The Wind and the Wings of Hogwarts

Ms. Grey simply glanced back at him upon hearing this, without saying a word.

"ghost?"

Medea looked more surprised than Scott at that moment.

In people's common sense, ghosts cannot interfere with reality, so they are powerless to fight.

But she didn't think Dumbledore was a fool; since he had used this unfamiliar magic, it must have worked.

She moved away from the school emblem as quickly as possible.

However, the four ghosts began to emit a faint white light.

The light quickly merged with the school emblem beneath their feet, and Medea's movements suddenly froze and stopped.

“Can’t you move, Medea?” said Ms. Grey. “You can no longer leave this place.”

Medea seemed to be able to move only her head. She turned to look at Ms. Grey, "Why are you here, Helena!"

Ms. Grey said indifferently, "I am a ghost belonging to Hogwarts. When the headmaster uses this magic to summon me, of course I will appear."

Medea then looked at the blood-soaked Barrow, "Are you going to help the others attack me too, Barrow?"

“This is the principal’s order, Medea,” said Barrow the Blood Man.

"Hahahahahaha..."

A burst of maniacal laughter rang out, and Pippi the Ghost suddenly appeared out of nowhere.

He flew over Medea's head, put his hands on his hips, and laughed loudly.

"Great! Hahahaha... The devil has been suppressed! The devil has been suppressed!"

He looked extremely happy, laughing loudly and doing somersaults in the air.

"Shut up."

Medea gave a cold rebuke.

Pee-Pee's laughter stopped abruptly, and he darted away in fear. When he saw that Medea was still not moving, he couldn't help but start making a ruckus again.

"You can't scare me!" he shouted arrogantly. "You can't move anymore! I'm not afraid of you!"

"Is that so?" Medea smiled.

The school emblem and the four ghosts at her feet flickered simultaneously, like malfunctioning light bulbs.

Chapter 146 The Future That Will Be Completely Changed

An unexpected change occurred.

First, four ghosts emitting white light flashed.

Then, the organ began to play music automatically, and all the lights in the hall suddenly flickered a few times.

Scott suddenly heard Medea's voice.

"Congratulations, you have passed my test, child. I have left you a reward. The entrance is below the organ stand. Remember, the password is [Kolski]."

Then the light was restored, and Medea had disappeared.

The four ghosts still floated in place, and the school emblem pattern on the ground had disappeared.

"Aaaaaaahhhhh... That demon is gone!"

The little devil screamed loudly, trembling with fear.

"What should I do? What should I do? She'll definitely come back and kill me! It's terrifying, even Dumbledore couldn't catch her..."

As he spoke, he began to wail loudly.

Scott's eyes flickered, but he quickly regained his normal expression.

"I'm sorry, Dumbledore, she got away."

Nick, who was almost headless, floated over, his head drooping, revealing his neck that was about to break off.

"What exactly happened?" the fat monk said, somewhat displeased. "For hundreds of years, we've finally been able to experience this magic once in a lifetime, and it didn't even work?"

Ms. Gray and Barrow the Blood Man kept their distance from each other and did not speak.

Dumbledore put away his wand and said to everyone, "Lady Slytherin had accumulated a large amount of magic belonging to the castle beforehand, and used this place to release that magic to disrupt the spell."

"How did she leave here?" the fat monk asked curiously. "There should be an anti-Apparition spell here too."

“It’s a Portkey,” Dumbledore replied. “She has a Portkey on her.”

"I'm going back."

Ms. Gray seemed unwilling to listen to this, and drifted straight down the corridor.

"Then I'll head back too, Professor."

Scott greeted Dumbledore, and after he nodded, he immediately turned and followed Ms. Grey away.

"Wait for me, Ms. Grey!"

Ms. Gray's floating speed slowed down.

They quickly left the secret room and arrived at the platform on the cliff.

It was already past midnight when Scott looked at the starry sky reflected on the black lake below the cliff and breathed a sigh of relief.

“Come on, you should go back to your dorm,” Ms. Gray reminded him.

Scott nodded, took out his flying broom, and flew onto the stone bridge.

On the way back to Ravenclaw Tower, Scott hurriedly asked Ms. Gray, "What exactly happened in the Forbidden Forest? How is Professor Flitwick now?"

"We've been attacked..."

Ms. Gray recounted what had happened.

It turned out that the accident happened not long after Ms. Gray and Professor Flitwick followed Scott into the Forbidden Forest.

They encountered a titmouse.

But they didn't expect it to be an Animagus.

The titmouse suddenly transformed into a wizard as it approached Professor Flitwick.

Before Professor Flitwick could react, he activated the key and took Professor Flitwick away in the blink of an eye.

Then, a light suddenly shone from the nearby bushes, and Ms. Grey was also sucked into and trapped by a crystal ball.

“Flitwick is fine. He’s back at Hogwarts. He’s the one who rescued me from the crystal ball.”

Ms. Gray's answer greatly relieved Scott.

He was exhausted; he had endured far too much that night.

Most importantly, Medea's appearance may completely change the predetermined future of this world in the "original story".

An ancestor who covets Voldemort's soul has suddenly appeared!

Almost no one can predict what changes she will bring to the British magical world, or even the whole world.

In other words, Scott no longer had the advantage of knowing the "plot" afterward.

With that thought in mind, Scott took a deep breath. He needed to adjust his mindset and prepare for the new challenge.

"Scott!"

Scott looked up at the sound and saw Professor Flitwick running from the other side of the stone bridge.

"professor?"

Scott quickened his pace and walked up to him.

Professor Flitwick looked him up and down a few times. "Thank you, Merlin! You're really alright!"

"You should be alright too?"

Scott smiled and looked at him.

Professor Flitwick was only somewhat disheveled at the moment, but did not appear to be injured.

"Of course I'm fine."

Professor Flitwick waved his hand.

"That wizard took me away with a Portkey, and then used an Anti-Apparition Charm to prevent me from leaving."

He said this with some anger.

"If it were just fighting that guy, I wouldn't have taken so long. It's just a pity that he has hidden helpers."

"Did you catch them?" Scott asked curiously.

"No."

Professor Flitwick shook his head regretfully.

“Those guys didn’t use any lethal spells on me, and I can’t kill them either.”

He sighed.

"In the end, they were outnumbered and fled."

"They're from the Yaxley family..."

Scott recounted the memory in detail.

Professor Flitwick exclaimed in surprise.

“I never imagined Lockhart would be murdered…” he said, sounding somewhat distressed. “Although he was a bit annoying, but…”

He couldn't help but sob twice.

“Yes.” Scott still felt a bit scared when he thought about it. “Fortunately, the oath bound Medea to not harm the students, otherwise Milton and the others might have been in danger.”

The two wizards died in an instant, and even Dumbledore couldn't stop them.

"Thankfully, the students are all safe!"

Professor Flitwick also said with some excitement.