Hogwarts: I Became the Third Dark Lord

The words of his daughter Luna made Xenophilius Lovegood stand still in place. After a moment of silence, Xenophilius Lovegood said to Luna:

"You're right. Maybe I should get to know this young man. Maybe it's really big news."

Immediately, Xenophilius Lovegood went to his desk and began to write a letter.

And Luna picked up the photo on the table again and looked at it carefully.

Not long after, an owl flew from Xenophilius Lovegood's home to Hogwarts with the letter he had written.

At this time, in the headmaster's office at Hogwarts, Dumbledore and Professor McGonagall were tasting delicious sizzling honey candies, although Dumbledore was eating and Professor McGonagall was watching.

"Minerva, don't you really want to come?"

Dumbledore gestured to Professor McGonagall with a Zizi honey candy in his hand.

Professor McGonagall kept his eyes on Dumbledore, and said in a serious tone:

"Albus, I hope you know what you're doing! You're asking Lupine to teach the Wentworth Charm? My God, Wentworth has shown us his provocative eloquence, his quick-witted mind, And the prophecy talent from Grindelwald's blood!"

"If you add the level of magic spell far beyond the peers, are you really sure that you can control him in the future?"

Seeing that Professor McGonagall seemed to have no interest in the sizzling honey candy in his hand, Dumbledore put it in his mouth with regret, and then said unhurriedly:

"Minerva, we don't need to control him. Control students? No, no, we are Hogwarts. As professors, it is our responsibility to make every student better!"

Hearing Dumbledore's words, Professor McGonagall immediately pulled his face down, raised his chin and said:

"Albus, what did you say when Wentworth was first enrolled? That's why I'm willing to cooperate with you. Don't forget your original intention!"

Facing Professor McGonagall's questioning, Dumbledore still said calmly:

"Yes, Minerva, I haven't forgotten, that's why I want Wentworth to follow Lupine to learn magic spells, because only magic can defeat magic!"

Professor McGonagall seemed to have something to say, but before Professor McGonagall could speak, Dumbledore said first:

"Minerva, what happened to the matter I asked you to investigate?"

Hearing Dumbledore's inquiry, Professor McGonagall looked startled, sighed and said:

"I have investigated carefully during this time. There are thirteen students who did not show up at the Halloween dinner that night, or left the dinner soon, and had the time to enter Wentworth's dormitory."

"Witnesses can be found for twelve of them, because most of them are together in pairs, except for one."

Having said that, Professor McGonagall paused, and then slowly said a name:

"Cassandra."

However, Professor McGonagall went on to say:

"Albus, do you really think that Hogwarts students did this thing? Hogwarts students can't make that portkey!"

And Dumbledore said with a cold face:

"Similarly, wizards from outside cannot enter Hogwarts, can they?"

Dumbledore's words discouraged Professor McGonagall for a while. Although he didn't want to admit it, what Dumbledore said was indeed right.

"How do you want to do that, Albus?"

After Professor McGonagall sighed, he asked slowly.

But Dumbledore waved his hand, and said with some inexplicable expressions:

"No need to do anything, fear can inspire a person's potential!"

Afterwards, after the two chatted for a few more words, Professor McGonagall said goodbye and left.

But outside the headmaster's office at Hogwarts, he met Hagrid who hurried over.

"Professor McGonagall, there is a letter from Headmaster Dumbledore."

Seeing this, Professor McGonagall had no choice but to turn around again and welcome Hagrid into the principal's office. When Hagrid handed the letter to Dumbledore, Dumbledore looked at the sender's name on the envelope and showed a little surprise.

Then, Dumbledore opened the envelope and read it carefully.

After reading the letter, Dumbledore seemed to be silent for a moment, then immediately took out his letter paper and quill pen, and after a few strokes, he put the written letter paper in an envelope and returned it to Hai grid.

"Post this letter for me!"

Dumbledore gave instructions to Hagrid, and after Hagrid turned to leave, Professor McGonagall was about to leave together, but Dumbledore stopped him.

"Minerva, guess who sent that letter just now?"

Professor McGonagall was taken aback by Dumbledore's question, then slowly shook his head.

Dumbledore didn't pretend to be mysterious, and said with a smile on the corner of his mouth:

"Do you remember Xenophilius Lovegood?"

Professor McGonagall had a look of surprise on his face, and asked tentatively:

"I have some impression, I remember he was a student of Ravenclaw."

Dumbledore nodded, and continued:

"That's right, he has founded a newspaper now. The name of the newspaper is The Quibbler. Just now is his letter. In the letter, he asked me if there is a freshman named Wentworth among the freshmen this year. "

"In addition, he also listed several deeds of Wentworth in the letter, and asked me whether Wentworth did these deeds, and whether Wentworth was my favorite student."

After hearing Dumbledore's narration, Professor McGonagall said with a blank face:

"How did he know these things? No, why did he ask these things? How did you answer him?"

Dumbledore said with a smile on his face:

"My answer is—of course!"

In the afternoon, Xenophilius Lovegood, who was at home, received a reply from Dumbledore. Seeing that Dumbledore decisively admitted it in the letter, Xenophilius Lovegood did not Know why you feel a sense of relief.

At this time, Luna came over and asked:

"Father, what did the Headmaster of Hogwarts say?"

Xenophilius Lovegood handed the reply letter in his hand to Luna, and said casually:

"It looks like I'm going to work overtime tonight to catch up on the manuscript!"

And Luna saw that there was only one word in the reply, and the corner of her mouth showed a hint of curiosity.

At this time, Wentworth had just finished the day of spell practice, and together with Cedric, dragged his exhausted body back to the Hufflepuff lounge.

Seeing the two come back, Green immediately greeted them, wanting to ask them what they had learned in the past two days, but was pushed away by Wentworth.

"Don't say anything, don't ask anything, tired, sleep!"

After speaking, Wentworth went straight to his bedroom.

Wentworth, who soon fell asleep, did not know that he was about to become famous.