A Hogwarts Esoteric Leader

The train got slower and slower, and finally stopped.

Several silver-white animals galloped past, shining brightly, and the dementors were expelled to the sky, and could not enter an inch.

But they didn't fly far, just lingering nearby, with cloudy clouds, rainy weather, and a biting wind.

The little wizards shoved and rushed to the car door one after another. They really couldn't bear the cold in the car.

Although it's not much better outside, at least it doesn't give people the feeling of a freezer.

On the dark and small platform, there was a tall black-haired witch in a dark green robe and a Scottish plaid shirt, and a short old man in a dark golden robe.

Gardwin introduced that it was Professor McGonagall and Professor Flitwick, the two deans of Gryffindor and Ravenclaw.

Then, he went to arrange order with them. Those who were still in a coma or suffered heavy mental trauma were immediately sent to the school for treatment.

It is worth mentioning that Dumbledore was not seen.

Eugene couldn't help but recall Gadwin's words. Could it be that he is still suppressing a group of prisoners in Azkaban?

Following behind the crowd, and led by Hagrid, Unieff walked down a steep and narrow slope.

There are dense woods on both sides, and behind him is a brooding Hermione Granger.

Obviously, she was not used to the sudden arrival of an immediate boss, and she also had many doubts.

"I still don't understand." She asked, pulling her hair, "If it's what you said, why have I never seen you in Mansu?"

"On the one hand, the time is different," Unieff said.

Hermione nodded. If the time was misplaced, it would be impossible to see her. She also made an appointment with Miss Dementor, and consciously searched for it so that she could meet all the time.

"And on the other hand?" she asked.

"On the other hand, it's because I don't want to be seen by you either." Yunev said, "My soul form is different from yours, it's a human form."

"A humanoid?" Hermione asked curiously.

"It's the same as I am now." Unieff said, "If you see me, I will be exposed in reality immediately."

"That's right." Hermione nodded, but then said again, "Now, anyway, I already know if I can see you in the Mansion."

She always believed that Mansu should prevail.

"Still not." Eugene refused.

"Why?" Hermione asked suspiciously.

"Because it's a humanoid," he said blankly.

"What happened to the doll?" Hermione looked confused.

Unieff turned his head and glanced at her, and said helplessly, "Did you have any clothes on when you were in Mansu?"

Hermione was stunned, then blushed.

"It doesn't matter if you are an animal, thick hair is natural clothing, but human fur has long since degenerated," said Unieff.

"So you're Chi Chi Chi Chi..." She was so surprised that she even tied her tongue.

"Naked." Eugene gave her a more elegant word.

"Yes, naked." Hermione breathed a sigh of relief and couldn't help lowering her head, but then she raised her head and asked, "But Miss Dementor has a robe..."

Unieff asked, "Isn't the robes of dementors part of their bodies? Do you think they would wear a special piece of clothing to cover their shame?"

Hermione was persuaded again.

"In short, I can't appear naked in front of you, although you are just an otter in Mansu." He concluded, "Even if you don't care, I do."

Hermione nodded, then became furious: "It doesn't matter what you call me, I'm very good at it!"

She kicked the ground in anger, stepped on a rock, and almost fell over.

Yunevo grabbed her sleeve and pulled her with her skillful force.

"If you must prove the truth, I can make an appointment with you to have a few words in the dormitory." He said, "Also, you can also ask Mr. Night Watchman."

Hermione stabilized her body, took a deep breath, and regained her composure: "Okay, when?"

"Let's talk about it." Union said, "I'll find you when the time comes. My authority is higher than yours, and you won't be able to find me."

"I have the right of way through the woodland!" Hermione refused.

"I have it too." Unieff said indifferently, "The two cancel each other out."

"Damn!" Hermione gritted her teeth.

The next second, a loud "Oh!" suddenly erupted from the front.

Yunevo pulled her sleeves and turned a corner, and saw that the narrow path came to an end, and a black lake suddenly opened in front of her eyes, calm and deep.

Looking around, I saw a castle towering with many spires, towering majestically on the high hillside on the other side of the lake.

That's Hogwarts.

"Let's talk on the boat."

"Okay." Hermione nodded.

The two boarded a small boat and stared down at the third person who wanted to come up. After a while, the boat started by itself, making ripples on the lake with waves as flat as a mirror.

Unieff looked up, and the stars in the night sky were twinkling, beautiful and charming.

However, as long as you go back a little, you can see a huge and strange gray cloud pressing down on the sky where it came from. If you listen carefully, you can still hear a little bit of the howl of the wind, the cry of the rain, and the shadows are there Under the gray cloud, in the wind and rain, flying and circling.

"Still refuse to leave?"

"Why won't you leave?"

"Dementors."

Unieff pointed it out to Hermione.

On one side is the splendid starry sky of Hogwarts without dementors, and on the other side is the cold and cold frontier with dementors.

The world seems to be divided into two.

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"Can you tell me about Miss Dementor... Hendraich? You seem to know each other in reality." Hermione asked suddenly.

She wants to know more about Miss Dementor.

"You want to know?" Unieff asked.

"Of course I want to know," said Hermione.

Unieff closed his eyes, and as the boat opened a scar on the lake, the memories that were suppressed somewhere in his heart gradually emerged.

About standing in front of Diagon Alley for a long time, about her asking if the clothes look good, about helping him pick out all kinds of must-have items, about wands and debts...

"Actually, I haven't known her for a long time, mainly because I owe her fourteen gold Galleons..."

He picked up one or two less important things to tell Hermione, and finally mentioned the collapse of the Leaky Cauldron.

Hermione's eyes were red when she heard this, but she suddenly asked, "Why did they blow up the Leaky Cauldron?"

Unieff frowned and said, "Maybe it's because if they don't blow up the Leaky Cauldron, they won't be able to find Indreich. There is a room 13 there, guarded by the Faithful Charm, if Indreich is there If you hide inside, you won't be discovered."

"But if you blow up the whole bar, that room will definitely be destroyed as well."

"But, didn't you say, photo... Hendraich lives in room 12?" Hermione also asked with a frown.

"That may have been someone who put her in room 13 that day." Unieff said, "This person is either someone Dumbledore trusted, or Dumbledore himself..."

After a pause, he continued:

"Everything I don't understand is focused on Dumbledore, I just don't know if I can see him again tonight."