curse the world at hogwarts

Mr. Crouch has suffered a lot in the past few days.

Thinking back to the time when he imprisoned his son, at least there was a Twinkle beside him to take care of him. When he fell into his son's hands, he would be thankful that he could remember to stutter for a few days.

I don’t know what kind of magical reaction Medusa inspired. The controlling magic on Crouch has almost disappeared, and his life has been tortured to a small extent.

Rhine gave him some water and some bread, and Crouch finally breathed a sigh of relief.

The terrifying thing about the Imperius Curse is not only that it controls people, but also that the person being controlled actually retains a clear consciousness, and can remember it deeply even when they are dying...

Therefore, Crouch knew very well the process of Rhine rescuing him, and he planned to express his gratitude as soon as he took a breath.

He still has important secrets in his heart that must be conveyed to Dumbledore as soon as possible!

But at this moment, he discovered that Rhine was controlling his hand with a wand, holding a quill and scratching on the parchment.

"...Giving life-saving food is like providing food and clothing to parents, a great kindness that will never be forgotten..."

Crouch almost spat out a mouthful of old blood, his face twitched and he forced a smile on Rhine.

"Mr. Lyle, the situation is urgent! Stop joking!"

"Am I kidding?"

Rhine looked at him seriously and controlled Crouch to press his fingerprints on the parchment.

"Mr. Barty Crouch, this is a life-saving grace, and I have to pay for it with my life."

"..."

Crouch looked at Rhine speechlessly, really not knowing what attitude to use to deal with it.

Seriously?

What Rhine did seemed to be an insult to the word.

Not serious, right?

He seemed quite serious.

After thinking about it, Crouch remembered that he had heard many times in the past few years that the Death Hunter had caused so much trouble at Hogwarts that even Dumbledore had a headache.

Could it be that...those five years in prison still left him with some hidden mental illness?

Are you... sick now?

In order to see Dumbledore as soon as possible, Mr. Crouch decided to deceive Rhine's condition first and agree to whatever he said.

But as he and Rhine exchanged questions and answers, the slight indifference on Crouch's face disappeared, replaced by a huge wave of emotions among his confidants!

This Rhine Lyle does not look like he is ill, but rather...

It's the other way around!

Why did Rhine save Crouch?

For this moment.

From the time the mission was handed down to the present, the people on the Third Front have done a pretty good job, and everything is progressing in an orderly manner. The same is true for Gou Daddy's so-called public welfare organization.

Take the Azkaban prison robbery for example. Although it was the Ministry of Magic that was watching the excitement, except for the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, other departments were completely in chaos.

Nothing more than seeing Fudge getting into big trouble, starting to get a little frivolous, and putting all his energy into fighting for power.

Mrs. Burns was fine, but Scrimgeour looked at these people coldly, and his face turned red when he thought about how he had indulged in such nonsense before.

Is this what Aurors do?

It can be said that in the entire British magical world at this time, only Aurors are still working tirelessly to protect the safety of the wizarding society and try their best to ensure that the escaped Death Eaters will not cause big trouble...

Other groups such as the team for reversing accidental magical events and the memory cancellation command center all stopped doing their jobs.

The harder and more effectively the Department of Magical Law Enforcement works, the more it proves that most of the Ministry of Magic's institutions have lost their purpose for existence.

So, who is replacing them?

Of course it was the dog father who stayed outside, and Concubine Dai who actively cooperated with him.

These two people, one witch and one numb, have been trying their best to smoothen the relationship between those difficult witnesses, and have played a huge role in concealing this part of the information.

Although the information has fermented to the point that these people are no longer needed to spread it, their achievements are remarkable, aren't they?

At this time, Rhine had to consider, if those organizations hidden under the water were to be semi-formalized by taking this opportunity, what kind of people would be in charge.

The best candidate is actually Grindelwald.

Have the ability to control the situation, the IQ to engage in management, and the courage to promote development.

But the sins this person had committed back then were so great that no one would believe that he had changed. Instead, these organizations would be directly targeted, which would be more than worth the gain.

Mrs. Burns was too upright and Scrimgeour was easily addicted. Looking at the large number of lone ranger-like wizards around her, Rhine couldn't find a suitable candidate in his pocket.

Therefore, he set his sights outside his own power, and finally landed on Barty Crouch.

Is Crouch weak?

Putting aside his dirty tricks regarding his son, Crouch once touched the ceiling of No. 1 below Dumbledore, pushed Fudge and his likes to the floor, and almost stood up to Dumbledore's disapproval. The pressure reached the throne of the Minister of Magic.

Is Crouch stupid?

Perhaps he had shown a lack of political wisdom in the past and was ridiculed by Rhine, but it can be seen from the fact that he killed his relatives in court... This man has almost all the qualities needed for a superior, but he failed to see the competition clearly at the beginning. the truth.

What about his present?

After years of silence, Crouch has learned the hard lessons of that year and is now more at ease with his thinking.

As long as the incident of Little Barty is not exposed, he can still maintain the persona of killing relatives for justice and wear the mask of selflessness until death.

With ability, means, and leverage... Rhine's selection of him was almost a destined outcome.

The only problem is that the more Rhine thinks about it, the more he feels that he is in control, and the more he thinks about it, the more he feels that he is a villain.

Looking at the pale Crouch in front of him, Rhine felt...

Pretty exciting?

On Crouch's side, the idea is more complicated.

During the time he was controlled by Barty Jr., he learned the vague news about Voldemort's return and fell into extreme despair. Naturally, he put all his hopes on Dumbledore.

But after Rhine's delay, Crouch also began to think about it.

To tell Dumbledore this matter, he would have to come up with real evidence that he was imprisoned and controlled, he would have to expose his behavior of self-serving others for personal gain and exchanging his son, he would have to pay the price for it and be completely finished, he would have to...

Come and go, Crouch himself was unhappy.

He considers himself not an innocent person, and even though his filthiness can be explained by family affection, he never feels relieved about it.

Even in this position, it is almost impossible to find a few innocent people.

But in most moments of his career, he was worthy of his ideals, ambitions and responsibilities.

And he sacrificed his son, family, and countless efforts for this!

Of course he hopes that he has another way out besides despair, even if this way out will be restricted by others.

Is the Minister of Magic really not influenced by anyone?

So what happened to Fudge and Malfoy before?

Once people have an obsession, they will definitely make countless excuses for themselves, and the results may not necessarily be bad.

After trying to convince himself, Crouch reached out to Rhine.

"Tear up your piece of paper!"

He said with a smile, a confident smile actually showing on his pale face.

"You gave me such a great opportunity, I won't play tricks with you..."

"The Unbreakable Vow is more suitable for our current needs."

Rhine looked at this frighteningly strong old guy, nodded and tore off the playful parchment.

He was certain that he would never like Crouch.

Like it or not...

Not important to the goal.