In front of Amosta's wonderful display and the Spell Research Improvement Permit that didn't show any problems, Rita Skeeter could only rest down, but she was obviously unwilling to fail after decades of experience, and it could be seen from the smiling expression on her face when she returned the license that she seemed to have her eyes on Amosta.

"Be careful, Amosta--"

At the end of the grand press conference, the British Ministry of Magic, as the host, held a grand luncheon according to etiquette, during which Amelia came to Amosta, who was greeting Mr. Weasley, and reminded him,

"Rita Skeeter, that woman is a nuisance, she's not something to be dealt with easily."

Amosta bowed slightly, glancing at Rita Skeeter, who was speeding through the crowd of people trying to find out more inside information, and a strange light crossed her eyes.

Indeed, the well-known female reporter of the Daily Prophet is indeed unique, in the midst of the praise of virtue, she still wants to dig out some exciting inside information from herself and the Ministry of Magic, although the purpose is not for the truth, but with this momentum alone, there may not be no time for cooperation in the future.

At luncheon, Amosta announced to the public a decision to bring the atmosphere to its peak.

He decided to divide the bounty of 20,000 gold Galleons awarded by the Ministry of Magic for Greyback and his werewolf tribe into two parts, one for St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Injuries, in the hope that St. Mungo's treatment of magical injuries would be even better.

The other goes to the Hogwarts Aid Foundation for Needy Students, which helps children from humble backgrounds with magical talents to realize their dreams of becoming qualified wizards.

An official at the level of the head of the Office of the Ministry of Magic, or an ordinary professor outside the four heads of Hogwarts, would not have a salary of more than a thousand Galleons a year, and Amosta's donation was really heavy, even if a generous pure-blood wizard like Lucius Malfoy rarely spent so much when he had nothing to ask for.

The next few days were a carnival of the entire wizarding press in Europe and the United States.

The most prestigious newspapers and magazines have been reporting on the British Ministry of Magic and Hogwarts working together to exterminate Greyback.

Of course, there is more to the topic than that, on the day of the press conference, Amosta Blaine responded to the doubts of the well-known journalist Rita Skeeter, and the extraordinary power of the fire spell demonstrated in front of the public was also talked about, and ordinary people may only be able to watch the fun, but some skilled wizards and scholars were extremely shocked by the magic control displayed by Amosta Blaine when demonstrating magic.

Spell Innovation, a journal with a pivotal role in the academic world, devotes half of its latest journal to the process of many well-known scholars' conformational deduction of the spell.

The result of the deduction was a failure, and the conclusion was that, apart from Albus Dumbledore, who had rarely published research results in recent years, the level of magic innovation of the young director of student safety at Hogwarts was second to none in the entire wizarding world!

For a moment, the narrative that Amosta Blaine's magical prowess had surpassed that of the elder Albus Dumbledore was rampant in the wizarding world, and the silence of Albus Dumbledore, who never responded, fueled such a rumor.

Amosta has experienced the 'consequences' of fame.

In just three or four days, the temporary shelter arranged for him by the Ministry of Magic was filled with letters from all over the world, and the endless stream of owls even attracted Muggle animal protection services to investigate the situation.

Among those letters, some simply spoke of worship, some wanted to discuss innovative ideas for magic spells with Amosta, some wanted to compare with Amosta, and some others. It's inconvenient to say.

The Anti-Dark Arts Alliance, citing the fact that Amosta was the honorary vice-president of the organization, sent five official letters to the British Ministry of Magic in three days, 'pressing' Amosta to fulfill his obligations and choose the opportunity to speak at the annual Defence Against the Dark Arts Knowledge Forum in Munich.

Wizarding Weekly was never able to see Amosta in person, so it had to put the photos taken by the reporters during Amosta's interview on the day of the press conference and put them on the cover of the magazine, and rated them as the most charming smile

It seemed like it was just overnight, and Amosta's name was known to everyone.

In the Daily Prophet, I learned from Amosta's classmates that Amosta Blaine was an orphan, and after growing up in an orphanage and graduating from Hogwarts with the help of the school's bursary fund, he thought of his generous donation, which pushed Amosta's reputation to a peak.

Some do-gooders have even suggested that Amosta be elected the next Minister of Magic after Fudge.

Of course, this kind of suggestion is just a joke, in addition to a certain market in the mouth of the people, the British Ministry of Magic is calm inside, and even Fudge, who has always valued his position, does not take it very seriously.

With the exception of Dumbledore's, it is not so easy for an 'outsider' who has not worked in the Ministry of Magic to get close to this circle, and in the time of the balance of the world, no matter how loud the voice of the people is, you must have the support of the pure-blood wizarding family.

The general public in the wizarding world may think that half-bloods and pure Muggle-born wizards have become more and more mainstream in the wizarding world in recent years, because the Ministry of Magic is already full of wizarding officials from ordinary backgrounds.

But in fact, the really smart people have a clear heart, and many things have never changed.

Most of the high-ranking officials of the Ministry of Magic are from famous families, and those 'holy purebloods' who do not appear well have always controlled the lives of ordinary wizards, but they have become more hidden.

Another trouble for Amosta is that many power-up factories have sprung up in the expectation that Amosta Bryan will speak for them.

Behind these behemoths in the wizarding world themselves stand a family of pure-blood wizards, and there are many exchanges of interests with officials in the Ministry of Magic.

Such as Mrs. Skoll's Universal Miracle Stain Remover, Butterbeer, Cornflower, Comet Trade, Sweeping Broomstick Ltd., Cosmic Broom Co., Ltd. after bankruptcy and reorganization, and Halo Race Broomstick, these behemoths have even made a lot of bargaining chips, and sent him a message through the Ministry of Magic, hoping to reach an endorsement cooperation.

If Amosta wanted to, he would immediately become a Monopoly, but without exception, Amosta refused these invitations to cooperate, because they were just a burden to him.

Magic is all that matters, and Amosta never forgets that.

In order to escape harassment, Amosta stayed in a hotel room in London for five days in the Ministry of Magic to entertain VIPs, and during these five days, he had been doing one thing, and that was writing back letters.

While most of the letters are worthless, there are quite a few that cannot be ignored.

And the Ministry of Magic, Fudge, who has been the Minister of Magic for more than ten years, has also enjoyed the treatment that he has not enjoyed before, and no matter where he goes, people will congratulate him on the achievements of the Ministry of Magic in a respectful tone, which also makes Fudge more and more grateful to Amosta Blaine.

The Ministry of Magic took advantage of Amosta, which was something that the top officials of the Ministry of Magic knew about it.

If it weren't for Amosta, they would still be mired in the two big scandals of Sirius' escape from Azkaban and the upcoming revelation that the real killers of the Potters were Peter Pettigrew and Sirius Black were innocent.

Previously, Fudge thought that his return to Amosta was worthy of his 'loss', even too rich, but seeing the Ministry of Magic's rising approval rating, Fudge knew that Amosta's favor was far from finished.

(End of chapter)