The Occult Warlock of Hogwarts

"That's it," DeWitt understood: "It is a rule for fairies to reward me. The ability to reward me originated from the agreement we reached, and it is also a rule for her to be bound. If she wants to fight against the agreement, she must reach a new agreement.

, this is the easiest way, or there is another way-find the owner here."

So accepting fairies as pets is just a temporary measure? Hermione assessed DeWitt's nature and felt that this was the case. She calmed down and started to watch, while being ready to help at any time.

But the fairy said: "There is no master in fairyland."

"The world without a master will not be like this," DeWitt said: "The almost beautiful fantasy here must have an origin." This knowledge comes from the experience in the world of demons: "And this origin may be a pure and beautiful one."

Children."

The devil's small world stores traded souls, and looks eerie because of the devil's characteristics. The child's wonderland is a beautiful fantasy, and at least everything looks beautiful now.

"So there must be an owner here," DeWitt told the fairy: "Haven't you seen any other living creatures? Except this horned horse."

The unicorn took a few breaths and angrily flashed its horn at DeWitt.

"Occasionally there are animals that stray into the fairyland," the fairy said, "usually I let them go."

"Humans, I mean creatures with near-human intelligence," DeWitt said impatiently: "Animals do not have the ability to imagine such a wonderland."

"I have seen centaurs," said the fairy, "but they will leave soon."

"There is a tribe of centaurs in the Forbidden Forest," Hermione had read about Hogwarts in the library, and she told DeWitt: "Hogwarts has reached some agreements with the centaurs."<

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"Cat people... horse people are also possible," DeWitt asked again: "Is there nothing else?"

"Occasionally a ghost will come over..." The fairy added calmly: "She seems to be very familiar with the fairyland. It is said that she was there before I was born - but the ghosts are all dead. This may not be true."

Meet your requirements."

DeWitt pondered for a moment and said: "No, I didn't make it clear. The ghost... the ghost... well, that's possible. Where should we find the ghost?"

"She comes at irregular times, are you willing to wait?"

"Please tell me," DeWitt still has school to go to, and he gave an answer that Hermione could accept: "We are going back now, and we will come back in a few days - this magic book... can be borrowed

Right? This has nothing to do with the agreement, it is a proposal and a request."

In fact, DeWitt also wanted the luminous sword, but he was a little embarrassed to ask for it all, but then he became calm again - the fairy will be a pet soon, is there any problem with prepaying some compensation in advance according to his ability?

But the fairy is a woman - if it is inconvenient to be with him, even if the fairy doesn't care, he must consider the consequences of being discovered by others... Looking at Hermione, DeWitt had some ideas.

The fairy gently brushed the book cover between her eyes. She shed tears while raising the corners of her mouth. She raised her hands of the magic book above her head with a smile, handed it to DeWitt and said, "As you wish."

This was an unscheduled request that would not affect anything that followed. DeWitt did not forget to ask: "How should we get in?" He really didn't want to let this unicorn lead the way.

"Wonderland is open to anyone," said the fairy: "Find a golden road in the woods and follow the direction of the sprinkled candy."

Next, when they left Wonderland, DeWitt and Hermione's vision was obscured by black, giving them the illusion of waking up from a dream. After that, they returned to the Forbidden Forest. From entering Wonderland to now, the real world has just passed.

Less than an hour later.

Hermione shuddered, tightened her collar and said, "We should go back first...wait, what is that in your hand?"

DeWitt was holding a piece of silver hair that was longer than his arm and could hardly be held in one hand. Seeing Hermione ask, he calmly raised it and shook it and said, "Oh, this is the tail hair of a unicorn.

Just cut - full of magic power, fresh and large in quantity."

Whenever Hermione thought she understood DeWitt, DeWitt would always come up with some new tricks that made it difficult for her to comment. She moved her mouth and didn't know what to say. In the end, Hermione could only give up making suggestions and go to him.

Go in the direction of the castle.

The fatigue accumulated in Wonderland suddenly came back, and now Hermione just wanted to go back and have a good sleep.

"Don't forget that we made an appointment with Professor Dumbledore for him to test the results..." She heard DeWitt saying on the side, but she only had the energy to nod. She couldn't remember the rest of the content as she yawned.

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After waking up the next day, Hermione felt that all fatigue was gone.

After a full day of classes, the magical film projection equipment was brought to Dumbledore's office. Although it looked shabby, Dumbledore was satisfied with its results and told the students that he would apply for funding from the school board.

, and ask students to give another demonstration when necessary.

Only three days later, Dumbledore's letter was mailed.

Harry provided the facade, the Weasley family provided the background, and assisted DeWitt and Hermione in their research. The whole demonstration process went smoothly, and the school directors were very satisfied. They thought it was profitable, but there was always someone there.

At this time, he played devil's advocate and said in an arrogant tone:

"Technology that originated from Muggles? This is ridiculous. Noble wizards should stay away from everything that is Muggle. This thing is worthless. I don't think there is any need to invest any precious funds."

The school director who said this was a reserved man with smooth platinum blond hair and light-colored eyes. He was pretending to be holding a wand that could be used as a cane.

There is no use in belittling. When faced with a decision, there will always be people who make different choices, make self-righteous comments to others, speak words that they think are fluent, and use the conclusions drawn from short-term thinking to speculate on the decisions that the parties have thought about over and over again.

Or - these belittlings are disguised to achieve other purposes. For example, the school director may be planning this new thing that can bring profits, but in most cases, belittling usually comes from jealousy.<

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When DeWitt was about to judge the school director's purpose through what he said next, the Weasley twins had already pushed back. They said unceremoniously: "Dad said that only truly ignorant people will despise

Things you don’t understand.”

"I think Arthur Weasley can only comfort himself with Muggle things," the platinum-haired school director sneered: "As we all know, among the pure-blood families, only the Weasley family is the most short of money, otherwise who would do it?

These Muggle-related, undignified jobs?"

Several school directors laughed in agreement. Dumbledore watched all this calmly and spoke at the right time.