Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 338 Number 12 Grimmauld Place (Second Update)

At dawn, the bright sun rose from the sea, and sunlight streamed through the windows of the cabin onto Fat Auror's face.

Fat Auror slowly opened his eyes, then, as if realizing something, immediately shook his head to quickly clear his mind and cautiously touched the wand at his waist.

He breathed a slight sigh of relief after he touched the wand.

Drawing his wand as quickly as possible, Fat Auror began to survey his surroundings.

He is currently in a small wooden hut. Inside the hut, two of his colleagues are still unconscious, and next to them are a dozen or so prison inmates who are also unconscious and bound by ropes.

"Stop the curse immediately!"

Fat Auror stepped forward and first lifted the spell on his two colleagues, then recounted what had happened the night before and his guesses after waking up this morning.

It was obvious that they had been attacked last night, and some of the prisoners in the jail had also been brought to this cabin.

Fortunately, the other party did not take away their wands, and they are not around now, so they still have a chance to fight back.

After discussing it for a while, the three of them took their wands and used the unlocking spell to open the wooden door, deciding to go out and check the situation first.

As the wooden door opened, the familiar sea, familiar trees, and familiar scenery came into view.

This wooden door leads to nothing other than the isolated island in the North Sea where Azkaban prison is located, and their little wooden hut is built right next to the prison.

However, when they turned to look in the direction of the prison, they all let out a scream:

"Oh, Merlin, what about Azkaban prison? How could such a large prison like Azkaban have disappeared!"

It turned out that the huge Azkaban prison that should have been there to their right had vanished without a trace, leaving only an empty foundation.

Two days later.

In a room on the second floor of the Leaky Cauldron in Diagon Alley, Jerry reached down and opened the Daily Prophet he had just bought downstairs. The newspaper reported the bombshell news of Azkaban's disappearance two days earlier along with Death Eaters and Dementors.

Many wizards are currently speculating that it was the work of the remaining Death Eaters, but the ability to take away the entire Azkaban is rather frightening.

Therefore, the entire British wizarding community is currently in a very tense state, and even the foot traffic in Diagon Alley has decreased significantly.

It's important to know that the Death Eaters imprisoned in Azkaban were all loyal followers of Voldemort, and each of them was a renowned figure in the wizarding world, no less so than Sirius Black at the time.

Sirius Black was already causing widespread panic, and now a whole bunch of them have emerged, not to mention the Dementors who have turned against us.

Needless to say, the Ministry of Magic is in an even more dire situation, completely overwhelmed.

The current Minister of Magic, Fudge, is once again facing questions about his abilities, and many wizards have privately referred to him as the worst minister in the Ministry of Magic's history.

Fudge could only guarantee in the newspaper that he would find all the dangerous Death Eaters and arrest the Death Eaters who broke into the prison before the Christmas holidays ended.

"I'm sorry, Minister Fouché, your promise probably won't be kept."

Jerry put down the newspaper and shrugged.

He didn't care at all about the trouble the Ministry of Magic, especially Fudge, had caused by moving Azkaban and the Death Eaters there.

Anyway, Fudge wasn't his friend, so he didn't need to care about Fudge's feelings.

"I never imagined that the Ravenclaw crown could have such a function!"

After putting down the newspaper, Jerry took out Ravenclaw's tiara from the box and began to examine it.

After returning to Diagon Alley from the isolated island in the North Sea, he originally planned to collect the other Horcruxes and then seal the soul of Voldemort inside, but due to a few unexpected events, he was delayed for two more days.

This unexpected discovery came about when he accidentally put the Ravenclaw tiara on his head.

He originally thought that the Ravenclaw tiara would be useless after sealing Voldemort's soul, but when he put the Ravenclaw tiara on his head, he found that this was not the case.

Because this crown, made by Ravenclaw, one of the founders of Hogwarts, is itself a powerful magical artifact.

Its unique magical ability is to increase the wearer's intelligence.

In fact, this is similar to the necklace that Jerry gave Hermione, which contained Merlin's Ring.

However, this Ravenclaw crown, unlike the necklaces he made, does not require the wearer to activate it with magic. It can increase intelligence simply by being worn on the head, and can be used by both wizards and Muggles.

However, compared to Jerry's own "refreshing" effect, it is far from sufficient, at most comparable to the effect of a necklace.

Overall, it's not very useful to him, but he can give it to Elsa when he returns to the main world to improve her silly brain.

Come to think of it, the vessels Voldemort chose to create Horcruxes weren't just because of their fame, but mainly because they were themselves extremely powerful magical artifacts.

Not only Ravenclaw's tiara, but Hufflepuff's cup and Slytherin's locket also likely possess their own unique magical abilities.

Just like Gryffindor's sword, it has the special property of infinitely amplifying its absorption capacity, and it can also escape at any time and be summoned by the real Gryffindor.

Number 12 Grimmauld Place, the ancestral home of the Black family.

Sirius Black, dressed in his pajamas, sat on the sofa in the first-floor foyer, staring at the Daily Prophet in his hand, gritting his teeth in anger:

"Peter Pettigrew, don't think you can get away with this! I will find you again!"

He had just returned from Hogwarts from meeting his godson Harry two days earlier, and in a good mood, he saw the news that all the Death Eaters had been rescued, including Pettigrew, who had just been sent there. How could he not be furious?

In his eyes, Little Star was absolutely deserving of death; even sending him to Azkaban would be too good for him.

"Go back to your kitchen, the sight of you makes me sick!"

Just then, the house-elf Kerchery happened to walk in front of Sirius and was kicked to the ground by him. Then, he roared and made Sirius disappear from his sight.

Every time he saw Kercheri, it was as if he saw that nauseating, decaying family, bringing back many unpleasant memories.

After being kicked over, Ketchum got up and glared resentfully at Sirius, then muttered as he returned to his room in the kitchen, following Sirius's orders.

Sirius hated him, but he hated Sirius just as much.

In his eyes, Sirius was a traitor to the family, a despicable, ungrateful scoundrel. If Sirius were not the only legitimate heir of the family and his master, he would never obey orders.

In his heart, his most beloved master was Regulus, Sirius's younger brother, who had already died.

(End of this chapter)