curse the world at hogwarts

Looking back further, Laing was almost frightened to death by the contents of the magazine.

After fabricating that Dumbledore controlled Hogwarts and wanted to cultivate power in the school, Xenophilius suddenly made a guess——

"...If you follow the logic of this publication, it is not difficult to come up with an even more shocking fact."

"For example, the mysterious man who once made countless wizards fearful, but no one can confirm his origin and growth experience."

"Perhaps the mysterious man was once in Hogwarts, pretending to be an ordinary student next to you and me?"

Rhine stood up in a snap, so fast!

He held Xenophilius's hands and said sincerely in the other's confused eyes: "I have a good cooperation..."

In his original impression, Rhine regarded Xenophilius as a somewhat clever but unreliable daughter-in-law.

But when he saw this paragraph just now, he suddenly felt that he had underestimated the other person.

In any society at any time, there will inevitably be some crazy people who are considered to be sensational, and they use incredible means to do things that are difficult to tell whether they are true or false.

Xenophilius is not necessarily a simple person.

Rhine vaguely remembered that this guy seemed to have been describing various non-existent magical animals to Luna since she was a child, some of which even Luna as an adult had to admit did not exist.

He couldn't remember the name of the species.

But some of them were indeed discovered by Luna later.

So the question is, when did Xenophilius see these magical animals that were thought to not exist?

This question, like when Xenophilius realized something was wrong with Fudge, has no clear answer.

But no matter how ridiculous the description was, he had already left a prediction that was ahead of most people's and pointed directly at the true heart of some people.

What's more, this guy also hides the secret about the truth about the Deathly Hallows!

And this matter is as intriguing as the previous one. How did he uncover these clues that everyone has seen but no one has explored?

Anyway, don’t ask, it’s just a coincidence!

As for what kind of experiences the other party had in his early years, and why he became a pig after pretending to be a pig for so long, these are all hidden under the water.

Anyway, the Lovegoods have no real ambitions, and no one is exploring their past.

Rhine is interested, especially in directly debunking the sources of knowledge that are constantly seeking results from fairy tales to reality, from the White Devil to the Dark Lord.

Xenophilius was very happy to hear Rhine talk about printing textbooks. Anyway, the joy of getting extra money that day was very real.

Even when he was looking through Rhine's manuscript, the small details that he was slightly surprised about but deliberately kept quiet to avoid misunderstanding were so real that it was shocking.

"Can it be done?" Rhine asked.

Xenophilius nodded: "Printing and binding will be quick. The workload is a problem, but I can find someone to hire a group of house elves for a short period of time."

“There are other parts to follow,” Rhine added, “that are needed for the other three grades.”

According to his idea, the first four grades are the educational goals.

There are many exams and activities in the third grade, and the concepts that students should form are gradually becoming more mature. Moreover, due to the double blessing of adolescence and rebellious period, they are full of resistance to ideological education.

Even Rhine himself, with only [-] to [-] yuan back then, seemed to be the only one who could not listen to any external persuasion.

The next time we change, we will have to rely on society to beat us.

Love whoever!

Rhine is very open-minded. He is not a god.

No matter what Xenophilius was in his heart, he still had an honest side to his life, and the price he quoted was low enough to give the presidents of two major publishing houses myocardial infarction.

No wonder he was able to keep "The Quibbler" running and feed his own little cabbage with the little money he saved by eating dirt.

What surprised Rhine even more was that Xenophilius's simple drawing skills definitely surpassed the level of a magazine editor.

After paying a few extra galleons and promising to sign his name to the editorial team, Xenophilius contributed the most ornamental illustrations to Rhine's boring and boring textbook.

In the following time, Xenophilius showed Rhine the printing process of the first page of the textbook in order to make money.

I saw him pulling out a box from the corner, tapping it with his wand, and it automatically opened into a printing table, revealing a delicate burning board and rough mimeograph components.

At first glance, it looked like a hand-made thing. Xenophilius was also an experienced craftsman.

When he changed from his previous lazy and careless appearance, stepped on the box with one foot, and started to command the printing table to automatically burn and print pages with his wand, Rhine actually had an imagination that seemed like something from another life.

Give Xenophilius another cigarette. Isn't this picture the same as the class teacher who used a hand-made wax printing machine to produce monthly exam papers every day when he was studying in a small county school in his previous life?

Is this the common charm of serious men across the world?

Loved it!

To celebrate the impending happy collaboration, Rhine invited the Lovegoods to forego the delicious potato stew and head to the Burrow for dinner.

After eating and drinking, the two families and Rhine left the burrow and squatted in the wilderness outside to enjoy the cool air and relax.

Looking at the little red heads of the Weasley family in the distance, their eyes rolled with mosquito repellent after being told by Luna, Rhine intentionally or unintentionally asked the question that he had been thinking about for a long time.

"Do you know anything about the history of breaking the ice between Muggles and wizards?"

Xenophilius had just had a few drinks with Mr. Weasley, and now he answered in a daze, "Grindelwald? He doesn't break the ice, he should be considered bankrupt."

It seems that Lao Xie is not particularly fond of the Dark Lord?

"What about going forward?" Rhine kept trying to pick the topic.

Xenophilius tilted his head and thought for a long time, then said: "How can there be any decent ice-breaking history after the Middle Ages? The "Law of Secrecy" is no joke...but..."

He seemed to remember something and suddenly stared at Rhine.

"You're not talking about those bookworms, are you?"

"What is that?" This time Rhine was completely confused.

Xenophilius replied: "Anyway, there are many names. What kind of recorders...dusk and dawn...they are present in every era, and I don't know what they will look like when they are divided. The Ministry of Magic can't tell. In the end, The file was sealed with the words 'annihilate them all'."

Oh open?

Rhine also stared, there is something going on here!

"Tell me about it in detail?"

If you compare goods, you have to throw them away, and if you compare people, you have to die!

He now felt that the money was worth much more than that old guy Hannibal, but at that time he was in a difficult situation and had no one to help him, so he made a self-compromise and asked Rhine to wear it himself.

Look at Lao Xie, you may not be able to count on fighting, so finding clues is simply the main NPC!

"According to my understanding, they should be the wizards who came into contact with Muggles relatively early, before the emergence of pure blood theory."

Xenophilius struggled to turn his brain and recall the key points in his memory.

"Before the witch hunts in the Middle Ages, wizards and Muggles got along fairly harmoniously. Of course, the relationship was not healthy - wizards took the dominant position, needless to say, the Archmage Merlin."

"But both sides have their own doubts, and different factions have emerged. The pure-blood faction is the mainstream that continues to this day."

"But it's different from what many people imagine..."

"In the beginning, it was the fusion faction that had the upper hand."

"Even Gryffindor and Hufflepuff were deeply influenced by this faction."

"They were the precursors to this group of people."

"It was also the source that led to the subsequent tragedy and the "Secrecy Act."