The sickly iron fist beauty in Harry Potter

The reason why he didn't continue to use Apparition was because it would make a booming sound, which Dumbledore couldn't completely avoid.

In such an empty and quiet environment, not to mention Dolly, even Dumbledore was worried about triggering another avalanche.

Fortunately, everything went smoothly for the two of them, and they soon saw the last group of Aurors.

Dolly immediately spotted Brent, who had been essentially nice to her the day before.

The Aurors also immediately noticed Dolly and Dumbledore, even without any warning. This is the basic quality of an Auror.

The Aurors were excited at first, but then became strangely panicked. Brent even approached them and said, "No trespassing here. Please leave now."

"I came to find my dog."

Dolly asked this question calmly and seriously, staring at Brent.

Brent was indeed nice to her, but Dolly's dog Snow was also arranged by Brent.

Now Dolly's dog not only disappeared, but also returned to the place where it met Brent yesterday. Dolly has concluded that Snow's disappearance is inseparable from Brent.

"You're not going to say you've never seen my dog, are you?"

Facing Dolly's questioning, Brent showed a hint of hesitation and embarrassment on his face, but it was immediately replaced by determination.

He said directly: "You should go to the Ministry of Magic for this kind of thing..."

Before Brent could finish his words, Dolly called out to Quirrell.

"Snow, if you were here just shout!"

Brent's face turned pale and he immediately tried to cover Dolly's mouth, but Dumbledore stopped him by grabbing his wrist.

The blue eyes stared at him, as if asking: what are you going to do to me, a college student?

More Aurors wanted to come up to help, but the sound of frantic banging on cages came from the snow.

This made the Aurors' expressions change. They wanted to stop it, but it was too late.

Dolly had already run towards the direction where the sound came from. She had a vague feeling that Snow was there.

This is not a feeling obtained through sound or smell, but more like an instinctive sensation.

The Aurors tried to stop Dolly, but her agility was beyond their imagination.

Another anxious Auror tried to take out his wand, but Dumbledore's warning followed: "I will not allow you to harm my students."

Dumbledore's warning was undoubtedly effective, for all the wizards holding wands hesitated for a moment.

This moment of hesitation meant that Dolly would inevitably bypass them. In the blink of an eye, Dolly had arrived at the edge of a small snow hill.

Finally, a wizard couldn't stand it anymore and chose to attack Dolly.

Dolly had no intention of accommodating them and punched the opponent in the abdomen, completely losing the ability to move.

This scene once again shocked the crowd watching the human brain. Only then did they realize that Dolly, a seemingly harmless child, actually had such powerful physical combat power.

Isn't she only good at Transfiguration?

And what shocked them was yet to come.

After Dolly determined Snow's location, she waved her hand and conjured a frost fist out of ice and snow. She reached under the snow pile and grabbed it, and sure enough, she grabbed an iron cage.

So they pulled the iron cage upwards, and as the cage got closer to the ground, the vibration inside became stronger and stronger.

Dolly could clearly feel this familiar vibration, which was definitely the rhythm of Snow patting the cage with his hands. When he was happy, he patted the ground with his hands in this exact rhythm.

While Dolly was happy, the irritation in her heart was growing stronger and stronger.

Why would this group of people be so cruel to a dog and even plan to bury Snow?

Did Snow offend them?

No matter how you look at it, Snow should be half the savior of those wizards, right?

If they didn't give Dolly an explanation today, Dolly might really not be able to get over this in her heart.

Brent's face turned pale and he immediately tried to cover Dolly's mouth, but Dumbledore stopped him by grabbing his wrist.

The blue eyes stared at him, as if asking: what are you going to do to me, a college student?

More Aurors wanted to come up to help, but the sound of frantic banging on cages came from the snow.

This made the Aurors' expressions change. They wanted to stop it, but it was too late.

Dolly had already run towards the direction where the sound came from. She had a vague feeling that Snow was there.

This is not a feeling obtained through sound or smell, but more like an instinctive sensation.

The Aurors tried to stop Dolly, but her agility was beyond their imagination.

Another anxious Auror tried to take out his wand, but Dumbledore's warning followed: "I will not allow you to harm my students."

Dumbledore's warning was undoubtedly effective, for all the wizards holding wands hesitated for a moment.

This moment of hesitation meant that Dolly would inevitably bypass them. In the blink of an eye, Dolly had arrived at the edge of a small snow hill.

Finally, a wizard couldn't stand it anymore and chose to attack Dolly.

Dolly had no intention of accommodating them and punched the opponent in the abdomen, completely losing the ability to move.

This scene once again shocked the crowd watching the human brain. Only then did they realize that Dolly, a seemingly harmless child, actually had such powerful physical combat power.

Isn't she only good at Transfiguration?

And what shocked them was yet to come.

After Dolly determined Snow's location, she waved her hand and conjured a frost fist out of ice and snow. She reached under the snow pile and grabbed it, and sure enough, she grabbed an iron cage.

So they pulled the iron cage upwards, and as the cage got closer to the ground, the vibration inside became stronger and stronger.

Dolly could clearly feel this familiar vibration, which was definitely the rhythm of Snow patting the cage with his hands. When he was happy, he patted the ground with his hands in this exact rhythm.

While Dolly was happy, the irritation in her heart was growing stronger and stronger.

