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"It's hard to imagine that it was made by a beginner. I don't think Mr. Ollivander has such skills."

After getting the wand, Dumbledore couldn't help but try it out.

Although the wand was very resistant to him, Dumbledore easily discovered the secret of the wand and realized that it greatly improved Transfiguration.

As for the wand itself, Dumbledore was not surprised, after all, he had more ridiculously powerful wands.

Dumbledore was surprised but the wand was made by Dolly.

However, he did not point this out directly, because being able to make wands is actually a rather sensitive matter and needs to be registered with the Ministry of Magic.

If not regulated, wands outside the Ministry of Magic's control could flow into the wizarding world in large numbers, causing chaos.

Dumbledore did not want to cause trouble for Dolly because he knew that Dolly had no intention of making money by mass-producing wands.

Although Dumbledore didn't say it, Dolly could see that he already knew the inside story.

Dolly had no intention of hiding this and said directly, "Maybe I was lucky and chose the best material?"

Dolly's words were not entirely false. She did choose the best materials, but these materials were strengthened by themselves.

As for Dolly's wand-making skills, Dolly is very self-aware of this and is still far from Ollivander's level.

“Luck is also a kind of strength.”

Dumbledore sighed. In his eyes, there were more secrets about Dolly, but this was no longer a reason for Dumbledore to suspect that Dolly was related to Voldemort.

His only worry now was what kind of mess Dolly would make with his plans.

Of course, Dumbledore could have kept Dolly out of the picture.

It's just that Dolly didn't agree to what he didn't want to do, and even Dumbledore didn't know what the final result was.

"Okay, Professor Dumbledore, I'm ready."

"Hmm? You mean to start back for England now?"

Dumbledore was a little surprised. Didn't Dolly care about her dog anymore?

"How is that possible!"

Dolly replied to Dumbledore in surprise, "Of course I'm going to kill him to save my dog. Am I going to abandon my life-and-death companion?"

"Dumbledore, as my professor and someone who needs to protect me, you won't ignore my reasonable request, right?"

"It's like your phoenix, Fawkes, is about to be eaten. Wouldn't you try to stop it?"

Dumbledore was originally thinking of trying to persuade Dolly, but Dolly even moved Fawkes out.

Dumbledore then asked in surprise: "Is this gray wolf really so magical?"

Dolly nodded solemnly and said, "It's absolutely amazing. It's so amazing that it understands English better than most French people."

Dumbledore's mouth twitched, and he almost broke down.

However, this reason was indeed impeccable, and he also wanted to see what kind of gray wolf understood English better than the French.

Then the two of them locked onto their destination and began to move, using the method of teleportation.

By the way, the Ministry of Magic of each country allows Apparition to the interior. This is to facilitate the Ministry of Magic staff, especially Aurors, to go to and from get off work.

Of course, not all areas allow Apparition, unlike Hogwarts, which prohibits Apparition in all areas to prevent criminals from sneaking in.

Dumbledore's Disapparition was undoubtedly a masterclass.

So what is the difference between master-level Apparition and normal-level Apparition?

For ordinary people, Apparition is very dangerous and must be used with extreme caution. In other words, it has a very long lead time and may even cause dizziness after use.

But at Dumbledore's level, they can use Apparition directly in battle to avoid spells and attacks, and use Apparition as a short-distance flash, and even use it with almost no CD.

This is the difference between master level and ordinary level.

Of course, there are only a few people who have the ability to use the spell of Apparition now, and most of them died in the wizarding war during the time of Grindelwald.

This is also one of the reasons why the spellcasting level of wizards in the magical world has dropped dramatically. The best wizards died in the war at a young age without leaving their own legacy.

Being led by such a Dumbledore, Dolly naturally did not experience any side effects and arrived near the ski resort yesterday.

This made Dolly even more eager to learn the magic of Apparition, so she asked, "Professor, can you make an exception and teach me this magic?"

Dumbledore chose to refuse without hesitation. The answer was naturally the same old one: this spell was too dangerous.

