A Hogwarts Esoteric Leader

Reason is a beam of light, but reason is also a cage.

The so-called lamp is to put the filament in the transparent glass, so that it shines and is protected from the attack of moths.

This is undoubtedly correct. If you want to shine for a long time, you must protect yourself.

But human beings are such a kind of species, they are extremely moving and thinking about stillness, and they are extremely thinking about moving.

I'm a human being, Ionefo thought, not a god.

At this time, they were sitting in the two or three seats in the front of the car, and Gadwin cast an earplug and listening spell, so that the driver and others could not hear their voices.

He waited silently for Yunevo to speak. He didn't need to say anything to bring in. When a person really wanted to say something, others would just block him.

But he couldn't help but have a smile on his face. Even though he had only been with him for a day or two, he had already deeply understood that it was not easy to know something from Unionfo. Now that this kid took the initiative to be frank, he was overjoyed. .

Unieff glanced at him and asked, "Do you remember Hendreich?"

"Of course I do." Gardwin took out the magic photo, "Does it have anything to do with her?"

Unieff took the photo and handed it to Hermione. Hermione scrutinized Dumbledore and Endlessi in the photo. After a while, her eyes showed surprise.

She opened her mouth to ask something, but she tried her best to stop it. It was agreed in advance and she could only listen in.

Univef said to Gadwin: "The reason why the Dementors left Azkaban is inextricably linked with Endleshi."

He held his eyes and said, "I see her changing, her hair and eyes are turning white, and a mysterious black mist surrounds her. Those dementors affect her, and at the same time she affects those Dementors."

"The reason why we encounter such a small group of dementors now is probably due to her influence."

Gadwin took out the note and recorded it solemnly, he didn't want to miss anything.

Hermione hesitated beside her.

After a while, Gardwin finished recording and stopped writing and said, "This is the first time I've heard of such a thing. It's too bizarre. If it weren't for the fact that it happened together, it might not be convincing to be honest."

"Isn't too cheap information worth believing?" Unieff sneered and said, "But I'm just stating some facts that I know."

"I personally believe what you said very much," Gadwin said apologetically, "but it's hard for other people to say, they may think that this is your fabrication to make us invest more in saving Hindlesh. lie."

"I know," Union said, "but I'm not asking for understanding, I'm just telling a fact, whether you believe it or not."

"I'll do my best," Gardwin said. "At least your tone is somewhat prophetic."

"Anything else?" he asked.

Univef said: "There is a secret about Indrahi, what the secret is, I don't know, but it is the secret that connects her to the Dementors, and the people who kidnapped her, obviously That's what it came for."

"What I'm wondering is, what is this secret, and who will know this secret. I hope you can start an investigation from this angle."

Gadwin frowned and nodded, and suddenly said, "Even if the investigation comes out, I won't necessarily be able to tell you that there are confidentiality regulations in the ministry."

"I know." Union said, "I was very concerned about this, but now I realize that it doesn't matter."

"The important thing is to move things forward and save Hindleich as soon as possible."

He said to Gardwin seriously: "I'm afraid you have a headache now, the dementors have rebelled collectively, and Azkaban has lost his guard."

He sneered: "Prison break? Riot? Or what? But if you don't save Hindlesh, things will only get worse."

Gadwin suddenly looked at him seriously: "Is this what you saw too?"

"I saw a little bit, but this kind of thing can be known with a little reasoning." Unieff said, "You followed us to Hogwarts, but you were not prepared for the attack of the Dementors, which means that it is not on your guard. Within the target, then what are you guarding against? The prison without guards, all I can think of are criminals."

"Is that so?" he asked.

Gardwin glanced at Hermione, who was staring at the magic photo.

He nodded and said, "You have to keep this matter a secret, otherwise it will cause a big panic."

"Could it be that the Ministry of Magic can't even handle one or two fugitives?" Unieff said half-jokingly and tentatively.

"If there were only one or two fugitives, it wouldn't be the case," Gardwin said. "But now the situation is that it's almost a third of the way..."

"This is the result of Dumbledore's timely arrival."

"Is it so rubbish?" Now it was Yunev's turn to be surprised. "Apart from the Dementors, don't you have any other security measures in place?"

"Of course there is, but it's been damaged." Gardwin said angrily, "I can't go into more specific details. In short, the magic world is full of storms right now."

He urged: "The reason why I tell you, on the one hand, is in return for the information you just received, and on the other hand, I want you to pay attention to safety. Some of your special abilities are best hidden, so as not to be watched. "

"Of course ~www.readwn.com~ is not hiding from me." He added, "I am someone you can absolutely trust."

Yunev was noncommittal.

At this moment, the driver in front suddenly said, "It's coming."

Gardwin asked Union: "Is there anything else to say?"

Unieff shook his head.

Hermione asked suddenly, "What about these dementors on the train?"

"Expulsion, of course," Gardwin said. "Actually, it's better to eliminate, but Dementors can't be physically killed, so it's very troublesome."

Hermione breathed a small sigh of relief.

"You'd better get ready to get off." Gardwin said.

Unieff took Hermione away from the front of the car, Hermione opened her mouth to ask, but Unieff interrupted what she was about to say:

"Are you wondering who I am? Who is Hindleich? What does it have to do with me? What does it have to do with you?"

Hermione nodded angrily.

"Get to know each other again." Yunevo stretched out his hand, "I'm Yunevo Greer, Mr. Night's Watch's agent in the real world, a higher-level existence than you, in a sense, it can be regarded as yours boss."

Hermione opened her mouth wide, unable to close it for a long time.

After a while, she regained her senses and said, "Is there anyone else in the mansion?"

"Of course." Unione said with a smile, "You wouldn't think that it's just you and Indlesh in the long night."

"Think of those trees," he couldn't help revealing a hint of pleasure at the corner of his mouth. Now he was free of worries, his mind couldn't help but become lively, "The two of you are not the only lucky people in the world."

"Unfortunately, I'm much luckier than you. I've been walking in the mansion many years ago."