HP Shavings Wizard

No matter how much you say, it's better to actually go in and find out.

After briefly announcing the arrangements for gathering the professors, Dumbledore took the lead and led his men into the portal of the Room of Requirement.

Alison, who was originally captured as a soldier, pushed the explanation task to Harry and the other three little wizards who were just tools, and only remembered to stick to Dumbledore.

The main focus is on task outsourcing and slacking off.

Now there was no need for Alison to help summon skeletons. The professors' abilities were enough to deal with the monsters.

The little lions also have their own headmaster who is willing to take care of them patiently, and Professor McGonagall will also give them combat guidance - although the old professor also showed a considerable degree of surprise at melee professions such as Amazon warriors and barbarians, she can still give some pointers on the casting time.

The three kids who were in charge of explaining the game were not working in vain. They followed the professors to push the map and open up new areas much faster. Except for occasionally saying a few words when encountering a situation, the rest of the time they were always instructed by the big guys. In the later stages, they were completely protected by the professors and gained free experience.

Soon, they became familiar with this world and the rules of the game, and those who were good at fighting began to kill people everywhere.

"..."

Alison quickly glanced at Hagrid, who was hacking wildly with the axe without any fear of getting hurt.

Ah, the Barbarian class, when used on a hybrid giant, is simply the release of nature...

Barbarians come from tribes on the edge of the civilized world. They reject all gentleness and weakness, which influences them to have a firm will and a strong physique. Although they lack the scheming of civilized people, they are able to perceive their surroundings keenly and fight with animal-like instincts...

The fighting styles are somewhat similar, but the character traits are not very similar...

Professor McGonagall, Professor Flitwick, and Professor Slughorn are all decent wizards who intend to improve their magic.

However, Professor Sprout followed the tradition of Badger College and chose a druid instead of a wizard.

Not to mention Professor Grubbly-Plank, who teaches the Care of Magical Creatures class, also chose the Druid with the intention of exploring the summoned wild animals.

Perhaps it is because the assassin seems to require too high a level of fist and fighting skills, so no one is interested in it.

And the Paladin...

This character, whose background is obviously based on the church, is also someone that wizards subconsciously avoid.

The magical history that low-grade wizards must learn includes information about the witch-hunting movement in the Middle Ages.

Due to the propaganda and influence of the church, large-scale witch hunts took place in Europe during the Middle Ages, resulting in thousands of women being accused of being witches and executed.

Of course, real adult wizards could easily escape those burnings.

[The burning of witches in the Middle Ages is complete nonsense. All you need to do is use a basic fire-condensing spell and pretend to scream in pain.

For example, the weirdo Wendelin.

She loved the feeling of being burned so much that she disguised herself in various ways and let people catch her forty-seven times, thus enjoying the feeling of being tied to a stake and burning many times.

Under the effect of the Fire Condensation Spell, the flames cannot cause any harm to the wizard, but only produce a tingling pleasure.

These were written by Alison's own Great-Aunt Bathilda in her History of Magic textbook.

However, the span of the Middle Ages is actually very long, from the late 5th century AD to the mid-15th century AD.

The church's large-scale witch-hunting campaign did not harm many real European wizards at the time - this was thanks to the early establishment of Hogwarts and the popularization of education.

Although there were a small number of Muggle-born young wizards who suffered from accidentally exposing their magic, in the past there were not many young wizards whose parents were both Muggles, so there was no noise and it had little impact on the wizarding world.

However, this does not mean that Muggles no longer pose a threat to wizards. In the past, Hogwarts was established by the Big Four in order to keep wizards away from the prying eyes and persecution of Muggles.

And sometimes, the source of danger is not only Muggles, but also traitors of the same kind.

Europe was not seriously hurt by the witch hunt, but America was greatly affected.

In the past, there were some "Purifiers" in the wizarding world. They were wizard mercenaries and traitors of the wizarding world.

In the 17th century, magical and non-magical people from Europe had just begun to migrate to North America. At that time, the overall scale of the magical world in America was still small, very scattered and hidden, and it had not yet formed its own law enforcement mechanism.