Why would this group of people be so cruel to a dog and even plan to bury Snow?

Did Snow offend them?

No matter how you look at it, Snow should be half the savior of those wizards, right?

If they didn't give Dolly an explanation today, Dolly might really not be able to get over this in her heart.

185 The Forgotten Man

In the temporary reception room of the ski resort, a group of people sat around the fire.

Although in a room with a modern background, a group of people in wizard robes are warming themselves by the fire, which has a sense of apocalyptic scenery.

But compared to the tense atmosphere just now, everyone can be said to have felt the warmth of a gentle spring breeze.

The vast majority of civilian wizards had been sent away by the Aurors. This was Brent's display of sincerity, and it meant that everything he had just planned had failed.

Now he simply wanted to ask Dolly and Dumbledore to help solve the problem of the snowman leader.

However, Furong insisted on not leaving.

She worried that Brent and Dolly would eventually clash, or that Fleur would back down too much towards Brent because of her.

However, anyone with a discerning eye could tell that the sadness on Furong's face was basically unnecessary.

The one who should be most worried now is Brent, he has no cards left to play.

Now that Dolly had said it, she had no intention of teasing the other person.

This was not just because she wanted to protect Fleur, but also because Dolly felt that this was a good opportunity to tell Dumbledore something.

What exactly happened?

Dolly had always wondered who else in Hogwarts could access the diary and break through the magical defenses set up by Dumbledore.

This is at least the level of an elite wizard.

Now that Dolly understood, she had almost forgotten about this guy.

"Here's the thing."

Brent sent all his men away and began to tell the dark history of magical France.

Although snowmen are not considered humans and the French Ministry of Magic had its reasons for taking action, annihilating them completely was clearly an irresponsible and barbaric act.

This is undoubtedly a historical stain for the French, who pride themselves on being civilized.

The French had almost forgotten about this incident, but now the snowmen have appeared again, which is beyond their comprehension.

"Where exactly these snowmen came from and why they gathered here are questions we need to answer."

"Of course, being able to have them all..."

Brent didn't finish his words, but glanced at Dumbledore.

He had the impression that Dumbledore would not do such a murderous thing, but now Dumbledore was roasting marshmallows, looking as if he was daydreaming.

God knows why he had so much candy in his pocket, and why Dumbledore, who loved candy so much, was still so thin that he looked like skin and bones.

"I basically understand what's going on, but the most we can do is help you subdue this snowman leader."

Dolly finished speaking and looked at Dumbledore. It was Dumbledore who made the final decision.

Dolly knew her own limitations and knew she couldn't possibly be a match for so many snowmen.

Instead of answering directly, Dumbledore asked, "What do you want to give me for Christmas?"

Although Dumbledore could help Dolly directly, he was also very curious since Dolly had said it.

There was something in Dolly's eyes that moved his heart.

Dolly glanced at Brent, who immediately stood up and left.

Furong followed, and Dolly gave her an apologetic smile. This matter really couldn't be known to Furong.

Dumbledore's expression grew slightly more serious upon seeing this.

If Dolly didn't intend to let Furong know, then it seemed that these were indeed some secrets that could not be known to outsiders.

"Professor, you should know that I have the Marauder's Map, right?"

Dolly got straight to the point, having gone through so many things before, or perhaps because she was not in Hogwarts.

The relationship between Dolly and Dumbledore eased a lot.

But this is not difficult to understand. Ultimately, the conflict between the two lies in their different attitudes towards Harry.

Now Harry is still far away in England. Without the focus of the conflict, the conflict between the two people is naturally almost non-existent.

"As for this matter...just assume I know."

Dumbledore did not give an accurate answer, because if he answered that he knew, then he would know too much about Dolly's secret.

Because Dolly obtained the Marauder's Map by stealing, and used the Marauder's Map in private, Dumbledore should not have known about it in theory.

However, Dolly knew that the house-elf Dot Dot around her would most likely report some things to Dumbledore.

This was a tacit understanding between Dolly and Dumbledore, and now Dumbledore obviously didn't want to break this tacit understanding.

So Dolly continued, "Anyway, these belonged to Harry's father and his friends. After this matter is resolved, I can give them to Harry to play with."

"You're a good sister, Miss Dursley."

Dolly ignored Dumbledore's meaningless praise and continued, "Actually, I discovered some interesting things when I was using the Marauder's Map."

"I couldn't figure it out in the past. I couldn't figure it out. I always thought there might be something wrong with the Marauder's Map."

"Now that I think about it, the Marauder's Map wasn't wrong. It was my thinking that was wrong."

Dolly waved her wand, wrote a series of characters in the air, and then said to Dumbledore, "I wonder if you know this name?"

The name that suddenly appeared in front of Dumbledore was Peter Pettigrew!

Dumbledore's pupils contracted and he stood up directly, his face full of disbelief.

He even turned to look at Dolly, wanting to ask her if she was joking, because the Peter Pettigrew he knew was dead.

Because he tried to stop Sirius Black from betraying Harry and his wife, he was brutally killed by Sirius Black and his body was never found.

He had long since become a hero in the fight against Voldemort, appeared on the Daily Prophet's list of the dead, and even had a cenotaph built for him with special funds from the Ministry of Magic.

How could such a person still be alive?