I swung a sword at Hogwarts

Tang Mi followed him silently. The boy didn't notice him and kept staring at the list in his hand.

Looking up, the little boy discovered that the cat's right claw nail was high up and difficult for him to reach.

He had to tiptoe and try to get his fingers closer.

After several unsuccessful attempts, the boy became a little discouraged.

Tang Mi came over at this time, took off the nail of the catkin's right paw, glanced at the little boy and asked: "You want this?"

The boy thanked him repeatedly: "Thank you."

Just as he was about to take it, Tang Mi retracted his hand and said with a look of concern for him: "This is a rare alchemical material. Did you see it wrongly?"

The boy was fooled and took out the list to examine it carefully.

Tang Mi reached out and took out the list, and the boy was shocked and tried to snatch it back.

"Baixian, the nail of the catkin's right paw?"

He glanced at the shopping list. In addition to these two, there were some other things for treating wounds, and the food requested was also very strange.

Some of the food cannot be kept for a long time, and the portions required are not suitable for children to eat.

After writing everything down, he said to the anxious child hypocritically: "All the above items are here, but there are no raisins in the wetland."

Hearing this, the boy hurriedly took it back to check.

"My grandfather said that I need to buy everything above," the boy said in frustration, "and now he's going to scold me badly."

Tang Mi looked at the boy's expression, spread his hands and said unscrupulously: "I can't do anything about it."

After watching the boy leave, he raised his hand and called a clerk over and said, "Put away the wet raisins."

The clerk went to do it after hearing what he said, while Tang Mi looked at the boy thoughtfully.

"Those items seem to be rare or things that don't appear in other stores."

He frowned, thought of something, and went to investigate the boy's purchase records.

When you use a Little Wizard Card to purchase something, the records will be backed up, and each Little Wizard Card has an independent number and name for easy reference.

This is also to prevent someone from using the Little Wizard Cards to make some kind of profit.

After checking, he found something wrong.

The things the little boy bought during this period were all therapeutic items, and they all had one thing in common, that is, the materials were rare and only Silver Hand could have them.

"Someone is using him behind the scenes, but why?"

He stared at the changes on the parchment, stretched out his finger and tapped it, and the words on it floated out.

Some of the healing materials could have been inconspicuous, but they chose to use rare materials that were only available in Silver Hand.

Not only is it expensive, but it will also attract attention.

"He wanted me to find him."

Understanding all this, Tang Mi walked out of the store and saw the boy going somewhere else to buy wetland raisins.

If he really wanted to follow, he stopped and pretended nothing happened and went back to the shop.

"Someone is watching."

Tang Mi glanced at those people secretly.

He had to temporarily give up the idea of ​​following him, but he instructed his trusted friend to pay attention to the boy every time he came to buy something.

...

The little boy took the things he bought back, and his grandfather laughed so hard that his eyes couldn't be seen.

But the old man was very angry when he heard that the wetland raisins were bought at normal prices.

The boy also said aggrievedly: "He is gone."

"What a crappy store! It doesn't even have all the goods." The old man cursed.

By the afternoon, the hooded young man who had gone out came back.

He walked over to the old man and asked for his things. The old man said hypocritically: "What you want is too rare. You don't know how much effort I put into it."

Seeing that he was reluctant to give it to him, the young man asked impatiently, "What do you want to do?"

"Add some money." The old man was even more greedy than the Sniff.

The young man sneered: "Do you take me for a fool?"

He said confidently, "It took a lot of effort to find the wetland raisins. It's not too much to give them some hard-earned money, right?"

"Did you get the wetland raisins from another place?" The young man's expression changed slightly.

The old man didn't notice the implication of his words and just showed off how hard he worked.

The young man didn't want to listen to his nonsense, so he went into the house, picked up his things, walked out and threw a bag of money over.

The old man immediately turned his back like a thief and counted carefully with a smile.

Back in the boat, the young man took out a magic wand and waved it, the rope untied, and he went downstream along the stream.

It gets dark.

Passing an arch bridge, he lowered his head and saw two wizards walking across it.

We crossed the arch bridge and finally stopped at a secluded hiding place surrounded by vegetation.

The young man took the supplies and went inside. The small boat began to sink and finally the boat sank into the water.

The decoration inside is simple, but there are some signs of life in it recently.

