The draw starts from Azkaban

Chapter 111 [-] I Only Open the Door - Any Lock Will Do
Professor McGonagall obviously disagreed with Professor Lupine's words, she shook her head and said to Professor Lupine: "Things are not that bad, Lupine, you don't need to be so pessimistic at all.

This world still has Hogwarts, and we still have Dumbledore.

Even if..."

She hesitated for a while, switching between the mysterious man and Voldemort for a long time, after hesitating for a while, she took a deep breath and said, "Even if Voldemort comes back, Dumbledore and us can handle this matter well.

With us here, it's not the turn of these little wizards to deal with these things. "

Du Wei smiled, but did not reply.

After a long while, he said, "They have the right to know what they are facing, Professor McGonagall."

"It is the will of the fighters that decides the outcome. Those children, those children, should know why they are fighting!"

Snape stood behind them, watching them.

His mood is also very complicated and heavy.

He was generally more selfish with Lupin.

Even though he hated Lupine so much, this time, he felt that Lupine was right.

Because he served the Dark Lord.

Only those who have been in the dark lord know how terrible he is.

Dumbledore also once said that Voldemort might still be alive.

Snape trusted Dumbledore's judgment.

If the Dark Lord is still alive.

Then his return, only time factor, no success or not.

From a certain point of view, Lupine was right.

Snape stood firmly behind them, quietly watching the two quarreling, not knowing what he was thinking.

……

In the principal's office, Dumbledore listened to Mad-Eye Moody's narration, unable to tell whether he agreed or disagreed.

"Your train of thought is all right, Moody. Have you heard any fatal flaws in his train of thought, Professor Sprout?"

Dumbledore asked Professor Sprout. Professor Sprout was an expert in herbal medicine. She listened to Moody's words and thought carefully about the feasibility of what he said.

There are indeed no loopholes.

But it's too dangerous.

Moody's idea was that he could educate Neville to use some dangerous plants to kill wizards.There are not a few wizards who have been killed by magical animals and magical plants. Since this kid is very talented in herbalism, let's use his talent to use various plants to kill dark wizards and Death Eaters.

It's not difficult.

Not impossible.

Although Professor Sprout said that this could be done, she didn't agree with Moody's idea, because it was too dangerous. If something went wrong, Neville might die in his study.

Hearing this, Moody was very dissatisfied.

"What is not dangerous at all, my professor, you just stayed in school for too long, and you don't even know the cruelty of the outside world!"

Moody yelled loudly, impassioned.

Dumbledore covered his forehead, motioned them to leave, and called the remaining three to come in.

On the way out, Moody snatched Neville from Professor Sprout.

Professor Sprout glared at him.

Moody didn't care.

When the three of Du Wei entered the principal's office, Dumbledore was thinking. When he saw the three people, Dumbledore first asked Professor Lupine.

How did he come up with the idea of ​​sending Neville to Mad-Eye Moody.

"He will be a qualified teacher, a dangerous but qualified teacher, I have an agreement with him..."

Du Wei said, and Professor McGonagall said, "Qualified teacher? Lupine, how did you say that?"

Du Wei didn't explain the matter, and Dumbledore didn't ask, he still stared at Lupine.

"Can you explain why you did this recently? I heard that you plan to give private lessons to Harry, Hermione, and Mr. Neville."

Having said that, Dumbledore added: "Of course, the school does not prohibit private teaching. This is the freedom of every professor. I mean, why?"

Dumbledore's eyes stared at him. His eyes were beautiful, with blue pupils that seemed to glow.

Lupine looked into these eyes and said calmly: "In the prophecy, there are always two people, aren't there?

One was Harry, and the other was Neville. "

Dumbledore understood what Lupine meant, and Du Wei continued: "The power of the Death Eaters is rising. Although I don't know what makes this group of lunatics become active again, I know that if this continues."

Du Wei said seriously: "These children will be in danger, and they should be qualified to learn some measures to protect themselves.

Even such learning is useless. "

Dumbledore looked back, he patted Lupine on the shoulder and said, "Very good."

A faint magic enveloped them, and Dumbledore still looked at Lupine gently and encouragingly, Du Wei said: "I'm scared, Professor, I've lost James, I've lost Lily, I've lost Peter Pettigrew, Also lost Sirius.

I can't lose Harry anymore. "

"I know, I know, I know."

Dumbledore comforted him softly, and he saw panic and a panic that penetrated to the marrow of the child's face in Lupine.

In his violent panic, he also made a mistake.

"You're not wrong, and we won't lose Harry, okay?"

