Primordial Warlock of Hogwarts

Adjust the time forward slightly until the black shadow appears, Hagrid rushes over and finds another guy nearby - Fang.

After seeing Hagrid being controlled, Yaya ran away. He even made a small gasping sound, retreated step by step, and then ran as fast as he could, waving his tongue and drooling. It knows that it can't help its master. What it needs now is not living and dying together, but other methods.

Fang ran and ran. It broke out of the Forbidden Forest, rushed to the castle, and broke through the gate. It let out a whimpering cry all the way, attracting Professor McGonagall and Professor Snape. Before long, everyone except the careless ones Some professors and deans were present.

They immediately guessed that Hagrid was in danger.The four deans split into two groups. Professor McGonagall and Professor Sprout, who taught herbology, stayed in the castle and patrolled around to maintain the original order; Professor Flitwick and Professor Snape followed Yaya into the Forbidden Forest to find out what was going on. .

So it all became a coincidence.

When Professor Flitwick and Professor Snape entered the Forbidden Forest, the black shadow happened to be hit by the first curse, and its wail echoed in the Forbidden Forest.The second magic spell was released, and when they followed Yaya and quickly went deeper, the screams of the black shadow could no longer be heard.

Were students killed?The two professors rushed to the scene faster than flying.They did not hear the black shadow's words, nor did they see Hagrid being restrained. The only thing they could see clearly was that the student, Dewitt Wald, used the magic spell, and the light of this spell was Everyone who experienced the Wizarding War will never forget it, especially Snape. This green light appeared in front of his eyes day and night.

It is unknown to outsiders what changes have taken place in the minds of the two professors.

"Put down the wand!" Snape immediately pointed the wand at DeWitt. He could use all the magic he knew at any time, not to mention DeWitt was still a Gryffindor. Even if Snape pointed the wand at DeWitt on the spot. If you use a curse, others present will not be surprised.

Professor Flitwick held his wand on one side, hesitating again and again - the most sensible method was actually to disarm DeWitt first, but he couldn't do it to his own students... Then leave it to Snape Well, Professor Flitwick thought, he was on the sidelines to prevent Snape from using too much magic, or DeWitt being so obsessed with it that he desperately resisted.

But Snape just roared. He stared at DeWitt expressionlessly, trying to predict the next move from DeWitt's hair swaying in the wind, without using any magic.

Hagrid was not seriously injured. He was just a little weak due to the weakness of the real caster. When he saw Professor Flitwick coming, he immediately struggled and was able to stand up alone. He shouted: "Don't touch Devi." Special! He did not use magic on me, he is innocent, it is someone else! There is a monster!"

"Stop screaming. I think everyone here knows magic better than you." Snape didn't even look at Hagrid. He stared at DeWitt from beginning to end without blinking: "Now! Put it down! Magic wand!”

This was the last warning, but DeWitt did not put down his wand. He just slowly put it away, then opened his arms and stretched out his five fingers to indicate that he was not hostile.

"I said, put the wand down." Snape tried to see something in DeWitt's eyes - no fear, no guilt, just calm thinking and memories of the past. He relaxed a little, but never Lower the wand tip.

"Enough!" Hagrid was furious. He rushed over, turned his back to DeWitt with all his trust, stopped in front of Snape and roared: "I told you, it was definitely not the spell DeWitt used! "

Snape spoke with condescension, and he said sarcastically: "Who else is here? Did you use the Unforgivable Curse on yourself? If I remember correctly, you have been sentenced by the Ministry of Magic to never be seen again. You are not qualified to hold a wand, maybe...you have violated the regulations of the Ministry of Magic?"

"These are two different things!" Hagrid showed no sign of weakness. He would never take a step back until he was sure that Snape had not given up his hostility.

Professor Flitwick stood up to smooth things over: "Why don't we hear the story?"

"I think Dumbledore would be happy to be there to hear your...'explanation'".Snape put away his wand, refused to say another word, and walked at the back until he returned to the castle.

Dumbledore was already there, wearing a purple nightgown and nightcap studded with blue stars, standing in the hall on the first floor of the castle, waiting.

Usually no late night is as lively as today, but the excitement has nothing to do with students.When entering the castle, DeWitt saw clearly that the funnels recording the points of the four houses were above his head. Among them, the Gryffindor funnel had the least rubies. DeWitt felt that he should feel guilty, because he alone A lot of effort was made.

Professor McGonagall stood next to Professor Dumbledore, and she looked at DeWitt with complicated eyes.No doubt she would have had a lot to say without Dumbledore.But now... Snape took a few steps quickly, passed DeWitt and Hagrid, passed Professor Flitwick at the front, whispered a few words to Dumbledore and left straight away.Professor Dumbledore only nodded slightly a few times while Snape was speaking, and then announced:

"Everyone, go back and leave the rest to me."

The other professors dispersed without any problems, but Hagrid had something to say: "Professor Dumbledore, regarding what happened tonight, I can guarantee that DeWitt did nothing wrong..."

Dumbledore patiently listened to Hagrid's messy explanation of everything before he smiled and nodded: "Don't worry, Hagrid, I know, I know everything, and I believe you, I promise you, Wo Mr. De will not be punished for this, it is a small problem, I just want to talk to him... alone."

Hagrid trusted Dumbledore very much. After Dumbledore made the promise, he smiled with satisfaction. He first smiled at Dumbledore sheepishly, and then used his smile to comfort and encourage DeWitt.

"Don't be afraid," Hagrid said in a small voice that he thought he had: "Since Professor Dumbledore said it is a small problem, it really is a small problem."

After saying that, he patted DeWitt on the back and walked back to his cabin with a somewhat unsteady pace.

"Thank you." DeWitt watched Hagrid leave. He turned to Dumbledore and asked: "Professor, is Hagrid okay?"

"He's just a little weak," Dumbledore said, looking at every detail of DeWitt. "If we go to the infirmary now, he might be fully recovered halfway through."

"Come on," said Dumbledore, "boy, follow me to the office. It's too cold here. This is no place to talk."