Hogwarts: I am Harry's eldest cousin

The local villagers were very enthusiastic in showing Dali the way.

Well, actually they were not enthusiastic at all at the beginning, and even wanted to snatch Dudley's belongings, but they became so enthusiastic after having a friendly exchange with Dudley.

Dudley walked to the location pointed by the other party.

It was a ramshackle thatched house, well, it could barely be called a house.

Slowly pushing the door open, the smell of decay and mildew hit me in the face.

Fortunately, Dudley was prepared. He put on a homemade mask before opening the door.

The room was dark and it seemed that no one was home.

Dudley stretched out his finger and pointed forward, and a beam of light shone in.

The room is not big, it looks like just one room.

Soon he spotted the old wizard.

A shrunken corpse lay on the bed.

The muscles on the body had dried up, and it was obvious that the person had been dead for a long time.

"Ah," Dudley sighed softly.

Come a step late.

The book "Wandering with Werewolves" was written three years ago. It took three whole years for him to lose his memory, and coupled with his old age, death was expected.

It’s a pity that with the death of the old wizard, the spell that could restore werewolves was also lost.

Lockhart's crimes were monstrous.

Dudley would appeal to the Wizengamot when he got back and ask for a heavier sentence.

Just as Dudley was about to bury the thatched hut and the old wizard together, his data magic eye suddenly showed a hint.

Dudley followed the prompt and looked

There seems to be a notebook not far from the old wizard's body?

In the version I watched, Lockhart claimed to be the werewolf that was defeated in America and rehabilitated him.

Original text: "Use your common sense. If people don't think that I did all those things, the book will not sell well. Readers will not want to read about the deeds of an ugly old American wizard, even though he saved a village from the scourge of werewolves."

Chapter 182: Highmore's Notebook

Dudley buried the old wizard properly and built a tombstone using alchemy.

Shizil Hemmer, this is the name of the old wizard.

On the way back, Dudley flipped through the notebook, which contained some trivial things about the old wizard after he lost his memory.

The content lacks coherence, is mostly discontinuous, and some sentences don't even make sense.

I don’t know if it’s because of his memory loss due to his age or the aftereffects of the Forgetfulness Charm, but Dudley himself is more inclined to the latter.

Because these are the second half of the notes.

The first half of the note is completely different, both in terms of font and content.

That was the result of the lifelong research of the wizard named Heimer.

A study of werewolves.

Dudley initially just glanced at it, but soon he was fascinated.

There is not much content, but it is all useful information without any nonsense.

moment

Dudley looked up at the endless sea in the distance and let out a long breath.

This old wizard is definitely a master in the study of werewolves.

He spent most of his life on this.

If the contents were released, it would definitely cause a sensation.

According to the old wizard's research, he found that although werewolves and vampires are both dark creatures, they are completely different in essence. Vampires are transformed from humans into another kind of creature. They used to be humans, but now they are magical creatures, the living dead.

Once a person becomes a vampire, his or her living habits will completely change. Things that he or she liked before will no longer be liked, and things that he or she disliked before will become liked.

But werewolves are different. It is not a species change. They are still human, but they are forced to transform into beasts called werewolves every time the moon is full. Helmer believes that this is something like a curse, which is spread by biting. Helmer calls the transformation on the night of the full moon the onset of the curse.

Since it is a curse, it can be lifted. Heimer has been conducting research just to lift this curse.

This is a very novel statement.

Werewolves are still human in essence before they transform, but vampires are different. They no longer belong to the category of humans. Although they look similar, they can be said to be humanoid creatures like Veela.

Once a werewolf transforms, most of them will lose their sanity and become a real beast.

This also fully meets the definition of 'curse'.

Hamel's research seemed to have opened the door to a new world for Dudley, and he suddenly became much more enlightened.

In order to find a way to lift this "curse", Heimer conducted a lot of deeper research and traveled all over the world to do more experiments.

The notebook records some of Heimer's experimental data.

Finally, when he was in his sixties, Hemmer created a very complicated spell.

This spell is specifically for werewolves.

You know, even the famous wolfsbane potion can only keep werewolves sane, but it can't transform them from werewolves into humans.

But the curse left by Heimer is different.

It can actually suppress a werewolf after transformation, and can even restore its sanity and human form for a short period of time.

Yes, for a short time

Because Heimer's research is not yet complete.

Not long after experimenting with the spell and successfully transforming a werewolf into a human, he met Lockhart and told him his story.

Unfortunately, Lockhart was not interested in Highmore's research, but was interested in his deeds.

So it took away his experience.

'If Helmer were still alive and had successfully created that complete spell, it would definitely be a great thing for the wizarding world and for those wizards who are troubled by their werewolf identity.'

Lockhart is truly a heinous criminal.

Dudley carefully put the notebook away, and at the same time felt even more disgusted with his former good-for-nothing professor.

