Hogwarts: Who made her a professor?

Chapter 471 Capture Successful

After doing all this, Belvina dragged the werewolf out of the house like a dead dog.

The werewolf, with its severe fractures, was unable to break free of its restraints. Large tears streamed down its face, making it look rather pitiful.

But to the Aurors and strikers, this scene was not only not tragic, but rather somewhat shocking, and many people were filled with awe.

To prevent Aurors and strikers from being bitten by werewolves, and to prevent them from being infected with werewolf disease, Belvina not only secretly mobilized more people, but also brought forward the start of the operation.

When Phil Woolf entered the Muggle village, the Aurors and Strikers who had been waiting rushed in and wiped out the werewolf community that had been lying in ambush outside the village.

Apart from Just Bere and the undercover agent Remus Lupin, the werewolf community led by Phil Woolf was completely wiped out.

The combined action of the Aurors and the Strikers sounds easy, but only they know the dangers involved; the werewolf community will not sit idly by.

Outside this peaceful and tranquil Muggle village, Glass Cannon and agile werewolves clashed in a chaotic battle, with the Aurors and Strikers ultimately emerging victorious thanks to their superior magical skills and numerical advantage.

After binding the werewolf, Auror Williamson, who was in charge of directing the operation, took out a pre-prepared wolfsbane potion and...

The recovered Sevic and his companions administered a potion to each werewolf, ensuring that the werewolves would be powerless to resist during the full moon.

Next, the Aurors and the Strikers separated a group to guard the werewolves, while the other group secretly surrounded the house where Phil Woolf was.

This move serves two purposes: first, to ensure the safety of the Director of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement and the Muggles inside the house; and second, to prevent the werewolf community leaders from successfully escaping.

And so, Williamson and Savage waited outside from dawn till dusk, until the full moon appeared and the terrifying howls of wolves came from inside the house.

Having recovered from his injuries, Sevic wanted to make a good impression on the new director. Upon hearing the wolf howl, he immediately tried to lead his men into the house to protect him.

However, Williamson, dressed in a bright red robe and with her hair in a ponytail, stopped Sević. Williamson knew the current director, Belvina, better than Sević did.

Before Williamson could explain, a series of loud banging sounds came from inside the house, along with the werewolf's pitiful howls. Just listening to it was incredibly brutal.

Then, Belvina dragged out Phil Woolf, the leader of the werewolf community, like a dead dog.

Phil Woolf, who had transformed into a werewolf, appeared to be fine on the outside, but his chest and abdomen were rising and falling very weakly, clearly indicating that he was exhaling more than inhaling.

Meanwhile, Belvina, the head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, was not only completely unharmed, but even her hair was perfectly styled, a truly horrific sight.

The werewolf couldn't even touch the hem of her clothes.

Williamson and Savage asked themselves honestly, they could never do it as easily as Belvina, who took down the ferocious werewolf as if it were a game.

Not only Auror Williamson and Savage, but everyone else waiting outside was also shocked. It turned out that the rumors in the department were true, and that their director was indeed as good a fighter as the rumors said.

At this moment, Belvina, dragging the dead dog, walked up to the crowd.

She asked Williamson and Savage, "How are the werewolves we captured doing?"

"The werewolves are all locked up in Mr. Collins' house," Williamson said. "However, Mr. and Mrs. Williamson are terrified."

Dahl Collins is a Muggle-born wizard whose parents are both Muggles. How could the elderly couple not be afraid when they suddenly encounter the legendary, ferocious, and terrifying werewolf?

Sevic continued, "The brothers who participated in the operation are all fine. Although a few were scratched, the operation took place during the day, so these careless guys won't be infected and turn into werewolves."

"We even prepared silver powder and white cinnabar beforehand, and the wounds of those unlucky guys who got scratched healed quickly," Williamson said. "I just don't know if they'll develop a taste for raw meat in the future."

Only victims bitten by werewolves during their transformation period are likely to contract werewolf syndrome. If the werewolf that bites the victim is still in human form, the victim will only exhibit some werewolf characteristics, such as a liking for eating raw meat.

This is why Belvina scheduled the operation for daytime; even if someone involved was accidentally bitten by a werewolf, there would be no risk of contracting werewolf syndrome.

In addition, Belvina had everyone prepare silver powder and white cinnabar in advance. The mixture of silver powder and white cinnabar can reduce the damage that werewolves can cause to a certain extent and can help stop bleeding and heal wounds.

Of course, the effect of the mixture of silver powder and white cinnabar is limited to this; it cannot cure werewolfism, nor can it eliminate the effects of being bitten by werewolves, such as the craving for raw meat.

"Let's go take a look. Speaking of which, Mr. Collins and I were classmates!"

With that, Belvina loosened the leash that was holding Phil Woolf.

At this moment, a large group of humans were placed in front of Woolf, who had transformed into a werewolf. Faced with such an enormous temptation, Woolf did not react at all.

