to be correct?

Besides, even the most time-tested Potions Class contain many errors... errors that even an ordinary little wizard can spot and correct.

(Snape: Yes, it is I!)

It's understandable that Slinkhard, a third-rate magic writer who's not even as good as Lockhart, would produce such a piece of garbage, riddled with errors, in just one summer vacation.

Not to mention, he also mixed in a lot of his own personal opinions.

With William's academic background and magical abilities, he could easily spot the problem.

It's like defending an undergraduate thesis; you might think what you've written will be presentable.

Little did he know that the professors who participated in the defense felt this was a personal insult to him.

Since the book had problems, it gave William many points to criticize.

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Doesn't Umbridge like to label people?

Then let's defeat magic with magic!

Having spent a lot of time on certain forums in his past life, William possessed a wide range of skills, including role-playing, labeling, sophisticated sarcasm, double act, and sophistry.

He even infiltrated a boxing forum, staying undercover for a full year before successfully becoming the forum's administrator and launching the final uprising.

Therefore, William only needed twenty minutes to get everyone to draw their own conclusion:

Wilbert Slinkhard is a Death Eaters, and he's being manipulated by someone to try and overthrow the Ministry of Magic.

It should definitely involve the Death Eaters, not Fudge.

Otherwise, William could have asked, "Why is the minister plotting a rebellion?"

"Enough! Enough!" Umbridge shouted sharply.

William didn't shut up, but pressed on, asking:

"Professor, didn't you want to know where Dumbledore went?"

"Where did he go?!"

"A group of wizards from Wizengamot have banded together to impeach Minister Fudge," William chuckled.

"That's right, it's happening today. The impeachment has already begun."

"But you were in class, so it's normal that you didn't know."

Umbridge took a few steps back, her hands and feet were cold, her lips trembled, and her eyes were filled with fear.

The Minister for Magic being impeached by Wizengamot is not the first time in the United Kingdom history... but it's not unheard of for someone to be impeached.

If successful, Fudge will truly be ousted.

Then she lost her biggest backer.

The five-year promise turned out to be nothing but a pipe dream.

Umbridge was in a state of turmoil, wanting only to get the information quickly, but William was relentlessly pestering him.

"Professor, let's discuss the issues with this book."

As a professor, did you really not notice so many errors?

By the way, could you tell everyone what your OWL grade was in Defence Against Dark Magic class back then?

"I don't mean to doubt you, I just want to show everyone what I'm capable of," William said sincerely.

Umri suddenly covered her face and began to sob, just like the female teacher who was bullied by the delinquent students in the first class.

However, when this action is performed by Umbridge, it appears so repulsive and disgusting.

She said in a tearful voice:

"That's all for this lesson! get out of class dismissed!"

William curled his lip.

Most people would feign needing to pee or faint... but your feigned need to cry is something else!

However, no one felt any pity for William; instead, the entire class cheered and applauded enthusiastically.

By the time of the banquet, the news had spread throughout Hogwarts.

Everyone was raising a glass to William in celebration, as if it were a celebratory dinner.

Harry clenched his fist, celebrating as well, and still idolized William.

That's right, he planned to confront Umbridge during Defence Against Dark Magic class.

Harry even planned to mention Voldemort and tell everyone what exactly happened that night.

He's going to fight Umbridge!

Look... William didn't get punished, and he probably won't get punished for talking back to Umbridge either!

Whether or not he would be punished, William didn't know, but he quickly fell silent.

After all, it's the Hogwarts stage; if you have an egg, come on over.

On this fertile ground of evil, anything can give rise to the most outrageous rumors.

for example:

It started as a story told by word of mouth, "William outwits Umbridge," and then it became "Stark angrily rebukes the old toad."

By the end of the dinner, things had become outrageous:

Classroom, Stark, making her cry, female vice minister.

Damn (a form of torture)

The keywords you used in this rumor are quite telling, and they make people's imaginations run wild just by looking at them!

William did make a female minister cry, but that was a future female minister.

It has nothing to do with Umbridge.

Who on earth slandered me like that that William caught and is determined to kill?

William wasn't very happy, but the professors were overjoyed.

Umbridge was particularly absent from the dinner party.

Professor Flitwick's appetite has improved considerably, he's no longer depressed, and he can even eat two more bowls of rice.

Professor McGonagall even gave William extra points for the first time ever, encouraging him to keep up the good work.

In Potions Class, Snape surprisingly didn't act sarcastic or lose points, and instead acted like a human being.

As for Minister Fudge... he was indeed impeached.

Taking advantage of the arrival of investigators from the International Confederation of Wizards, Gershilda Marchbanks and Ogden, two elders of Wizengamot, launched an impeachment campaign against Minister Fudge.

It won't be that easy to succeed, after all, even Chuan Jianguo managed to survive until the second impeachment.

Fudge will have to do this two or three times to make history, right?

However, Minister Fudge later gave an interview, in which he claimed:

"This is absurd, utterly absurd. The impeachment is provoking immense anger, and what they are doing is absolutely terrible."

If Marchbanks and Ogden continue down the path of impeachment, I believe it will pose a huge danger to our country and will also provoke enormous anger.

While William was reading the newspaper, he was thinking:

"The Daily Prophet should probably censor Fudge someday."

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