The Alchemist of Harry Potter

Chapter 1326 I really didn't want to make trouble

"Are you really not going?"

Cedric, who was ready to go to Hogwarts, couldn't help but went to Albert's office before leaving.

"No, I have other things to do."

Albert randomly picked up a piece of parchment from the desk, waved it in front of Cedric, and reminded, "This time the protagonist is Harry, so I won't try to steal Harry's limelight."

Cedric quickly grabbed the parchment in Albert's hand, stared at the content for a while, and asked with a frown, "What is this?"

"Information on Death Eaters," Albert said honestly.

"All of them?" Cedric asked in surprise.

"Yes, all of them, a total of 54 people."

"The number of Death Eaters has increased again," Cedric muttered. "How did you get it?"

Although most of the Death Eaters are already well known, such a detailed list is really incredible.

"I have my own channel." Albert didn't intend to elaborate.

"Don't say it."

Cedric suspects Albert of planting spies among the Death Eaters.

"This time you go to Hogwarts, don't provoke those students, lest they think we are going to cause trouble at Hogwarts and start making trouble." Albert did not forget to remind.

"Aren't we going to make trouble at Hogwarts?" Cedric had a strange expression.

"It's not the time yet." Albert didn't deny that he was preparing to make trouble, shrugging his shoulders, "They are more impatient and tend to mess things up."

"I bet they don't want to be treated like kids," Cedric reminded.

"It's good for you to know for yourself." Albert was very relieved to Cedric, and he reminded him specially, mainly because Dumbledore had just contacted him two days ago.

Dumbledore didn't want the DA messing up Hogwarts and giving the Death Eaters an excuse to hurt those students.

The idea is really good, but a little unreliable.

Even if Snape became the headmaster of Hogwarts, after Voldemort took control of Hogwarts, it was almost impossible to maintain the original calm.

What's more, Hogwarts is the location of the final decisive battle. Without professional training, the remaining students will only die more.

He was actually very curious about how Dumbledore, who had been protecting Hogwarts students, would react if he learned that dozens of students had died in the battle after defeating Voldemort in the final victory?
Would you consider that a necessary sacrifice, or...

It's a pity that he probably won't have that chance.

Albert believes that those well-trained students will no longer kill dozens of people in one breath because of the final decisive battle.

"Don't make excuses for being lazy, then I'll go first." Cedric rolled his eyes, and after confirming that Albert didn't want to go, he didn't intend to force it.

With the help of Dobby the house elf, Cedric Apparated directly to leave the Defense Association headquarters, and went to the safe house to meet Harry, Hermione and Ron.

"It seems that you didn't intend to give up from the beginning?"

Shanna knew that Dumbledore's portrait came to find Albert, and she also knew what they talked about around the Hogwarts students.

Dumbledore really didn't want Albert to drag the Hogwarts students into trouble, but Harry needed more helpers, and it wasn't enough to fill in all the people from the Order of the Phoenix. In the decisive battle, more than [-] people died on Harry's side, not to mention being fanned into an enhanced version by his butterfly.

"Obviously." Albert curled his lips and said, "The professors at Hogwarts may not be reliable at critical moments. It is a very stupid thing to pin your hopes on others. Look at the last time I was caught on the train. If the little Hufflepuff girl who was taken away had the ability to protect herself, or brazenly launched a resistance, I believe many students would be willing to help."

"That's why you always say that you should learn to protect yourself?" Shanna raised her eyebrows slightly. Although she also felt that Albert was right, her intuition told her that this was probably an excuse.

"What's more, Dumbledore is dead." Albert looked at the empty picture frame, "The dead should not interfere with the world of the living."

In Albert's view, Dumbledore can no longer keep up with the version.

What's more, he didn't know that due to Albert's relationship, the difficulty of clearing the copy of "Defeating Voldemort" has been greatly increased. If everyone's level is not improved as much as possible, it is really hard to say what will happen next.

Therefore, Albert plans to follow his own plan.

Of course he also knows that this is a common problem of most geniuses: overconfidence.

But he does have the capital of self-confidence.

In fact, Albert also knew that Dumbledore was going to use him. After all, he was the one who left the old wand to him, and that old wand almost became Albert's greatest confidence in defeating the mysterious man.

Fortunately, the two sides stood together in dealing with the mysterious man, so when necessary, Albert didn't mind being the sharp knife that pierced Voldemort's heart. Whoever asked Dumbledore to pay him was quite generous Woolen cloth.

In the final analysis, I was still too young to be as sophisticated as those guys who had lived for a century.

It is also impossible to be forced by Dumbledore from the position of chess spectator to the position of chess player.

Although Albert was very reluctant to play the game with Voldemort to buy Harry Potter time, he had already prepared himself and had his own advantages. Lido's face.

After all, his bottom line is much lower than that of Dumbledore, which can sometimes be regarded as an advantage.

Turning his attention back to the latest list of Death Eaters in his hand, Albert planned to find another new spy.

As for whether the other party is willing to serve as his eyeliner to pass on the news to him, it can only be said that Death Eaters have no human rights.

Of course, Cedric didn't know that Albert was working hard to defeat You-Know-Who, who had just met the Savior trio in the safe house.

Noticing that Hermione looked around and seemed to be looking for something, Cedric smiled and explained to the three of them: "Albert just threw this matter at me."

"I thought he would make a trip himself." Hermione was a little disappointed.

"After all, the protagonist this time is Harry, and these are his original words. But I think that guy just likes to be lazy. He always likes to train others' abilities as an excuse to throw his work to others." Sedry Seeing the house elf who had re-entered the room, Ke said to the three of Harry, "Okay, it's time for us to set off."

As he spoke, he began to cast the Disillusionment Curse on himself, and the three Harry beside him also cast the Disillusionment Curse on themselves.

