In This Hogwarts Without a Savior

Jon and Hermione were treated very warmly by the Delacour family.

Their trip went very smoothly, and they found Gabri's parents and sister without any setbacks.

Only at the lunch table did they have the opportunity to exchange information with each other.

After the Delacour family escaped from France in an emergency, they first settled in Germany, and then they immediately thought of taking Gabrielle over.

But at that time, Voldemort had completely occupied the entire France, and correctional centers had been set up. France was in chaos, and the Delacour family had no chance to reconnect with any of the relationships they had left in France.

Madam Maxime had also escaped from Beauxbatons by that time. Even if they could contact someone, there was no way to find their little daughter who had turned into a ghost and was entrusted to Hogwarts.

Later, due to the confrontation between Wu Pingxian and Voldemort, Germany became unsafe, and fierce bloodline theorists began to cause chaos everywhere. In desperation, the Delacour family could only continue walking north and came to Denmark. Haining.

They lived there for about half a year, and during that time, the entire Delacour family began to be exposed to Muggle living habits.

The increasingly bad situation in the wizarding world has made them ready. If it really comes to that inevitable point, then their family would rather abandon their identity as wizards and everything related to magic than become Muggles. To be a pureblood slave.

Similarly, even at this time, the family did not give up the idea of ​​​​finding Gabrielle. Mr. Delacour thought of countless ways to reconnect with his previous relationship in France and tried to Can you get some information?

However, that time was just before Wu Pingxian breached the correctional center, during the most intense period of the war. Not only did Mr. Delacour's attempt fail to achieve any results, it also exposed the information that the family was hiding in Haining.

Forced to have no choice but to move for the second time, Mr. Delacour, as the head of the family, finally made up his mind to keep his wife and eldest daughter safe first. He chose to believe Madame Maxime's ability must be able to take good care of Gabrielle.

Then they came to Aarhus, changed their surnames, and settled down completely. Mr. Delacour finally used magic to give the family a false identity that was legal in Muggle society, and then used all the wands of the family to All sealed.

They have begun to understand and get used to Muggle daily life. Even if they were harassed in the past few months, they would always call the police to solve the problem.

And under such circumstances, Jon and Hermione came to the door with Gabrielle.

Jon also made a statement to the Delacour family about what has happened in the wizarding world in the past two years.

From the battle to capture the correctional facility not long after their family made the decision to completely cut off contact with the wizarding world, to the Triwizard Tournament in which only Paris and Beauxbatons were left in France, and finally to the present day Witchcraft The flat line has completely liberated all of France.

Only now did the Delacour family know what happened there just when they had completely lost hope in the magical world.

Gabrielle's father was mortified by this.

He confessed to Jon that he was incompetent. When he encountered such a situation, he could only choose to escape instead of uniting with the people around him to resist.

Jon comforted him that running away was the most correct choice in that situation when the Witch Level Line had not yet been established.

If he really chose to resist at that time, the Delacour family would definitely not be able to create any waves, and the whole family would simply disappear from the world.

The key to the French wizards actually building up the confidence to fight against Voldemort was Dumbledore.

Only with top-notch combat power that could go head-to-head with Voldemort himself, could Wu Pingxian be qualified to challenge the two magical governments of Britain and France at that time.

Jon certainly did not include himself in the events he recounted.

But even if he didn't say anything, Gabrielle, who had wiped away her tears, couldn't rest at all and told her parents and sisters about her experience with Jon when she turned into a ghost.

To be honest, Gabrielle's experience was much more exciting than most Hogwarts students.

When she was still in ghost form, she followed Jon to the North Pole. That trip could be said to be a deep dive into the tiger's den.

It was from her mouth that the Delacours realized that the seemingly harmless young man in front of them was not as peaceful as he appeared.

After talking about everything and having a sumptuous lunch in Draculga, of course the family was going to move back to France.

But there is no need to be so impatient in taking action. They have been living here for a year, and there are still some things to pack. People cannot disappear directly, and interpersonal relationships in Muggle society must be taken care of, so there is no rush. Leave on the same day.

After Jon and Hermione took Gabrielle to find her family, they were in no rush to go back.

It was summer vacation now, and they had never been to Denmark. With the warm invitation of the Delacour family, there was really no problem in staying here for a few days.

So after deciding to stay for two days, Jon first wrote a letter to Dumbledore, informing him that the trip was going well and asking him to help convey the matter to Madam Maxim so that he could rest assured.

As the second largest city in Denmark, Aarhus is also a port city and indeed has many places worth visiting.

The old buildings here are basically in Gothic style, the most famous of which is St. Clemens Cathedral in the city center. This church retains part of the old part from 1197 and passed through in the 15th century. After a major revision, it became a Gothic architectural style. In the 1960s and 1970s, it was repaired and a spire was added.

The people who went out in the afternoon were mainly led by Gabrielle's sister Fleur. She looked like she hadn't seen her sister for a long time and had countless things to talk about, so she led Gabrielle in front, while Jon and Hermione followed. behind them.

"My mother is religious, and I started praying with her before meals when I was in elementary school. But then after I was taken to Hogwarts Castle, I no longer believed in it."

Hermione looked up at the church that was full of traces of time.

"Maybe there really is a god in this world, but there is a high probability that it is not an omnipotent God, but an extremely powerful wizard discovered by Muggles."

