Archdruid of Hogwarts

Dumbledore was well-informed and had a close relationship with Nick Flamel, who was both a mentor and a friend.

Ernie naturally trusted Dumbledore's discernment ability.

Dumbledore said that the "Lilliputian Path", no matter in terms of material, style, or production technology, is of the lost level.

In addition, the two magical artifacts, the 'Wish Memory' and the 'Miniature Stage' obtained from Qiaobeard and the old man's body, were identified by Dumbledore as being the same set as the 'Path to Lilliput'.

Ernie also agrees with this statement.

Everything becomes three.

He felt that this three-piece set of magic weapons was quite sophisticated and could probably be combined into one to create a special pattern similar to the Three Hallows of Death.

Dumbledore came here this time and made a lot of money.

According to his prior agreement with Ernie, he owns this amusement park and everything else.

After checking it out, I found a lot of good stuff.

To be more detailed, most of the facilities here are magic items made using the three magical weapons of Lilliput. They can be large or small, and have many wonderful uses.

Specifically, it also includes witchcraft puppets, vaudeville puppets (models), circus props, magical animals, etc.

Especially the tent is a great composite magic weapon, which can be large or small. When it was small, it was just a music box the size of a mug, but when it was big, it could accommodate 300 people for dinner or meetings.

Even the ordinary wooden fence in the amusement park has an enchantment effect.

Otherwise, if Harry and the others used magic to fight with the clowns, the local detection barrier would have attracted the attention of the Aurors.

Aurors don't always arrive late, they disapparate, and they arrive very quickly, especially on holidays like Halloween, when they are afraid that wizards will take advantage of the opportunity to act evil and patrol heavily.

All in all, it was the Kao family's misfortune this time.

It might not be so miserable if we meet an ordinary combination of wizards. Now, years of hard work and accumulation have been destroyed in one fell swoop. I feel like crying without tears!

Some people cry, some people laugh.

Even Dumbledore, who didn't like money, couldn't help but smile with joy.

He may not be able to use these things, but the Order of the Phoenix can, so the team camp will find out.

Of course, you have to take responsibility for sharing the spoils, which was agreed upon early on.

The future of Lilliput mainly depends on Dumbledore.

Since it is called a country, it naturally has more than one city.

What is placed here is just the baron's castle, which is used to collect people.

In addition, not counting towns and farms, there are two major places: the magic factory and the mining city.

The Magic Factory is a heavy industrial base with a labor community and ancillary living system. It is also a complete small society.

Not to mention the mining city, which is called a "city" and has a large natural population.

According to the explanation of the villain in the Baron Castle, the reproduction of the past two hundred years is enough to reach a large scale just by relying on natural growth.

Although these are still in the hands of the bad wizards, Dumbledore will also be responsible for the future.

Of course, Ernie can't actually run away.

Ernie and Dumbledore conducted detailed deliberation and analysis at the beginning of the adventure.

This adventure was positioned by the two as a project similar to private salvage of sunken ships.

It will eventually be resolved privately and will not go through the Ministry of Magic procedures.

Correspondingly, both of them have the right to share the stolen goods and their respective responsibilities.

Such as various adventure preparations, making a second donation to Hogwarts, promising to let Harry and the others participate in the trial, and providing them with as much protection as possible, etc. Ernie paid for it.

Dumbledore solves school rules, public opinion and other issues.

As for the Lilliputian Kingdom, an important reason why it was left to Dumbledore to solve was that he was a master of Legilimency and also had a profound knowledge of the Imperius Curse.

The combination of the two can create memories for the people of Lilliput.

Many villains have been plundered for a long time. If they want to return, they cannot solve the problem roughly by forgetting everything.

Everyone has complex and delicate thinking, and various information is related to form a building.

The rough result is that it is either superficial and partially recalled through dreams, triggers, etc., causing memory disorders and mental illness.

Or, it will cause his memory system to collapse and become a true mental illness.

Only by being patient and prudent, preferably with your own cooperation, by following the relevant memory context and making clever modifications and re-associations can you achieve a 'self-consistent' effect and complete psychological construction.

