curse the world at hogwarts

Sure enough, the day after returning to the Leaky Cauldron, Rhine received an owl letter.

Unfortunately, it was not the one he dreamed of in his previous life, and the admission notice he received in his previous life had disappeared due to subsequent changes.

In this induction letter, Professor McGonagall informed Rhine in a very formal tone that since the last school year has ended and the employees' affairs have been settled, he can go to school.

At the same time, she also told Rhine that the clothes previously ordered from Madam Malkin had been transferred to Hogwarts, and the items needed for accommodation were also packaged by the school.

To put it simply, don't look for any excuse to continue causing trouble and come to school in a hurry.

Rhine smacked his lips, finished his last breakfast in the room, and said a friendly farewell to Tom and Hannah.

With a flick of the little magic wand and a slap of the little bundle, Little Rhine hugged the old and the young in front of her and said, "The mountains are high and the rivers are far away. See you soon!"

Tom and Hannah: "..."

Just one minute later, Rhine got into the fireplace of the Leaky Cauldron and emerged from the fireplace in Hogwarts.

"I never expected it!" he exclaimed, "I was actually slapped in the face by a Floo fan!"

Then, Rhine saw Mag purse her lips. If it wasn't for the face of the old man next to her, she would have exploded.

"Uh..." Rhine looked around and said, "It's not so grand and you're specifically waiting for me in the principal's office, right?"

He thought he would come out of Filch's office, or at most parachute into Professor McGonagall's territory!

"Please forgive me." Dumbledore still looked calm and kind, "Because of some of your recent actions, I have to meet with you as soon as possible."

Rhine waved his hand: "Anyway, Harry will be enrolling in school soon. Wouldn't it be better to contact him in advance? I can be responsible for welcoming him then..."

"Mr. Lyall!" Professor McGonagall finally couldn't bear it any longer, "All students will be treated equally. Harry Potter only needs an owl letter!"

Dumbledore and her had sent Harry to Privet Drive so that the little guy wouldn't feel any special treatment. How could they send someone to pick him up?

Rhine shrugged, I hope you still think so in a month.

"Let's put aside Mr. Potter's matter for the time being," Dumbledore said. "I am more concerned about the strange food poisoning incident that has been circulating in London recently."

"..." Rhine blinked, looking innocent, "I haven't heard of it at all."

Dumbledore laughed, "That's strange, because based on the information I sensed from the wand, your trajectory happened to overlap with where these events occurred... also in time."

Does it also have positioning?

Rhine silently took the blame that could not be thrown away and put it on his own head.

Magic is so profound and profound!

It’s too deep, study hard, there is no end to learning!

Seeing that Rhine fell silent for the first time since they met, apparently acquiescing to this matter, Dumbledore's eyes unexpectedly softened.

"I can understand the frustration you have felt over the years," he said, "but even small pranks should not be used on Muggles."

Rhine nodded honestly, but his heart was filled with complaints.

I would like to use it on the wizard, but will you and the reporters everywhere let me use it?

Even though he seemed to have an easy life, except for wandering around in the Muggle world, Rhine could hardly get out of the magical world.

Once, he even saw the claws of a flamboyant female reporter about to grab his clothes. Fortunately, he released the Apparition at the last moment and escaped from the tragic situation of being surrounded.

When he arrived at the school, he suddenly had another thought: at least those reporters would not come into the school.

What's the big deal, let's find another group of people to harvest the wool?

Rhine nodded in agreement and accepted Dumbledore's advice, but in his heart he began to think about the curse target in the school.

First of all, exclude the faculty and staff. Most of these people are keenly aware of his actions, and he can't defeat them.

Think about how he cast the Three Urgent Curses on Madam Pomfrey, and she smiled slightly, took out a bottle of potion, drank it, and then picked up the wand to chase him...

The picture is too beautiful for onlookers.

Trelawney was pretty good. This scumbag professor had no place to live outside, and spent all her holidays squatting in the castle.

As Rhine's immediate boss, Filch still shouldn't provoke him easily, and he seriously doubted that even if he didn't curse Filch, the other party would be full of malice towards him.

Unfortunately, this maliciousness has no collection value.

Finally, he happily decided to go to the Forbidden Forest to mess with some poor, weak but delicious magical animals. Maybe he could also pick up a few unicorns?

When Rhine was lost in his thoughts, Dumbledore and McGonagall exchanged glances.

In fact, they had discussed the change in the young man's personality when they discovered his prank.

You know, the former Rhine Lyle was like a stinking stone. He rarely gave others a good look, and he was very strict and focused on revenge.

They even wondered whether it was the influence of the dementors that caused Rhine to perform such occasionally neurotic actions?

Judging from the current situation, it doesn't seem that bad?

"Okay, I hope you can remember what we said," Professor McGonagall decisively interrupted Rhine's obscenity, "Do you need me to take you to your residence?"

Rhine came back to his senses and quickly shook his head: "Just find a house elf."

He didn't want Professor McGonagall to appear in his bedroom. Although she was a cat lady, she was too old.

"Mandis," Dumbledore shouted into the air.

There was a scoff that tore apart the space, and a house elf with floppy ears appeared in the office.

She flashed her big bright eyes and screamed: "Mandis obeys Principal Dumbledore's orders!"

"Take Mr. Lyle to his residence," Dumbledore said with a smile, "It's the same room that I asked you to clean up before."

Under the leadership of Mandis, Rhine left the circular office after bidding farewell to the two bosses.

What he didn't know was that the conversation about him didn't end there.

"Dumbledore," McGonagall said worriedly, "I now seriously doubt whether Rhine can join us as you wish... He is so different from before."

Dumbledore shook his head: "I think the current Mr. Lyle would be more suitable."

Rhine, who had an extreme hatred for Death Eaters and also hated the Ministry of Magic and the Order of the Phoenix, was not the best choice.

He needs people who are not all black and white, but who should have enough gray.

"How do we keep him, Fox?"

After McGonagall left, Dumbledore tilted his head and looked at his phoenix, asking with interest.

Fox lowered his head and combed his feathers, ignoring him.

About bird eggs?