Harry Potter and the Temple of Tales

"You want the truth?"

Lewis looked at Smith's face. His unyielding eyes looked at Lewis provocatively, as if to see if he dared to speak.

"It's very simple. The truth is that Voldemort is back in time." Louis spread his hands.

"But you should know that there were no witnesses at the time." Smith interrupted, "Things without evidence cannot be said to be the truth."

"You want witnesses, fine." Louis clapped his hands, and the other students didn't know what he was doing.

"Louis?"

Even Harry didn't know where Louis' witnesses came from. There were no other students present in the cemetery at that time.

There was silence, and just when Louis was about to make a fool of himself in front of everyone, a little girl talked and broke the awkwardness of the scene.

"Are you forcing me to be exposed?"

Everyone turned their heads in the direction of the sound, and were surprised to find that the person making the sound was actually a little girl.

The girl is relatively low-key and looks no more than 12 or 13 years old, but her eyes and somewhat calm personality are not at all what a little girl should have.

She touched the ring on her hand and walked forward, giving him a resentful look with her little eyes. Then she motioned for everyone to stand aside, then she put one hand on the ring and slowly closed her eyes.

After a few seconds, there was a clicking sound from the ring, and just when everyone was confused, a burst of dazzling breath spewed out.

With a light black light, a violent black mist gradually formed in the air. Several students retreated one after another. They didn't know what the sudden appearance of the foreign object was.

After the black mist circled in the air, it stopped in the center of a circle formed by everyone, and a human head flashed out of the mist.

That was exactly what a noseless bald head looked like when he was just resurrected. His whole body slowly walked out of an exploding pot. That scene-like scene made everyone present take a breath, including the timid girl.

He even shouted out.

Voldemort's fear of wizards was too great.

"This is the truth you want." Louis said, "I recorded the scene through magic and sealed it in the ring."

"But what about the details?" Smith was trembling but still persevering, "How do we know whether you forged this clip?"

"That's all you need to know."

Louis patted Elise on the shoulder and asked her to take these things back.

"The reason why Dumbledore doesn't tell you more is because the more he knows, the more dangerous it will be for you. You don't have the strength to deal with these things now. Even against ordinary dark wizards, they will deal with you just like picking up a piece of paper.

Simple."

"But that's not what the Ministry of Magic said."

"If you only believe in the Ministry of Magic, you can go back now." Louis responded unceremoniously, "Just like Hermione said, we established this organization to enable more people to learn true

With magic, one day in the future, when disaster really strikes, you will have enough strength to protect yourself, your friends and family around you."

"Rather than what the Ministry of Magic advocates, they are telling a lie, a beautiful dream, a dream completely based on an ideal utopia, but I can tell you clearly that the real disaster is more terrifying than the resurrection of Voldemort. We need

What we face is not only Voldemort and Death Eaters, but also a greater conspiracy hidden behind him."

"A bigger conspiracy? More dangerous than the mysterious man?"

Everyone started talking, but they had to admit that Louis' words really moved them, and the bigger conspiracy he mentioned was the first time even Harry, Hermione and Ron had heard of it.

"Okay, then." Seeing that no one interrupted, it was time for Hermione to take over, "As I just said, if you want to learn Defense Against the Dark Arts, we should plan how to learn it, where to learn it, and how often.

A meeting?”

"Wait a minute, I have a question." It's Zares Smith again, "If we want to learn, who should we learn from?"

Everyone present had this doubt, but soon, they all turned their attention to Harry.

As the most well-known person in the school, Harry's achievements are obvious to everyone, especially Colin, the biggest Harry fan, who can tell everything about his events in the past few years.

"No, I can't." Harry quickly refused, "You know, it's not my fault alone."

"But you know the Patronus Charm, right?" One of the girls said timidly, "I heard what my aunt said. She was at your hearing."

"Yes, but..."

"Also, Harry protected the Philosopher's Stone from that man." Neville said excitedly, "Four years ago..."

"Not to mention, last year I fought against a fire dragon alone..."

"Listen, everyone." Harry raised his hand, "I admit that those things were all done by me, but they are definitely not my fault alone. The Philosopher's Stone thing was purely a fluke. If it weren't for Hermione and Ron, I would have

I don’t even know if I can come back, and the Patronus Charm was completed with the help of others, and I was not the only one who passed it with the fire dragon present."

"So, I think that since we have to choose a teacher to teach us, we must choose the most powerful one." Harry said, "In terms of Defense Against the Dark Arts, I think Louis can fill this position better than me."

Louis felt baffled when Harry called his name. He looked at the trio with expressions that seemed to have been planned for a long time.

Good guy, I feel like I've been tricked again.

"You mean him?" Smith pointed to the junior fellow who was slightly smaller than him, "You're kidding, Potter."

"I'll give you a suggestion." Ron interrupted him rudely, "Why don't you shut up that stinky mouth of yours and stay away from my sister."

Zarais blushed. Facing the aggressive Ron and looking at the unkind look from Ginny, he obediently shut his mouth.

"I have no objection. I believe in Wiggins' strength."

The first one to stand up was Qiu Zhang. Her appeal was quite powerful at least on the Ravenclaw side.

"I support it too." The second person to come out was Ernie McMillan, "Don't forget, everyone, Wiggins has experience as a professor."

It is undeniable that this professor title was awarded by Dumbledore himself.

Naturally, the Gryffindors would not refuse. As a result, most people expressed their approval. Zarais Smith folded his hands on his chest and said nothing.

At this point, Louis didn't even have a chance to refute. Although he was not very willing, there was one sentence that Harry was right about. If they want to learn, they must choose the best person to teach them.