Hogwarts's Master of Mind

For a whole week, Umbridge caused chaos throughout Hogwarts.

There were more and more prohibitions on the wall, including 'No Weasley merchandise, no music, no laughter...'

At the same time, Umbridge went deep into every professor's classroom.

And from time to time he would show off his authority by interrupting the professor in class and interviewing students.

Professor Flitwick seemed to have achieved good results, but when Aiden looked at him, the light in his eyes was gone.

"Great." Aiden quietly gave him a thumbs up from the audience.

The recent days of turmoil have caused resentment among the students in Hogwarts. Even the Slytherins, who have always been supportive of power, are dissatisfied with Umbridge's constant presence.

And when night falls, a beautiful dragon sits on top of the clouds in the dream, carefully weaving a protective net.

And in the ocean of collective subconsciousness, the tide accumulated due to the dissatisfaction of the young wizards was lightly let go by him, and it surged towards a professor's office in Hogwarts.

On Thursday, in Divination class, Umbridge was still sitting on Trelawney's cushion, holding her scoreboard.

Trelawney was very impatient with this unexpected intruder, but remembering Professor McGonagall's instructions, she endured it.

"Come on, children, report to me the dreams you have collected recently." Trelawney said to the little wizards.

The dragon sitting in the corner spread out his hands, with silver-white silk threads hanging from his hands.

The silk thread supports a small net, and crystal clear water droplets sparkle on the net.

If someone looks closely, they will find that these are not water droplets at all, but sparkling dreams.

When Trelawney was about to call Aiden, he was still struggling with whether to hand it in.

However, Umbridge rescued Aiden in time.

"Professor Trelawney, can you make a prophecy for me?" Umbridge interrupted the class.

Finally, Trelawney's anger was aroused, and she raised her shaking hands.

A vast force took possession of Trelawney's tongue.

Aiden felt the fluctuation of attributes, and when he turned around, an old friend appeared.

"Why are you here?" Aiden raised his eyebrows.

"The old man said I should take his job," Oliver replied.

"I didn't expect that after such a long absence, the teaching environment here has become so polluted. You just watch this insect wreaking havoc on your territory."

Oliver looked at Umbridge with disgust and teased Aiden at the same time.

"By lifting her up this time, Fudge has completely integrated himself with the conservative forces. She will be the first stone to fall from the building."

The dragon sat on the dais, declaring Umbridge's fate.

Professor Trelawney also spoke with him, and Oliver took out the crystal ball and pointed it at Trelawney.

"The Fantasy Dragon has woven a big net for everyone. The storm of war is about to hit, and you, your road ahead is only endless darkness."

It seemed as if there were thousands of people crowded in Professor Trelawney's throat. The voices of men, women, children, and the elderly mixed together, sounding extremely strange.

"Lovely." Umbridge smiled and then put a cross on the clipboard.

"Uh, what did I just say?" Trelawney looked confused.

Oliver stuffed a fluorescent crystal ball into his arms.

"Take care of yourself, brother. I have a feeling it won't be peaceful down there." Aiden warned him.

"Aren't you the source of the greatest unrest, the dream dragon that weaves the great web?"

Oliver gave Aiden a hug and then disappeared into the air.

"The source of the unrest?" Aiden looked out the window and smiled.

.....

On Friday afternoon, Umbridge used her investigator authority to fire Trelawney.

She packed up all of Trelawney's belongings and dropped them at the door.

In the cold wind, both of them were wrapped in thick clothes, but Professor Trelawney looked a little bleak.

"I've been teaching here for sixteen years. Hogwarts is my home." Trelawney's voice choked with sobs.

"You can't do this," she begged.

"In fact, I can." Umbridge held up the appointment letter in her hand.

Professor McGonagall pushed aside the students blocking her way and ran to the middle, holding Trelawney in her arms.

"Do you have anything to say?" Umbridge challenged.

"Oh of course, I have a lot more to say." Professor McGonagall glared at her fiercely.

"Click" the door of Hogwarts opened behind them.

The dragon and the phoenix came out, and their huge magic power spread wildly, causing some students to stay away from them.

"Minerva, send Sybil back," said Dumbledore.

Professor McGonagall nodded and helped Trelawney inside.

"Thank you." Trelawney grabbed Dumbledore's clothes as she passed by him.

"Dumbledore, need I remind you that according to Order 23 signed by the Minister..." Umbridge was ready to show off.

"You have the power to fire my teacher, but..." Dumbledore interrupted Umbridge, then stepped aside to make way for Aiden behind him.

"According to the ancient contract, I am the manager of the leylines of this land."

As Aiden spoke, he raised his hand, and the entire Hogwarts Castle lit up with fluorescence, which gathered into a piece of parchment.

Spreading out the parchment, Aiden's name was clearly written on it.

"Liar, fake, this land belongs to the Ministry of Magic, what right do you have..."

"Oppression," Aiden began.

The magic power of the surrounding earth veins directly pressed Umbridge to the ground, and a shallow pit was smashed into the stone floor, and the cracks continued to expand.

Even the most unlearned wizard can feel that this world is rejecting him.

"Let her go, she is from the Ministry of Magic after all." Dumbledore said.

"Hmph." Aiden snorted coldly, and the pressure disappeared.

Umbridge stood up from the ground, her face covered in dust.

"According to the contract that our family ancestor made with the castle owner, Salazar Slytherin, thousands of years ago, I, as the leyline manager, allow Lady Sybill Trelawney to live here."

After saying that, Aiden turned and left, and Dumbledore also walked into the castle.

Harry wanted to catch up with the two men, but was blocked by the little wizards who were scattered like birds and beasts.

Umbridge stood there, trying her best to maintain her false smile, while the bulging part of her face was still twitching.

The teaching at Hogwarts continued, and in subsequent courses, all professors began to involuntarily avoid practical courses and turned to theoretical teaching.

However, because of the protection from the Ministry of Magic on Umbridge, Aiden was unable to completely control her, and the quality of the course returned to what it was before.

In order to deal with Umbridge's provocation, Hermione even memorized the entire book, but Umbridge still deducted ten points from her for speaking too loudly.

This behavior made Harry so angry that he yelled at Umbridge on the spot, and he was punished with writing in blood and being detained again.