Dumbledore? He knows nothing about MC alchemy.

Along with them came the Dementors.

"Haha, the Minister of Magic needs such a large number of Aurors to protect him when dealing with Dementors, but he just puts these Dementors in Hogwarts?" Kaisen said as he sat on a step in front of the Hogwarts gate.

There was nothing for him to come here. Dumbledore didn't call him, and Fudge didn't call him. It seemed that he came here simply to play tricks on Fudge.

The corners of Fudge's mouth twitched, but he had no intention of retorting. This alchemy professor was a fierce and arrogant person who "did things without thinking". If he had an argument with him here, he might be slapped in the face. The Aurors around him might not necessarily help him.

Although his plan to place Dementors in Hogwarts was indeed a stupid move, he had obtained Dumbledore's consent. However, now Dumbledore acted as if nothing had happened, while he had to endure the dislike of almost all members of the Ministry of Magic.

And the reason why this alchemy professor appeared here was most likely to deliberately provoke me so that I could have a good reason to beat me up...

You must not be angry, you must not be angry...

Fudge took a long time to finally force a smile: "That's it, we have to go back too."

"Goodbye, I won't see you off." Dumbledore said politely.

Fudge left in a disjointed manner with a large group of Aurors, leaving behind Dementors that filled the entire Hogwarts.

"...No, I have to write a letter to Fudge. If these Dementors hurt the little wizard in the slightest, I will plant his head in a flowerpot...the kind that is planted alone." Kaisen curled his lips and started writing when he returned to the office.

Sirius kept gritting his teeth in front of a dressing mirror, as if the air in his mouth was the illusory Peter Pettigrew. What he was doing now was training on how to give Peter Pettigrew a fatal blow.

What he saw as fierce and handsome was seen by another person in the office...

"What's the matter? Want to go out?" Kaisen, who was sitting in his seat, asked Sirius, who was sticking his butt out in front of the mirror in various ways.

And Sirius suddenly turned around, his eyes seemed to have stars, as if saying: "Is it okay? Is it okay? Is it okay???"

"No... Today is the day for new students to enroll. What if a big black dog like you, almost as big as a wolf, scares them? Or I can make you a puppet that can automatically walk the dog. You just let the puppet lead the way and I'll let you out." Kaisen said with a roll of his eyes.

Sirius shook his head like a rattle.

"Well, then you'll have to wait a while before going out, until the young wizards hear from the seniors that there's a big black dog like you in the castle."

As Kaisen spoke, he teleported to the Owl House. Soon the letter would fly to Fudge's desk under the escort of an owl.

The meaning of the letter was very clear. If any young wizard was harmed by a Dementor, he would go to the Ministry of Magic personally, tear off Fudge's head and plant it in a flowerpot.

Although it was not known when the letter would arrive on Fudge's desk, it would take at least half a day, and during this half a day the young wizards could not enter Hogwarts, let alone be harmed by Dementors.

As for this so-called Dementor damage, Kaisen asked himself...it would definitely happen, it was just a matter of time.

After all, putting Dementors in Hogwarts is like putting a big bad wolf among a flock of sheep. Maybe it's not doing anything now because it's simply not hungry.

Once you are hungry, even with the Wither Amulet and the Patronus Charm, it is inevitable that the Dementors will find an opportunity to attack you.

So that letter could be seen not only as a warning, but also as a forewarning. Perhaps he would suddenly appear behind Fudge's office chair at any moment, twist his head off with his bare hands, and stick it into a flowerpot.

However, this kind of thing shouldn't happen now. It should happen after a while, when these Dementors are hungry.

In other words, at least today, I am absolutely at ease.

at the same time...............

"Are you feeling better, Harry?" Hermione asked worriedly as she squatted beside Harry.

"Do you know what that feeling is... It's like those black and white silent films at the beginning of the century. It feels like the whole life is extremely boring." Harry took a long time to force out an ugly smile.

"Your joke isn't as good as George Fred and the others'...at least I can understand what they're saying."

"Say less."

"Have another piece of chocolate." Hermione and Neville said one after another.

Harry nodded, took the chocolate from Ron and put it in his mouth, which made him feel a little better.

"This chocolate is quite delicious, do you want to try it?"

"No, no, this is obviously what you need most in this situation." The other three shook their heads and said.

"Okay, I have expelled all the Dementors on the entire train. I also wrote a letter to Dumbledore, so don't worry." Lupin said after opening the door and walking into the carriage.

"That's good..."

Meanwhile, Hogwarts...

Dumbledore looked at a piece of parchment on the table that was suddenly stained with ink, and picked it up and took a look in surprise.

Soon his brows furrowed together...

He remembered what Kaysen said about giving Fudge a head start...

"Remind him." Dumbledore wrote a letter, which would soon arrive in Fudge's mailbox with the help of wind magic.

Chapter 153 Where did the letter go?

In the evening, the Ministry of Magic...

"Kasenhith...Albus Dumbledore..."

On Umbridge's desk were the letters from Kaysen and Dumbledore to Fudge, one after the other. She casually tore open the envelope and began to scan the contents...

Next up is Dumbledore's.

After reading the two letters, she sneered. As for the former, where Kaysen said that he wanted to plant Fudge in the soil, she regarded it as a clumsy threat from a child.

Although she knew a lot about Kaisen's murders, such as Lockhart, Lockhart was just a lousy writer, while Fudge was the Minister of Magic. Naturally, their identities could not be compared, and Kaisen naturally did not dare to do anything out of line.

