Hogwarts The Dark Arts Awakening

As early as tens of thousands of years ago, humans have been domesticating animals for various purposes, including food, clothing, transportation, guarding or entertainment, and even war.

There are military horses charging into battle, homing pigeons conveying military information, anti-tank dogs that never come back, and spies from sea, land and air animals such as dolphins, rats, and birds.

Jerry felt that it was necessary to learn from the wisdom of his predecessors and use animal spies to visit the Gallo family to see what little secrets they had.

It just so happens that Jerry has a ready-made spy in his entourage - Peter Pettigrew.

Yes, this guy is not Jerry's subordinate yet, but the [Soul-stealing Curse] can easily convince him.

In fact, if time was not urgent, Jerry could have driven the wizard to work as a spy simply by relying on fear. The other party was already afraid of him to death.

Although Peter's achievements in the field of espionage are really hard to describe, as a mouse Animagus, it should be no problem to gather information, right?

Just think about this guy's 'great achievements' ten years ago - a betrayal that killed his friends Potter and his wife, and at the same time tricked his secret boss Voldemort half to death.

Jerry was a little worried, but he still chose Peter because he was the most suitable spy candidate at the moment.

The original list of potential spies was actually very long. After coming to this world, the "Magic Awakening" system and the cards in it have become real and powerful, providing him with support in many aspects, including intelligence. .

Among them, the companion cards correspond to a team of elite wizard comrades with their own strengths.Among them, some are responsible for providing Jerry with various buffs and assistance, while others are directly thrown into battle for output or defense.

These fellow wizards have one thing in common. They are all like wearing an invisibility cloak and cannot be easily discovered by outsiders. This is a magical skill for sneak investigation.

However, the almost physical bodies of the partners not only provide a basis for them to interfere in the real world, but also leave flaws that can be touched, which brings a considerable risk of exposure.

Spell cards have shown the skill effects in the game settings from the beginning. For example, [Flying Curse]'s 'living people fly in' breaks through the restriction of not being able to capture higher creatures in the original work.

This trick, if used effectively, will have miraculous effects.

However, it was impossible for Jerry to reveal the real information about the Gallo family just by shouting, "Here comes the secret."

If he wants to use the game effect of [Flying Curse], he must abide by the settings and aim at the target.

Even if he uses the original effect, he has to know what the evidence is and there is no [Anti-Stealing Curse] on it.

If Jerry directly targeted the Gallo family and activated the [Flying Curse], it would be possible to pull their wallets over. This is exactly the effect of the attribute entry 'Flying Treasure'.

Jerry was originally more inclined to use the summoning card to perform this mission, but finally changed his mind.

The summons corresponding to the summoning cards can only last for one day and night at first, and then they will automatically dissipate.

But after the proficiency reaches a certain level, Jerry can choose to turn them into real existence.

As long as they are not destroyed by external forces, or Jerry takes the initiative to cancel the summons, they can continue to exist, grow and thrive day by day, and even reproduce.

Correspondingly, magical animals such as fire dragons, three-headed dogs, and acromantulas will also need food to maintain their lives after they become real.

If the [Personal Collection Room] is not unlocked, the beings belonging to Jerry can be classified and contained, so that they can enter a dormant state in groups of the same type, which greatly reduces food consumption.

It's really hard for Jerry to raise so many groups of big eaters, especially when many of them are still growing babies and need extra nutrition.

Of course, Mr. Troll, who weighs over a ton, also helps a lot in this regard.Summoning a troll once is enough food for other summons to sleep for a month.

However, both of them are not very satisfied.

'Obviously, I need a territory that is vast and secluded enough to house these summoned magical animals and allow them to mature. '

Regarding the location of the zoo, Jerry instinctively thought of the Forbidden Forest, but then gave up on it.

This is not a mobile game. The Forbidden Forest is near Hogwarts Castle, where fire dragons are kept?

Obviously not a good idea.

Taking back his divergent thoughts from the breeding of magical animals, the reason why Jerry gave up the idea of ​​relying entirely on summoning creatures to perform investigation tasks was due to his magical ability.

Considering that this is a preliminary investigation of suspicious persons, Jerry obviously cannot send the fire dragon to engage in unparalleled infiltration, and the alternative is the little spider.

Although Jerry can use [Legilimency] to penetrate the minds of summoned objects and guide them to perform tasks, he cannot cast spells through the air solely relying on mental links.

A little spider without enough strength may be blocked by a lock even if he finds any important evidence.

If it were Peter Pettigrew, he could easily obtain the information he wanted with just one [Unlocking Spell].

Of course, Jerry can also use the [Animagus Rat Form] skill that he learned from Peter to transform into a mouse himself and sneak in to investigate.

This card and [Occlumency] are both epic magic. They are the two trump card skills contributed by Peter Pettigrew and are favored by Jerry.

According to Jerry's speculation, unlike the original work where "each person has only one animal transformation that best suits his nature", he can obtain more Animagus forms by copying them into dual activities.

In the end, he became a magical wizard with ever-changing abilities.Of course, this is just a guess.

The reason Jerry didn't do this was not because he resisted transforming into a mouse, but because he didn't want to turn an investigation mission into a surprise battle.

Although he didn't think ordinary wizards could stop him, he didn't intend to be exposed easily. The best way to make a fortune is to keep silent.

If he goes into battle in person and is discovered by some weird magic, Jerry has to knock down the unlucky witness first, and then give him the one-stop service of [healing as before] and [oblivion].

If it were the missing wizard Peter Pettigrew, there would be no need for any follow-up operations at all, and it would immediately become an unsolved case.

Therefore, Peter Pettigrew is the most suitable animal spy. This guy is more useful as a mouse than as a human.

After Jerry shook Peter the mouse in his hand, he threw it back to Professor McGonagall.

Peter screamed and kicked his limbs wildly as he spun through the air, as if trying to catch the air.

If [Professor McGonagall] hadn't caught Peter accurately, this blow would have been enough to knock him to pieces.

Jerry calmly summoned [Hermione, Director of the Legal Enforcement Department] to cast the [Imperius Curse], a sensitive matter that of course had to be left to professionals.