Take out the white fresh vegetables from the supplies and throw the wetland raisins into the crucible on the side.

The young man took off his hood and put his wand down.

Pulling his hair, the young man complained: "You can really sleep."

After stirring the medicine in the crucible for a while, he opened the Baixian and walked towards the only bed inside.

There was a person lying on the bed, and the young man picked up a silver knife and cut open the bandages.

Then he sprinkled some white medicine on the bleeding wound. The blood kept flowing out. The young man watched for a while and put the knife aside.

"We're lucky Silverhand noticed."

The young man took out a needle and thread and pierced the skin of the wound, and the necrotic part was removed.

"I think we'll be almost done with the mission soon."

The young man felt that the things in front of his eyes were a little blurry, and then he remembered that he still had something to do.

He put his hand on his neck and rubbed it with his fingers for a while, and then he saw a piece of skin lift up.

Grasping the skin, he tore it open slowly and carefully.

A piece of skin was torn off his face.

"Thanks to my good grades in Muggle Studies, I also learned some new things."

Put the skin aside and a face is revealed.

He subconsciously touched his pocket and cursed, "I forgot that the cigarette is gone."

After wiping off the remaining adhesive on his face, Tang Mi's very familiar face appeared.

The missing Auror, Lippi Corbell.

...

Chapter 644: Fugitive, Auror

Set the brewed potion aside to cool.

After Lippi sewed up the wound, he sat aside, picked up a piece of bread and stuffed it into his mouth. He looked at the person on the bed and said, "Famous trainer Gao Si, if I hadn't checked your information, I would never have saved you."

Yes, Lippi is not dead.

Or rather, he almost died.

But he used a good method to avoid pursuit.

The unlucky employee whose identity he stole became a scapegoat.

Lippi ran to where the unconscious employee was and cut off his face because the compound potion could not use the hair of the dead as a material.

Fortunately, he had spent some time in the Muggle world.

If he hadn't seen Grindelwald's body, he wouldn't have been able to think of this escape method for a while.

He gave his own clothes to the employee, making him a scapegoat, and Lippi used this identity to sneak into the Ministry of Magic again.

But the Ministry of Magic could not have imagined that someone would be crazy enough to enter the Ministry of Magic again.

A notebook was opened, filled with the names and positions of various employees of the Polish Ministry of Magic.

There is a symbol behind each name.

"I didn't expect the infiltration to be so serious." Lippi narrowed his eyes.

He did not choose to return to the UK during this time, but stayed here to continue his investigation.

It's simple, because Lippi also wants to be promoted.

Originally, the employee was from the black area, which was an unregulated area, so it was easier for him to act.

With the help of this identity, he conducted investigations in secret.

"Starr Rozier, from the existing evidence, it seems that he is not the person who was replaced, but the real person."

Lippi stroked Starr's name and said thoughtfully, "That is to say, this person had already pledged allegiance to Grindelwald before he arrived."

He couldn't help but feel shocked. When did Grindelwald set his sights on Inger Griffiths?

Turning to the last page, there were only two names on it.

One, Bart Schmidt, has been marked dead, while another, Inger Griffith, is missing.

Another reason why Lippi stayed was to find the real Inge.

Since Grindelwald has replaced the other person's identity, he either kills the person or hides him.

Whichever one it is, once found, it can be used to overthrow Grindelwald.

"You who fool the world, Grindelwald, will be retaliated against."

Lippi finished eating a piece of bread and a groan was heard.

He looked over and saw that the person on the bed finally moved.

"That's great. I thought you were dead for a moment."

Lippi brought the crucible over and looked at Gauss excitedly.

...

Gauss was confused.

He even thought he was dead.

After all, how many people can survive if a cursed knife pierces their heart?

His only memory was that he fell into the water and then floated away.

"I seem to remember someone pulling me up."

The pain in his chest made him groan, and he couldn't help but complain: "How can a dead person feel pain?"

"You're awake, take the medicine."

A voice sounded in his ears, and Gao Si subconsciously asked: "Musashi?"

The only response he got was the bitter taste of a mouthful of medicine.

Just when Gauss thought he was going to choke to death, the pot of medicine with the bitter smell of damp earth was finally empty.

Gauss also fell down again with despair. He lay on the bed, looking up at the sky in doubt.