Hogwarts: The Way of the Dharma

If looks could kill, Alvin would have been killed countless times by Umbridge by now.

The little wizards who were watching also watched this scene in disbelief.

Is this the first time in the history of Hogwarts that a student has beaten the headmaster?

Many people's worldviews have been impacted, but they can't help but want to praise Alvin.

This slap is so cool!

Covering his swollen half of his face, Umbridge left here without a word.

Even though she was already mad with hatred in her heart, she forcibly endured it.

Because she had already seen the undisguised killing intent in Alvin's eyes.

She couldn't eat any good fruit today even if she was entangled.

Going back to find your own master is the most correct choice.

And after this slap, Alvin's mood was much more relaxed.

Disdainfully glanced at Lawrence on the ground, and left here with Luna.

The next day, the Ministry of Magic revoked Alvin's Order of Merlin 1st class for hurting his classmates with magic.

But Umbridge's beatings were indeed not mentioned.

No way, in the magic world, if you don't use magic, 13 hits really don't really hurt.

It can only be regarded as not very lethal, but it is extremely insulting.

If Alvin was held accountable for this matter, there would only be a painless punishment, and Umbridge would be humiliated and thrown out of school.

Doing this is the limit.

Even if this matter came to an end, Lawrence became the biggest victim.

Not only was he beaten, he was disfigured.

The scars left by Shenfeng Wuying are not so easy to repair.

If Alvin hadn't used the counter-curse at the end, she would have bled to death.

In addition, her parents are also subject to Alvin's revenge.

Both Lawrence's parents worked under Mrs Greenglass.

In a word from Alvin, these two people have changed from a small supervisor just after being promoted to a cleaner who cleans the bathroom.

When he heard the news, Lawrence collapsed and knelt at Alvin's feet, begging for his forgiveness.

But all this was in vain.

Traitors are the most Damn it everywhere, how could Alvin change his mind?

Umbridge wouldn't care about it, if it wasn't for Lawrence, how could she have suffered such a humiliation?

Her mind is now full of control over the school.

Leaving aside the chaos on this side of Hogwarts.

Voldemort's side was happy.

"Hahahahaha!

There were bursts of cheerful laughter from within Malfoy Manor.

Voldemort walked around the living room excitedly, he had learned what happened at Hogwarts.

Of course, he also contributed to this.

The Aurors around Fudge have been infiltrated a lot, and it was only under their influence that the plan went so smoothly.

The only thing that bothered Voldemort was that things went more smoothly than he had imagined.

How could Dumbledore hand over his wand so easily?

"Snape, did Dumbledore contact you?"

Gloomy snake pupils stared at Snape, Voldemort operating Occlumency with all his strength.

Snape's expression did not change at all.

"Master, Dumbledore contacted me the next day, and he asked me to help him get a wand."

"I've got a new wand for him from Ollivander, but he asked the Phoenix to get it."

"I don't know where the specific person is."

Snape sold Dumbledore without hesitation.

Voldemort looked at him for a moment before nodding in satisfaction.

He knew that Snape was doing things for both sides, but Voldemort was confident enough to control him.

There are many things that Dumbledore cannot give.

For example... the production method of Horcrux.

In front of him, Snape was a dark wizard who was desperate for black magic.

With Dumbledore's style, he will certainly not satisfy his desires.

"You said...why did the old guy hand over the wand so easily? 35

Voldemort seemed to be asking Snape, and it seemed he was just mumbling subconsciously.

Lucius Malfoy rolled his eyes and took two steps forward.

"Master, from what I understand, Fudge initially wanted to bring Dumbledore back to the Ministry of Magic.

"But after collecting the wand, he changed his mind and wanted to put him directly in Azkaban."

When Voldemort heard this, his eyes lit up.

Turns out the problem was here.

He sneered: "Even something like Fudge can limit him, the old Dumbledore is really coming back.

In his brain supplement, Dumbledore just didn't expect Fudge to be so shameless, and he turned his face and didn't recognize anyone when he got the wand.

He now has no doubts about the rationality of the whole thing.

After all, in Voldemort's eyes, Dumbledore is a man of sanctimonious integrity, who will pretend to do everything according to the rules.

No dignity at all!

And Lucius Malfoy smiled slightly and retired.

You can't tell everything about a conceited man like Voldemort.

Only by letting him figure it out himself can he rationalize everything and be convinced.

On magic, a hundred he was no match for Voldemort either.

But as far as brains are concerned, Malfoy was no weaker than anyone in his life!

Snape also gave him a strange look, and his heart was full of scorn.

You're almost crippling the Dark Lord!

After making sure there was nothing wrong with the whole thing, Voldemort didn't hesitate to have his wand stolen that night.

The group of people at the Ministry of Magic did not know the particularity of the Elder Wand, and just placed it in the office of the Law Enforcement Division at random.

The two inner ghosts stole it out easily.

Voldemort frowned slightly, feeling the stagnation on the wand.

He threw out a black light, and the chair hit by the black light disappeared instantly, leaving no trace.

Little Barty, who was standing behind him, took a deep breath.

Isn't this power a bit exaggerated?

This spell was also taught to him by Voldemort, but 320 was the black magic version of the Shattering Spell.

The power is stronger, with some corrosiveness.

But directly turning objects into nothingness like this is beyond his comprehension.

Is this the power of the Elder Wand?

Little Barty looked at Voldemort with joy, and was happy for his master to get this wand.

And Voldemort also felt the power of the Elder Wand, but the resistance was equally obvious.

What is the reason?

The poor man didn't know the rules of the elder wand to recognize the master at all, and he was a little dazed at this moment.

After thinking about it for a long time, it can only be attributed to Dumbledore.

After all, this wand has followed Old Deng for fifty years, and it may not be able to adapt to his magic for a while.

Voldemort, who had once again perfected his brain, quickly convinced himself.

He secretly decided in his heart that he would go after Dumbledore after he had dealt with Harry.

At that time, the entire magic world will surrender at his feet!

Some people think that Umbridge's troubles with Alvin are a bit brainless, but I still have some basis for it, and it's not completely brainless.

First, last time Fudge came to the protagonist for support, but he did not meet, and the representative was already on the opposite side.

Second, although the wizarding world reveres the strongest, in most cases people are still law-abiding, and Umbridge believes that the Ministry of Magic can deter Alvin.

Maybe my turning point is too blunt here, I apologize first, after all, the protagonist has to separate from Fudge, otherwise Fudge will step down in the end, and the protagonist will also be implicated.