If it was a danger that Dumbledore could control, he might have taught it, but not Apparition.

Even if he watched her personally, Dolly's life might be in danger. He couldn't do such a thing.

Dolly sighed. She didn't have high expectations, so she could only make up her mind and figure out a solution herself.

But now is not the time to think about this, but to focus on Snow's condition and position.

Although it is impossible for Dolly to kill the thousands of people who killed his dog like the male protagonist, Dolly's desire to protect her dog is real.

Especially yesterday, when Dolly was still in the snow cave, it was Snow who led the snowman away and bought them some time.

In Dolly's view, she and Snow are already partners. At least Snow really risked his life for her. Just for this reason, Dolly cannot ignore Snow.

So Dolly stood on tiptoe and looked around, and soon found the location of the ski resort. The scenery there was basically the same as yesterday.

As for Dolly, she was completely different from yesterday. She was now fully armed and looked very warm.

Before Dolly could find her dog, there were two loud bangs beside her, and two Aurors appeared beside Dolly and Dumbledore.

"Why are you here?"

Two young Aurors came, one of whom spoke fluent French and shouted a warning to Dolly and Dumbledore.

"This place has been designated as a restricted area by the French Ministry of Magic. From today onwards, no unauthorized personnel are allowed to enter. You may leave now."

"If you try to force your way in, we have the authority to cast a spell on you. You will be responsible for the consequences."

Seeing this, Dolly glanced at Dumbledore, as if asking, "Do you speak French?"

Dolly really didn't know how to do it, so she had no way to communicate with the wizard in front of her.

As for Dumbledore, he actually speaks French.

As a linguistic genius, Dumbledore could even learn Goblin and Mermaid, so learning French was not difficult for him.

You know, Dumbledore traveled around the world when he was young, so Dolly wouldn't find it strange if he could speak Chinese.

But Dumbledore never said it, maybe because Chinese is too difficult to understand.

However, what Dolly didn't expect was that Dumbledore nodded first, proving that he could speak French.

He shrugged his shoulders, pretending he didn't speak French, and then he spoke in a fluent London accent, "Hello, I'm Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore. I hope to speak with your captain."

"My student's pet dog was brought here by you. I hope you will tell me the purpose and ensure the safety of my student's pet dog. Otherwise, I cannot guarantee that I will not sue the French Ministry of Magic for its actions at the International Confederation of Wizards."

This series of London-accented English, especially the deliberately repeated names, seemed to be deliberately provoking the two young Aurors.

They actually knew a little English, but they had trouble following when Dumbledore deliberately pronounced their full names.

In the end, he naturally became more and more angry as he listened, and deliberately asked Dolly and Dumbledore to repeat themselves in French.

At this point, Dolly also understood that the two young French Aurors wanted to use this method to make Dolly and Dumbledore give up.

They might not have known Dolly, but it was unlikely they didn't know Dumbledore.

Because France also has chocolate frogs, and as Dumbledore of the International Confederation of Wizards, his character cards are naturally spread across all magical countries.

Using the excuse of language barrier, he could pretend to get Dumbledore to leave without angering him.

Unexpectedly, Dumbledore played along with them, using the excuse of language barrier to pretend that he didn't understand their instructions and had no intention of leaving.

Even Dolly spoke up, saying, "Where's my dog? If you don't give me my dog, I'll have to search it myself."

Seeing that the two young Aurors still looked confused, Dolly simply started to walk forward. Seeing this, the Aurors immediately pointed their wands at Dolly and became excited.

But just when he was about to use magic such as fainting, a shocking feeling came from above his head.

Turning around, they saw that it was Dumbledore who was looking at them with a smile. His blue eyes were like the bottomless ocean, and they were the travelers drowning in the sea, about to endure the torture of being squeezed by the sea water.

In the end, the two young Aurors were still unable to cast any spells.

One is a beautiful little girl, and the other is the world-famous White Devil.

Their moral sense would not allow them to use magic on either of them.

