Hogwarts's Master of Mind

She had no choice but to help Bellatrix interpret the dream and clear away the bad memories. After all, Aiden still needed her to do something.

A virtual personality quietly left and lurked on the island of her consciousness.

"Is she ours now?" Arthurie watched Aiden beating Bella.

"No, I need her original personality, and only let her explode at the critical moment." Aiden shook his head.

"What a pity! I was going to use her to intimidate those idiots in Knockturn Alley." Arthursie said with regret.

Afterwards, the two left and Bella opened her eyes, finding herself lying on the sofa and seemed to have a nightmare.

With a shudder, she quietly went out, after all, she was still tasked with recruiting men for the Dark Lord.

Returning to England from Paris, Aiden sneaked into the Forbidden Forest. Among the many magical creatures, besides giants and goblins, the third big trouble was the centaurs.

These creatures are capable of launching a rebellion and are the type that may be won over by Senior Tom.

The giant has been dealt with by Aiden, and the goblin should have signed a mandatory contract and been put on fire.

And Aiden's final target of this trip is the centaurs.

As a race obsessed with prophecies, Aiden really hates them. After all, the grudge between the audience and the fortune tellers is well known to everyone.

Seeing the real displeasure on Aiden's face, the considerate Arthursi came over and rubbed his face with her hands.

"What's wrong?" Ashesi asked with concern.

"You'll know when you meet those guys." Aiden suppressed his unhappiness.

Coincidentally, at a Quidditch match at Hogwarts, Hagrid tiptoed around trying to find Harry and Hermione.

But his huge size knocked down many people, making him even more eye-catching.

Hagrid waved to Harry and Hermione and asked them to come over. Hermione tilted her head and pointed at herself.

Hagrid nodded vigorously, so Hermione pulled Harry, who was absorbed in watching the game, to find Hagrid.

Hagrid led the two all the way to the Forbidden Forest.

"Hagrid, where are you taking us?" Harry called out to Hagrid in front of him.

"Hagrid, what happened?" Hermione also asked.

"I didn't want to trouble you, but since Dumbledore has left, I might be expelled at any time. I just don't feel comfortable leaving him here alone."

Hagrid picked up a flower and pulled at the petals.

"It's really too dangerous to leave this guy to the little wizard." A young man's voice as pleasant as a clear spring sounded.

"Aiden!"* 3

Hermione, Hagrid and Harry looked in the direction of the sound in surprise.

Aiden and a girl they didn't know were sitting on a branch.

Click, click, a giant walked out from behind the tree trunk and tried to reach out to catch the two dragons on the tree.

Arthursi reached out and grabbed the giant's hand, then jumped down from the tree and threw the giant to the ground with one force.

Then she took out her scimitar and decided to send the giant to heaven.

"Oh ooh, stop it, please, this is my brother." Hagrid hurried over.

"Oh, really? I'm sorry." Arthuri was stunned for a moment, then quickly hid the scimitar behind her and gave an awkward smile.

Aiden also jumped down from the branch, winked at Arthuri, and then a pair of white little hands reached out to Aiden's waist and twisted.

Aiden's expression remained unchanged as he looked at the others.

"Aiden, where have you been these days? I..." For a while, Harry felt extremely guilty about Aiden's departure because of his fault.

Whenever I think of this incident, I feel so heartbroken that I often even wake up from my dreams.

"It's nothing. I've already messaged Aunt Molly. They know about my situation and that I've been doing well lately. You don't have to worry about me." Aiden winked at him.

However, several shouting letters in Arthursie's office proved that Mrs. Molly was not calm.

"What are you doing now? Are you hiding from the Ministry of Magic?" It was Hermione who grasped the key point immediately.

"No, we're dealing with magical creatures being recruited by Death Eaters." Arthurie put away her scimitar and explained.

"Who are you?" Hermione frowned.

"Arthur Greengrass." Arthur held out her hand and shook it, and then Hermione regained all her memories.

"Arthuri...you, how is this possible, why would I..." Hermione was a little confused by this sudden memory.

"Calm down, calm down." Arthursie patted her back and comforted her.

Arthursie took Hermione to rest aside, while Harry, Aiden and Hagrid were watching Hagrid's giant brothers.

"He is my younger brother. I found him when I went to the gathering place of giants. My mother passed away.

Grawp is bullied by others because of his thin body. I can't just ignore him or he will die." Hagrid sobbed.

"We'll do our best to take care of him," Harry said, patting Hagrid's arm soothingly.

Suddenly, the sound of horses running was heard from inside the forbidden forest.

"It must be the centaurs. They have become very dangerous recently. The Ministry of Magic has been restricting their territory recently. They may start a riot."

Hagrid held the crossbow tightly in his hand.

"Okay, it's time for us to take action." Aiden waved to Arthur beside him.

Aiden took out a letter and handed it to Harry, saying, "Give it to Snape."

Arthursie followed immediately, and the two of them disappeared with an Apparition. Before leaving, Arthursie waved to Hermione.

"Who's that girl?" Harry asked.

"A secret." Hermione winked at Harry and left the Forbidden Forest.

Aiden and Arthursi were about to go into the centaur settlement, but a group of centaurs jumped out from the surrounding bushes and pointed their bows and arrows at the two of them.

"Why are there two people?" A burly centaur walked out, his tone full of confusion.

Aiden opened his eyes and glanced at him, and the dragon's might knocked out the centaurs around him.

Arthursi also showed an unhappy look on her face.

"Is this the prophecy?" Arthuri frowned.

"It must feel uncomfortable to be peeped at." Aiden raised his eyebrows at her.

"But their predictions are not accurate either?" Arthursie changed the subject.

"They can't detect me now. My body is now made up of dreams, and the tides of the collective subconscious ocean can hardly locate me." Aiden explained.

"So if I want to avoid being locked in by the prophecy, I need to reach your current level?" Arthuri was a little crazy.

"Hmm." Aiden hummed and took the lead to walk into the centaur tribe.

Inside the tribe, two groups of horsemen are confronting each other.

One group was led by Baine. They were equipped with armor and bows and arrows, and seemed ready to go out and kill.

The other faction was led by Ronan, and they were unarmed.

And from their expressions and the ripples in the ocean of their collective subconscious, Aiden learned that they were prepared to stop their compatriots from going to war with the wizards.