The Occult Warlock of Hogwarts

"No." Ciri thought to herself that she just had a direction and followed the instinct of prophecy in her blood. She believed that she was on the right path, just like she had never lost her way, but there was no need to say these words.

So she said, "I just made a...friend and want to get to know more people."

"Then this is a good thing. Although you look unusual, you are still a child who should go to school in Hogwarts. It is a good thing to make more friends... Oh, did I talk too much and make people annoying? Please forgive me.

Old man, after all, I am a principal, and I always unknowingly like to bring a bit of preaching into my communications." Dumbledore smiled, pointed at Fawkes, who narrowed his eyes and enjoyed Ciri's touch, and said, "You are very popular with Fawkes.

”

Shirley also laughed. She felt that Dumbledore fit the image of the positive and wise wizard in fairy tales too much. He was much better than those warlocks who were obsessed with fighting for power and various experiments. However, the warlocks she had seen often

They are all dissolute and selfish. Vaguely, Ciri had some thoughts, but unfortunately she had more important things to do. Her thoughts deflected again, and Ciri thought with regret, if Geralt and Ye Ni

It would be nice if Fun could come here, she said: "Yes, I like it too."

"Then it's time to say goodbye," Dumbledore said kindly, and waved his wand at the same time, causing the sword named "Jivielle" to float in front of Ciri. "Let Fawkes take you to the edge of the Forbidden Forest to find

Hagrid, he's looking after your horse."

Alice's and Dumbledore's letters arrived almost at the same time.

Alice entered DeWitt's home. She passed through the wall and saw Mr. and Mrs. Granger talking quietly in the living room. Then she entered the study and saw Ms. Feier, Hermione and DeWitt discussing problems. DeWitt

After discovering Alice, he stopped the discussion and said a little unexpectedly: "Welcome! Alice, just, why do you suddenly want to come?"

"Ciri, someone from another world," Alice said bluntly, "I like that girl, so I want to help her. She is in trouble at Hogwarts, and now she plans to leave, and I want to help her.

A place to go.”

Before DeWitt could say anything, Hermione had already spoken: "How can we help?"

Alice said bluntly: "Including but not limited to helping Sirion settle down. If possible, it would be better to help her return to her own world."

DeWitt didn't ask for any reason, and now he was helping Alice, just like Alice once helped him to help Hermione. He said decisively: "There is a lot of trouble in the wizarding world now. Apart from Hogwarts, this is the safest place.

Let her come, there are still many empty rooms in this house..." At this time, DeWitt remembered that he had ignored Ms. Feier's opinion. As soon as he turned his eyes to his mother, he saw Ms. Feier looking towards her.

He showed a supportive and encouraging smile.

"Then can you think of a way to pick her up now? Some things are difficult to carry in modern society," Alice said. "She has a few miscellaneous items, a sword... and a horse."
A horse - it was a black mare with smooth and neat hair.

"Kelby," Ciri patted the horse's slender neck and introduced proudly, "her name."

DeWitt was looking at Kelby, who tilted his head and looked at him with his gentle, moist eyes. DeWitt knew nothing about how to tell whether a horse was good or bad, but in this case

When they looked at each other, he found that Kelby was different. Even if Kelby didn't speak, he would occasionally show some kind of rational look in the beast's eyes. DeWitt wanted to confirm, but Kelby came closer first, using

Rubbing DeWitt's face with his long side face, it was equivalent to saying politely: "Hello."

DeWitt slowly stretched out his hand, stroked Kelby's head, felt the mare's hair, and said hello.

"So," Kelby said, snorting, "you're a Drew Yin?"

"Drew Yin?" DeWitt stroked Kelby's hair lovingly and said, "No, I'm not. I just have the talent to talk to beings of other races."

Kelby breathed calmly. It was taken care of by Hagrid and is now in good condition.

"I will take you away later," DeWitt warned in advance. "Dizziness and other abnormalities may occur during this period, but that is normal. Don't be afraid and don't run around."

"It's like a portal," Kelby shook his head, shaking his thick mane, and told DeWitt, "I've used it many times with Ciri."

"What kind of portal?"

It was not Kelby who answered DeWitt, but Ciri, who heard DeWitt's question. She said: "The means used by warlocks to move quickly and long distances directly connect two places. Sometimes, some buildings

It can also serve as a teleportation function - we used a tower's teleportation gate to get here."

At this time, DeWitt looked at Ciri again. He focused on the sword on Ciri's back. Just like a beautiful animal, DeWitt could hardly resist the temptation of an excellent weapon, but now he made a bold move.

The request was not polite enough, so he nodded towards Ciri, turned his gaze to Hermione who was full of curiosity, and asked: "Can we go?"

The secrets guarded by the Loyalty Charm have someone to share with them again today. Due to Alice's attention and request, DeWitt gave Ciri almost equal trust and gave Ciri the right to enter and exit the house. Between Hermione and Feier

When the lady was in charge of entertaining Ciri, he led Kelby around the house and asked: "Is the environment here okay? Do I need to build a stable for you? Or do you want to live in a house, but in a house?

You have to take a shower, and you can’t do it anytime and anywhere when you need to defecate.”

Kelby replied: "The environment here is very good. I don't need a stable, just the open air. I don't even have to worry about food. It's just..." It lowered its head, cut off a few grasses with its neat teeth, and rolled it with its tongue.

Chew it slowly in your mouth, "The taste of grass is a bit strange."

"Maybe it's industrial pollution? It's more likely to be different varieties," DeWitt guessed. "I don't know enough about these. I wonder if you are interested in trying the... feed of this era?"

Kelby said frankly: "Yes."

"I'll find a way to get you some," DeWitt promised, and then asked, "Do you want to take off your harness? Will it be uncomfortable?"

"Let Ciri do it," Kelby said, "she will make the right decision."

Finally, DeWitt reluctantly touched Kelby's neck, and was about to leave. Before leaving, he said: "There is still a cat at home. If you see it, please don't be too nervous - that's okay."

…I’m on my own.”