This situation created a loophole that was exploited by Purgers from various countries. The Purgers were feared for their brutality, hunting not only notorious criminals, but anyone who could be used to pay a bounty.

As time went by, the Scourers grew more and more insane. Away from the jurisdiction of the magical government, many of them became greedy and indulged in brutal acts inconsistent with their bounty missions - they were happy to see bloodshed and torture, and even began to sell their fellow wizards to the Church.

After the establishment of the Magical Congress of the United States of America, it began to try and execute those Purgers who betrayed their kind.

Some of the most notorious of the Scourers evaded capture. After international arrest warrants were issued, these people disappeared forever into the No-Majs community and formed families with No-Majs. If their children had magical talents, they would be abandoned, leaving only non-magical offspring to hide their identities.

After being expelled from the wizarding world, the vengeful Scourers will pass on their twisted beliefs to their descendants: magic is real, and all wizards are evil and should be eliminated.

One of the descendants of the Purger extracted a lot of magic-related information from a witch who was infatuated with him, and made it public, causing a serious violation of the International Statute of Secrecy.

This led to the United States Magical Congress enacting the Rappaport Law, which forcibly separated the No-Maj and wizarding worlds to prevent such incidents from happening again - the impact was so far-reaching that the American wizarding world is still suffering from it today. Alison's cousin, Aurelius, was adopted and abused by a family of Purger descendants, and his magical powers were suppressed to become an Obscurus.

History is something that is both distant and recent. When you examine it in detail, it seems to be a part of your life that influences your life.

Every time Allison saw the profession of Paladin, she felt it was a bit weird - after everyone became supernatural beings, wouldn't the church use this thing from the wizarding world to expand their beliefs, gain power, and launch another witch hunt to eliminate dissidents?

Maybe other people also have this weird feeling, which is why they all avoid paladins with church backgrounds?

But those are off-topic. Maybe there will be a young wizard who is ignorant and brave enough to try new things and be the first to try it?

After a day of fighting, each professor gained a lot of experience and their strength increased a lot.

But tomorrow is Monday, and classes will go back to normal.

The lower levels were upgraded quickly, and the professors who had tasted the sweetness of increasing their strength were somewhat unsatisfied. But they also understood that if they wanted to improve their strength, they couldn't rush it.

……

Principal room.

Some portraits could no longer wait and eagerly asked about Dumbledore's return.

"Albus! Will the game world you visited before be open to the public?"

Dumbledore's eyebrows were gentle, and he smiled and nodded: "Yes, that game world is of great significance to the future development of the wizarding world. We will not monopolize or block it."

A certain portrait implied expectation, and when talking about the junior Alison, the tone was rarely filled with awe and respect.

"So, what is the exact time? Can we notify our family in advance? The XXX family is willing to give Miss Grindelwald enough benefits."

The other portraits also became eager to take action and echoed the sentiment.

The old wizards all have their own personalities, but in the past there were more pure-blood wizards, and they basically all came from ancient wizard families that had been passed down through generations. Now that they had shed their usual laughter and noise, and were serious, they actually seemed like serious people.

Dumbledore pondered for a moment and glanced at Grindelwald who was drinking tea nearby.

"…I need to discuss this matter with Gale and give you an answer tomorrow."

Alison made the stuff.

Alison used these as the foundation and bargaining chips of the plan, and casually handed them over to the two parents. While they mobilized their forces to implement the plan, they naturally also formed interest groups and won over people's hearts...

It is impossible to keep others busy and not let them take advantage of the situation.

It is definitely unrealistic to expect the horse to run without eating grass, which would be very disheartening.

The first group to enter must be the Hogwarts teachers and students and former saints.

After that, the specific exchange of interests will probably require careful discussion of the people and things needed.

If they really want to gradually assimilate and infiltrate the Muggle world, then the wizarding world, which already has a small population, should unite all the forces that can be united and become part of the execution plan.

The noisy portraits got the OK and then returned to their frames contentedly, continuing to visit the family and school they had watched year after year, looking as if life was peaceful and tranquil.