Not wanting, but not dare.

Although transforming into a werewolf causes the loss of human reason, it does not mean that werewolves are irrational; werewolves also know fear.

Phil Woolf in his werewolf form was so terrified that he didn't dare to move.

Moreover, Woolf's injuries were very serious; he couldn't move even if he wanted to, and breathing was painful for him.

Several of the bolder wizards mustered their courage and stepped forward, dragging away Phil Woolf, who was unable and dared not move.

Even if it were another wizard, the werewolf, terrified, wouldn't dare bare its teeth and would let itself be roughly dragged away.

Williamson and Sević led the way, with Belvina following behind. The three of them quickly entered another courtyard in the village—Dal Collins's residence.

The wise wizard, who was guarding the courtyard, opened the door in advance to make it easier for Belvina to pass through.

Upon entering the room, one can see iron cages piled up everywhere, each containing a werewolf curled up in a ball.

Although the wolfsbane medicine was not taken on time and in the correct dosage, today's last-minute effort was still effective, as the werewolves locked in cages did not show any aggression.

Some werewolves were drowsy and looked listless, while others, though still awake, didn't bar their teeth at the outside of the cage but instead kept tearing at their own bodies.

Although the werewolves did not show any aggression, the Collins couple were still terrified. They huddled together, trembling, and didn't even have the courage to look at the werewolves in the cage.

The Muggle-born wizard Dahl Collins remained relatively calm, though he was pale and sweating profusely.

Belvina stepped forward and said to the Collins, "Mr. and Mrs. Collins, I'm so sorry to have startled you tonight."

The trembling elderly couple didn't say a word. Although their son was a wizard, everything that had happened tonight was still too surreal for them.

First, a bunch of wizards appeared in their house, then a dozen werewolves were locked in cages. The Collins couple had done a pretty good job; at least they were still sane.

Then, Belvina said to Dahl Collins, "The Ministry of Magic will provide appropriate compensation for what happened tonight as a way of expressing our apologies. Also, Mr. Collins, it's been a long time."

If Phil Woolf hadn't chosen this village by sheer bad luck, Belvina probably wouldn't have even remembered that Dahl Collins existed in her class.

Belvina had no recollection of Dahl Collins, but Collins was very impressed with Belvina.

This wasn't because Belvina was a beauty from childhood, but because Belvina had once insulted Collins.

That was their first year at Hogwarts. Collins, a Muggle-born, was full of curiosity about everything in the wizarding world, until he met Belvina, who was poisoned by pure-blood supremacy.

For the first time, Dahl Collins learned what "Mudblood" meant, and that even wizards were divided into different classes, with the pure-blood Black being high above and the Mudblood Collins being as low as dust.

Later, Belvina at school seemed like a different person, never mentioning pure-blood superiority again.

Later, Belvina became a professor of Muggle Studies at Hogwarts, and her behavior in class was so open-minded that it was unlike that of a pure-blood wizard.

Later, Belvina became the Director of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, and her views from the classroom continued in the Ministry of Magic. She was a hardliner against the Voidmen and the Death Eaters.

Which is the real Belvina Black: the aloof, high-and-mighty Black who used to talk about "pure blood" and the approachable Black who says "long time no see"?

Belvina had no idea about Dahl Collins's doubts or his childhood trauma, nor did she remember ever hurting him.

However, Belvina always had a good sense of things, and the stiff expression on Collins' face made her guess something.

"If I have ever done anything to hurt you in the past, the only thing I can do now is to apologize to my past self."

Belvina spoke sincerely. If one cannot even offer a sincere verbal apology, how can one expect others to forgive their mistakes?

Moreover, no matter how sincere the apology is, it is only an expression of remorse, and Dahl Collins is perfectly free to refuse it.

Collins paused for a moment when he saw Belvina extend her right hand, but he quickly reached out and shook hands with her.

It wasn't a matter of forgetting past grievances with a smile; Dahl Collins simply forgave his former self for his former Belvina.

·Blake.

"I must apologize again, Dahl," Belvina said, seizing the opportunity. "Given that the werewolves are in the process of transforming and cannot be moved easily, we can only keep them in place for the time being."

“I understand, Miss Black,” Collins said, glancing fearfully at the werewolf in the cage. “If it weren’t for the Ministry of Magic, many villagers wouldn’t have survived tonight.”

Although there are Muggles in the werewolf community, most Muggles die from their injuries after being bitten by werewolves, and only a few survive the life-or-death situation and become werewolves themselves.

"Thank you for your understanding, Dahl," Belvina said with a smile. "The Ministry of Magic will handle the aftermath in the village. The villagers won't remember today's strange events, if—"

Belvina stopped talking and glanced at the trembling Collins couple.

If the Collins elders wish, the Ministry of Magic can erase or alter their memories, making them forget what happened tonight.