The second letter from Dumbledore said that when meeting Kaisen, he should reason with him in time and never let things go to the worst.

According to Dumbledore, as long as you talk to Kaisen properly and appeal to his emotions and reason, he won't really be angry.

As for the actions of twisting one's head off and falling headfirst, it is just an exaggeration. It serves to emphasize the threat, and the probability of it being actually put into practice is not high.

She simply crumpled it up into a ball and threw it into the trash can.

A headmaster actually thought that a small professor had the courage to attack the noble Minister of Magic. It seemed that he was also senile.

In this way, Umbridge solved Minister Fudge's problems, and solved two of them.

Hogsmeade Station on the other side.

Kaisen set up a small stall at the exit. When he met a stranger, he knew that this person had not signed up for alchemy, so he picked up a wither amulet from the small table and handed it to him.

The senior wizards all knew the value of this thing and couldn't wait to carry it with them.

This year's freshmen needed Kaisen to explain it in person before they would hang the amulet around their necks with fear on their faces.

The young wizards walked very slowly, one by one, and Kaisen sent them one by one. Until the entire train was almost empty, when Kaisen almost thought that the four Gryffindors were driving back to school, he looked at the dejected Harry, Neville, Hermione and Ron.

"Why do you look so bad?" Kaisen asked.

"Don't mention it, Professor. The Dementors attacked our small carriage. Fortunately, Professor Lupin was there, so there was no big chaos." Hermione said bitterly.

"What? Dementors appeared on the lines of the Hogwarts Express?"

Kaisen's face turned cold, and he casually gave them four wither amulets and said.

"Yeah, but it must be that we were unlucky. Only one Dementor went to our small carriage, and there was no Dementor in the other carriages. They didn't even know about it." Harry said weakly.

"Yeah, except Malfoy," Ron said with a pout.

"...Is there anyone behind?" Kaisen asked.

"No, we were the last to get off." Neville shook his head.

"Well...you should go back to the castle first. It's best to go to the hospital wing and ask Madam Pomfrey for a few bottles of joy potion." Kaisen said and knocked lightly. The small table in front of him turned into little pieces, fell to the ground and disappeared in the blink of an eye.

Kaisen also disappeared.

Only the light and shadows in the sky remained.

"Fudge! You should have read my letter." Kaisen suddenly appeared behind Fudge who was tasting a cigar.

"It seems that you are living a very comfortable life." Kaisen said quietly.

"Kaysen, how dare you! Why do you suddenly appear here!" Umbridge, who was sitting opposite Fudge's table, was startled by Kaisen and said.

Kaisen shrugged casually, without even looking at Umbridge, but patted Fudge on the shoulder: "I told you, if the Dementors hurt the little wizard, I will plant you in a flowerpot."

"Kasenhith! This is the Ministry of Magic! Not the Hogwarts you're messing around in! No one will tolerate you here!" Umbridge angrily slammed the table and shouted.

Kaisen still didn't move. No, at least the New Magic Book suddenly appeared behind him, and a restraining spell quickly stopped Umbridge from slamming the table and scolding.

But her mouth can still speak, her eyes can still see, and all her perceptions are still there.

Fudge took a deep breath. He watched as Kaisen skillfully cast a spell towards Umbridge. He should have known that Kaisen was serious this time. He calmly touched a small mechanism under the desk. As long as he pressed it, the Auror Office and the Striker Office would receive a message and come to rescue him.

"Hmm? Do you still remember?" Kaisen said softly.

"What letter? I didn't receive any letter?" Fudge said in confusion.

"Then I'll repeat it to you again. The meaning is enough. If any little wizard is harmed by a Dementor, I will come to your office, twist off your head and stick it in a flowerpot."

"No...I didn't get that letter, you can't do that!"

"But I'm sorry, I'm already here."

"No! You can't do this! This is plotting..." Umbridge was halfway through her sentence when a piece of flying obsidian shattered all her teeth.

Kaisen ignored her and pressed Fudge's fat body on the desk. Then he stood on the desk with one foot and knelt on Fudge's back with the other foot.

"No, no, no, you can't do this! I'm the Minister of Magic. You will be tried for this and you will go to Azkaban!" Fudge yelled.

"I'm waiting for your summons." Kaisen said as a blue diamond sword appeared in his hand.

Just then there was a bang and the door of the minister's office was opened.

Kingsley and Scrimgeour walked into the office with a group of Aurors, all pointing their wands at Kaysen.

"Professor Kaysen!" Of course, some wizards who had just joined the Auror Office recognized the thug who had kidnapped the minister.

"Did you recognize me? Get out of here!" Kaisen looked up and saw two of his students. They were both from pure-blood families with no worries about food and clothing, and Fudge couldn't afford to offend them.

In that case, there was no need for him to stage a so-called breakup drama with them just to keep them in the Ministry of Magic, he said bluntly.

The two pure-blood students looked at Kaysen, Kingsley and Scrimgeour. As for Fudge who was on the verge of death, they didn't even look at him, and then ran away.

"Kaysen, listen to me, I heard from Dumbledore that you...you are definitely not such a person. Now put down your sword and let's talk like a gentleman." Kingsley said, trying to calm Kaisen down.

Kaisen didn't want to say anything to these idiots in the Ministry of Magic, and the next moment a golden-red flame appeared in the office.

Dumbledore walked out of the flames and looked at Fudge under the blade of Kaisen's sword.

"It seems you didn't listen to my advice." Dumbledore shook his head.