……

In the evening, according to Professor McGonagall's punishment, Alison had to patrol the Forbidden Forest.

It was getting late and it was time to rest. The professors came out of the game world and dispersed.

Before leaving, Alison glared at Professor Cat Cat arrogantly.

Professor McGonagall pursed her lips and looked stern, and even wanted to give her a few more days of night patrol punishment.

Alison could have skipped the night watch, but she wanted to go get some potion ingredients and see the horrified expressions on those unfortunate little guys' faces when they saw she was actually here to accompany them on night watch.

However, there is nothing perfect in the world, and human affairs cannot always go as one wishes.

at this time……

Hagrid walked in front, and Alison followed behind with a little dissatisfaction, without saying a word.

The two of them were fed up with each other.

Hagrid dislikes all Slytherins, and with prejudice - according to the original book, is this actually true in a sense? - he believes that the little snakes are all dark wizards, Death Eater candidates, and are shrewd and cunning.

Of course, in Alison's opinion, the last point was false. There were many stupid people in Slytherin who were not in their right mind and liked to hurt others and benefit themselves.

Alison also hated this rude and brainless Gryffindor - his brain was underdeveloped and his cerebellum was completely undeveloped - but he could still be taken care of by his father!

Damn it! Merlin's pants!

See what this hybrid species likes?!

Love those big, furry, dangerous creatures, freeing a swarm of Acromantulas, breeding Exploding-tailed Skrewts and watching them kill each other!

This is a dangerous creature who worships violence and blood just like the giants from whose bloodline he comes!

I really don't know how many layers of filters Albus has to have to leave behind such a threat that could allow the outside world to attack him.

Hagrid's gratitude and admiration for Dumbledore could not offset his disgust and hostility towards Alison - after all, Alison tried to strangle Harry when they first met.

Although Harry has now been completely lured into a follower by Alison using his godfather, it does not affect Hagrid's bad attitude towards this "darkest of dark wizards" at all.

Of course, Hagrid's brain wasn't very good at scheming, so the worst attitude he could have was just to ignore people.

Alison is different. She will chat with the Horcrux diary in private and make up a short essay about Voldemort and Hagrid.

The two men walked across the dark field in silence.

The moonlight was very bright, but clouds kept coming over to cover the moon, making the surroundings dark.

Hagrid lit the light in his hut and waited for the punished little wizards to gather.

Alison moved away in disgust.

Without Filch leading the way, those unfortunate little guys had to grope their way here in the dark.

As for Filch, who always gloated over the punishment of the little wizards and loved to intimidate them...

Filch now has magical powers and has become a wizard, so he has no time to deal with them. Apart from the necessary patrol tasks for daily work, the over-age wizards are busy learning various magic subjects on their own.

The young wizards traveled together, trembling with fear, but still arrived on time. No one dared to escape Professor McGonagall's punishment.

Dogs are most sensitive to movements in the distance.

Fang, who had a long tooth and looked particularly brave next to Hagrid, barked loudly, alerting Hagrid to the stranger's arrival.

The senior student came over dejectedly, and the junior student from the same college next to him grabbed the senior's sleeve in fear, sobbing.

Hegra opened the door, carrying a huge crossbow on his back and a full quiver of arrows.

As if inspired by the barbarian profession in the game world, he did not bring the little pink umbrella - inside it was hidden his wand that was repaired by Dumbledore using the Elder Wand. However, because he was sentenced to a broken wand by the Ministry of Magic, he could not use the wand openly and could only use the umbrella as a cover.

And now, this tall, half-blood giant with immense strength and extremely strong defense seemed to have found the right way to attack - he simply picked up an axe for chopping wood.

《Hey! This thing is much more useful than a magic wand! 》

"Why should your next magic wand be a magic wand?"

It's hard to say how intimidating a short stick like a magic wand is, but once this shiny axe is revealed, I'm afraid all carbon-based creatures will have to calm down instinctively and act rationally.

For example, when the little wizards who came through the darkness saw the three-and-a-half-meter-tall "adult" coming over with a huge axe, their expressions were obviously blank, and even their complaints and sobs stopped subconsciously.