Harry Potter and the Legend of the Temple

Louis, Hermione and others are preparing for Hagrid's trial.

But it's actually more difficult than they imagined. First of all, after all, this is an incident where magical animals hurt people, and they are at an absolute disadvantage. Secondly, the Malfoy family has a large business and a powerful position in the Ministry of Magic, which makes their trial even more difficult7.

"We've got to find some magical animals that hurt people and successfully get the case dismissed."

In the library, Hermione slapped a lot of information that she had compiled on the table, which even included incidents of gryphons hurting people in the 1990s.

"Hermione, I think this is useless." Louis looked at the piles of information and couldn't help but shook his head, "What we need to deal with now is Malfoy. It's not that Buckbeak is harmless. If it's just to prove If Buckbeak is innocent and there are no effective measures to deal with Malfoy, there is still no way to save him."

Buckbeak's case is special and cannot be compared with ordinary magical beasts incidents. Lucius Malfoy would not give Hagrid a chance to explain, and then all the prepared remarks would become nonsense.

"What should we do?"

"Perhaps, we need someone more authoritative to explain this matter." Louis pondered, and then his eyes caught the "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" book.

"Yes!" Louis shouted. He took out the book and read it. While they were thinking about the solution, they forgot that there was such a person.

"What, Louis?" Hermione showed a strange look at his behavior. When Louis said that he wanted to find someone with authority, the first thing she thought of was Dumbledore. But he didn't look like their dear principal.

He flipped through the book to Hermione. She took it and saw the author's introduction:

Newt Scamander, a famous British magizoologist, almost single-handedly established the Werewolf Registry in 1947. However, he said that he was most proud of the "Prohibition of Experimentation" that was passed in 1965. "Feed for Purpose" command. This ban effectively stopped the creation of new, untameable animals in Britain. Mr. Scarman once worked for the Fire Dragon Research and Restriction Bureau and had many opportunities to travel to foreign lands. During this period, he collected a large amount of information for his world-best-selling work "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them".

Due to Newt Scamander's contribution to the study of magical animals, that is, magical zoology, he was awarded the title of Second Class Magician of the Order of Merlin in 1979. Mr Scamander, now retired, lives in Dorset, England, with his wife Tina Goldstein and his three pet cats, Hobie, Millie and Moller.

"Newt Scamander? That famous magizoologist?" Hermione was well-read, so she naturally knew who this Newt was.

"But would he be willing to help us? After all, he is just a zoologist after all."

"You'll know if you try it." Louis winked at her and started writing a letter.

Louis is so confident. On the one hand, he knows that Newt has the deepest understanding of magical animals. On the other hand, Newt, as the former Chief of Staff of the Department of Magical Beasts, has absolute influence in the Ministry of Magic, and the hippogriff is also I have a mysterious connection with him.

After doing all this, Louis put the letter on Furla's feet and stuffed it with a large piece of ferret meat, and then it flew into the air with satisfaction.

Dorset is quite far away from Hogwarts, and Louis doesn't expect to receive a reply immediately after receiving it. After Draco Malfoy stayed in the school hospital for three days, he finally appeared in everyone's sight.

His right arm was bandaged and he looked like he had just been through a big fight. Still showing off his power in front of Slytherin students.

"It's really disgusting." Harry and Ron both couldn't stand his behavior and turned their heads away silently and ignored him.

"Hey, have you heard about it? It's about Sirius Black." Ginny happily placed the Daily Prophet on the table.

The title line contains shocking black characters: Traces of Blake discovered!

"Sirius Black was seen in Hogsmeade, but when people from the Ministry of Magic arrived, he had already run away." Hermione read out the words on the newspaper.

"Ministry of Magic officials speculate that Black attempted to enter Hogwarts."

"Why did Black come to Hogwarts?" Harry wondered.

"Well... maybe it's you, Harry." Ron guessed, "Think about it, he is the most loyal subordinate of the mysterious man, and you are the target of the mysterious man."

"You-Know-Who has too many targets, Ron." Hermione said to Ron, "And there is Dumbledore in Hogwarts, and Black is not stupid enough."

"But how did Black escape the dementors?" Ginny asked distressedly.

This problem is not only troubled by Ginny, but also by all wizards in Britain except Louis. That is Azkaban, which is guarded by more than two hundred dementors.

Lewis did not participate in their discussion. He stared at the Daily Prophet. Since someone had seen it in Hogsmeade, it meant that Sirius had not left Hogsmeade village. Maybe he had to go to Hogsmeade. De contacted Sirius in advance.

In the past few days, one of the more irritable people is Snape, because in the third-year Defense Against the Dark Arts class, Neville's Boggart turned into Snape, and he also had him dress up as a woman. Let Snape make a fool of himself in front of everyone.

So much so, that after the Potions class in the past few days, he has been deducting points from Gryffindor students like crazy without mercy.

"It's already thirty points. Thirty points have been deducted for one class. This is obviously public revenge."

"Okay, Ron, this is the kind of person Snape is." Louis wouldn't care, if he didn't know that Severus was a good person.

Ron was still chattering, but luckily the owl package flew in just in time and blocked his mouth.

"Louis, it's Fulla." Hermione poked Louis on the shoulder. He raised his head and saw the gray owl flying in front of him.

"Thank you, little one." Louis touched Furla's feathers and opened the letter at her feet.

"Mr. Scamander has agreed to help us solve the Buckbeak problem. He said that he is very happy to see that there are young wizards who are determined to protect magical creatures that are about to become extinct."

"Just what?" Hermione and others were a little flustered when they heard Louis' turn.

"It's just that his tone seems to know me and is very familiar with me, which is quite strange."