After the four looked at each other, they suddenly couldn't help laughing.

It can be seen that they are all deeply influenced by Albert.

After a bout of apparating discomfort, the three of them appear in an empty room near the Room of Requirement, which Dobby had just come to spy on, and there's no one there.

As soon as he arrived at Hogwarts, Harry immediately took out the Marauder's Map to make sure his surroundings were safe.

"Let's go!"

Cedric called the others to the Room of Requirement, and the time agreed with Neville was approaching.

However, to their surprise, Filch was sitting at the door of the Room of Requirement reading a newspaper, with a pot of tea and some desserts on the table, looking quite comfortable.

"What's going on, why is Filch here?"

After seeing Filch blocking the door of the Room of Requirement, Harry suddenly had a bad feeling.

Could it be that Snape already knew about Dumbledore's Army, and that's why the old bat kept Filch here?

"How about we put Filch down?" Ron suggested, drawing out his wand.

"It's best not to do that, it will only arouse Filch's vigilance." Harry turned to look at Cedric, "You should have a way to contact Neville."

"No, I'm here."

A voice suddenly sounded behind the four of them.

The four of them turned their heads in unison and saw Neville walking towards them with a piece of parchment in his hand. They still smiled and waved to them.

"Neville, how did you know we were here?"

Harry was amazed that Neville could see through the Disillusionment Charms on the four of them.

"No, I can't see you, but Albert asked the house-elf to give me a piece of this." Neville shook the parchment in his hand and said, "Although it's not as easy as yours, it's still good." It's enough to keep us from getting caught by the Death Eaters."

"What's the situation now, has the news of your reorganization of Dumbledore's Army leaked out?" Cedric asked with a frown.

"I don't know what's going on." Neville shook his head and said, "Besides, I don't think it's that easy to leak the secret."

"Gryffindor doesn't have many secrets," Ron reminded. "It's a little hard to keep them secret."

"Okay Ron." Harry signaled Ron to be quiet, then turned to look at Neville and asked, "What are you going to do, give up the DA party?"

"It's hard for us." Neville showed a confident smile, "Snape asked Filch to block the Room of Requirement, and we found another exit."

As he said that, Neville actually led Harry and the others into the Room of Requirement from another place.

"Is this also the entrance to the Room of Requirement?" All four of them were very surprised.

"No, this is just a random exit. Of course, the exit can sometimes be used as an entrance." Neville took out a gold coin and shook it. wait."

Looking at Neville's back, Harry was surprised to find that Neville was no longer the timid boy he had been.

"Look who's coming!" Neville called to those who were whispering.

"Harry!"

"Ron!"

"Hermione!"

The room boiled instantly, and the four of them were immediately surrounded by a large group of people, who came forward to greet them enthusiastically.

"Okay, be quiet!" Neville yelled. "I know you have a lot of questions, so why don't you just be quiet and listen to Harry?"

The noise around him gradually quieted down, and everyone stared at Harry, wondering what he would say.

"I'm very glad to meet you today, and I'm glad that more people can stand up against the You-Know-Who." Harry tried hard to recall the manuscript Hermione had prepared for him, but now he couldn't recall it somehow, so he simply He threw the thing away and talked about himself: "I know you have a lot of confusion. You don't understand why I didn't come forward and lead everyone to resist, but hid like a coward and disappeared."

Harry looked around at the others and said with a twitch of his lips, "That's because I have more important things to do."

"It's not that I don't want to tell you, it's that you will probably lose your life if you find out." Harry raised his fingers in a quiet gesture of shush, but people murmured softly, suspecting that Harry was joking.

"I don't know if anyone has told you that according to that damn prophecy, I will have a fight to the death with the mysterious man." Harry tried to change the subject: "Albert predicted it a long time ago, and he told me, This unprecedented decisive battle will break out at Hogwarts."

Everyone couldn't help swallowing.

"So, you are preparing for the final battle." Neville frowned.

"Yes, it's not easy to defeat... the No-Nosed Monster. I need to make a lot of preparations for the decisive battle, which is why I need to disappear." Harry said softly, "But don't worry, In the end, according to Albert's prophecy, I won."

"We'll help you." Neville stood up and said, "Let's fight together against the... nose monster, for which we reorganized Dumbledore's Army."

"I'm very happy, but you can't do it now. Dark wizards are dangerous. They won't joke with you. It doesn't make sense to die for nothing." Harry looked at Cedric and said, "But I believe Cedric will teach you , he is an expert in this field."

After speaking, Harry patted Cedric on the shoulder, motioning him to say a few words to everyone.

"I don't dare to call myself an expert, Albert is." Cedric stood next to Harry, looked at the crowd and said, "I know you don't lack courage, but war is cruel, and it really doesn't make sense to die in vain, okay There is still enough time to train you so that you have the ability to protect yourself. Regardless of whether you decide to participate in that war in the future, there is no harm in learning some self-protection methods."

"Why didn't Mr. Anderson come to teach us?" someone couldn't help asking.

"I know that you want to learn powerful fighting skills from Albert." Cedric was not angry, and raised his hand to signal everyone to keep quiet, "But don't worry, you need to lay a solid foundation first, and this happens to be It's what you're lacking right now."

"Okay, time is precious, let's start now." After Cedric clapped his hands to attract everyone's attention, he turned out a blackboard and began to explain to everyone the spells they needed to master step by step.

Listening to what Cedric said, Ron's face suddenly collapsed.

"So, our defense against the dark arts is actually not much better than others?"

The three of them had been trained by Moody, but now they are told that they are no different from others.

"It's not the same." Hermione whispered, "Students trained according to Albert's method may not be too bad at fighting, but they may be a little rigid."

(End of this chapter)