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

Dumbledore had clearly thought about it, and even Newt-Scamander's box had been prepared for it.

This is not good news for Dunn, which means he has no chance to retrieve Nagini's memory for the time being.

Although Dunn could also lie to Dumbledore that Nagini was unwilling to leave the Forbidden Forest.

But on the one hand, this is not in line with common sense, and on the other hand, it is not necessary.

Dumbledore wants to solve the blood curse on Nagini, and must turn to Dunn for help.

Dunn will have a chance to remove Nagini alone.

After relaying Dumbledore's idea to Nagini, Nagini readily agreed.

Even though he is accustomed to living in the forbidden forest in the form of a snake, Nagini still yearns for a human life.

Dumbledore took out the box, opened it and Nagini slipped into it himself.

After all this, the two returned to Hogwarts Castle on broomsticks.

After going down the tower, the two separated.

Dunn returned to the dormitory to find that Hagrid had woken up.

The little giant was sitting beside the bed, apparently waiting for Dunn to come back.

"Thanks Merlin, you're finally back, how is Moody?"

Dunn didn't hide it.

"I was called to his office by Professor Dumbledore, who told me that Moody was fine and you could see him tomorrow morning.

Hagrid was relieved.

Originally he wanted to ask more about Moody's situation, but seeing that Dunn was a little sleepy, he had to hold back.

Dunn didn't lie to Hagrid, and they met Moody in the auditorium at breakfast the next day.

Moody was surrounded by Gryffindor students of different ages, and everyone was very curious about Moody's experience last night.

As Dunn and Hagrid passed by, they heard Moody vividly describing to the crowd how he cooperated with the gamekeeper against the unidentified attackers.

Moody keeps claiming that he fired at least ten spells on the attacker, but according to Dunn, all the spells Moody has mastered now add up to no more than five, and that's counting the levitation spell he learned in his first spell class. the result of.

Of course Moody was bragging, but Dunn was more interested in how Moody woke up.

Normally, if he had a complete memory, he would never be in the mood to brag at this time.

Dunn clearly remembers how Moody was frightened when he met Nagini, and if he remembered it, it would never have been as easy as before.

Apparently, Dumbledore moved a bit when he returned Moody's memory.

After two sentences, Dunn ignored it and walked towards the other end of the Gryffindor long table.

Ella and Angelica were already there, with a seat in between, apparently reserved for Dunn.

The Gryffindor students were accustomed to Ella and Angelica sitting here, and Dunn's arrival was not particularly noticeable.

After sitting down, Dunn glanced at Slytherin's long table and quickly found Tom and Abu sitting together.

Both nodded to Dunn.

As soon as the food appeared on the table, Dunn looked away and began to concentrate on breakfast.

Ella would chat with Dunn a word or two about the course study from time to time, and Angelica would tell Dunn interestingly about the various gossip she heard.

After breakfast, the three of them came to the deformation classroom on the third floor of the castle.

Hagrid followed behind the three. He was used to following Dunn to the classroom, but he didn't realize what it meant to get there in the shortest and most convenient way every time.

Other new students arrived one after another.

Slytherin still acted as a group, and the eight people walked into the classroom together, not even separating their seats.

Abu had already met Dunn in the auditorium, but he didn't say hello.

The only difference is Sirius.

He was obviously more cautious, obviously already aware of Moody's attack last night.

Dunn didn't pay too much attention to the freshmen around him, but looked at the entire Transfiguration classroom.

When Harry Potter took the Transfiguration class for the first time in later generations, Professor McGonagall turned into a cat and squatted in the lecture, and returned to human form during the class, which left a deep impression on the little wizards present.

Dunn always felt that with Professor McGonagall's old-fashioned personality, it was unlikely that he would come up with such a slightly mischievous appearance.

The biggest possibility is that when Professor McGonagall was in school, someone did it, which left a deep impression on her.

Professor McGonagall's Transfiguration teacher at Hogwarts was Dumbledore, and it's quite possible to do such a thing with the other person's character.

The problem is, Dumbledore is not a f*ck Gus.

Although with Dumbledore's transfiguration skills, he could easily complete the transformation of Af*ck Gus, and even the British Ministry of Magic's management of A f*ck Gus's law was made by him.

But there is one most direct proof that Dumbledore is not a f*ck Gus.

Guardian Spell!

It seems to be two unrelated magics, but in fact the two are closely related.

What kind of animal is the Patronus summoned by the Patronus incantation, then the wizard's Af*ck Gus must be transformed into this animal, without exception.

Of course, Ah f*ck Gus is much more difficult than the Patronus Spell, otherwise there would not be only 6 legally registered Ah f*ck Gus in the history of the British magic circle.

Dumbledore's Patronus spell summons a phoenix, and phoenixes are magical creatures.

A f*ck Guth couldn't transform into a magical creature, as Dumbledore had only confirmed to Dunn last night.

Dunn guessed it might have something to do with the Dumbledore bloodline.

All members of the Dumbledore family can summon the phoenix, and the wand with the phoenix tail feather as the core is very suitable for transfiguration. It happens that Dumbledore (Qian Wanghao) is a transfiguration master.

This is certainly no coincidence.

Just as Dunn was thinking about these things, an owl flapped its wings and flew into the classroom, landing on an empty desk in the front row.

The little wizards present all thought who the owl was sending the letter to, and didn't care too much.

Only Dunn was staring at the owl.

The class bell rang, and the little wizards in the classroom all sat down in the rain.

But didn't see Moody.

The guy didn't know if he was bragging about forgetting the time, or if he got lost on his way to the classroom.

Dunn thinks the latter is more likely.

After all, Moody had followed him every class before, and he had never experienced what it was like to get lost in Hogwarts Castle.

Compared to the late Moody, the other freshmen are more concerned about another thing.

Why hasn't Dumbledore come yet?.