Hogwarts: Who made her a professor?

Chapter 468 Werewolf Community

There are many things in the world worse than death, and being infected with wolfification syndrome and turning into a werewolf is one of them.

Besides the pain during transformation, werewolves are generally filled with hatred and fear in wizarding society. Prejudice and discrimination cause werewolves to gradually lose their status as "human".

Remus Lupin, who was infected with wolf disease, is the best example. He could not find a decent job, was homeless, dressed in rags, and lived a life of hardship where he did not know where his next meal would come from.

Because of the oppression and pervasive discrimination they faced, some werewolves began to hate wizards and formed werewolf communities. They were dedicated to infecting more people and building werewolf armies to overthrow the wizards' rule.

As the ruler and protector of wizarding society, the Ministry of Magic has considered controlling werewolves, but its management of werewolves over the years has been a complete mess, and the "Werewolf Code of Conduct" promulgated in 1637 is nothing more than a dead letter.

At the Ministry of Magic, there are three departments responsible for managing werewolf affairs: the Werewolf Registry, the Werewolf Capture Program, and the Werewolf Support Service.

Although these three departments all belong to the Department of Magical Creature Management and Control, the Werewolf Registry and the Werewolf Capture Project are managed by the Office of Beasts, while the Werewolf Support Service is under the Office of Aliens.

The Ministry of Magic's ignorance and arrogance, coupled with poor internal communication and difficulty in cooperating, and the anti-werewolf laws drafted by a birdman like Dolores Umbridge, led to a growing conflict and estrangement between the Ministry of Magic and werewolves.

No werewolf was willing to enter the Ministry of Magic and admit their werewolf identity, and no werewolf was willing to abide by the 1637 Werewolf Ordinance.

The introduction of the "Rules of Conduct" and anti-werewolf laws has made it even more difficult for werewolves to survive, pushing more werewolves to the opposite side and causing the werewolf community to continue to grow.

The werewolf community that Remus Lupin infiltrated was a dangerous organization hostile to wizards. The community leader, Phil Wolfe, was a werewolf with a cannibalistic fetish who idolized and surpassed Fenrir Greyback.

When Greyback came to recruit Woolf, Woolf, who had won the favor of her idol, readily agreed to serve Voldemort, believing that werewolves would live a better life under Voldemort's rule.

More importantly, with Voldemort as his backer, Phil Woolf no longer needed to fear the Ministry of Magic, and he could attack humans with impunity.

Of course, some people in the community raised different opinions, because the relationship between werewolves and Death Eaters is also very tense. Death Eaters look down on werewolves and are just using them.

Even the most ferocious werewolf, Fenrir Greyback, though allowed to wear the robes of the Death Eaters, was not respected by any of them.

This is why differing opinions arose within the community led by Woolf; the werewolves merely fared slightly better under Voldemort's rule, without truly receiving equal treatment.

Phil Woolf responded to differing opinions within the community in a very harsh manner, attacking the family members of those who expressed dissenting opinions during the full moon.

Fortunately, the victim attacked by Woolf died from her injuries and did not become a werewolf.

From then on, no one in the community dared to oppose Phil Woolf. He led the community to Voldemort's wrath and vowed to surpass his idol, Fenrir Greyback.

In reality, Phil Woolf never had the chance to meet Voldemort, and Voldemort didn't even know who Woolf was. Everything about the werewolf army was handled by Fenrir Greyback.

However, this did not stop the ambitious werewolf Phil Woolf from fantasizing about a free life in the future and imagining himself holding power and reaching the pinnacle.

In order to gain Fenrir Greyback's attention and to become a werewolf like Greyback, Phil Wolfe plans to raid a Muggle village to demonstrate his abilities and expand his community.

It's the first Tuesday of November, and a full moon will appear that night.

Shortly after noon, Phil Woolf led the werewolves in their pack to ambush in a dense thicket outside the village.

Dressed in respectable Muggle attire, Woolf sat on a rock, her greedy and ferocious gaze sweeping over the werewolves in front of her.

Phil Woolf's werewolf community wasn't very large, only a dozen or so people, including men and women, young and old, some of whom were wizards, and others who were just Muggles before they were infected.

The werewolves, regardless of age or gender, all appeared very respectful, and when Woolf's gaze swept over them, they fell silent in fear.