There is no doubt that this job is difficult and the workload is not small.

And Ernie doesn't have the ability to handle it yet, so Dumbledore can only do it.

The two reached an agreement that Dumbledore would be responsible for modifying the memories of the returnees, while Ernie would be responsible for subsidizing a sum of money to the other party.

In the mortal world, six million people go missing every year around the world.

In fact, not many people died directly. Many of the missing people abandoned the past and started a new life.

Specifically, some are active, and some are passive. For example, some are robbed of black coal mines, or are trafficked by smugglers.

It is possible for these people to return.

Many of his family members still have hopes.

And the person involved said that the fallen leaves would return to their roots, or escape from the disaster, which is enough.

It's just that the details still need to be added to make it appear complete.

The two of them had made a plan early on to use this kind of argument to let the person return.

However, using the Baron Castle as a pilot project and starting relevant work, the two found that not as many people were actually willing to return as expected.

During the rule of Kaa and his son, the function of the Baron Castle was as a training camp. Newcomers were absorbed, domesticated, became qualified laborers, and assigned to other functional communities.

So in theory, this is where the most people want to come back, and there are always die-hards.

But whether it is Stockholm Syndrome, or they are tired of escaping the real world and have new bonds in Lilliput, the number of people willing to return is far lower than Ernie and Dumbledore expected.

Especially now that the old rulers have been wiped out and the light of democracy shines on the country.

Neither Dumbledore nor Ernie tried to persuade them. After all, Lilliput had existed for nearly two hundred years and had entered the path of social evolution. It was bound to continue to exist. So why should we uphold our own justice and insist on returning to the right path? ?

The Lilliput adventure barely came to an end.

There are still many things to follow. Kaa VI is still alive and the Straw Clown is on the run.

I will definitely do a few more shows in the future, and it won’t even be too long.

But this can't be rushed. Do what you think you should do, and that's all it can do for now.

The first dinner party after the adventure of the six-person gang was on November 3rd.

Before they started eating, Hermione complained to Ernie and scolded him in front of Ron: "This idiot, when Seamus provoked him, forgot his oath and showed off his adventure in Lilliput in public. Fortunately, he was bound by the contract, so he said It’s an old saying that no one can understand, otherwise it will be exposed! What a big mouth!”

Ron blushed and said in embarrassment: "Who asked Seamo to show off the mountain monster!? Just like the one he killed, and the mountain monster is nothing compared to the continuous battles during our adventure!"

"No swearing!" Hannah yelled.

Hannah is usually very gentle, perhaps because of the strong contrast, when she becomes arrogant, the other little wizards give in to her.

Ron winced and said, "I'm sorry!"

Ernie then began to preach, and while placing food on the table, he said: "Tsk, tsk, this is where arrogance begins! What did I tell you? Weakness and ignorance are not obstacles to survival, arrogance is!

Remember that straw clown? You used a disarming spell and lost your wand, but you still refused to escape. Why?

Because he felt that he still had something to rely on, which was the narrowing passage in the haunted house.

And the characteristic behind this is precisely arrogance.

He felt that as long as we entered the passage and turned into villains, he would be able to kill us every minute, slapping one of us, or even several of us. The results of it?

Think about the little mistake Justin made. He tripped over a corpse and was discovered by his opponent, who cast a killing curse on him. How dangerous? If you die because of this, is it unfair?

Do we have any reason to be arrogant?

When we face the moat and city walls of Lilliput, don't you feel suffocated when we can obviously become invisible, but cannot use apparation to break through from the inside?

Besides, whether the mountain monster is strong or not will only be known after you fight it. Don't rely too much on hearsay.

After all, even if those statements are waterless, they are the result of analysis from other people's perspective, not from yours or mine.

Can Dumbledore's perspective be the same as ours? If Dumbledore can easily subdue him, does that mean we can also easily subdue him?

Assume that someone deliberately lured the mountain monster to the school, and equipped it with a good helmet to make up for its shortcomings. Do you think, with the power of your spells, how many spells are needed to defeat the mountain monster? How many times does it take for the mountain monster to hit you? "...