Hogwarts Passer-By Professor

"Harry, hello!" After seeing Harry, Fudge waved his hand and greeted, "Did you just finish the exam? It's almost over!"

"Yes." Harry replied calmly.

"Hi, Minister Fudge!" Eisen stepped forward and nodded to Cornelius Fudge.

"Oh, hello, Eisen Turner, the astronomy professor at Hogwarts, right. You were there when I dealt with the basilisk at Hogwarts last time. I remember you." Fudge looked at Eisen with a smile.

"Ahem, that's right, I don't know why Minister Fudge came to Hogwarts—" Eisen nodded slightly and then changed the subject to ask.

Fudge suppressed the smile on his face, sighed and looked at Harry aside.

"I've come here on an unpleasant mission. The Committee for the Disposal of Dangerous Creatures requires a witness to be present at the execution of a mad hippogriff.

Just as I was going to visit Dumbledore on Black's affairs, they invited me. "

"That means the appeal has already been heard?" Ron asked impatiently.

"No, no, the appeal is scheduled for this afternoon." Fudge gave Ron a surprised look.

"Then you might not be able to be a witness to the execution." Ron had the courage to object unexpectedly, "Maybe the hippogriff will be fine this afternoon."

Before Fudge could say anything, two wizards suddenly came out from behind the gate of the castle. One of them was tall and strong, with an ax with a polished blade tied to his waist.

The other one was trembling, as if he was almost too old to walk.

It seemed that the wizard with the ax was the executioner. As for the old man, he should be a representative of the Dangerous Creatures Disposal Committee.

The old man walked up to Fudge, stared straight at Hagrid's hut outside the field, and said in a thin and weak voice: "Ouch, ouch, I'm too old. I can't do things like this anymore... At two o'clock in the afternoon, Don't you, Fudge?"

Nodding slightly towards the other party, Eisen didn't say anything, and greeted the trio through the foyer and into the auditorium.

During the meal, the three of them were silent, not knowing what to say for a while.

"Professor Eisen, why didn't you say something just now?" Ron looked puzzled, and suddenly said, "They even have their axes ready, so they definitely don't intend to hear Hagrid's appeal."

"As long as Hagrid is sane and speaks properly for the case this time, they won't kill Buckbeak..." Hermione said, but her tone was full of frustration. Obviously, she didn't have the slightest confidence.

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"Okay, don't worry. Go ahead and eat. You have exams in the afternoon." Eisen patted Hermione on the head and stood up.

"Are you going—to rescue Buckbeak?" Harry's face lit up, and he seemed to think of something in the middle of the sentence, and immediately lowered his volume.

"That's right, focus on the exam, I'll take care of everything!" Eisen nodded, turned and walked towards the hall.

Passing through the auditorium and down the stone steps in front of the gate, Eisen came outside the gate.

Looking at the sun shining in the sky, Eisen knew that it was not time to hear the appeal.

Came to Hagrid's hut and knocked on the door, Hagrid opened the door, and immediately welcomed Eisen in. Hagrid's complexion was a little pale, but after seeing Eisen, he immediately revealed a look of hope.

"Professor Eisen, you are here. Is there any way to save Buckbeak at this time? They are already here!" Hagrid said tremblingly, seeming a little nervous.

"Two o'clock in the afternoon is the time for them to hear the appeal. I think this appeal will still fail—" Seeing that Hagrid's face turned pale, and Eisen didn't keep a secret, he continued, "But don't worry, before the executioner executes, I will I will find a way to save Buckbeak!"

"Not now? I mean, why don't you take it somewhere else now?" Hagrid stared at Eisen with wide eyes.

"Well - I can indeed do this now, but I have to wait until after the appeal, right?" Eisen pondered for a while, and said his plan, "Hagrid, I must remind you that after the appeal fails, you will Tether Buckbeak outside, then come back here and never go out again."

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Luke howled and scurried around Hagrid's legs, as if fighting for favor.

"Can't go out until the time of the executioner?" Hagrid reached out and hugged Luke, "Of course I don't want to go out and watch Buckbeak be executed!"

"What I mean is, if I want to save Buckbeak, then you can't be there. Otherwise, Lucius and the others will definitely rely on you for this matter." Eisen said in a tone of voice.

"I understand what you mean, I will hide in my hut and not go out." Hagrid seemed to have thought of something, showing a sudden realization expression.

"Well, after Eucalyptus loses the case, don't tell Harry them yet, lest they sneak over and implicate them in the matter." Eisen nodded and continued.

"Okay, thank you, Professor Eisen!" Hagrid shook his head with a smile on his face.

...

After leaving Hagrid's hut, Eisen went directly to the highest point of Hogwarts - the Astronomy Tower. Then turn on the observation feature to watch every move of Hagrid's hut from the perspective of God.

Time passed slowly, and the little wizards were coping with their exams in the castle, and they had no idea what was going to happen outside.

It was exactly two o'clock in the afternoon, and Dumbledore, Fudge and others knocked on the door of Hagrid's hut.

Subsequently, the elderly committee representatives began to hear Hagrid's appeal, but as Eisen thought before, people brought the executioner, which meant that hearing the appeal was just a formality.

Watching all this from the perspective of God, Eisen saw Hagrid muttering something, but in the end his face collapsed, and he stopped saying anything, but tied the hippogriff in the pumpkin field, and returned to into the hut.

Fudge and the aged commissioner and executioner McNeill all had triumphant smiles on their faces. As for Dumbledore, his face was expressionless, making it impossible to guess what he was thinking.

In the evening, Eisen noticed that the trio hurried into Hagrid's hut, several of them said a few words to Hagrid, and then Hagrid kicked them out.

Obviously, Hagrid listened to Eisen's words, and didn't want Harry and the others to meddle in Buckbeak's affairs.

When the sun was about to set, Dumbledore, Fudge and others walked out from the gate of the castle. Without pausing, they quickly arrived at the door of Hagrid's hut.

Seeing all this, Eisen narrowed his eyes slightly, and after casting the Disillusionment Charm on himself, a phantom came to Hagrid's pumpkin patch invisibly.

Looking at Buckbeak chained to the fence, Eisen didn't move for a while.

Executioner McNeil knocked on the door of Hagrid's hut and asked in a grim voice, "Where's the beast?"

"Out—outside." Hagrid pointed outside, stammering, his voice a little hoarse.

Hearing what Hagrid said, McNeill and Fudge, along with the elderly council delegates, looked in the direction Hagrid pointed, where the hippogriff was indeed chained.

"Okay, we have to read the official notice of the execution to you, Hagrid, I'll read it quickly, and then you and McNeil will both sign it. McNeil, you too, listen, this is the procedure. As Fudge said, everyone looked back and focused on Hagrid.

"The Commission for the Disposal of Dangerous Creatures has decided that Buckbeak the Hippogriff, hereinafter called the Convicted, shall be executed at sunset on June 6th...beheaded by Walton Mack, the executioner appointed by the Commission Neil... the following as a witness.

Hagrid, you're going to sign here. "This is the voice of Fudge, the Minister of Magic, reading the announcement.

God's perspective reflected in all directions, and Eisen didn't see anyone paying attention, so he came directly to Buckbeak, and a stun spell knocked Buckbeak unconscious.

Without stopping, Eisen used the Shrinking Charm to directly turn it into the size of a matchbox, and then grabbed it in his hand.

"Okay, let's get this done!" A thin voice rang out from Hagrid's cabin, apparently the elderly council representative.

"Wait a minute, McNeil, you want to sign too." Dumbledore's voice sounded.

Eisen smiled slightly, and teleported to the nearby forest without leaving in a hurry, just quietly waiting for a good show.