The card draw starts in Azkaban

Professor McGonagall obviously disagreed with Professor Lupin's words. She shook her head and said to Professor Lupin: "Things are not that bad, Lupin, you don't need to be so pessimistic at all.

There is still Hogwarts in this world, and we still have Dumbledore.

Even if

She hesitated for a while, switching between the mysterious man and Voldemort. After hesitating for a while, she took a deep breath and said: "Even if Voldemort comes back, Dumbledore and us can handle this matter.

As long as we are here, it is not the turn of these little wizards to deal with these things."

Du Wei smiled and didn't reply.

After a long while, he said: "They have the right to know what they are facing, Professor McGonagall."

"What determines victory or defeat is the will of the fighter. Those children, those children, should know why they are fighting!" Snape stood behind the two men, observing the two men.

His mood was also very complicated and heavy.

Generally speaking, he is more selfish towards Lu Ping.

Even though he hated Lupine extremely, this time, he felt that what Lupine said was right.

Because he served the Dark Lord.

Only those who have been inside the Dark Lord know how terrifying he is.

Dumbledore also once said that Voldemort might still be alive.

Snape trusted Dumbledore's judgment.

If the Dark Lord is still alive.

So his return is only a matter of time, not success or failure.

From a certain perspective, what Lupine said is right.

Snape stood firmly behind them, watching the two people arguing quietly, wondering what he was thinking.

In the principal's office, Dumbledore listened to Mad-Eye Moody's narration and couldn't tell whether he agreed or disagreed.

"There is nothing wrong with your thinking, Moody. Do you hear any fatal flaws in his thinking, Professor Sprout?"

Dumbledore asked Professor Sprout, who was an expert in herbalism. She listened to Moody's words and carefully thought about the feasibility of what he said.

There are indeed no loopholes.

But it's too dangerous.

Moody's idea is that he can educate Neville and use some dangerous plants to kill wizards. There have been many wizards killed by magical animals and magical plants in the past. Since this kid is very talented in herbalism, then he can use his

Talent, use various plants to kill dark wizards and death eaters.

It's not difficult.

It's not impossible either.

Although Professor Sprout said it was possible, she did not agree with Moody's idea because it was too dangerous. If something went wrong, Neville might die on his path of learning.

Hearing this, Moody was very dissatisfied.

"Nothing is dangerous at all. My professor, you have just stayed in school for too long and don't know the cruelty of the outside world!"

Moody shouted loudly and impassionedly.

Dumbledore covered his forehead, motioned for them to leave, and called the remaining three people to come in.

On the way out, Moody snatched Neville from Professor Sprout's hand.

Professor Sprout glared at him.

Moody's was unimpressed.

When Du Wei and three others entered the principal's office, Dumbledore was thinking and saw the three people. Dumbledore asked Professor Luping first.

How did he come up with the idea of ​​sending Neville to Mad-Eye Moody?

"He will be a qualified teacher, a dangerous but qualified teacher. I have an agreement with him.

Duwei said, Professor McGonagall said on the side: "Qualified teacher? Lupin, how did you say this?" Duwei did not explain this matter, and Dumbledore did not ask. He still stared at Lupin.

flat.

"Can you explain the reason why you are doing this recently? I heard that you plan to give private lessons to Harry, Hermione, and Mr. Neville.

Having said this, Dumbledore added: "Of course, the school does not prohibit private teaching. This is the freedom of every professor. I mean, why?

Dumbledore's eyes were staring at him. His eyes were beautiful, and his pupils were blue and seemed to glow.

Lu Ping looked at these eyes and said calmly: "In the prophecy, there are always two people, right?

One is Harry, and the other is Neville."

Dumbledore understood what Lupine meant, and Duwei continued: "The power of the Death Eaters is rising. Although I don't know what makes this group of madmen become active again, but I know that if it continues like this."

Du Wei said seriously: "These children are all in danger, and they should be qualified to learn some measures to protect themselves.

Even if this kind of study has no effect."

Dumbledore withdrew his gaze, patted Lupine on the shoulder and said, "Very good.

A touch of magic enveloped them, and Dumbledore still looked at Lupine gently and encouragingly. Duwei then said: "I'm scared, Professor, I've lost James, Lily, and Peter Pettigrew.

Lost Sirius too.

I can't lose Harry again.

"I know, I know, I know."

Dumbledore comforted him softly. He saw panic and a deep-seated panic on the face of the child Lupin. In the intense panic, he also made mistakes.

