Mysterious Walker at Hogwarts

"Selente, can I ask you a favor?" Dean thought for a moment and made a difficult decision.

"You can say whatever you want, as long as I can do it." Serente said warmly.

"I need to find Mandrake to prepare an antidote..."

"It doesn't have to be so troublesome. My Holy Light Technique can completely cure Miss Seer." Serent said hurriedly.

"I know, but it will be a long process." Dean shook his head and said, "I know what you are planning. You love Aesop, right? But it is impossible for you to repay your favor. Even if Aesop is in the future, Suo will fall in love with you, and I don’t want it to be this way.”

"Mr. White, do you also like Aesop?" Serent asked suspiciously.

Dean laughed dumbly: "You are thinking too much. I am just Aesop's guide. I just hope that she can gain her own happiness."

"But even if I don't love Miss Musser, I won't wait until death to save her." Serente said calmly.

"That's why I want to ask you." Dean looked at Serente seriously and said, "While I am looking for the antidote, I hope you can help me take care of Aesop and prevent her from getting any harm. "

"Are you...relaxed?" Serende was a little at a loss.

"I have great trust in you, and I hope you won't let it down." After Dean finished speaking, he noticed that Serent's eyes lit up, which was the joy and excitement that comes from being fully trusted.

"I promise you that I will take good care of Miss Seer." Serent raised his hand.

"I believe you, but don't forget that I am a wizard and I have my own methods. If you dare to break your promise, you will be severely cursed." Dean reminded, "Believe me, your point There is no way the holy power can resist my curse."

"If other priests find out that I actually reached an agreement with a wizard, I will definitely be burned at the stake!" Serente shrugged.

……

Dean had just Apparated in Hogsmeade village when he was stopped by a middle-aged man with a strong beard.

"Andy White?" the middle-aged man confirmed firmly.

"It's me, you are..." Dean was a little confused, he had never seen this person before.

"Walter Aragon, the current principal of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry." The middle-aged man introduced himself.

"Hello, Principal Aragon." The name sounded familiar to Dean, and the principal seemed to have left a portrait of himself in the principal's office.

"Mr. White, I know you are from 300 years in the future. I stopped you here just to inform you that you are not welcome in Hogwarts now. Please do not enter at will." Aragorn warned with a stern expression.

Dean was shocked: "Principal Aragon, what happened? Technically, I am still a student of Hogwarts. Why do you deny me entry?"

"I thought that seven years ago when you accepted a task that only teachers could accept, your student qualifications were automatically revoked." Aragorn said sternly.

"Sorry, it was an accident that Aesop Seel was not admitted. I can explain it." Dean said quickly.

"No need. This is not why I banned you from Hogwarts."

"Why is that?" Dean asked confused.

"For the safety of Hogwarts, Mr. White." Aragorn raised his voice, "I can't say too much specifically."

"...Okay. But can I borrow some mandrake from the school? You can also buy it!" Dean tried.

"No! The school's potion ingredients are very tight." Aragorn refused.

"Then...can I go to the Forbidden Forest? I have something to do with Mr. Frentzen." Dean asked again.

"...If you can promise not to enter the castle or come into contact with any students or teachers..." Aragorn said hesitantly.

"Thank you, Principal." Dean immediately nodded to Aragorn and walked towards the Forbidden Forest.

"Dean of Mungo School, why did you ban Dean from entering the school?" Aragorn said softly after confirming that Dean could not hear his voice from far away.

"After I sent him to deliver the admission notice to Aesop seven years ago, Frentzen warned me not to let him enter the school again, otherwise it would bring disaster to the school." Mungo's figure appeared next to Aragorn.

"Didn't he explain why?" asked Aragorn.

"It seems to have something to do with the Holy See. You know the Muggle world is not very peaceful now." Mungo explained vaguely.

"Dean Mungo, I hope this is the last time you interfere in Hogwarts affairs. It's best to focus on the Magic Hospital." Aragorn reminded.

"Thank you for giving me this face." Mango expressed his gratitude.

"I'm a little bit surprised. Since Frentzen suggested banning White from entering the school seven years ago, why did he inform me that he would meet him in the Forbidden Forest when I came out to stop him?" Aragorn asked worriedly.

"I don't know." Mango replied frankly: "You'd better ask him about this kind of thing related to prophecy."

……

"Aha, we meet again." In the Forbidden Forest, Frentzen greeted Dean happily, "What do you want to ask me this time?"

"Mr. Frentzen, first of all I want to apologize. I'm afraid I won't be able to complete the task you gave me." Dean said with some apprehension. According to the agreement, if he can't bring Aesop to Hogwarts, then Frentzen Cen had the right to refuse to tell him how to repair the time-space converter.

"I don't think so." Frentzen said with a smile: "I am very happy that you still remember our agreement, but I am a little disappointed. You obviously did not understand my true intention at the time."

"What do you mean?" Dean was confused.

"My original words at that time were 'No matter what method you use, you must get Aesop Seer to come to the magic school'." Frentzen repeated.

"Yes, I remember it very clearly."

"But I didn't emphasize it was 'Hogwarts' School of Witchcraft and Wizardry." Frentzen winked at Dean mischievously.

"You mean that the task assigned to me has not failed? As long as you take Aesop to any magic school, it will count?" Dean became more energetic after hearing this.

"I won't say anything or confirm anything. It all depends on how you understand it." Frentzen said enigmatically.

"Okay, as long as the mission is not a failure and there is still a chance to repair the time and space converter." Dean breathed a sigh of relief.

"You didn't come to me just for this thing, did you?" Frentzen asked.

"Mr. Frentzen, do you know this?" Dean took out the Black Bishop chess piece and asked.

"You did get one, but... is it just the Black Bishop?" Frentzen seemed a little surprised.

"Is it a little different from your prediction?" Dean asked keenly.

"You can't say that." Frentzen raised his eyes and looked at Dean and said: "If you are asking about the SL organization, then I can only say 'no comment'."