Take things as they come at Hogwarts

As soon as Locke fell into a coma, he was in a coma for three days.

When he woke up, he saw the faces of Professor McGonagall and Professor Snape again.

This made him wonder if he had crossed over again, or rather, death returned, and the game was re-read or something?

It wasn't until Madam Pomfrey squeezed the two professors away that Locke was sure that he ~ hadn't re-read the file.

"Are you alright, child?" asked Madam Pomfrey with concern.

"It's not good, I've been having nightmares, and even though I'm conscious and know it's a nightmare, I can't wake up anyway...... Too bad - it's too bad!"

"Oh, I'm sorry...... How are you feeling physically?"

"My head hurts, and my whole body is sore...... What happened to me, I mean, I only remember that the Dementors attacked me, and I don't remember later. "

"Well, you were very dangerous and almost died. However, then your magic rioted and made a lot of noise. At this time, Dumbledore came out of nowhere and answered.

This made him glared at Madam Pomfrey.

"Another Magical Riot? But why don't I remember it at all? "

"It's normal, it's true of deep magical riots, like when you and Harry fought that guy in your first year. "

Locke was silent, because that time, Locke had a memory.

"Has anyone died?" asked Locke after a few moments.

"Nope. Obviously, even if you lose consciousness, you don't want to kill someone. "

Locke couldn't help but sneer in his heart, he felt that if he had consciousness, he would definitely not hesitate to kill that bastard named Carlo.

Do others want to kill themselves, should they spare them?

I'm not a Madonna male protagonist!

"However, although they are not dead, they are not happy. They seem to have lost their magical powers, and they don't know if this is temporary or permanent. Dumbledore looked at Locke.

"What kind of boring punishment is the loss of magical powers?Do I have the magic to cause this effect?Wait, my magic, ah!" Locke screamed, and then lay on the hospital bed, staring blankly at the ceiling as if he were dead.

This startled the professors, but Madam Pomfrey checked for a while, only to come to the conclusion that Locke was in a state of great depression at this time.

Although I don't understand what kind of blow Locke suffered to be depressed like this. But the secrets of magic are difficult for even professors to inquire about.

Dumbledore guessed, but didn't say anything.

He was amazed that Locke's understanding of magic had reached such an extent, and he was surprised at Locke's ambition.

But now the situation is actually not bad.

Dumbledore was a little worried, no matter how strong Locke was, would he still be able to suppress it?

Dumbledore wasn't worried that Locke was too strong, but that he was getting stronger too soon.

Because Dumbledore knew one thing very well, strength is the most transformative factor!

Once the power of a person changes, the evaluation of its value will also change, and the social status needs to be reordered.

But the process is not always smooth or gentle.

Locke is just a little wizard after all, and it is really not reassuring for a child to gain strength comparable to that of the strongest wizard.

Soon after Locke came to his senses, magic began to reappear in four of the five Aurors' bodies, and although it was still rare, it was always recoverable.

It made all four of them cry with joy.

For wizards, turning them into squibs is a crueler punishment than letting them die outright.

Maybe Locke, like this, knows how exciting the future of Muggle life is, and doesn't think it's something unacceptable.

But for wizards, the ability to use magic gives them a natural sense of superiority over Muggles and Squibs, and once that superiority is destroyed, it's intolerable!

Wizards have come to make magic a part of their lives, and once they lose it, they don't even think they'll be able to live.

So these three days are also a time of torment for the five Aurors.

It's just that now that four of them are free, our Mr. Caro will continue to suffer this kind of suffering.

For this result, both the four Aurors and Fudge took it for granted.

It would be absurd to do such an offensive thing with impunity. (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

And as soon as Locke woke up over there, the four Aurors began to regain their magical powers, and this is a proof of this.

Despite Locke's absence, their future fate is entirely in Locke's hands.

Of course, Carlo couldn't bear such a result, and tried his best to contact the Carlo family for help.

But because the Caro family firmly followed Voldemort back then, Voldemort was liquidated after the fall, and its strength has declined.

After figuring out the cause and effect, they decided to abandon this most useless Carlo.

And just like that, Carlo spent his most desperate and darkest month in St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Illnesses.

It wasn't until a month later that his magical powers began to recover.

And when he was discharged from the hospital, the first thing he did was to resign and then ask the family to transfer him to India.

Because he had developed a deep fear of Locke, the British wizarding world could no longer stay.

After symbolic consideration, the Caro family agreed.

And so it passed, and no one knew of such an attack at Hogwarts, except for the professors and a few members of the Ministry of Magic, as well as a few healers, that almost led to a major crisis.

Locke's friends did find out about it later, but they didn't spread the word.

Let's go back to Locke.

The reason why Locke was so desperate after waking up was not only that the negativity left by the nightmare had not completely dissipated, but also the reason for the bad news.

Rather, the latter is the main reason.

And this bad news is that Locke's three fire-based spells have advanced!

Yes, the "Fire" Spell, the Explosion Spell, and the Fire Condensation Spell that he had just trained to the peak of the third stage had all broken through to the master level!

It stands to reason that the spell should be broken to be happy?

Of course not, if he is happy about the breakthrough, then he can be happy at any time.

I thought that I would get the time turner in a few days, and then break through after comprehensively improving myself this year, and strive to achieve the best results, and my heart will be happy.

Who knew that there were only a few days left before the start of school, but this kind of change was encountered.

Indeed, Dumbledore was right when he said that there was no consciousness during the Deep Magic Riot. Otherwise, how could Locke break these three spells at that time?

The only good news is that Locke's "enthusiasm dissipates" and the Fierce Fire Spell did not break through because they did not accumulate enough.

Of course, this deep connection with the magic net has also greatly increased Locke's proficiency in these two magic spells, and he has broken through to the mastery level, which is good news.

Locke is a more open-minded person, or rather, he has decided to be a person who goes with the flow.

There is a good saying, sometimes there must be in life, and there is no time in life to force it.