He comforts Lupine, then cancels the magic.

Du Wei's expression also returned to normal.

Dumbledore went back behind the table and said to Professor McGonagall, "Do you think Professor Lupine responded, are you satisfied?"

"No, not at all, Albus."

Professor McGonagall said that Professor McGonagall could not send his students to the hands of Mad-Eye Moody.

But she was right to be concerned.

"Then so."

Dumbledore is the old master of water, and he proposed a compromise condition.

Professor Sprout took over Neville's herbalism. Moody will not contact students, but will only export some ideas and experiences.

Although it is a very simple adjustment, everyone is happy, but is it really happy? Judging from Professor McGonagall's expression, Professor McGonagall doesn't like it very much.

She was very resistant to this matter, but because it was proposed by Dumbledore, she decided to take another look.

That's the end of it.

Du Wei also left, leaving only Dumbledore and Snape in the room.

Neither of them spoke, Snape just looked at Dumbledore.

Dumbledore also looked at Snape, neither of them moved or spoke.

Dumbledore was thinking about something else.

One of the things he's thinking about right now is, .Tom, how many Horcruxes did he build?

Dumbledore is sure that Tom must have created more than one Horcrux. The problem now is that he needs to find these Horcruxes, and he needs to know how many Horcruxes Tom has created.

Naturally, during this period, there was another very trivial matter.

Something about dementors.

In the case of the dementors, communication was ineffective.

Fudge was stubborn.

He stubbornly believes that the contract between the Ministry of Magic and these dementors is valid, and these dementors will still work for the Ministry of Magic, and they will not attack the rest.

In other words, Dementors will never lose control.

He believes that the alarm given by Dumbledore is actually a threat.

Dumbledore was reminding him, hinting at him, telling him, Ministry of Magic, that he was out of control now.So Fudge used a tougher attitude to reject Dumbledore.

Fudge's tough attitude made Dumbledore stunned for a while, but after reacting, Dumbledore gave up the idea of ​​finally helping Fudge.

Since he really wanted to die so much.

Just tell him to die.

Dumbledore felt that he could not save Fudge, his time was limited, and he had his own things to do.

He was not a servant of the Ministry of Magic.

Dumbledore, with a clear conscience.

……

Du Wei left the principal's office and returned to his lounge.

What happened today didn't spoil his good mood. He took out the floor plans of the dark wizard's notebooks and began to think about how to break into Gringotts.

Most of those daring dark wizards' targets are in the private treasury, that is, the safe business in the middle of Gringotts without keys.

There are a large number of private treasuries rented by master wizards like Dumbledore.Among these private treasuries, there are some treasures that have never appeared in front of the world.

It's like the Philosopher's Stone.

One of these greedy people has been successful for centuries.

Well, it was a success.

Professor Quirrell.

He and Hagrid two years ago appeared in Dumbledore's treasure house, and missed the Philosopher's Stone. For this reason, poor Professor Quirrell was punished by Voldemort.

Other than that, Gringotts is extremely safe.

The goblins of Gringotts also deeply agree with this.

Du Wei's eyes fell on the shallow level of Gringotts, that is, the shallow vault that he could go to after holding the key and brushing his face.The Potters' vault was there, as were Uncle Sirius' vault and Sirius' vault.

The vault here stores the most gold, and Du Wei has little interest in these currencies.

The important thing here is Snape's vault.

Snape's vault should be there as well, and now he needed a goblin who was familiar with these vaults to know the location of Snape's vault.

These vaults are all keyed.

Those are locks one by one.

Du Wei didn't intend to ask Snape for any keys, since there is a lock, it can be unlocked, that is, magic, [Alahoo Cave Open].

Du Wei thought of the commonly used magic of "Alahoo hole opening".This commonly used magic is between useful and useless. Many office doors are attached with anti-unlock spells to ensure that these doors will not be opened by people using "Alahoo Open".

At the same time, because of too much reliance on magic, sometimes, facing a locked door, people actually only need a big man to kick open the office door that is heavily protected by magic.

No need for a wand at all.

Du Wei picked up his wand and gestured carefully.

Theoretically, the Alahoo hole can open all doors—as long as you think it is a door, then you can open these so-called doors. When Du Wei thought of the door of the vault, he knew that his thinking should be right.

All that needs to be done now is to find out the information, and to print more than 300 purple forgetting spells.

Harry's Invoke Guardian can also be used.

Neither made any significant difference.

　Thank you book friend Shangji for your reward
　　
　
(End of this chapter)