Mysterious Walker at Hogwarts

Dean thinks that Binnock should be the kind of fairy who is more Buddhist.

Although it seems that you don't fight or fight, but in fact there are some things that don't mean you can stay out of it if you don't want to. There will always be people who will label you in various ways, and then you will be squeezed out by various factions, and in the end you will get worse and worse. .

"You are right. But character determines destiny. I'm afraid it will be difficult for me to change." Binnock said sadly.

"Maybe you can try to change the environment, maybe you can have a good development?" Dean felt a little sympathetic to Binnock.

"This is a good idea, I have thought about it before." Binok said longingly, "I heard that the New World is an undeveloped land where goblins, distant relatives of our goblins, live. Maybe I can go there to try my luck. ?”

"New World..." Dean pondered for a moment. The Mayflower mentioned at the SL gathering seemed to be a good opportunity. Although he was not assigned a task, Dean still wanted to board the ship to have a look and take a walk in North America. One lap seemed good too.

"What? Can you help?" Binok felt something keenly and asked warmly, "I promise I will repay you!"

At this time, the system just throws a task:

"Mission: Help Binock

The leprechaun Binnock is doing poorly in Great Britain. He is tired of the life here and longs to go to North America to start over. Help him fulfill this wish.

Reward: Title 'Friend of Goblins'.

Goblin Friends: The reputation of the goblin clan reaches Revered and will never decrease. "

This task seemed ordinary at first glance, but Dean found it very interesting. Why did he gain the title and reputation related to goblins by helping Binnock, the goblin?

There seems to be only one possibility, and that is that after Binok arrives in North America, he will achieve extraordinary success among his distant relatives, the goblins.

So the down-and-out fairy in front of me is still a potential stock?Dean looked at Binnock with a different look. He would never give up this good opportunity to buy the bottom.

"In the near future, I may take a boat to North America to have a look. If you are willing, you can go with me." Dean replied.

"Thank you so much! I want to take action immediately and start making preparations!" Binnock waved his fist excitedly.

"How should I contact you when we're ready to go?" Dean asked.

"You can just send the notice here! I will always be here waiting for your news." Binok said.

"Then you'd better pray that you won't be fired during this period!" Dean said half-jokingly. He felt that he and Binnock were quite compatible.

"So you'd better do some shopping here today~" Binnock also half-joked, "This way I don't have to worry about being fired for a while~"

"Then I want to make a good selection." Dean focused on the dazzling array of goods in the store.

It must be admitted that the Bergin & Burke store of this era is far ahead of the future in terms of the richness and quality of its goods.

Dean could even distinguish the unique magic fluctuations of ancient spells from several magic items - the kind that had long been lost in his time.

Binock accompanied Dean and introduced him enthusiastically. Anyway, Dean was the only customer in the store, so he fully enjoyed the VIP treatment.

Dean stopped when he reached a pair of tall cabinets.

"You are really discerning. These are a pair of disappearing cabinets that use ingenious and powerful space magic. The two cabinets are connected no matter where they are." Binnock introduced.

"I know. I'm just curious..." Dean muttered, swallowing the second half of the words: he was just curious when one of the Vanishing Cabinets was sent to Hogwarts and stored in the Room of Requirement. of.

This will play a very important role in the disappearance cabinet in the future, and can even be said to be a key prop that led to Dumbledore's eventual death.

Dean wondered whether if he destroyed the disappearing cabinet now, he could change the fate of Lao Deng's death.

Thinking of this, Dean involuntarily opened the door of one of the cabinets, and the system prompt began to beat crazily: "The existence of mysterious fragments has been detected nearby, please treat it with caution."

A big question mark popped up in Dean's mind. Why did the prompt not appear earlier and later, but suddenly appeared when he opened the cabinet door?

Dean looked at the empty disappearing cabinet and suddenly had an irresistible impulse: he wanted to go in and take a look. Maybe in some invisible corner, he could find the mysterious fragments prompted by the system.

"Binnock, can I go in and take a look?" Dean asked.

"Of course, but I have gone in countless times when I was cleaning. You will come out of the cabinet next to you in less than two seconds. It is as easy as passing through a corridor." Binnock replied.

"Well, then let me experience it." After getting Binock's consent, Dean stepped into the disappearing cabinet.

He did not move forward immediately, but carefully sensed it. The sense of the mysterious fragments had indeed become stronger, indicating that the fragments were here. The question was, where was it?

At this time, Binock had already opened the door of the other disappearing cabinet. Dean found that there was an open cabinet door in front of and behind him. Regardless of whether he was moving forward or backward, he would immediately walk out of the disappearing cabinet.

Dean tried to recite silently: "The mysterious fragments are flying!"

Suddenly he heard the sound of cracking boards above his head, and then something fell and hit him on the head.

At the same time, the cabinet door that Binok opened disappeared from his eyes, leaving only the hard cabinet board.

Fortunately, Dean had been standing still, otherwise he would have hit his nose.

"Oh my God! What did you do? Why is the disappearing cabinet damaged!" Binnock found that Dean could not be seen from the other disappearing cabinet. He looked over and suddenly shouted.

There was a big hole in the top of the disappearing cabinet that Dean entered!

"I don't know either." Dean said innocently, "When I was about to walk out of the disappearing cabinet, the top plate suddenly broke, and then this thing hit my head."

Dean showed the dropped object to Binnock: it was a miniature toolbox that looked like a child's toy.

"This is... the craftsmanship of our fairies." Binok's eyes suddenly lit up after seeing this exquisite toolbox that was only the size of a palm.

"What tools are in this toolbox?" Dean asked curiously.

"I don't know. The tool box is locked with some kind of password. Unless the password can be deciphered, it can't be opened." Binnock said disappointedly after checking it.

"Binnock, I'm sorry about the damage to the vanishing cabinet..." Dean said.

"It's not your fault. I think Mr. Borgin can fix it easily." Binnock shook his head. "No one knew that an accident like that would happen."

"Are you sure it won't get you into trouble?" Dean asked.

"Probably not. Mr. Borgin is still very easy to talk to." Binnock said not so confidently.

"But what about Mr. Burke?" Dean asked sharply.