The Wind and the Wings of Hogwarts

“That’s not all.” Medea shook her head. “Like I said, he spent his whole life building it.”

"Even you can't break through?" Scott was very surprised.

He suspected that Medea might still have a one-time use magic stone.

Medea said, "If there is a way without paying a price, I will of course choose not to pay a price."

“I see.” Scott nodded in understanding.

Outside the Tenth Trial Room, Scott's true form was watching the live feed from the [Magic Mirror] alongside a team of Auror strikers led by Rufus Scrimgeour.

Footsteps sounded, and Ms. Burns and Dumbledore walked together from the other end of the corridor.

Looking at them, Ms. Burns asked, "Oh, Scott, did you catch them?"

Scott shook his head. "Medea did not come in her true form."

“But the others are probably the real deal,” Scrinker said.

“That’s not the case,” Scott said. “There was another woman who was also possessed by the doll.”

Inside the courtroom, Scott and Medea's conversation continued.

“I remember you once said that as long as I live, you can get whatever you want.”

Scott is testing Medea.

"So now, have you gotten it?"

"I must say, you did a great job, Scott."

Medea said in an appreciative tone.

"I am very satisfied with all the changes you have brought about."

Scott raised an eyebrow. "Including preventing you from obtaining Voldemort's soul?"

"That's nothing."

Medea was not angry.

"Since I have chosen to let you bring change to the world, I must also accept any changes you bring."

"That's good." Scott feigned a sigh of relief. "So, are the changes enough?"

Medea laughed again. "So you do know something after all. Is it because of the prophecy?"

"What prophecy?" Scott feigned ignorance.

"What do you say?"

Behind the semi-transparent black veil, Medea looked at Scott with exceptional determination.

"To be honest, if you hadn't taken the prophecy orb, I wouldn't have expected a real prophecy to appear. I underestimated your divination professor."

“I knew taking the prophecy ball would raise suspicion,” Scott said, “but I took it anyway.”

Medea asked, "So, what is the content of the prophecy? What do you know?"

"nothing."

Scott looked embarrassed.

"Professor Trelawney said I would live a loveless life and die alone, which is too shameful. I don't want too many people to know."

"is it?"

"Yes."

Medea smiled slightly and didn't ask any further questions.

“You know, I don’t need you to admit anything. As long as I believe you know some truths through prophecy, that’s enough.”

“If that’s how you think, there’s nothing I can do,” Scott said helplessly. “I still want to hear some of the truth from you.”

"Ah……"

Medea remained in a good mood and showed no anger whatsoever.

“I look forward to your actions, Scott.”

As she said this, her tone was full of anticipation.

"I want to know what changes would occur if someone outside of fate knew about it."

At this moment, her face gradually stiffened.

"Well then, see you next time."

"You're leaving already?" Scott asked. "Aren't you going to leave these people behind?"

"They didn't commit any serious crimes, did they?"

Medea left behind her last words, and then completely transformed into a stiff ceramic doll.

"it's a pity."

Scott looked at the others.

"Then I'll be going too."

The woman was much more decisive than Medea; she simply fell to the ground, smashing the ceramic doll's body into powder.

"And what about you?"

Scott looked at the other four.

"Are you going to surrender?"

As he spoke, the silver puppet began to move.

Its arms instantly stretched out, like two ropes, and wrapped around the four people.

None of the four, including Williamson, resisted, allowing the silver puppet to bind their limbs tightly and take away their wands.

Chapter 550 Helena's Guesses

"Nidhogg."

Outside the tenth courtroom, Scott broke through the alternate dimension that enveloped the courtroom.

The Auror strikers stormed into the courtroom and formally arrested the four who had been subdued.

Scott also took the opportunity to put away the silver doll and let the phantom clone dissipate.

By now, the hoods of the other three had been pulled down, but Scott didn't recognize anyone except Williamson, whose face was already visible.

Ms. Burns told Scringer, "Put them in the dungeon first, and make sure to assign trustworthy guards."

Scrimgeour nodded and directed the strikers to escort the four away.

"Don't worry, we've only made a few minor mistakes. There's no need to do anything unnecessary to compound the error."

A gaunt wizard smiled as he passed by Ms. Burns.

"I believe the minister will handle this matter impartially."

Of the four, apart from Williamson, the other three seemed unconcerned about their arrest, instead displaying an air of nonchalance.

Only the youngest, Williamson, remained resentful, glaring fiercely at Scott.

Watching the four men being escorted away, Scott smiled and said, "They're really arrogant."

"They did not commit any major crimes."

Ms. Burns said very calmly.

"None of these four are alone. Even if we want to deal with them seriously, we will encounter a lot of resistance."

Scott said, "But that's a good thing, at least they've been exposed and we can keep an eye on them from now on."

These four are all wizards who did not participate in past All-Witchcraft Association activities.

All the members of the All Witchcraft Society who appeared in the battle of Azkaban have been recorded by Ms. Burns, who was also present at the time, and these people have not made any moves to this day.

"I never expected that the Ministry of Magic would become their gathering place."

Ms. Burns frowned.

"It seems we'll need to strengthen security measures at the Ministry of Magic from now on."

Ms. Burns looked quite troubled. Although she was now the Minister for Magic, the only wizards who would completely obey her orders were still the same group of wizards who had stood on her side in the past.

Scott wasn't very interested in these things, and Dumbledore didn't say much either. They exchanged a few words with Madam Burns and then left the Ministry of Magic, returning directly to Hogwarts.

"You can relax a bit."

Dumbledore said to Scott.

“I will also continue to stay in touch with Mr. Grevis.”

Dumbledore didn't abandon his duties just because Voldemort disappeared, which relieved Scott.

After thanking Dumbledore, he left the headmaster's office.

After returning to his room, Scott released Milton from the Eye of Odin.

“It’s a pity,” he told Milton. “Medea was too cautious. Not only did she fail to find her current location, but she also failed to capture her.”

He recounted the events in detail.

Milton thanked Scott again and comforted him, telling him not to be too disappointed.

Actually, Scott wasn't too disappointed.

Although his original intention was to trick Medea unexpectedly, he did not expect to succeed on the first try.

but……

Thinking about what Medea said when she left, Scott was unsure what she was really thinking.

"Perhaps she wasn't truly on the same page as her father?"

This is Helena's guess.

"Medea did not marry Gaunt willingly."