Auror Command.

My territory, he thought to himself.

Sclinger came very early, and he kept chattering during the day and quarreled in the command center. There was no one at this time, and it was quiet and unreal.

Walking along the corridor, Sklinger noticed that the walls of his subordinates were covered with things:

From the avatars of wanted wizards, to the photos of their family, to posters of their favorite Quidditch team, and articles cut from the Daily Prophet.

Of course, most articles are headlines about William and Hermione.

Especially the seats of those female Aurors were covered with photos of William.

Alas, the female Aurors are now.

Don’t you understand: men will only affect the speed of their own poker... this simple truth?

To be honest, Sclinger is also interested in the news that is true or false.

Not only Vienna, but also Switzerland's Jungfrau.

Unfortunately, I am just Director Auror and have no suspicion abroad.

I wrote to William many times... This kid would only be vague with him and could not tell the truth.

He was slim and looked like a transformed lizard!

During the trial today, I have to make things difficult for him.

Just as Sclinger was thinking about how to take advantage of this good opportunity to dig up more information, his pupils suddenly shrank and his steps stopped.

He saw Tonks in the small room of Tonks.

Tonks, who was late five times a week, wasn't late today and was the first to come to the department?

Too fake!

OK, that's not the point, the point is the two people next to her:

William and Granger.

"The old lion is here." Tonks whispered, and kicked William in the calf.

She was clearly looking down at the document, but her eyes skillfully glanced upwards and observed the director in advance without any hesitation.

Are Aurors all have such powerful reconnaissance abilities?

OK...Tonks is just a skill that he has trained when he is sucking fish every day.

She can lock in the leader's position within one second and not be discovered.

William stood up and smiled, "Mr. Sclinger, long time no see."

"Yes, long time no see." Sclinger suddenly raised his face and scared: "Tonks, any unrelated person comes to the Auror work area.

All of the highly confidential information here, what if it is stolen?

Your Auror bonus this month is gone!”

Tonks pursed his mouth and looked at William with a grievance.

William smiled and said, "It's not an irrelevant person. This Miss Granger is the person involved in the attack.

And I am the defense staff.

Tonks was worried that both of us would escape fearing sin, so he took control first and brought it to the Ministry of Magic.

Not only can she not deduct bonuses, she also has to give more rewards.”

Tonks nodded quickly, as if William was right.

Sclinger snorted coldly and said sarcastically: "Then let it go this time, for the sake of the famous Stark..."

As he said that, he left, took two steps, turned around and saw William standing still, and coughed.

William shrugged and had to follow him.

Sclinger immediately blocked his words:

"Although I was the one who presided over Granger's trial, if you want to plead for your little girlfriend, don't say it."

William laughed:

"Who came for that...it was just someone once said that the gates of Aurors were always open for me.

I wonder if it still counts?"

Sclinger opened the office door and couldn't help rolling his eyes.

During that visit four years ago, he also transferred the relationship between William and Dumbledore, which was all about wining over the inside and outside.

After two years of wining over, Sclinger never mentioned this matter again since the Venice incident.

You can win over someone who is weaker than you, but you cannot win over someone who is much stronger than you as your subordinates.

Whether it is reputation or strength!

Just like Sclinger, he couldn't let Dumbledore come to his command as Auror... Is this reality?

But Sclinger said:

"If you want to come, you will drop out of school now. I will give you the deputy director of Auror."

"Then let it go." William shook his head.

"Why, do you want to be my position?" Sclinger widened his eyes. "That won't work. I'll be able to consider it if I have been under my command for five years!"

William couldn't help laughing.

Sclinger angrily said, "What's so funny?"

"Just remembering something interesting." William whispered:

"There was a wizard who asked me to be his assistant, so I would be a secretary for three years and the youngest minister of the Ministry of Magic in five years.

After working under you for five years, even Director Auror can only consider it.

The chances are too low.”

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Chapter completed!