The Occult Warlock of Hogwarts

In the following content, Ms. Fierre deliberately ignored the attack unleashed by Voldemort in her narration. She only said, "The crown that controlled Harry looked familiar to me, so I took the crown away, saved Harry, and came back immediately."

To summarize.

So not only DeWitt was speechless, he wanted to vent his emotions just now, but Ms. Feier did a great job this time - he could fully imagine how anxious Voldemort was, and even Hermione who was listening was also

She was dumbfounded. Alice didn't feel anything at all. She floated, looking at the students who were about to evacuate from time to time, and suddenly said: "The principal of Durmstrang is missing, and your professor is approaching quickly... Oh,

They're coming."

For the time being, DeWitt does not have to think about what to say to Ms. Feier.

Professor Moody took the lead, taking long strides and dragging Harry forward quickly while his hand hurt from being held. Behind him were Professor McGonagall and Professor Snape, both of whom had equally gloomy and solemn expressions. When they saw Harry

After Ms. El, Professor McGonagall nodded to her and said quickly: "Thank you very much for your help in Harry's matter, but the situation is urgent now. All students must gather in the auditorium and be protected.

These children are no exception..."

"Of course," Ms. Feier replied politely, she said politely: "I can understand, and I can also help. May I ask, what do you need from me?"

"You have done enough," Professor Moody looked around with his magic eyes, always alert, and he said suspiciously: "Our main attention now still needs to be on Harry, but before that, you must ask

I prove that you are not a Death Eater."

Ms. Feier took off her gloves and rolled up her sleeves. Her forearms were smooth and elastic, and more importantly, clean, with no marks on them.

"She is not a Death Eater." Snape said coldly: "Death Eaters will not accept someone like her."

"Humph," Professor Moody sneered: "So, you know it very well?"

Snape didn't answer.

Moody stopped and said: "Then you have proved your identity, madam, and you can assist Professor McGonagall in maintaining order in the auditorium."

Harry showed great resistance at this time - resistance to being alone with Professor Moody and Professor Snape - but no one considered Harry's feelings. Even though Harry kept saying: "Why

Don't let me see Professor Dumbledore? There's no need for me to be treated specially. Voldemort has been resurrected. Where's Ron? I can go find Ron..." Snape stared at Haha the whole time as if he were looking at potion ingredients.

Li Moody has no intention of letting go.

"Let's go." Professor McGonagall must have been tired from answering Harry's questions too many times, so she pretended not to hear and nodded to Ms. Fierre.

The last column heading to the castle was formed. Moody and Snape walked at the front with Harry between them. They followed the large group a little behind, followed by DeWitt and Hermione, Ms. Feyre and

Professor McGonagall walked at the back, and they had occasional conversations, mainly about details in the cemetery. Ms. Fierre managed it without revealing her sworn relationship with some Death Eaters.

And Alice, she disappeared briefly, until the DeWitts and Hermione found their place in the corner of the auditorium, and then reappeared through the wall.

"Continue what you just said," DeWitt glanced at the crown hidden by Ms. Feier and said, "Give me that thing by the way."

Ms. Feier quietly handed the crown to DeWitt.

This crown is elegant in shape and not too complicated in style. The main body is a slender ring. The front half of the front is a crow with spread wings. The wings and head are composed of broken diamonds. The body is a huge gem.

, two smaller gems fell below the gem. If worn on the head, the two small gems will stick to the forehead. After a long time, the broken diamonds and gems became turbid like inferior glass, embedded in the hair.

Black spots on the main body of the macula.

"Ah, sure enough, there is a part of Voldemort's soul inside," DeWitt looked over and over again, and he said with certainty: "And it looks like a treasure... I just heard you say a name..."

"Ravenclaw," Ms. Feyre said clearly: "Royina Ravenclaw of Ravenclaw, one of the founders of Hogwarts."

"I got greedy," DeWitt said truthfully: "This is different from Voldemort's diary. This thing is very valuable and beautiful."

Hermione suddenly said: "Extraordinary wisdom is the greatest wealth of mankind."

"What?" DeWitt was stunned: "Isn't this what Ravenclaw said?"

"It's engraved on the crown," Ms. Feier explained, "right underneath the silver raven."

DeWitt squinted his eyes and took a closer look. He spent some time identifying the squiggle letters, weighed the crown and said, "I heard that wearing this can make you smarter."

Ms. Feier and Hermione didn't say anything, but Alice said disgustedly: "Legends always twist into other shapes in time. On the one hand, I don't believe in wisdom that falls from the sky, and on the other hand, I don't believe in things that come at no cost.

No interest at all."

"For now," DeWitt said, "wearing the crown will only cause tragedy. Part of Voldemort's soul will control the unlucky person who wears the crown... If I can keep this thing in my own hands, I am willing to spend the money to keep it in my own hands."

It takes a while to find a way to get out Voldemort's soul, but is this idea realistic?"

"The Ministry of Magic probably won't be happy to see this happen," Ms. Fierre said: "They have actually been coveting Gryffindor's sword for a long time, but they just didn't have a proper reason to confiscate it, and Ravenclaw's diadem

Different, it is not in Hogwarts, nor does it belong to the principal in name..."

"So, at least whoever gets the crown counts," DeWitt said, holding up Ravenclaw's crown in front of his girlfriend and mother, defining the matter: "Because this crown was obtained by a villain.

There is no need to consider morality and legal principles when dealing with villains. There is only one question - does Harry know the importance of this thing?"

"I didn't tell him," Ms. Feier showed a smile. She knew that what she had done could satisfy DeWitt again: "I just rescued him from the cemetery, and my identity... Harry

You’ve seen me, I can’t hide it.”

After pondering for a moment, DeWitt was finally willing to give a clear affirmation. He said: "Indeed, you...can't do better this time, but..." The voice behind the words became quite soft, but whether it was Faye

Ms. Er, Hermione or Alice all heard it clearly: "It's too risky...it's too risky! The problem can be solved by me...as long as you don't get hurt...don't die..."

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