Having escaped famine, I was accepted into Hogwarts.

Chapter 191 You are the real demolition genius

Sirius Black was carried under the old man's arm and slowly led into the depths of the Forbidden Forest. Soon, the man and the dog arrived at a simple but fairly comfortable campsite.

At this moment, the old man slowly put Sirius Black down, whose limbs were stiff as a board: "Let me introduce myself, my name is Gellert Grindelwald."

Sirius, who was initially a little scared of encountering a dog catcher in the Forbidden Forest, breathed a sigh of relief. The dog catcher, however, didn't introduce himself.

Then he realized some long-buried memories of magical history. Grindelwald? That can't be right. Wasn't he imprisoned in Nurmengard? How did he escape?

Grindelwald seemed to read Sirius's mind, and gently kicked him, wanting him to turn back and ask the question himself, so he could answer him later: "Is being a dog fun?"

Sirius Black realized he'd been seen through, and in a flash, he transformed back into his human form and stood up: "Gellert Grindelwald? The dark wizard who burned Paris? Shouldn't you be imprisoned in Nurmengard?"

Hearing Sirius ask this question, Grindelwald revealed a relieved expression: "It's just self-imprisonment, giving Dumbledore and me a reason to live in peace. It's not even imprisonment. I'm relatively free, as long as I return to my specific place at the specific time to face my specific fate."

"So you came here to... give Dumbledore a reason to stay out of trouble?" Sirius was instinctively distrustful. Hadn't he already become human again? Why was this old man still treating him like a dog?

Grindelwald was also helpless. The last time he sneaked out was during his first year of self-imprisonment in Nurmengard, when he went to see three large fireworks that exploded on Earth one after another.

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After watching it, he felt that humanity was hopeless, Muggles were hopeless. What's the point of being so talented at killing their own kind? Should we give them an award?

Since then, I've kept a low profile in Neumont, at most going to Bergbraukel to have a beer and a plate of pork knuckle when I'm bored. But who would have thought that after sneaking out for a nice meal and casually asking for a newspaper, I would be in a daze.

What does it mean that another student who is Dumbledore's favorite has appeared?

This vocabulary is really interesting, so I definitely have to come and take a look... Actually, there are some other reasons as well, such as coming to see the fleeting shadow magic in my prophetic fragment.

If possible, I could also break the ice with Dumbledore. Anyway, I'm too exhausted to fight anymore. Will Dumbledore be happy or excited to see me suddenly appear? Surely he won't hold a grudge...?

Dumbledore didn't know how Grindelwald guessed, but if Dumbledore really saw Grindelwald appear before him...

He might say, "Let's not contact each other anymore, I'm afraid Kane will misunderstand..."

Because Grindelwald was far away, while Kane was right across from him, leaning back on the sofa with his eyes half-closed, looking like he had eaten too many Dementors and gotten dizzy.

Kane wasn't actually dizzy from eating charcoal; he was still secretly watching Dumbledore out of the corner of his eye to make sure that Dumbledore was peeling an orange for him with his hands, rather than secretly pulling out his wand to give him a sudden, brutal attack.

All in all, it should be considered safe.

Soon, with the next class approaching, Kane left the headmaster's office with an orange that Dumbledore had peeled himself and a bag of nuts.

This is Charms class. Because Hogwarts has a lot more Dementors this year, the professors have held a meeting and started teaching the young wizards about Patronus Charms.

Kane was clearly not as diligent as the other young wizards. Firstly, he wasn't afraid of Dementors, so learning this spell wouldn't be very useful. Secondly, while the others received positive feedback from practicing the Patronus Charm, he received none.

What's the point of learning then?

After completely giving up, Kane simply placed his hat on his desk and took out the bag of nuts and oranges. Just then, Professor Flitwick walked over. The little professor, who was not even as tall as the desk, looked up at Kane with a serious expression.

The latter pursed his lips and remained silent for a moment before breaking the orange in half and feeding it to Professor Flitwick.

Professor Flitwick was originally going to give Kane a serious reprimand, but when the orange was brought to his lips, he inexplicably opened his mouth and, in a bizarrely strange way, ate it...

Kane's heart skipped a beat when he saw Professor Flitwick's ashen face.

So Dumbledore really did poison himself after all?

As he pondered whether he should turn around and confront Dumbledore, or resign himself to his fate and simply eat the remaining half of the orange to die, he chose option C out of the two options A and B.

run away.

Just as he was about to pull the mantis shrimp out of his hat, Professor Flitwick finally spoke.

"These items are confiscated. Gryffindor loses one point. Practice your spells more!"

After saying that, Professor Flitwick waved his wand, took away all the snacks on Kane's desk, and returned to the podium.

Kane breathed a sigh of relief. It seemed that Professor Flitwick's ashen face was simply because he was angry with him, not because Dumbledore had poisoned him.

Dumbledore was still very human-like; he didn't poison himself.

And so he slowly began to practice the spell, not the Guardian Spell, but the Moonlight Spell.

As everyone knows, moonlight is like a public bus; whatever elemental power you put into it, you can get the corresponding effect.

So, if you used a memory of fear to obtain Dementor bait before, what memory will you use this time?

It doesn't necessarily have to be a spell; other things will work, like stuffing shadows into moonlight.

Without further ado, Kane waved his wand, slowly drawing a sliver of moonlight from the Mooncaller's wand, and then carefully inserted a wisp of shadow into it.

As two small dots, one black and one white, gathered and intertwined, the next moment, an unparalleled bang!

Thanks to Professor Flitwick and Kane's quick reflexes, the former swiftly used magic to throw the ditch Kane had created out the window, while the latter immediately donned Shadow Armor over the blast site the instant it exploded.

The two had done an excellent job of protecting themselves, but the huge shockwave still shattered half of the glass in Hogwarts.

Finally, a sparse clapping sound rang out.

Everyone in the classroom looked in that direction... It was another explosive genius from before today, Seamus.

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