Say goodbye to the gray of the day, the night is gently surrounded, and the world will work overtime as you think.

At night, the Ministry of Magic was filled with only a few people, such as the Aurors on duty and the staff working overtime, while the minister's office was still brightly lit.

Sitting behind his desk, Scrimgeour was holding a steaming cup of coffee in one hand and a thick document in the other.

Cedric sat across the desk with some restlessness, fearing that Scrimgeour would dismiss the plan that the two of them had spent an afternoon revising and perfecting.

When they finished the "Safe Entry Plan" (and I will go to the mystery man version if I changed it), Cedric sent it to the minister's office without having to eat dinner.

When the half cup of coffee in front of Cedric was cold, Scrimgeur, who had carefully read the plan, placed it on the table, and then tapped a blank stack of parchment on the table with his wand, and said, "Amelia Bones, Frank Longbottom." ”

The next moment, the top two pieces of parchment floated up, automatically folded into two paper airplanes in the air, and flew out of the office door together.

"Relax, calm down, little Mr. Diggory." Scrimgeour said to Cedric, "Don't let the uneasiness in your face come to your face. ”

"Yes, Your Excellency." Cedric replied, "What do you think of this plan?" ”

Scrimgeour rested his hand on the plan, and his index finger tapped rhythmically on the plan, making a "click...... Da ...... The sound of a ......".

After a while, Scrimgeour asked, "Do you think this plan is feasible?" ”

"I think it's very feasible, Your Excellency." Cedric confidently said, "We have thought about what is happening and have made a plan accordingly. ”

Just then, the office door opened, and Amelia Bones, the head of the magical law enforcement department on crutches, walked in first, followed by the new Auror chief of staff, Frank Longbottom.

"Rufus, what's the matter?" Amelia Bones asked.

Scrimgeour handed her the stack of plans on the table, and said, "This is an interesting plan for young people, you can see how it goes." ”

Amelia Bones took the stack of plans and sat on the couch to read them carefully. Since the plan was not bound, she passed it to Frank Longbottom after reading each one.

After about an hour, Bones and Frank finished reading the plan, and then Bones asked Cedric, "Is this alarm command system usable now?" ”

"We installed one in an empty house near the entrance and exit of the phone booth, and now it's ready for demonstration." Cedric said.

"Let's take a look." Scrimgeour said, "Frank, you get a couple of people along." ”

The entrance to the Ministry of Magic's phone booth is deserted, and there are many empty houses on both sides of the street. In one of the houses, Scrimgeour and the Ministry of Magic staff were met with the alarm command system mentioned in the plan.

The only difference between the two systems is the display, one of which is a huge screen, and the other is a projector that projects a map on a white wall in front of it.

Both systems now display a map of the Greater London Metropolitan Area.

Around the table in the corner of the room, Cedric had just finished explaining to everyone how to use the civilian terminal.

Scrimgeour asked the Aurors who followed, "Do you all use it?" ”

"Yes." ×5

"Very well," Scrimgeour continued, "you take them and send some random messages around. ”

The Aurors left with the contact terminal.

After a few moments, a shrill siren sounded in the room, and the location of St. Mungo's Hospital on the map showed a flashing red color (1). On the left side of the map, a few lines of text appeared in the blank space, showing the serial number, time, location and content of this alarm message.

Cedric sat on a table in front of the screen, manipulating a wireless mouse to direct a "" ↖ that had been in the corner of the screen to move to the location of the message, and when double-clicked, the message magnified and appeared in the center of the screen.

Immediately afterward, the sirens sounded incessantly, and appeared on the map in Diagon Alley, train stations, and other places (2) (3) (4) (5). Cedric then opened the messages one by one, either in words or in voice.

Another hour passed, and all five Aurors returned, each of them sending back about ten messages in different places through apparition.

This information is now arranged chronologically in the coordinates of the map.

Scrimgeur, who didn't say a word during the whole process, nodded in satisfaction, then patted Cedric on the shoulder and said, "Well done, little Mr. Diggory." Yours is a very useful set that minimizes the time it takes for the Aurors to be out and about. This can be popularized right away. ”

"If I had been able to inform the Aurors so quickly last year, my leg wouldn't have been hurt." Amelia Bones sighed.

"I don't have to spend more than a dozen years at St. Mungo's Hospital." Frank Longbottom nodded.

Unlike the Order of the Phoenix and the Death Eaters, who only used communication methods for a few people, this system is more suitable for popularizing among the general public.

More than ten minutes later, Cedric and the others returned to the minister's office. The first problem in this plan has been solved, but there are still some problems that need to be further explained, discussed and revised. Tonight they have to stay up again again.

It was late at night, and the people in the Burrow had finished their day's activities, and everyone went back to their rooms to sleep at Mrs. Weasley's urging.

George untied the rope that tied Fred to the chair, and Fred floated up like the ghosts in Hogwarts.

"When will this spell go away?" Mrs. Weasley asked George and Fred.

"Zhang said that as long as you get some sleep, the spell will disappear tomorrow morning." George looked at Fred and said, "Looks like we're going to have to tie him up on the bed with a rope tonight." ”

At this time, Fred, who was floating in mid-air, learned from Barrow the Bloody Man, which made Ginny laugh breathlessly.

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George took a rope and tied Fred around the waist and led him around the room like a balloon.

"Let's go, Pippid."