Professor of Pharmacy at Hogwarts

If the time turner falls into the hands of a rule-abiding person, he can at most use the time turner to turn one day into five days, strictly abide by the five-hour rule, travel through time repeatedly, and avoid meeting his "past" self. Revealing "self" to people in the "past" using a time turner.

But the key question is, this group of werewolves who come and go without a trace is not a good person at first glance. Is it possible for them to abide by this rule?

When Alexis and Hagrid went to find Dumbledore, Hogwarts was under curfew.

In the principal's office, Dumbledore had already changed into a gray robe. He was carefully folding the robe that Alexis gave him neatly and putting it in the cabinet.

"The only explanation is the Time-Turner."

Phileas got covered in thatch from nowhere, and he was picking up the thatch clippings and analyzing them.

"Even Alexis can't break the curse that prohibits disapparation. I don't believe that anyone else in the world can disapparate on the Hogwarts campus."

Phineas said, "I would rather believe in a time turner than there are a bunch of geniuses in this world who are even more talented than Alexis."

Dumbledore put his robe away, returned to his seat, opened the drawer, took out a piece of candy, stuffed it into his mouth, shouted, and said softly

"This is why the Ministry of Magic prohibits the study of time magic, and why individuals are prohibited from possessing time-turners."

"Once the bottom line of the time turner is exceeded, the holder will cause a disaster that no one knows about."

"They came for Hogwarts." Phineas said, "It's just that I don't understand why they did this."

"Kill how many students? Use a time turner to scare people?"

"That's not the problem." Dumbledore shook his head and said, "The time turner cannot change the fact that has happened. We only need to protect the students. If it is just for this purpose, holding a time turner or not having a time turner, and There is no essential difference.”

This sounds awkward to say, but the truth is actually very simple.

The time turner cannot change the established facts. That is to say, if a person is not dead, you can use the time turner to go back to the past and you will not be able to kill him.

In this way, if the werewolf's goal is to kill a few students, there is no difference between holding the time turner and not holding it. Dumbledore and the others can completely ignore the time turner and only need to guard the students.

Anyway, Hogwarts is full of talents, and it is impossible to break through the defense of Hogwarts with just a few werewolves.

What's more, as the principal of Hogwarts and on the Hogwarts campus, he still has many restricted magics that he can use.

For example, there are stone statues everywhere on the Hogwarts campus.

They are more than just decorative sculptures.

In Hogwarts, Dumbledore wasn't even afraid of Grindelwald, so why would he be afraid of a few werewolves?

"What is that?" Phineas asked. "It can't be just for fun, right? There must be a purpose for doing this, right?"

After plucking thatch, Phineas sat on the floor, and while talking to Dumbledore, he kept harassing several portraits around him, causing a burst of curses.

"This castle has a long history and hides many secrets. Many secrets that even I don't know about." Dumbledore smacked his lips and took out a bottle of soda. "It is like a huge treasure house, attracting people to keep exploring." "

"You mean they are here to find out the details of Hogwarts?"

Phineas, who had offended everyone, did not dare to make any mistakes. He stayed in his own frame and stopped provoking others.

"Don't be ridiculous. The dirty werewolves don't even have food and clothing. Their lives are as backward as the tribe of giants. Do they still want to capture Hogwarts?"

"What are the benefits of doing this? Apart from making wizards more disgusted with werewolves, what good will it do to them?"

"Although Fenrir is cruel, he still has a brain."

Dumbledore nodded, not denying Phineas's statement.

He also agreed that Fenrir had a brain, but now the facts were in front of him, and the werewolf was indeed spying on the truth of Hogwarts.

So, what is Fenrir's fundamental purpose?

Dumbledore didn't believe Fenrir had the guts to attack Hogwarts.

That would do no good except arousing the resentment of all wizards and causing trouble for the werewolves.

Unless someone told them to do so.

Haven't the werewolves led by Fenrir been doing this kind of thing since decades ago?

First he worked for the dark wizard, and then he turned into Voldemort's lackey.

Dumbledore thought of a very old word - mercenary.

The werewolves led by Fenrir are like a group of notorious mercenaries. They will work for anyone who gives them benefits. They will do all the dirty work without being picky at all.

Dumbledore's speculation didn't last long before Alexis and Hagrid burst in.

After listening to Alexis's guess, Dumbledore asked

"What do you think their purpose is?"

Alexis shook his head, if I knew, why would I ask you?

However, seeing how unsurprised Dumbledore was, Alexis suspected that he already knew.

"I know!" Phineas shouted from the side. "Little Alexis, I know."

Alexis looked over.Phineas smiled proudly.

"But I won't tell you."

"Unless you tell me what little Black, the disgrace of the family, is doing now."

"If you don't say it, don't say it."

Alexis didn't want to argue with this crazy old man.

Phineas knew it, and Dumbledore naturally knew it, and Alexis was very suspicious of Phineas's IQ. Even when he was alive, he probably wouldn't be able to guess it.

In other words, even if Phineas did know, Dumbledore probably told him.

The portraits in the wizarding world can move, and many portraits of the dead will even show very similar personalities to those in life, but in fact they are not the same as they were in life.

The portrait is more like a bionic artificial intelligence that has been quietly calculated and repeatedly verified. The portrait body will instill its own experiences into the portrait bit by bit during its lifetime, making the portrait more and more like the person through words and deeds, but in fact, the portrait It's not the body.

They are just empty shells that possess the memory of the deceased and simulate the personality and way of thinking of the deceased.

Otherwise, if the portrait is exactly the same as the real person, the wizarding world will be in chaos long ago, and no one will pursue immortality. Wouldn't it be enough to draw hundreds or thousands of portraits of yourself?

I really thought Grindelwald and Tom Riddle were fools.

The only people known to be close to immortality are Nicolas Flamel and his wife, and according to Dumbledore, they lived a very miserable life.

Nicoléme's body had been as brittle as paper a hundred years ago, and even the slightest touch could cause fractures.

This is far from the immortality people imagine.