"You're not wrong, we won't lose Harry, okay?'

He comforted Lupine and then revoked the magic.

Du Wei's expression also returned to normal.

Dumbledore returned behind the table and said to Professor McGonagall: "Are you satisfied with Professor Lupine's response?" "No, not at all, Albus."

Professor McGonagall said that Professor McGonagall cannot send her students to Mad-Eye Moody.

But she was right to worry.

"What about this?'

Dumbledore was a master of water, and he proposed a compromise condition.

Professor Sprout took over Neville's herbology side. Moody will not contact the students and will only export some ideas and experiences. Although it is a very simple adjustment, everyone is happy, but is it really happy?

Judging from the look on Professor McGonagall's face, Professor McGonagall doesn't like him very much.

She was very resistant to this matter, but because it was brought up by Dumbledore, she decided to take another look.

That's how things ended.

Duwei also left, leaving Dumbledore and Snape alone in the room.

Neither of them spoke, Snape just looked at Dumbledore.

Dumbledore also looked at Snape, but neither of them moved or spoke.

Dumbledore was thinking about something else.

One thing he is thinking about now is, Tom, how many Horcruxes he has built.

Dumbledore was certain that Tom must have created more than one Horcrux. The problem now was that he needed to find these Horcruxes, and he also needed to know how many Horcruxes Tom had created.

Naturally, during this period, there was another very trivial matter.

Something about Dementors.

In the case of Dementors, communication is ineffective.

Fudge was stubborn.

He stubbornly believed that the contract between the Ministry of Magic and these dementors was valid, and these dementors would still work for the Ministry of Magic and they would not attack others.

In other words, Dementors will never lose control.

He believed that the warning given by Dumbledore was actually a threat.

Dumbledore was reminding him, hinting at him, telling him, the Ministry of Magic, that he could no longer control it. So Fudge used a tougher attitude to reject Dumbledore.

Fudge's tough attitude made Dumbledore stunned for a while, but after he came to his senses, Dumbledore gave up the idea of ​​​​rescuing Fudge in the end.

If he really wants to die.

Just tell him to die on his own.

Dumbledore felt that he could not save Fudge. His time was limited and he had his own things to do.

He is not a servant of the Ministry of Magic.

Dumbledore has a clear conscience.

Du Wei left the principal's office and returned to his lounge.

Today's events did not ruin his good mood. He took out the floor plans of the dark wizard's notebooks and began to think about how to break into Gringotts.

Most of the targets of those bold dark wizards are in the private treasure trove, which is the safe business located on the middle floor of Gringotts without the key.

There are a large number of private treasure houses rented by master wizards like Dumbledore. These private treasure houses contain treasures that have never appeared to the world.

It's like a resurrection stone.

One of these people who are greedy for wealth has succeeded over the centuries.

Well, it can be considered a success.

Professor Quirrell.

He and Hagrid two years ago appeared in Dumbledore's treasure house and missed the Resurrection Stone. For this, poor Professor Quirrell was punished by Voldemort.

Other than that, Gringotts is extremely safe.

The goblins in Gringotts also deeply agree with this.

Du Wei's eyes fell on the shallow level of Gringotts, that is, the shallow vault where you can go after taking the key and brushing your face. The Potters' vault is there. Likewise, Uncle Sirius

The treasury and Sirius's treasury are also there. The treasury here stores the most gold, and Du Wei has little interest in these currencies.

The important thing here is Snape's vault.

Snape's vault should also be there. Now he needs a goblin who is familiar with these vaults to know the location of Snape's vault.

These vaults all have keys.

Those are all locks one by one.

Duwei had no intention of asking Snape for any keys. Since there is a lock, he can open it, that is, magic, [Aracho Cave Opening].

Du Wei thought of the commonly used magic "Alajo Cave Opening". This commonly used magic is somewhere between useful and useless. Many office doors are equipped with anti-lock spells to ensure that these doors will not be opened.

People use "Alajo Cave" to open it.

At the same time, because they rely too much on magic, sometimes, when facing a locked door, people actually only need a big man to kick open the office door that is heavily protected by magic.

No wand needed at all.

Du Wei picked up the wand and gestured carefully.

Theoretically, the Alajo Cave can open any door - as long as you think it is a door, then you can open these so-called doors. When Du Wei thought of the door to the treasury, he knew that his idea should be right.

What we need to do now is to find out the information and type out more than 300 purple forgetting spells.

Harry's Invocation Guard can also be used.

There are no important differences.