Mastering Thunder from Hogwarts

After preparing dinner, Augusta came out and saw that the two of them were getting along so harmoniously. He smiled happily and quickly invited them to come over for dinner.

After dinner, Anduin played with little Neville for a while. When Neville was tired from playing, he personally put Neville to bed before returning to his room.

In the following days, Anduin lived peacefully, helping Augusta with work every day and playing with little Neville for a while. His life was quite comfortable.

But a few days later, Augusta found him.

"I'm going to see Frank and Alice tomorrow. Come with me. You haven't seen them for a long time." Augusta said.

"Yeah." Since Anduin moved in, he has been wanting to propose to Augusta to visit the two of them, but he was a little hesitant because of her feelings. Now that Augusta brought it up first, Anduin naturally

Agree immediately.

Then Anduin seemed to think of something again and said: "What should I do about Neville? Do I want to take him with me? Will this..."

Augusta knew what Anduin meant and explained: "Tomorrow a nephew of mine, Alger, will come over. He is Frank's cousin and Neville's uncle. He will take care of Neville for us. Now let Neville know

It’s too early for this.”

Seeing that Augusta had already made arrangements, Anduin nodded with relief.

The next day, Augusta and Anduin packed their bags and went to St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Maladies.

The Longbottoms were placed in the Janus Hitch ward on the fifth floor of the hospital. It is said that such a strange name was given in memory of Janus Hitch, who faked his own death in 1973 by pretending to be eaten by a Voldemort bat.

, only patients whose brains have been permanently damaged by the curse will be placed here.

This ward is a closed ward, and the door is usually locked. Today was no exception. Augusta found Meliam Straw, the therapist in charge of this ward, and asked her to help.

The two opened the door.

"Frank and Alice have been very stable recently and very well-behaved." Therapist Straw said as he opened the door.

Well-behaved? Looking at the kind-faced therapist, Anduin felt that her choice of words was very special. It was not until he saw the two of them that Anduin understood why the therapist used the word well-behaved to describe him.

Frank and Alice looked very different from before. A few strands of white hair appeared on both of their heads, and their eyes were dull, without the energy of the past.

"Candy, I want some candy." Frank saw someone coming in and quickly stretched out his hand to ask for it.

"Okay, good boy, I'll treat you to some sizzling honey candies today." Therapist Straw skillfully took out a few candies from his jacket pocket and coaxed to Frank.

Alice next to her turned her head and glanced at everyone, then turned her head and looked out the window, counting the people passing by.

After the therapist comforted him like a child, Frank finally calmed down, then nodded from Augusta and Anduin, turned around and left the ward.

Augusta glanced at Anduin, nodded to him, then stepped forward skillfully and took Frank's hand and said a few words. Then he wanted to tell him to eat less sugar like a child, and checked again.

Although the hospital nurses took good care of their daily necessities, bed sheets and clothing, as a mother, she still checked them over and over again as a habit.

Anduin also came to the two of them and spoke a few words with them, but neither Frank nor Alice responded. One was like a child and only wanted candy, while the other was looking out the window blankly.

"Mrs. Longbottom, there is something I would like to ask your permission for." Anduin hesitated and said to Augusta.

"Why are you being polite to me? Just tell me what you have to say." Augusta responded, combing Alice's hair.

"I want to check their memory. I know it may be difficult, but I still want to try to see if I can cure them."

"Hey." Augusta sighed, "I know your good intentions, but when they first got into trouble, Dumbledore checked for them personally, and even he couldn't do anything about it. I don't think you need it in vain.

What a waste of time.”

"I know my abilities are limited now, but I'm still young. Just because I can't do something now doesn't mean I won't be able to do it in the future. And..." Anduin paused, "I promised Neville that I would bring his parents back for him.

."

Seeing Anduin's persistence, Augusta fell into deep thought, but nodded after a while.

Maybe this young man would have a solution, and she might have a little bit of luck in her heart.

After receiving Augusta's permission, Anduin nodded, walked up to Frank and said, "Frank, I'm Anduin. I might be a little offended next."

Then Anduin held Frank's slightly confused face in his hands and activated 'Legilimency'.

He was very careful when using this magic. The thoughts did not rush through his mind very violently, but slowly and deeply explored Frank's thinking.

But in his unique magical perspective, all memory fragments will become one or a series of memory bubbles, and fragmented memories are floating like fragments, while Frank's thinking is like a fragmented ruins, occasionally fragmented.

Memory fragments appeared in his field of vision, but they could not unfold the complete memory fragments.

Ever since Anduin used 'Legilimency', his expression has become more and more solemn. The fundamental reason is that Frank's thinking is too strange.

It's not that Frank's memory is too fragmented or confusing. If that's the case, as long as you are willing to spend time, you can still piece it together bit by bit.

The strangest thing about Frank's mind is that he has so few memories!

The thinking space of a normal person is like a village. It may be tall or short, and there must be more or less houses. Even if the village is destroyed, there must be some ruins on it.

But in Frank's thinking space, although he can occasionally see some ruin-like memory fragments, they are too rare compared to ordinary people.

"It seems like the problem lies deeper?" Anduin then thought.

Immediately afterwards, Anduin controlled his magical vision to explore the depths of Frank's thinking space. As he went deeper, the frequency of memory fragments finally increased.

In this thinking space with no way to identify the direction, Anduin saw the memory fragments like seeing a lighthouse. In his constant exploration, he gradually moved towards the direction with more memory fragments.

Finally, after a long period of exploration, Anduin found the problem, but the sight that appeared in his magical vision was too shocking.