Ten books, ten wizards, except for two who were found, the remaining seven almost all died. Even those two were having a very hard time when they were found by myself.

Because of him the wizarding world lost ten outstanding wizards.

Taking away other people's memories without caring about their life or death is not much different from those dark wizards who kill innocent people indiscriminately.

What's the point of being sentenced to ten years in Azkaban? It's better not to get out in this lifetime.

If I have the chance, I must complete this spell.

Although the unfinished spell left by Heimer was complicated, that was relatively speaking. As a top student, Darius learned very quickly and had mastered it before he even got home.

The remaining effect will only be known if it is cooperated with a real transformed werewolf.

The first thing he did after returning to England was to contact and send the two old wizards who were found to St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries. With gold Galleons paving the way, Dudley directly hired the best therapist in St. Mungo's.

He had thought that professional matters needed to be left to professionals, but unexpectedly, the best healer at St. Mungo's told Dudley that they could only try their best and they couldn't say for sure how long it would take to restore his memory.

Dudley asked them what chances they had of success.

Their answer was 10%.

Not as sure as I am.

Come to think of it, in the original plot, Lockhart, who was cursed by himself for forgetting, stayed in St. Mungo's until Harry graduated but his memory was not restored.

What ability do they have to cure these two old wizards who are also under the spell of forgetfulness?

It would be more reliable to go to Professor Snape than to them.

Every Potions Master is an excellent healer and, of course, a master of poisoning.

Dudley wasn't sure how to do it alone, so he needed a potion master to help him.

Snape is the best person.

"Follow me, Pipilu and Luxixi, don't get lost."

Dudley took the two old wizards out of St. Mungo's Healer, intending to settle them down before going to find Snape.

Because he didn't know the names of the two old wizards, Dudley gave them two aliases.

As for their real names, we’ll tell you after they regain their memories.

It was not known whether these two were afraid of hunger or something else, but although they had no memory of the past, they listened to Dudley very much.

"Where's Neville?" Dudley asked Hermione after he came out and found that one person was missing.

Hermione hesitated for a moment and pointed to the corner ahead: "Neville said he had something to deal with. But I saw him go to another ward."

He asked Dudley with some concern, "Is anyone from Neville's family in the hospital here?"

Dudley paused, but did not hide it: "Yes, they are Neville's parents. They are two very respectable wizards."

"Hermione and I will go over and take a look. Harry, you and Malfoy keep an eye on Pippi and Lucy. Don't let them run around."

Let's see if there is any way to treat the injuries of Mr. and Mrs. Longbottom.

It’s better not to mention the level of the healers at St. Mungo’s.

Dudley and Hermione walked to the corner ward together and slowly opened the door of St. Mungo's Ward 49.

Chapter 183: Mr. and Mrs. Longbottom at St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries

"Mom, have some apple."

In front of bed No. 49 in ward 2, Neville, who seemed clumsy and dull to outsiders, carefully peeled an apple and fed it in small bites with a fork to a woman on the bed who had a dull expression and drooled from time to time.

Alice Longbottom, Neville's mother.

Although Alice could no longer recognize Neville, she instinctively had a good impression of him. After eating an apple that Neville fed her, she stared at him and grinned foolishly.

Neville gently wiped the saliva from the corners of his mother's mouth with a towel, and then fed her the second apple.

He comes here every year to visit his parents.

Never absent.

Not long after Neville was born, his parents went to the front line to fight against Voldemort. They were the pride of the Longbottom family and the elite among the Aurors. They were widely welcomed by other wizards because of their powerful magic and their ability to fight against evil.

Unfortunately, just as Voldemort fell and the dawn was approaching, the couple was unfortunately captured by Voldemort's diehards. Death Eaters took turns to torture them with the Cruciatus Curse until they collapsed and went crazy.

Neville was also traumatized by what he witnessed as the tragic plight of his parents.

Finally, he was cursed by his own grandmother

Ever since Neville could remember, his parents had always been foolish and silly.

When others are spoiled by their parents, they never know what maternal love is, let alone what paternal love is.

Did you ask Neville if he envies others?

The answer is definitely envy.

But at least he still had his parents, even if they couldn't remember who he was.

Neville was raised by his grandmother since he was a child. Mrs. Longbottom was a very great and strong wizard. Not only did she have to bear the fact that her son and daughter-in-law went crazy, but she also raised her grandson alone as both a father and a mother.

After feeding his mother an apple, Neville gently and carefully tidied up her gradually gray and messy hair, with a trace of heartache in his eyes.

Neville looks very much like his mother Alice, both in face shape and hair color. However, ten years have passed and her hair has turned from blond to gray, and her face has a hint of vicissitudes of life.

The three unforgivable curses are called unforgivable not only because they possess extremely powerful powers, but also because they are extremely evil black magic. Although the Imperius Curse and the Cruciatus Curse do not have the instant death attribute like the Killing Curse, they are also extremely harmful to the human body.