Although they were all werewolves, the members of the community dared not defy the cruel and tyrannical Phil Woolf.

Woolf was very satisfied; the fear on the faces of these people made him feel that he was doing a good job of governing, and that he was one step closer to Fenrir Greyback.

With a smug look on his face, Phil Woolf began to assign tasks. He ordered everyone to sneak into the Muggle village in front of them at dusk, lie in ambush outside the target's house, and launch an attack when the full moon came out.

This is Fenrir Greyback's usual tactic: to stealthily approach the target before transforming, ensuring that he won't miss after transforming.

In order to surpass Greyback, Woolf not only had to approach his target before transforming, but he would also establish contact with the target beforehand and then visit the target's home during the full moon.

Phil Woolf loved the feeling of transforming in front of his victims, who would forget to run away in their terror. Woolf loved the fear in his prey's eyes.

Soon, Woolf's tasks were almost complete: they not only had to attack as many people as possible, but also take the children from the village away.

This is a common tactic used by werewolf communities; they take children away and cultivate hostility towards wizards from a young age. Of course, this is contingent on the child surviving being bitten by a werewolf.

"Just,"

Phil Wolfe looked at the only werewolf in the community who hadn't been assigned a task.

The man looked tall and thin, wearing an old robe covered in patches, with gray hair and a pale face.

"Just, you've only just joined the community. To test your loyalty and ability, the Dahl Collins family is in your hands," Woolf continued.

Dahl Collins is a Muggle-born wizard who lives with his parents in this secluded Muggle village. Collins is arguably the most difficult person to deal with in the village.

Just Brywolf spat loudly, then said, "What a damn hard word your name is!"

"I'm sorry, I'm so sorry—" Remus Lupin lowered his head, trying to make his answer sound as timid as possible.

Lupin chose "Just Bere" as his alias for his undercover work out of necessity, as it was a name provided by Belvina, and refusing it would have serious consequences.

"Alright, alright, it's not entirely your fault." Phil Woolf unexpectedly showed his merciful side. "The mud-blood in the village is yours, Just. This is a test for you."

As a werewolf who was discriminated against by wizards, Phil Woolf also discriminated against wizards of Muggle origin.

Lupin, head bowed, nodded vigorously, his voice trembling as he said, "I will definitely turn that Collins into one of our own!"

Looking at the excited newcomer Just Bearay (Lupin), Phil Woolf patted him on the shoulder with satisfaction and said, "That's how it should be! Wizards discriminate against us, oppress us, so we'll turn wizards into werewolves too!"

Before Woolf could finish speaking, the dozen or so werewolves lying in ambush outside the village shouted in unison, "Turn all the wizards into werewolves!"

Some looked devout, as if they considered this their life's mission; others looked terrified, their heads bowed so that Woolf wouldn't see the fear in their eyes.

"What a load of bullshit werewolf behavior rules! What a load of bullshit anti-werewolf laws!"

With a ferocious expression, Woolf continued, "The code of conduct forces us to suppress our most primal impulses, and the anti-werewolf law deprives us of our right to live. We are fighting for survival, for our rights!"

Under Phil Woolf's enthusiastic encouragement, the terrified werewolves lowered their heads even further, while the others became extremely excited, as if they could overthrow the Ministry of Magic if they successfully attacked the Muggle village in front of them.

"Now!" Woolf continued, "Now I will enter the village, become a guest of my prey, turn them into one of our own, and lead them to glory!"

The werewolves, now gathered in a circle, became even more excited. They looked at Phil Woolf with adoration, wanting to follow him to glory.

Phil Woolf stood up solemnly, meticulously adjusting his Muggle attire, then took out a...

He put on a secondary glove to conceal his claw-like nails.

"The future will be ours," Woolf said solemnly, "starting with the village before us, with the stupid Muggles and the filthy Mudbloods."

Having said that, Phil Woolf strode out of the bushes where he had been hiding.

The terrified werewolves breathed a sigh of relief; they dared not disobey the community's leadership, but had no choice but to stay.

The werewolves, their expressions filled with excitement, watched Woolf leave. They craved fresh flesh and blood and wished they could follow Woolf into the village.

Lupin, using the pseudonym Just Bere, looked up at the sky. He knew that Phil Woolf was destined to never achieve greatness because Belvina was in the village at that moment.

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