As if nothing had happened, Fudge took his seat again and took a sip of his tea.
The other Aurors who were put down looked at Alvin with deep fear.
They were both subordinates of Fudge and did not go to Hogwarts with Scrimgeour to fight Dumbledore.
But his performance just now was not much worse than last year's Dumbledore.
The feeling of powerlessness that the magic power was deprived of made them unable to have the mind to fight against Alvin.
"Mr. Gaunt, can you tell me what happened to Mrs. Longbottom just now?"
Adjusting his mind, Fudge asked the question he cared about most.
For the arrival of the Longbottom family, he was very vigilant in his heart.
He subconsciously thought that Dumbledore sent Mrs. Longbottom to win over Alvin.
Thinking of this, Fudge was even more anxious. Now Crouch has fallen to Dumbledore, fighting against him everywhere at the Ministry of Magic.
If Alvin stood up and publicly supported Dumbledore, more people in the wizarding world would doubt his rhetoric.
For the sake of his own ministerial throne, he would never allow such a thing to happen.
"Minister Fudge, Mrs. Longbottom is only here for the family's private affairs. I want to reach some cooperation with her, but she rejected my conditions."
Alvin was right in saying that. Just now, Mrs. Longbottom refused his offer.
The attitude was callous, saying that she would stand firmly on Dumbledore's side even if they couldn't recover.
Fudge is happy. It's good if there is a need, and only when there is a need can he make conditions.
"I don't know if Mr. Gaunt needs any help from the Ministry of Magic. Because in many things, the Ministry of Magic can still provide some convenience."
"Although the Longbottom family is the Sacred Twenty-Eight, their personnel are too few. If Mr. Gaunt needs it, I can help you connect with the Rosier and Flint family."
"These families have a strong influence in the magical community and are no weaker than the Longbottom family."
After Fudge finished speaking, he looked at Alvin expectantly. He had already done what he could do, and Fudge didn't know whether Alvin would accept
his offer.
Alvin put down the teacup in his hand with a gentle smile.
"Minister Fudge has a heart. Although the Rosier and Flint families are both good choices, I still prefer cooperating with the Ministry of Magic."
"Specifically, personal cooperation with you, Minister Fudge."
After some words, the importance of Fudge was infinitely raised.
"No problem, feel free to mention anything you want, as long as it doesn't violate the laws of the Ministry of Magic. I will do my best to satisfy it."
Even though he was happy in his heart, Fudge retained much vigilance and did not give Alvin a chance to seize him.
But Alvin didn't care and stretched out two slender fingers.
"There are two things that need your help. The first one, I don't know if Minister Fudge has known about the Magic Web device."
Fudge nodded. The Magic Web device caused quite a stir in the Daily Prophet, so he naturally understood.
"That's easy," Alvin continued. "I need you to use the power of the Ministry of Magic to help me promote the device. Not every wizard has one, but at least every family must have one."
Fudge pondered for a moment, then was a little embarrassed. "I can do my best to help you promote it, but if the price is too high, I don't think many wizarding families will buy it."
"For example, Arthur Weasley, whose salary is already arduous to support a large family."
In the end, he laughed out loud.
Alvin waved his hand. "Don't worry about it. Each device only sells one Galleon, which is not a huge number, and I will give you a 20% commission for every one sold."
Hearing this, Fudge flashed a trace of greed in his eyes.
Although the unit price is low, the accumulation of so many wizards in England is not small.
He agreed without hesitation and would add the device to the Hogwarts must-have list in the future.
In this way, he will have a fixed income every year.
Fudge looked at Alvin gratefully. What is the condition? This is to give him welfare.
The first condition was negotiated, and Alvin also said the second.
He pointed right at Arya, who was standing behind him.
"Let me introduce you. This is the Head of the Arya family in Knockturn Alley. The second thing is to ask Minister Fudge to make it easy to legalize all transactions in Knockturn Alley."
As soon as the words came out, Fudge and several Aurors looked at Arya.
Knockturn Alley is not a secret at the Ministry of Magic. Many people know that the Arya family is there to cover the sky.
Unexpectedly, there is a connection with Alvin, and looking at the appearance of respectful servants standing there, the primary and secondary relationship is very obvious.
Immediately, they thought of the sudden action of the Arya family against several pure-blood families last year. She drove them all out of England overnight and took over their property.
I thought it was because they saw the Heads of several families die and were injured, so they came out to pick up a bargain.
Now it is obvious that they obeyed Alvin's orders.
Fudge was a little shocked. He didn't know how many hidden backers Alvin had. Did he make a deal with the tiger?
But when he thought of Dumbledore, he also had a decisive look in his eyes and agreed to Alvin's request.
From then on, Knockturn Alley is a completely legal existence in the magical community, and it can compete with Diagon Alley next to it.
Alvin finished the conditions, and naturally, it was Fudge's turn to make a move.
His request was simple. He would attack Dumbledore in a few days, and he needed Alvin to contact those Wizengamot members to support him in the process.
But Alvin refused outright.
If he supports Fudge now, his prestige will be greatly damaged when Voldemort really shows up.
In the end, Alvin promised to persuade some people to keep silent and not get involved in the struggle between the two, and Fudge agreed after a long struggle.
When they left, the Auror who took the lead in provocation had almost recovered.
Since waking up, the Auror has kept his Head down, his body shaking continuously.