I went to Hogwarts after being spotted by Grindelwald

Sean thought for a while before speaking: "Professor Dumbledore, you should know Mr. Newt Scamander, the author of "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them", right?"

Dumbledore nodded: "Newt also studied at Hogwarts. I taught him at the time. After he left Hogwarts, we have maintained a good friendship. In fact, what I just said,

The person you resemble is Newt."

"Because of magical beasts?"

"Yes, Sean," Dumbledore smiled at him, "In fact, not even Newt can quickly tame an underage fire dragon."

Sean blinked unconsciously. In fact, this was one of his doubts.

The magical animal affinity of 9 points is indeed very high, but he always feels that the effect is a bit too exaggerated. As long as they look at each other, magical animals will be used by him?

If the ability is indeed like this, it is naturally very powerful, but Sean felt a little uneasy.

When he was in Diagon Alley, he also went to the Magical Creatures Shop. Indeed, the toads, cats and other creatures there were very warm and intimate to him, but he had never felt the emotions of those creatures.

I felt it twice in a row today.

And it happened to be that there was a riot in the Forbidden Forest when they were in solitary confinement. This was too much of a coincidence.

Dumbledore seemed to see Sean's confusion. He patted Sean on the shoulder: "It's really not normal. You can realize this, which is good. It shows that you are a careful person."

"Then, Professor, is it because of the riots in the Forbidden Forest, or is it?"

Dumbledore looked in the direction of the Forbidden Forest again: "I'm sorry, Sean, I can't give you an accurate answer. However, I have a small guess."

Dumbledore made a movement of slowly closing his hands: "Whether it is the influence of potions or magic, the reason of those magical animals has been suppressed, just like a spring. Fighting and violence have suppressed the spring of reason.

At the bottom."

Sean held his chin: "You mean, I helped them break free and rebound, so they are particularly close to me?"

"It's not rigorous enough, but the general idea is this." Dumbledore retracted his hand, "When I was casting the spell, I discovered that it is not difficult to wake up those poor little guys, as long as I can open a small hole in their sanity.

, the magical animals can break free on their own.”

Dumbledore looked at Sean with a look of satisfaction: "Newt also has this trait when facing those crazy magical animals, so I think you are very similar in terms of talent."

"Of course, it's more like you are all brave and kind," Dumbledore's expression became increasingly happy, "You didn't give up on Hagrid, but found a way to save him, which is good, very good.

"

Sean smiled slightly, although he felt that Dumbledore was a little too happy.

"Okay, Sean, you're tired tonight. Go back and enjoy your sleep. I have to go too. Oh, by the way, ten points from Ravenclaw for your bravery today." He winked at Sean.

Blinked.

"Thank you, Professor." Sean bowed gracefully, and flames lit up around Dumbledore, and then he disappeared on the spot.

When the sparks disappeared, Sean smacked his lips in envy.

The phoenix is ​​much easier to use than the apparation.

Sean turned around and was about to go back when he saw someone turning back in the direction of Hagrid's hut.

"Professor Kettleburn?" Sean saw the person coming.

Kettleburn stepped on the prosthetic leg and looked unhappy.

"Wallup? Why aren't you leaving yet?" He frowned.

"I just had a few words with Professor Dumbledore and I'm about to go back."

"I said I saw a flash of fire just now. By the way," Kettleburn's wrinkled old face suddenly turned sinister, "Have you seen the principal's phoenix?"

Sean shook his head. From beginning to end, Dumbledore was only surrounded by flames, and the phoenix did not appear.

Kettleburn regretfully hit the ground with his prosthetic leg: "Albus has been hiding his phoenix from me. I just wanted to study it..."

The research you mentioned doesn't seem very serious... Sean sneered.

"By the way, has Hagrid finished everything?" Sean asked casually.

At this point, Kettleburn blew his beard angrily: "That bastard Hagrid said he wanted me to come back to recuperate, but he actually locked me out! He just wanted to study the fire dragon alone!

"

What a passion... Sean still maintained a polite smile. He had not forgotten the identity of the other party, and he still had an egg of a magical animal that had not hatched yet.

The two entered the castle along the covered bridge, and then chatted more and more. Kettleburn didn't care about other things, but he was extremely proud of his knowledge about magical animals.

Sean already liked this kind of thing, and from time to time he used his skills in dealing with those uncles and sincerely flattered them.

By the time they walked to Clock Square, Professor Kettleburn had already fallen in love with this first-year little wizard.

After chatting for a while, Kettleburn stopped without wanting to finish, and said with some regret: "Ravenclaw Tower has arrived, you should go back to bed, Sean."

"Thank you very much for your guidance. If I have time, can I go to you to learn more about magical animals?" Sean looked eager for knowledge.

"Of course, of course, you are always welcome in my office." Kettleburn stroked his beard with satisfaction.

Sean pretended to have a sudden thought again and said casually: "Professor, I forgot which book I saw it in. I was very impressed. Are there eggs of any magical animals, about the size of a head, with green patterns?"

,Oh, there seems to be some fluorescence?"

Kettleburn thought for a moment and said slowly: "Fluorescence? It might be the Welsh Green Dragon, but the size of the eggs is not right...and the eggs of magical animals will also change due to different birth environments, so I don't know.

I'll give you an accurate explanation. You can go back and look for that book, and then come to me."

"I understand, I will trouble you then, Professor."

Although it's a pity that I didn't get an accurate answer, it was also a good gain to get to know Professor Kettleburn.

After saying goodbye, Sean walked towards the tower alone.

When he reached the bottom of the stairs, he suddenly felt the urge to urinate. Looking at the long spiral staircase above his head, Sean decisively walked towards the bathroom at the bottom of the building.

"So far..." Sean unconsciously quickened his pace and came to the turning point next to the bathroom. As he was about to turn, he heard two voices arguing.

The sound came from the direction of the bathroom and was a little blurry, but Sean's brows still frowned.

He had just said goodbye to the owner of one of the voices, and the other voice was also very familiar.