Hogwarts Outsider

"Yugadim Leviosa!"

In mid-air, Matthew, who hurriedly pulled out his wand, screamed.

I don't know if this spell has worked. In short, Matthew only felt dizzy, and then he lost consciousness.

...

I don't know how long it took, Matthew Wickfield opened his eyes again.

What caught my eye was an old, handsome and familiar face.

"Principal Grindelwald..." Matthew said weakly.

A strong red light suddenly sprayed from the end of Grindelwald's "old magic wand" and poured into Matthew's body.

For a while, Matthew suddenly felt his body regained his strength.

"A very timely floating spell, Mr. Wickfield!" Gellert Grindelwald put away his wand, and at the same time commented: "Although there is a slight deviation in usage... If you hold the wand upright Aim at the ground, there is a high probability that you will be unscathed..."

"...Of course, it's good overall." Grindelwald continued: "Otherwise, if you fall directly from such a high place, you have to stay in the school hospital for at least a week...Considering that Poppi seems to be injured, too, Then maybe you will miss two to three weeks of classes."

Matthew nodded humbly.

Just witnessed the true power of Gellert Grindelwald.

He is now as clever as a little sheep.

While bowing his head properly, he sneaked around around him.

On the surface of the Black Lake, the previous huge spherical water prison has disappeared...Five statues, except for the statue of the griffin head beast, have also left...Even the ones that fell off the castle because of the battle The broken pieces have now returned to their original positions.

Everything is restored as before.

"Principal Grindelwald, that witch... is she dead?" Matthew plucked up courage and asked in a low voice.

"Death is not the cruel punishment, Mr. Wakefield." Grindelwald said with a smile: "But I can assure you that she will never retaliate against Hogwarts or you..."

Matthew nodded somewhat faintly.

The principal lowered his head and looked at his watch.

"Has it been eight!" He seemed to be talking to himself, and he seemed to be talking to Matthew again: "In a quarter of an hour, the Aurors will come to Hogwarts!"

He lightly waved his magic wand, and the statue of the griffin head flew to his side again.

Grindelwald first walked on the back of the Griffin Head.

"Let's meet Edward Troca for the last time, Mr. Wickfield?" He turned around and glanced at Matthew. "I heard him say that you are his most admired student."

"Yeah!" Matthew nodded with a serious look.

Then he jumped on the back of the Griffin Head Beast.

...

This is a very strange way of flying, standing on a statue and flying.

And Matthew was very restrained along the way, afraid to move, for fear of accidentally bumping into the principal beside him.

They flew quietly to the upper floors of the castle... Grindelwald stretched out a hand and counted the windows that flashed quickly in front of him.

"We are here!" he said suddenly.

The statue of the griffin head at the foot slowed down, and then they stopped. It's just that the statue is still flapping its wings, maintaining a volley posture.

Through the window in front of him, Matthew saw Professor Troka who was being held inside.

He quickly reached out and tapped the window glass quickly.

Troca raised his head, there were several scars on his face, his face had never been so pale before, and his mouth opened wide.

"Be careful!" Principal Grindelwald said, and he waved his hand.

The whole window was opened instantly.

"Matthew..." Professor Troca glanced at Matthew, then focused on the principal: "Master Grindelwald...You actually..."

His voice trembled a little.

"Thanks for your hard work, Edward!" Gellert Grindelwald bent down and hugged the vampire. His voice was a bit heavy: "I'm sorry, you have suffered such a great grievance during this period... You need to make you bear the "crimes" that do not exist... I'm so sorry, my friend..."

"No! No! No!" The vampire shook his head again and again: "I've long been used to it, Master Grindelwald...it is my honor to be able to serve you...you can come here to save me personally tonight, and even more so My supreme honor..."

If it weren't for the vampire who couldn't cry, he would have been crying.

"Edward!" Grindelwald said in a low voice, "I'm afraid you have to thank Wakefield, if it weren't for his appearance... I'm afraid I would have to watch you enter Azkaban and have a nightmare. Like time..."

"Really, Matthew!" Professor Troca turned around and glanced at Matthew with some surprise: "Thank you very much... It seems that my time at Hogwarts for half a year is not a waste of time. Up!"

"What do you mean, Professor... Could it be that Professor Troka can't clear his grievances!" Matthew frowned slightly, and he whispered innocently: "Professor Troka is innocent, and he did not hurt him. anyone……"

The vampire's gaze shifted to Matthew, a smile suddenly appeared on his face, and then he shook his head:

"You don't understand, Matthew... The wizarding world has a deep prejudice against vampires like us. What's more, I did **** the blood of Mr. Weasley and Mr. Finley, and I did attack Pomfrey. lady……"

The former transfiguration class teacher sighed: "I am afraid that the witch has been wiped out by Lord Grindelwald, and her curse will also disappear. When Mr. Weasley and Mr. Finleyre wake up, they will initiate on me as soon as possible. Accusation. Such a conclusive accusation, if Professor Grindelwald insists on doing something, it will cause him a lot of trouble... Don't worry about me, I'm actually used to it!"

"Professor Troca." Matthew Wick Felton was silent.

Then ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ he said with a serious face: "You are a very, very good teacher of transfiguration!"

"The same goes for you, Matthew. You are a very good student!" Professor Troka said with a smile.

...

"In five minutes, the Aurors are coming!" Grindelwald looked at his watch again.

"Thank you very much for giving me a chance to be a teacher, Lord Grindelwald..." The vampire had better glance at the principal of Hogwarts.

"You will have such an opportunity in the future, Edward!" Grindelwald hugged Troca for the last time: "Good luck!"

"Good luck to you too, Lord Grindelwald...Of course, and little Matthew!"

The vampire Edward Troca stepped onto the statue of the griffin head outside the window.

Soon, he could no longer be seen.

PS: There will be updates later, you can get up tomorrow morning to watch it.