My Black Magic Is Too Good, It Can Be Automatically Whitened

Dunn also did not expect to "meet" Voldemort's future pet Nagini under such circumstances.

But right now, he's more concerned about something else.

"She has become a snake forever?"

"Not yet. Every month she has half a day to change back to a human form, but the time for her to change back to a human form is getting shorter and longer, and the interval is getting longer and longer. According to this trend, after a year you say that the situation will be It will happen, even faster."

Dumbledore glanced at Dunn, who looked unresponsive.

"So you can tell me now, what did she say when she met Moody?"

Dunn's expression became a little weird.

"Professor, are you sure you want to know?"

Dumbledore had guessed that that might not be a good word, but couldn't help but wonder.

Dunn shrugged.

"She kindly greeted the professor and your family!"

At this moment, the expression on Dumbledore's face was wonderful.

But then it returned to normal, as if nothing had happened, and it was not embarrassing to even change the subject.

"Let's get back to Nagini, forgot to tell you, that's her name."

"Professor how did you know a Melodyggs?"

"It starts with the year you were born. If I remember correctly, your birthday should be December 31, 1927, exactly one year away from your brother Tom, right?"

"That's right."

"Well, it's the turn of the protagonist of the story. You must have guessed that, yes, it's Gellert!"

There was a look of reminiscence in Dumbledore's eyes.

"In early 1926, Gellert joined a group of European wizards to do a big thing in Sicily. The Corleone family was destroyed overnight, and only your father escaped."

"This incident shocked the entire European wizarding world, and at the same time caused the anger of the entire pure-blood wizard family. For this reason, Gellert had to leave North America to avoid the limelight."

"Soon Gellert has a new target, the North American Magical Congress."

"At the end of 1926, Gellert disguised as North American Magical Congress Security Secretary Percival Graves, tried to subvert the North American Magical Congress, and was eventually stopped by a student from Hogwarts. Gellert himself was also blocked by North American Magical Congress. The Magic will be caught and put in jail."

"The hero who stopped Gellert is very familiar to you, the author of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Newt Scamander, who is also Professor Scamander's younger brother."

"But unfortunately, just a few days before your brother Tom was born, Gellert escaped from New York and escaped back to Europe, this time in Paris."

"I entrusted Newt to find out the truth and stop Gellert's conspiracy. This time, the British Ministry of Magic also sent people to arrest Gellert, and it was Professor Scamander who led the team."

"Four months before you were born, Gellert gathered believers at the Father Lachaise Cemetery. Professor Scamander led the Aurors to arrest them. I didn't expect that it was a trap set by Gellert. Many Aurors were there. died in battle, including Scamander's fiancée."

"After that, Gellert disappeared for a long time. I suspected that he was secretly developing power in various European countries. When he reappeared, that is, the time we met on the Knights bus, I learned that he was in the dark. Appeared near the forest, so I rushed over and wanted to talk to him."

"We've talked about the outcome of this meeting on the train."

Having said this, Dumbledore suddenly became serious.

"Dunn, you're a smart kid, so I don't want to hide some things from you. Gellert appeared in Paris because of a prophecy!"

Dunn frowned.

Another prophecy!

The future Voldemort ran to kill Harry Potter because of a prophecy, but was killed by a wave of counterattacks.

In fact, there are three boys who meet the conditions of the prophecy, besides Harry Potter and Neville Longbottom.

A lot of times Dunn thinks that if Voldemort had chosen to kill Neville, he might have broken that prophecy.

So Dunn came to a conclusion.

All prophecies are pits!

Luckily Dumbledore didn't know what Dunn was thinking at the moment, and it would be very hurt if he knew.

Because this prophecy is about him and the Dark Lord Greenwald.

"I met Gellert the year I was about to graduate from Hogwarts, but Gellert was young but already talented, and he was a gifted prophet."

"We became extremely close friends at the time, and Gellert cherished the relationship, so he used his talent to make a prediction about my relationship with him."

"The prophecy says that there is a boy who will kill me or one of them. The power of the other side is beyond our control."

Dumbledore's story wasn't finished yet, but Dunn had clearly noticed a strong smell of "dog blood".

He wanted to ask Dumbledore if there was still a lightning scar on the boy's head?

Clearly Dumbledore was lying, the prophecy wasn't about a boy.

However, in Paris in 1927, Greenwald did find a boy and successfully persuaded him to join his camp, so Dunn can't immediately dismantle Dumbledore now.

"What does this have to do with Nagini?"

"Nagini was the boy's companion. The two escaped from a circus together and came to Paris together to help the boy find his life experience. When Gellert bewitched the boy, Nagini tried his best to dissuade him from doing this. Yes, but the boy didn't listen."

"After that battle, Gellert took the boy, and Nagini was rescued by Newt and Theseus, and followed them back to Hogwarts, and Nagini agreed to stay in the Forbidden Forest. She hopes to find a way to lift the blood curse, and if the boy reappears, she hopes to persuade him to leave Gellert."

Dunn glanced at Dumbledore.

"So that boy showed up?"

Dumbledore's eyes sparkled.

"Not yet, but I have found a way to lift the blood curse!"

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Yes, this is the testimonials!

It's finally on the shelves, and it's time for the big guys to show their skills and mobilize their banknotes.

Fei Lu doesn't seem to have a particularly outstanding HP novel yet. The genre is indeed niche, but I believe that readers are not niche.

I will try to make this book fit the taste of Philo while maintaining the taste of HP.

For the poor author, winning the code is happy, and losing the brick work!

This year's bricks are particularly hot, so I urge you to give your little brother a hand!

In the end, I still want to thank all the big brothers who have supported this book since its publication. I wish you all the same luck as you drink the Flux every day. Good luck and good luck follow! *