A Hogwarts Esoteric Leader

The boat sailed smoothly across the lake, like a blade slicing through black glass, and lowered its head through the ivy curtain covering the front of the cliff, as if a castle was standing overhead.

An Ning gradually soothed the hearts of the little wizards.

"Do you have any way to rescue... Hendraich?" Hermione asked awkwardly.

For a while, she was still not used to this name, but in reality, she would try her best not to call Miss Dementor.

Unieff frowned, and finally said frankly: "At present, I don't have a practical and effective plan."

"Those people... They have great strength and power, they can formulate detailed and meticulous combat plans, and they execute them resolutely. Some people are even willing to make huge sacrifices for this."

He recalled the tragic ending of the giant dragon and the dark wizard, and despite their opposing positions, he couldn't help but be amazed: "It's like a well-trained secret army!"

"Such an enemy cannot be defeated so easily. We can only wait for the opportunity."

"Wait for the time!!?" Hermione couldn't help but stand up, her voice rising, but she immediately knocked her head to the top of the hole, and sat down with her head in her back, tears welling up.

The boat swayed erratically for a while, so that it didn't fall.

The people in front all turned to look.

"Sit tight." Unite grabbed her. "The information I know has been disclosed to the Ministry of Magic, and they absolutely cannot tolerate such a force lurking in the dark. In other words, everything they can do has been done. There is no way to do what can’t be done, and for now, the only way is to increase our strength as soon as possible during this period.”

He glanced at Hermione and said, "If you can think of a better way, I'll do it right away. Do you have one?"

Hermione covered her head, her eyes clouded with tears, but she was still angry: "But after a long time, won't something happen to Hindlesh?"

"At least their lives are safe," said Unieff. "According to the current information, those people just used Endleshi to cause a group migration of Dementors, and by the way, they caused a collective escape of wizard criminals. Although the momentum was huge, But it can only cause temporary turmoil in the magic world."

Although he knew that it wasn't that simple, he could only speak lightly now to lessen Hermione's worries.

"The real value is still in Indreich itself. Although I don't know what that value is, since those people are looking forward to it, maybe it is the power that can subvert the magic world."

"Subvert the magic world!" Hermione couldn't help opening her mouth, and her worries were instantly replaced by shock.

Is Miss Dementor so powerful?

"Yes, subvert the magic world!" Univer said affirmatively.

"So, instead of worrying about the safety of Hindlesh, it's better to worry about what damage she will cause to the magical world, maybe even us both." He guided, "In order to prevent this from happening, we have to study hard, improve every day."

"Then can we keep up?" She was even a little worried that she wouldn't be able to keep up with the progress...

"Of course I can keep up," Unieff said confidently.

"As for you," he said, "how do you think you can learn spells by yourself?"

"It's alright." She said hesitantly, "I've already learned the spells in "Standard Spells: Beginner"..."

"Do you think this is something a normal little wizard can do?" Yunev continued to ask.

"Uh—" She originally thought that Hendraich was the norm, but only when she got on the train did she realize that it was amazing that an ordinary little wizard could cast a spell or two.

But compared to subverting the magic world, she is a little less confident.

"Don't doubt yourself," Eugene whispered. "We learn faster than most wizards in the wizarding world, and most of the problems they encounter can be solved by us. We grow like a rocket. Breaking through the sky, we are the light of salvation!"

Hermione was a little excited, but she felt a little ashamed and blushed a little: "Is it a bit too exaggerated?"

"I didn't let anyone else hear it." Yunevo said indifferently, "Besides, if we couldn't do this, we wouldn't be able to rescue Endreich."

He patted Hermione on the shoulder and said, "It is up to us to save the world, so we must study hard."

Hermione didn't know what to say for a moment.

With a bang, the boat docked.

Before they knew it, they had passed through a dark tunnel to the underground of the castle and arrived at a place similar to a pier.

After getting off the boat, he didn't speak any more. Those who should be fooled have already been fooled. Any more talk will only have the opposite effect.

In the final analysis, he didn't expect Hermione to be of any help, he just hoped that she could study with peace of mind.

Following Hagrid up a tunnel between the rocks and a flat stone staircase, they came to a huge oak door.

Hagrid raised his fist and knocked on the castle gate three times. The gate opened immediately, and a bright light shot out from the door, like a bright fog.

Mag was already waiting there, his face was tight, and he couldn't tell whether he was happy or angry.

She opened the door wide, revealing a huge hallway, illuminated by flaming torches as bright as day.

Unieff followed the crowd in, and they came to a small side hall. There were already a few people waiting there, the same ones who had passed out in the train earlier.

They have woken up, and their faces are slightly pale, but they are generally fine.

"Welcome to Hogwarts." McGonagall said, "Although there were some accidents, the opening banquet will still be held as normal. I hope you can forget that unpleasant experience."

Then, she explained the sorting ceremony and the Academy Cup, her tone seemed a little anxious.

She instructed everyone to wait here for a while, tidy up their appearance, come to pick them up after a while, and then left the room.

There was a burst of chatter in the side hall.

Some were discussing the Division, some were discussing Dementors, and Hermione seemed a little uneasy.

"Do you know which college I will be assigned to?" She asked a little nervously~www.novelmt.com~ You seem to have the ability to predict. "

"Probably know a little." Unieff said mysteriously, "But I won't reveal such trivial things. If there are too many leaks in the future, they will be punished by God."

It's better not to disclose it. It's hard to say anything now. If Hermione is not assigned to Gryffindor, his image will be lost.

"嘁—" Hermione glanced at Unionfo with dissatisfaction, the gods were the most annoying.

At this moment, twenty or so ghosts suddenly appeared in the room, which startled many people.

They were floating and talking loudly in the room.

Unieff looked at these existences between life and death with some curiosity, and suddenly asked a fat white ghost passing by him: "What's the difference between you and a dementor?"

"Dementors?" The ghost was startled suddenly, looked around and said in horror, "Where are the dementors?"

She looks like she's afraid of dementors.

"We met Dementors on the way to Hogwarts," said Unione. "They seem to be quite similar to you, although one is black and the other is white, but they are both floating and belonging to spirits. creatures."

Seeing that there were no dementors around, the ghost seemed annoyed and said, "How can you compare us with that dirty thing? We are noble ghosts. And dementors can't even talk."

Then another ghost said, "But the dementors can **** you up like a drink."

"Breathe-breath--" It also imitated such a sound.

"It's like saying it won't **** you out!"

"But I'm not afraid. I can get rid of them all at once, and they won't go through walls."

Ghosts are walking around in the walls.