Elemental Wizards at Hogwarts

Dumbledore couldn't help but frown as soon as he led Charles into the pub. The reason was simple. Although the original Pig's Head pub looked dilapidated and even dirty.

But Aberforth was still operating normally, but when the two entered the tavern, it was obvious that Aberforth had not been running his own tavern for a long time.

The chair that was upside down on the table was covered with spiders, and spiders had spun a large web on the chair legs and the table. Even Aberforth himself, smelling of alcohol, was leaning against the bar with a bottle of Firewhiskey in his arms.

Seeing the two people coming in, Aberforth burped and looked at them with an unkind expression, "Young boy Charles, you'd better give me a perfect explanation. Otherwise, I don't think it's you or you."

This bastard teacher can’t even think of walking out of this tavern intact!”

Charles pinched his nose in disgust and looked at Aberforth who was drunk at the bar. He looked at Dumbledore next to him and asked helplessly, "Seriously, teacher, there is a way to make the environment here better."

One o'clock, and then let this debt-collecting drunkard sober up?"

After hearing what Charles said, Dumbledore frowned slightly, then smiled helplessly and replied, "Yes, yes, but I believe the person at the bar will never like me to do anything."

After hearing Dumbledore's explanation, Aberforth slowly raised his eyelids and glanced at Dumbledore, "You are somewhat self-aware."

After saying that, without waiting for the two of them to react, he took out his wand and waved it.

Ciel swore that magic was so miraculous whenever he looked at it. Under Aberforth's command, the dust in the room gathered into a ball and flew out from the open window, and the chairs on the table were like soldiers.

Likewise, he jumped off the table, set his position, and obediently entered under the table to wait for his next guest.

In just a short while, the originally depressing and dirty environment became clean and tidy. Aberforth burped and then continued.

"Okay, I have fulfilled your second request, boy Charles, hurry up and pay the reward you should pay!"

Charles glanced helplessly at Dumbledore. Dumbledore could only quietly take out a bottle of potion from his arms and secretly give it to Charles, indicating that Charles would drink it for Aberforth to sober up.

If he gave it to him, Dumbledore believed that Aberforth would not drink it even if he was beaten to death.

Charles reluctantly complied, and Aberforth, who had sobered up a lot after drinking the potion, stopped his drunken behavior and regained his sanity.

After looking at Dumbledore with disgust, the three of them found a fairly large table in the tavern and sat down. Charles looked at the two old men in front of him and sighed helplessly.

"The reward I give you is very simple, the Resurrection Stone! It allows you to see your deceased relatives!"

As soon as Ciel finished speaking, the eyes of the two Dumbledores burst out with astonishing light! Feeling the increasingly violent elements and magic in the air, Ciel had no doubt that if he wanted to say no now, what would happen to the people in front of him?

These two old people can survive themselves.

Even calling his other teacher Grindelwald over might not be able to stop the two old men in front of him.

A drop of cold sweat flowed from Ciel's forehead, and he looked at the two old men in front of him despite the pressure. "But! Listen to me, you two, I have a condition! That is, you two must use the Resurrection Stone together!"

As soon as Charles finished speaking, Aberforth shouted, "With him? Impossible!"

Charles looked at Aberforth seriously, "No, I think I'm not joking. Even if you don't want to, this is my condition of use. What's more, you two brothers have been like this for almost a century. Do you really think so?"

Do you want to be like this for the rest of your life?"

After hearing what Charles said, the two Dumbledores lowered their heads like children who had done something wrong. Charles looked at the two of them and finally sighed and did not continue.

After everyone relaxed for a while, Charles then looked at the two old people opposite him and said, "First of all, what I want to tell you is that the so-called resurrection stone does not really resurrect people, it just can

Temporarily summons back the soul of the deceased, I think you should know this."

As Ciel's words fell, the two old men nodded solemnly. Ciel felt relieved and took out the resurrection stone that he had hidden for a long time from the small bag around his neck and threw it on the table.

The two old men's breathing became heavy almost as soon as Charles threw the Resurrection Stone. Neither of them spoke, they both stared at the diamond-shaped red gem on the table.

Charles didn't say anything else. He just stood up and walked slowly to the door. Then he paused as if he remembered something, and then continued.

"You two only have one hour, teacher, Mr. Dumbledore. I hope you still remember what you promised me just now."

After saying that, Charles opened the door and walked out without hesitation. He stared blankly at the quiet door for a long time, but no sound came out.

After a long time, Charles talked for a while again, took out his wand and casually conjured a temporary suspension sign, which he hung at the door of the Pig's Head Bar, and then he slowly left.

Ciel is going to the post office in Hogsmeade to find an owl to write a letter to Grindelwald. Ciel doesn't know if doing this will repair the relationship between the two brothers, so he needs to be prepared for everything.

The only person named Dumbledore in the world who can comfort him is the man named Gellert Grindelwald.

Well, comfort in every sense of the word, after all, letting Aberforth lose his mind and let it out can be considered a kind of comfort in a strict sense, Ciel thought with a bit of mischievousness as he touched his chin.

As for what happened in the tavern, Charles swore that he was not interested in it, nor did he want to be interested. Whether in his previous life or in this life, Charles was very lucky to have a happy family.

The painful history of the Dumbledore family, along with the changes in the relationship between Charles and Dumbledore, has always affected Charles's heart.

After all, Ciel had sworn from the beginning that since he was here, as a person who hates tragedy, Ciel would definitely do his best to save them.

If he were to find a word to describe the old man who was like the sun shining on Harry's life based on the content in the previous life movie, the only word that Ciel could think of was loneliness.

Fortunately, there is still Charles in this world, and it just so happens that Charles wants the old man not to be so lonely.