The Occult Warlock of Hogwarts

However, the second game was just like the first game. As the official organizer of this Triwizard Tournament, Hogwarts not only did not announce the rankings of the warriors, but also had no plans to announce the scores. Only Dumbledore

He gave a brief speech and set the time for the third game, but the specific content of the game is still unknown.

Similarly, following the principle of fairness and justice, Fred and George came over after the students left. At this time, Hermione and DeWitt were still discussing how to confirm the rankings of this Triwizard Tournament.

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Fred said: "Don't think about it. The ranking is after the last game. Based on the performance of each warrior in the three games, the individual's first place and the school's first place are ranked respectively."

"Substantial rewards - such as the thousand gold galleons, will be attributed to the individual, with a certain amount of prestige attached," George continued: "And the school's honor will become a trophy - probably a prize placed at Hogwarts

Inside the showroom."

"You sound like the champion has already been decided," Hermione said.

"Isn't it?" Fred and George looked at each other and smiled, saying exaggeratedly: "No matter whether it is an individual or a school, the number one belongs to Hogwarts!"

"It's not that simple," DeWitt said smoothly and clearly: "Someone else has intervened in this competition, and the other party's purpose does not seem to be to earn gold galleons."

The twins tried to get to the bottom of it: "What do you mean?"

DeWitt spent some time explaining the problem clearly, and then said: "I don't believe that someone would be so kind as to take the initiative to help you make money, and if it is not for money, then there is definitely something more important than money that the other party is planning.

of..."

"Isn't it safer for us?" The twins said optimistically: "At least getting the gold galleons will be a good thing, right?"

"There are many things more important than gold Galleons," DeWitt only said: "If you get the gold Galleons before... forget it, it is an optimistic attitude for you to think like this."

"Then let's go make some preparations," the twins became serious, and they said goodbye to DeWitt and Hermione: "Let's go first."

After saying that, they walked through the crowd on the stairs of the castle and started running. DeWitt and Hermione were still walking slowly, but DeWitt didn't speak for a while after that.

"What are you thinking about?" Hermione asked.

"I have an intuition," DeWitt lowered his voice so that each syllable could only be heard clearly by Hermione beside him: "As I just said, if the Triwizard Tournament is not manipulated for the sake of gold galleons,

Is there anything else that is deliberately planned?"

Hermione's shoulders shook violently, and she heard another possibility: "You mean...Voldemort?"

"There is something wrong with Durmstrang's little warrior's soul," DeWitt said: "I have told you this a long time ago and can confirm it, and then contact you about the abnormality you encountered... Although I can't figure out how to help you win the championship and

What connection can there be with Voldemort, but I am hesitating whether to take action first..."

"It's not worth it." This time Hermione did not criticize DeWitt's way of thinking about force first. She looked at it from another perspective, also lowered her voice, and placed a soundproof magic around her, analyzing: "I won't tell you.

Whether the method can cure the root cause, the first thing is that your identity is in the open. Once you make a mistake that is discovered, you will be wanted and completely separated from normal life. I don’t want you to encounter this kind of thing, even if you

It's to... get rid of Voldemort. I agree with devoting one's strength to helping others, but I don't agree with sacrificing everything unconditionally. After all, the biggest problem is that you have no evidence."

"I can go undetected," DeWitt said: "I know something about assassinations."

"If it really comes to that point, I will help you," Hermione was unwilling to give in. She said forcefully: "But not yet, you have overlooked one point - if the other party interferes in the Triwizard Tournament, it has ulterior motives, but

At least now their goal seems to be to let Hogwarts win the championship, which means that the opponent's next move is very likely to be at the time after the Triwizard Tournament champion is determined. Before that, we still have

I have time."

DeWitt was convinced. He accepted Hermione's suggestion, but still frowned and said: "But within this time, we need more information about the fairness of the game..."

"Are you afraid that I still care about this game? It's nothing to care about. I only participated because I was interested." Hermione's eyebrows slowly raised a little and she said, "I won't put my personal pleasure on it."

It’s a crisis that affects many people.”

"That's it," DeWitt said no more. He and Hermione spent the rest of the time in the Gryffindor common room, until in the evening, a house elf sent Feng Ga

An urgent letter. The letter was sent by Ms. Feier. The content contained in it was about the doubts that Hermione had during the competition. Ms. Feier made it clear that she had no investment in the Triwizard Tournament. Her only relationship with the Triwizard Tournament was

The connection with the Strong Tournament was that she was invited to the scene during the first game. Other than that, she had not heard any relevant news. At the end of the letter, she promised to start the investigation immediately, but the investigation would at least require

One day.

"We still need to wait," DeWitt threw the letter into the fireplace. He watched the area where the paper was licked by the flames first turn yellow and then black, until the letter was completely burned, and said, "I plan to find out about the Triwizard Hegemony.

Every regulation and every content of the game..."

"No," Hermione said, "I already understand."

"That's the follow-up content and the specific people involved," DeWitt said of his plan: "I want to find Fred and George first..."

"Are you going to tell the truth? Will they be scared?"

"They'd probably be excited," DeWitt affirmed: "I need to use them to connect with Rita Skeeter and Ludo Bagman."

"Why don't you just go there?"

“Unless you use force to force them hard, it takes time and energy to gain their trust,” DeWitt said: “Compared to the other party’s unwilling coercion, I prefer inducements that make the other party enthusiastic and work together.

Profit is the best way to exchange for information. I think they will not mind putting gold galleons in their pockets."

"Then I don't see any problems with your method other than the details," Hermione said: "Since you plan to take action, then I will continue to go to the library. I think Voldemort's purpose should still be the same.

The villain's thinking - such as ruling the magic world and discriminating against pure blood... On top of this, he should have a more urgent need. I want to start with this, maybe I can find some clues. It's just...

..." She was still a little hesitant: "Do we really not need to communicate with Professor Dumbledore?"

"That's one way," DeWitt stood up from the sofa, took off the wizard's robe from the hanger and put it on before taking action: "But he has his own idea, and I think that idea is his

No one would say it, and I didn’t want to bother to explore his train of thought, and I was just as unwilling to give in as he was, so instead of openly conflicting with his ideas, it would be better to tacitly

Let's do our own thing. I'm leaving. I'll see you at dinner."

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