Jon also said.

"Actually, I used to wonder why a large number of wizards still have religious habits. After all, if you have a deeper understanding of magic, you will know that the essence of magic we have is the ability to make your wishes come true. , and magic is the source of this ability. Wizards already have this ability, so why do they still believe in a God in this world? I asked this question to my teacher Professor Slughorn at the time , he told me that magic also has boundaries, just like no one can violate Gamp's law of transformation. Even the most powerful wizard cannot transform food out of thin air, or even turn another inedible thing into something edible. . Just because wizards can’t do it, they imagine that Almighty God can do it, so the teachings can be spread in the magical world.”

"And whether you believe in religion or not is not based on whether wizards have extraordinary abilities that Muggles do not have, but on whether individuals have a materialistic worldview that believes that matter determines consciousness. The magic we use obviously breaks this The first law is that magic allows will to change matter, which makes it easier for wizards than Muggles to believe that there is an omniscient and omnipotent God who can control the world through consciousness."

Hermione saw the cross directly in front of the church.

"Perhaps it's because the laws of magic have not been truly discovered? Magic has no consciousness, so it is also a kind of substance. Is it possible that wizards' so-called reliance on will to influence the world is just like Muggles who have mastered the use of tools? The method is the same, but artificially using one substance to change another substance?"

"I seem to have seen someone studying this problem somewhere." Jon pondered.

Before he could figure out the answer, Hermione had already revealed the origin of this conjecture.

"It's in Durmstrang's library. Some of the notes are about proposing various hypotheses like this. This is obviously not a question that a pure wizard can ask."

After hearing her talk about Durmstrang's library, Jon's face showed realization.

Then it's not surprising.

It is not surprising that some strange knowledge appears in Durmstrang, especially since Jon has some inside knowledge of what Grindelwald is doing.

"This is just a conversation between us, but don't let anyone else say it. If any paranoid wizard hears it, there will probably be trouble."

Their conversation was not loud, but because Fleur and Gabrielle were walking in front of them, some of it could be vaguely heard.

But obviously, even if she had been in contact with Muggle society for a while, Fleur couldn't understand these things. She just looked down at Gabrielle with a strange look and asked in a low voice.

"Are they in love? This kind of communication between lovers is really strange."

"no!"

Gabrielle answered loudly and affirmatively, but it was more like a sign of anger.

While Fleur was still wondering why she reacted so violently, an unexpected voice suddenly broke into their chat.

"Professor Green?"

The four of them were stunned by the sudden address. Jon was stunned for a few seconds before he realized that the address was calling him.

He turned to look at the source of the sound. A girl dressed as a nun who had just walked out of the church waved to him with wide eyes.

"Who are you?"

The nun turned her head and whispered a few words to an old nun beside her. Then the old lady, who seemed to be in her seventies or eighties, took a deep look at Jon, then turned and left.

The nun who had received permission trotted happily to Jon's side.

"Helene Rozier, professor, you probably don't have much impression of me, but you should still remember my cousin Daisy, right? I'm only two months younger than her."

Hearing her introduce herself like this, coupled with the title of professor, Jon was sure that she was a student of Durmstrang.

Or should I say former students.

She is only two months younger than Daisy, which means they are at the same level. Now that Daisy has finished the semester of the Triwizard Tournament, she should be a graduate, and so should the girl named Hailin. So true.

It's just that Durmstrang students come to Denmark to become nuns in churches after graduation?

Although Jon is nominally a professor at Durmstrang, he really doesn't know much about the employment options after graduating from this magic school.

Is the choice so wide?

"I feel like you from a long way away, but I don't dare to recognize you. The last time I saw you was on the night of the Triwizard Tournament. I remember that you changed your age due to some magic at that time. It’s only when he was young, I didn’t expect it to change back so quickly.”

Hailin was obviously a very enthusiastic girl. She grabbed Jon's arm without any hesitation and started talking to herself.

Jon was very discerning and pulled his arm out of the arms of the girl who looked like a newly minted nun.

Only then did Hailin seem to notice the other people around her.

The little girl who was glaring at her angrily looked familiar to her. When Gabri was at Durmstrang, she used her ghost identity to run around, and many Durmstrang students did. Get to know her.

As for Hermione, whose expression on her face didn't seem to have changed much. She was still smiling, but her eyes were slightly narrowed. She was even more familiar with it.

As one of the students who followed Veda Rozier to the Hogwarts Castle this year, she certainly knew that this girl with long chestnut hair and a cap on her head was Jon's dance partner at last year's prom.

Only Fleur had never been seen before, but based on her face, which was an enlarged version of Gabrielle, she could guess the relationship between the two with a little effort.

"Professor, are you going on a trip?"

Hailin waved to Gabrielle, Hermione and Fleur and the three of them, and asked with an ambiguous smile on her face.

It could be seen that this Rozier was obviously not as serious as her sister Daisy, and she must be thinking about something rude in her mind, so Jon patted her head politely.

"I'm here to take Gabri to find her family. Don't think that I don't know what you are thinking. You think that you will be the same after you come out of Durmstrang, right?"

It is also rare for Jon to use his status as a professor to teach someone a lesson. The main reason is that Durmstrang's students are almost all Grindelwald's followers. They have basically recognized Jon's identity as a professor, especially among the top three. After the competition.