But Dumbledore would not allow them to do so, especially if they cast a spell on Dolly, which would really make Dumbledore angry.

It’s not that Dumbledore already regards Dolly as extremely important, but that he hasn’t sent Dolly home yet.

If Dolly was attacked again at this time, wouldn't Dumbledore's busy days become a joke?

"How did you get in? Why didn't anyone stop them?"

More Aurors came over, but facing them, Dolly still shouted in English: "Where is my dog? What have you done to my dog?"

Then he looked like he was crying and his eyes were red.

Seeing such a little girl, the Aurors naturally turned their eyes to Dumbledore, but Dumbledore seemed to be moving forward with murderous intent, and all those who tried to stop Dumbledore hesitated.

It was not until the end that eight Aurors gathered together and saw that Dolly was about to enter the core area that they had enough courage to form a formation to block Dumbledore.

They felt like they were facing a formidable enemy, and each of them began to sweat even without fighting.

Dumbledore, however, acted as if nothing had happened and said in awkward French, "Is there no one who speaks English?"

It was as if the misunderstanding just now was caused by language barrier, which made the leading Auror feel a little amused and helpless.

Dolly also wiped away the tears from the corners of her eyes, and then sighed that Dumbledore was still the Dumbledore he was familiar with.

Don't think that Dumbledore is a saint with a very high sense of morality and will not use tricks.

In fact, when Dumbledore was young, he used more tricks than anyone else, but when he got older, Dumbledore preferred to rely solely on the power of language to drive others to act.

"Mr. Dumbledore, please leave here immediately. It's not safe here. Our war with the snowmen is not over yet."

The leading Auror politely ordered them to leave in English, but Dumbledore acted as if he hadn't heard him. He asked, "Is there actually a war going on in the French wizarding world?"

"Then as the president of the International Confederation of Wizards, I have the authority to request to observe the progress of the war in order to decide whether to provide assistance..."

In theory, the International Confederation of Wizards has the right and obligation to send troops to help the International Confederation of Wizards in various countries overcome difficulties.

But in reality, just like the United Nations in the Muggle world can only rely on individual countries if it wants to send troops, it is difficult for individual countries to receive help from the International Confederation of Wizards.

It’s just like when Voldemort was in trouble in Britain, the International Confederation of Wizards didn’t show up.

But don't forget that Voldemort was ultimately just a terrorist in the wizarding world in the suburbs of London, England, and his influence did not even extend beyond Britain.

A terrorist of this level is naturally incomparable to Grindelwald, who swept the entire wizarding world and affected all countries. It also means that Voldemort's vision is too narrow.

Of course, this is not a topic that needs to be discussed now.

What we need to discuss now is whether what Dumbledore said is useful?

The answer is obviously yes.

If it were an ordinary member of the International Confederation of Wizards, these Aurors would have fainted and used the Obliviate combo.

But this is Dumbledore!

Dumbledore has already started to reason with you seriously, what else do you want?

Does it have to be the other party knocking you down?

"But Mr. Dumbledore, you really can't go ahead..."

The leading Auror was almost crying. Facing a guy like Dumbledore, he really couldn't bear it.

Dolly's words added the finishing blow, "Should I stop Dumbledore and make him angry if I can't stop him, or should I just let him go? Choose one."

"As for the second option, there's no guarantee anyone will find out it was you who let them go, right?"

Dolly's words made several Aurors look at each other in confusion.

The leading Auror had a look of bewilderment on his face. Although his position was captain, as an Auror specializing in combat, he was actually similar to Arthur in understanding the ways of the world.

Now with Dolly's guidance, and realizing that stopping Dumbledore would be a disadvantageous option, he began to consciously let the two people go.

Of course, on the surface he was still trying to stop it.

It's just that when Dumbledore stepped forward, he couldn't muster up the courage to attack the President of the International Confederation of Wizards, a child who was already twelve or thirteen years old.

If someone is stripped of his job for this, then it can only mean that this is an institutional problem of the French Ministry of Magic.

Without these Aurors blocking their way, the two men moved much faster.