What is the Big Truth?

At the turn of the summer and autumn of '86, there were two crazy incidents in the British wizarding world one after another.

The first one takes place in the Ministry of Magic, and is concerned by Glenn Crabbe, who is known as 'Barking Dog' behind the back of wizards.

This dog, tough-minded, and outrageous guy often plays the role of the official spokesperson for the Ministry of Magic.

And on this day, at an official press conference that was supposed to be a celebration of merit, this man made a lot of nonsense and sprayed his boss and the wizards and magnates behind the scenes.

Especially in the reporter's question session, there is really nothing he can't say, and he poked out many dirty and dirty transactions that he knew, what power and money transactions, power and sex transactions, and even perverted transactions such as wives and **.

This guy has always been very sober-minded, but he just didn't get stimulated, as soon as the reporter squeezed him, he began to talk endlessly, and it was the kind of person who came crazy, the more stimulated, the better his performance.

It was as if he had suddenly looked down on everything, even if he was killed by the angry and corrupt master with the Unforgivable Curse when he went out.

It's such a thorough understanding, and there is nothing that can't be said in public.

In the process of answering reporters' questions, one of the mantras he used was: What is this? Who doesn't know who's going on yet? Carrying a small fig leaf, pretending to be a serious person?

Not only did he spray indiscriminately, he also gave evidence. Those evidences should be that once he fell into the trap, he took the means of killing the net to blackmail his boss and some people, so as to protect himself. Now he has taken it out to prove that he is telling the truth, and not framing or slandering.

Naturally, the matter was a big one, and several departments of the British Ministry of Magic ceased to function for a period of time, and the International Federation of Magic, as well as people with enough authority like Dumbledore, stepped in to deal with more than thirty cases, large and small.

The subsequent hearings were one after another, and more than a dozen wizards and magnates were deeply involved in the incident, discredited, and it was called the Carpet Door Incident.

And in the course of the trial of this incident, a brainless squirt similar to Glenn Crabbe was staged again.

This time at the public trial in the Wizengamot.

The Wizengamot is the highest court in the wizarding world, consisting of about fifty wizards, the supreme prefect is known as the chief wizard, and the special costume is a fuchsia robe embroidered with an elaborate W on the left chest.

The specific method of interrogation and sentencing is that the interrogator asks questions, the clerk is responsible for taking notes, and finally the decision is made by a show of hands.

At this level, the court can try wizards who have great prestige, or power and wealth in the wizarding world, including their members.

And the person who sprayed wildly this time was Carlisle, the head of the Avery family.

The Avery family is also one of the twenty-eight pure-blood wizarding families in England, and Carlisle's father is known as a Death Eater who has followed Voldemort since his school days.

Carlisle was Snape's classmate and friend.

This time, Carlisle focuses on how the Avery family bet on both sides during the Wizarding Wars, giving a merciless accusation of Voldemort's madness in the later stages of the Wizarding Wars, and suggesting for the first time that Voldemort may have become like that because of the creation of Horcruxes.

As for the Horcruxes, it wasn't just Horace Slughorn who knew about them, Tom Riddle was able to find some clues in the forbidden section of Hogwarts, which was enough to show that this thing was already a semi-open secret to wizards who had reached a certain level.

It's too expensive, it's too side effects, it's too difficult to operate, and it's dangerous, so no one will mess with it unless the desire for immortality is a level of madness that ordinary people can't reach.

As a certain wizard said: You have to be able to settle accounts before you can do this, if you die early for the sake of longevity, and you lose yourself for the sake of longevity.

Carlisle naturally not only scolded Voldemort and blew up his own shortcomings, but also sprayed other pure-blood wizarding families, including the Shafiq family.

Of course, the Shafiq family has nothing to judge, and Carlisle basically scolds Stanley for being a big fool, and that his father didn't become a fool soon after his birth and that it was an accident that he deserved to be devoured wealth, etc.

As for the other Death Eater families, it is not so light-hearted, like the Malfoy family, which has revealed some shady scenes, including Lucius's regular participation in sex banquets hosted by a secret party vampire family.

For pure-blood wizards, this kind of gathering is not as simple as living a corrupt and indulgent life, but for the purpose of keeping seeds, illegitimate children, and using them to set up a household in times of crisis, so people are chaotic and orderly, after all, at least they have to figure out who their father is to make sense.

In fact, this kind of play has been around for a long time, and even the guardians of pure-blood families are often born from such people, who have never revealed their true identities in public, and often enter the wizarding world in the form of mudbloods.

In addition, it is not only the guardian, but also the inheritor, or the negative one, who carries the family secret book and inherits the knowledge, which is used to resurrect the family after the complete destruction of the family on the bright side.

Therefore, many old pure-blood families, which seem to have died out, have actually changed their appearance and continue to exist in other places.

These ancient families discovered the secrets of the wizard's bloodline long ago. According to their research, the origin of the wizard, like the origin of the blood clan, is so many sources that can even be traced back to a certain individual.

Therefore, those mudblood species in later generations really have to be traced back to the source, and they are also the same source. It's just that their bloodlines are thin, and awakening bloodlines often requires intergenerational or even large intergeneration.

Pure-blood wizards, on the other hand, have the highest probability of maintaining and inheriting the bloodline.

Kane admitted that this theory was correct. The wizard of this world is actually the warlock in the DND multiverse he is familiar with, and what he eats is the bowl of rice of blood, and there must be a certain existence at the source that is a magical creature. There is always a different cause, and then there is a miraculous effect.

Carlisle poked all of these out, anyway, he was a question and answer, super kind, and he didn't even mind telling the shame of having an affair with his own mother, and he also scolded everyone here, are you clean? Is your home clean? One by one, they are either based or green, who doesn't know who?

Well, this kind of unscrupulous, disregardful of etiquette, and dare to talk about anything in public, everyone really can't stand it, Dumbledore was sprayed, Carlisle scolded him for the old glass, and asked him if he went to Azkaban to have a shot with Grindelwald every once in a while? If you don't get married for the rest of your life, don't you just miss this?

Carlisle, despite the tons of damage from his mouth cannon, doesn't have as much real material as Glenn Crabbe. This may be due to the fact that the work is different, and the wizards and magnates are cunning enough, and they are extremely wary of their own kind, and rarely show their hands to others.

There are no dry goods, and Carlisle is also happy.

Of course, it is inevitable that the reputation of those wizards and magnates who have been sprayed will be damaged again. After all, after the rug opening incident, people have come to believe that those who don't care about what they say are basically the truth.

After Carlisle, people finally realized that this squirt was not accidental, it was not some kind of infectious disease, or it was used with some special potion or magic.

Then someone really found out that the powerful elixir was sold by the Chamber of Commerce of the Shafiq family, which was allegedly invented by seven-year-old Kane Shafiq this year, but someone offered to do a special interview, but Catherine refused on the grounds that Kane was weak.

Therefore, it is generally believed that the inventor is someone else, Catherine spent money to buy patents and gild her son, but this is too shameless, only seven years old, to invent such a terrible medicine, where are those potions masters?

Later, the Potions Master proved that the medicine was not particularly magical, and that its principle was similar to that of the sedatives used by Muggles, which made people very relaxing and made people careless.

In any case, the Chamber of Commerce established by Catherine called the Magic Eye became an instant hit with this potion with a formula completely different from the truth-spitting potions already available in this world...