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"Director Scrimgeour, don't worry, I'm coming back this time just to deal with the false accusations made against me by some young people."

Lockhart looked at the serious-faced Auror Director Slintjie in front of him and said with a smile.

At the same time, the surrounding wizards also shouted loudly after hearing this.

"Director Scrimgeour, Professor Lockhart is unjustly accused."

"Yes, look, these are the murderers who framed Professor Lockhart."

"..."

Lockhart heard the voices of wizards around him, and the corners of his mouth curled up.

Then he waved his hand gently to indicate silence, and said to all the wizards: "Don't worry, I believe the Ministry of Magic is fair and will definitely reveal the truth of the matter."

Well, if it's unfair, I'll make it fair, just.

After Scrimgeour heard this, his face was expressionless. As an Auror, he was naturally repelled by Lockhart's behavior that seemed to incite the public.

Even if he knew that this was a pure-blood family's conspiracy.

Lockhart faced Scrimgeour in front of him, pointed to the wizard captives behind him, and continued: "Director Scrimgeour, these wizards behind are all preparing to attack me when I was in Norway."

"It is very possible that he is the mastermind behind this false accusation against me, and he is planning to kill people and silence me."

"Please remember to interrogate, they are the key evidence to reveal the truth."

"But don't let anyone have the opportunity to kill someone and silence them."

After Scrimgeour heard this, he nodded and said in a deep voice: "Okay, Professor Lockhart."

"In this regard, we will send special personnel to conduct guard interrogations, so you can rest assured."

Hearing this, Lockhart nodded to express his understanding.

Scrimgeour said here: "Professor Lockhart, can you come back to the Ministry of Magic with me now?"

As he spoke, Scrimgeour touched the wand on his waist with his right hand, stepped sideways slightly, and made a fighting stance.

The Aurors behind them had, at some point, adjusted their position and formed an encircling posture.

It seemed to be warning Lockhart not to think about escaping.

Seeing this, Lockhart smiled slightly and said, "Of course, Director Scrimgeour, I can't wait to uncover the truth."

"Look who is so anxious to frame me?"

"I just left the UK and arrived in Durmstrang, and I have already started to take action. It is really timely."

At the end of the sentence, there was a hint of emotion in Lockhart's tone.

Astringer didn't say anything. He took out his wand with his right hand, stretched it forward, turned his waist slightly, made an invitation gesture, and said: "Professor Lockhart, please."

"Then you're welcome, Director Scrimgeour." Lockhart nodded and said with a smile.

Then, walk forward.

But... Lockhart had just taken a few steps when he suddenly stopped, causing Scrimgeour to falter and a look of caution on his face.

Lockhart, as if he had thought of something, said apologetically: "Sorry, Director Scrimgeour, there is something about the prisoners that has not been dealt with yet. I want to tell you."

As he spoke, he gently pulled with his right hand, and a dark red magic rope appeared in his hand, pulling the three sheep behind him in front of him.

At the same time, he explained to Scrimgeour on the side: "Sorry, Director Scrimgeour, there were three powerful wizards who wanted to ambush me before."

"However, fortunately, I'm pretty strong. I used my own magic to turn them into sheep to limit their escape."

"The effect is good, but to unlock the magic, I have to solve it myself, otherwise it will be difficult for you to interrogate it."

"Look, should I untie it now, or should I go back to the Ministry of Magic and untie it again."

Scrimgeour was silent for a moment, feeling that these three sheep had no magic fluctuations, just like real sheep.

He took a deep look at Lockhart and said, "Sorry for the trouble, Professor Lockhart. Please go back to the Ministry of Magic and untie it."

Hearing this, Lockhart nodded to show his understanding.

Then, he pulled the rope, pulled the three sheep, and followed Scrimgeour forward.

BAA Baa baa!

The three sheep kept struggling, as if they felt the rope tightening with the pulling, intensifying the pain on their bodies, and they could only make bleating sounds.

The wizards on the side, seeing Lockhart's actions, also looked at the three sheep that kept barking. Various guesses came into their minds, and some even raised their cameras to take pictures.

However, for some reason, a piece of news quietly spread among this group of wizards.

These three sheep were all powerful wizards sent by pure-blood families, but they were captured by Lockhart.

Returning to the Ministry of Magic will free you from the shackles of magic.

.......

Hogwarts, Headmaster's Office.

Moody stood in front of his desk, staring at the gray-haired old man in front of him.

"Alastor, are you sure it's Getler?"

"Also, can Lockhart really tie with Gettler?"

Dumbledore sighed softly and asked.

"Yes, Albus." Moody nodded and said with certainty: "You know the effect of my magic eye and you won't recognize the wrong person."

"And we saw the whole process of the two fighting."

"Although the two did not fight to the death with all their strength, I feel that their strength should be about the same."

"The most important thing is, what's the reason for Grindelwald coming out again? Is it possible that he wants to start another wizarding world war?"

After Dumbledore heard this, he was silent for a moment and said calmly: "Based on my understanding of Gettler, he should have seen something."

"You don't have to worry about this, I'll take care of it."

"Now, please go back to the Ministry of Magic and keep a close eye on the wizards captured by Lockhart."

"Try not to give them the opportunity to do anything or silence them."

In response, Moody nodded, indicating that he understood, hesitated, and asked again: "Albus, what do you think of Professor Lockhart?"

As he said this, he seemed to emphasize again: "The relationship between him and this Squib Parade."

Moody did not elaborate, but the meaning was clear.

Based on his many years of experience, he believed that Lockhart was definitely closely related to the Squib operation.

Even, with Lockhart's ability to open portals over long distances.

You can definitely go to London in person and promote the development of the entire situation.

Dumbledore fell silent after hearing this.

After a while, he did not answer Moody's question, but waved his hand to indicate that he could leave.

In response, Moody didn't say much, but turned and left.

He was full of trust in this old man who had trained him since childhood.

Seeing Moody's leaving figure, Dumbledore closed his eyes slightly and lay on the chair, as if thinking about something.

Moody asked him what he thought about Lockhart. Of course he did, but the question was meaningless.

When Lockhart showed combat prowess comparable to Grindelwald, he also developed the ability to teleport across countries across long distances.

Plus this parade of squibs targeting pureblood families.

It's enough to show that Lockhart doesn't want to wait any longer, and even doing this in front of Moody is warning him through Moody——

If he still doesn't change his mind, then Lockhart is likely to act on his own, or... go it alone.

And the only thing he had to do was not to disturb.

This is the real reason for Dumbledore's silence.

As a top wizard, he is just like Grindelwald and Voldemort.

He has his own ideas and his own concepts.

These ideas are based on his cognition and his will, and cannot be changed by Lockhart's words.

And his philosophy:

Order is more important than anything else!

!

Everything can be done slowly, sacrifices can be made, even he can sacrifice.

But the wizarding world should never be plunged into civil war again.

The wizarding world can't afford to be hurt anymore!

!

The world of the future is not the world of wizards.

The future of wizards lies in...

What he did was to accumulate information for the wizard, not to waste it.