Hogwarts I have been guarding Azkaban for ten years

Daniel cursed in his mind, but still carried out Browder's order. After all, this guy was his boss.

Not long after, Sirius arrived at Browder's office with his hands and feet shackled.

"Mr. Browder."

The first thing Sirius did when he entered the room was to say hello to Browder.

For Sirius, Browder helped him a lot. Sirius owed too many favors regarding Harry. In addition, Peter Pettigrew and raising Harry still needed Browder's help, so for him, Browder was unusually respectful.

Browder waved his hands, and Sirius felt his body loosen, and then all the handcuffs and shackles left his body and fell to the ground, making a clanging sound.

Casting spells without a wand?

This was not the first time that Sirius had seen such a technique, but in his memory, it seemed that only three or four wizards could do this easily.

Moreover, most of those wizards are older men who have a thorough study of magic, but Browder in front of him is still a young man who is less than 20 years old!

This is simply a bit scary!

"I took Harry over. Take a look at him."

Browder pointed at Harry on the cradle, and Sirius immediately walked forward impatiently and held Harry in his arms.

"What a cute boy." Sirius couldn't put it down, "He has Lily's eyes and looks exactly like James."

"Yes, you can have five hours a day to see Harry, and the rest of the time you will still have to sit in prison. I will ask Lupine to speed up the search for Peter Pettigrew, and I will catch it with my own hands when the time comes. That guy."

Browder is very interested in Sirius. Whether it is because of the morality in his heart or because Sirius is his first true subordinate, Browder will intervene in this matter.

Now that Sirius was completely obsessed with him, if he wanted him to be effective, it would be better to let him move freely outside as soon as possible.

Although Browder didn't know what to do when forming his own team, he had a feeling that there were many deviations between this world and the original work he had read before, and he needed to take precautions.

"Praise for your generosity, Mr. Browder."

Sirius's face suddenly became a little hesitant. He was a little embarrassed and seemed to want to say something.

"What's wrong?" Browder asked.

"I was wondering if you would be willing to help me buy some books about werewolves and some related potions. This child is still young. If it can solve Harry's problem..."

Browder understood that Sirius wanted to get rid of the poison in Harry.

There is currently no cure for the werewolf's wolf venom. As long as one is bitten by a dark creature in the werewolf state, the victim will turn into a werewolf, which is an incurable disease.

How many people want to research the antidote, but most of them have failed.

Browder shook his head: "I understand your mood, and I can satisfy your request, but you have to know that there is currently no solution to this matter. There are so many things that cannot be studied by wizard masters. You can do your best. Well, don’t push yourself too hard.”

"I know," Sirius said with a very firm expression, "I'm just doing something I won't regret in the future."

……

Life in Azkaban is very boring most of the time, but Browder has just solved the werewolf incident, and there are many more giants and werewolf wizards in the prison. There are many things for Browder to worry about.

Fortunately for werewolves, as long as it's not a full moon, there's basically no big problem, and they can just live with ordinary wizards.

As for the full moon, Browder planned to lock these werewolves and dementors together, and let the dementors directly make these werewolves lie on the ground unable to get up to prevent any unexpected situations.

Although this is a sad retribution for those werewolves, Browder can't implement refined management now, so he can only cut it across the board.

Because there is another big guy that is even more difficult for Browder to deal with.

giant.

Most of the giants are about seven meters tall, about as tall as two or three stories. Among them, his leader Kotlani reaches an astonishing nine meters!

In front of these giants, Browder was like a little baby.

At the same time, Azkaban does not have enough cells to hold these big guys.

Moreover, these big guys are too big. If they move casually, they will cause a lot of problems. There are many inconveniences in housing these guys.

Browder now finally understands the difficulties of being a leader.

In the past, when I was just a little guard, I only had to follow Harvey's instructions. Now I have to make my own decisions about everything, and the people below are looking at me eagerly.

But this is not without its benefits. If you ask them to go east, they will not dare to go west, if you ask them to lift their butts, they will not dare...

Whoops, off topic.

Browder calmed down and prepared to talk to the giant leader Courtlani, trying to appease these silly giants and honestly provide him with more powerful power.

Because there are no suitable cells, these giants are now living in the square. They have been sleeping in the open air for two days, and they have also occupied the prisoners' leisure time, which makes many people itchy with hatred.

When Browder came to these giants, the wizard responsible for guarding them suddenly breathed a sigh of relief, as if the burden on him was finally lifted.

For ordinary wizards, taking care of these giants is simply torture.

The giant was very unhygienic. He was dirty and smelly, exuding a disgusting smell that made people want to vomit.

More importantly, although the handcuffs and shackles on these guys were put on by the warden himself, looking at the size of these giants, it seems that these guys can easily break free and then kill them.

Because compared to normal people, wizards only know magic. Facing so many giants who are immune to magic, ordinary wizards are no different from chickens.

Although the guards are guarding these giants, if they really take action, they are afraid that the wizards guarding Azkaban are not enough to fill the teeth of the giants.

Browder came to the giant leader empty-handed.

The giant leader also held a huge rice ball in his hand and was chewing it hungrily.

"Hey, you idiot." Browder used the loud voice spell to ensure that these giants could hear him.

Hearing Browder's voice, the giant leader Coltrane's body trembled, and he immediately fell to the ground and looked at Browder: "Respected... Dear Sir, please call me."

It was obvious that this guy wanted to look like he had great respect for Browder, but because his brain wasn't very good at it, what he said was a bit weird.

Browder glanced at the rice ball, which was one size larger than a car, with a strange expression on his face: "How are you living here?"

"How is your life?" Giant Courtlani suddenly became energetic and said with great energy: "It's great! We all like this place!"

"It feels better here than at home! This is the paradise we want! Everyone here is talented and speaks well. We all like it very much!"

"Every day, food and drink are brought to us. We don't have to do anything to eat. Sure enough, attacking that Prime Minister is the right choice. That prophecy is true. As long as we do that thing, we will be able to eat." You can get good returns!”

"Yes, yes! We love it here!"

"Hungry, rice!"

The giants on the side also began to agree with the leader's statement. Each of them raised their bowls and begged for food from the wizard guarding them.

The giant's words made Browder a little dumbfounded. He didn't expect these stupid guys to come here to eat and drink, and they felt that life here was very good!

No wonder sleeping in the square outside has caused no trouble these days.

Here comes the vacation!

"I can do it. It's not the same thing that you are here all the time. You'd better live somewhere else!"

Browder's words immediately caused a commotion in the giant tribe. There were more than 20 behemoths here, shaking their heads together, which looked quite spectacular.

The wizard next to him was so frightened that the wand in his hand was wet with sweat, fearing that these giants would get mad and fight with him.

"You..." The giant leader looked at Browder suspiciously, "Do you think we have eaten too much and don't want to imprison us?"

Browder: ...

The giant leader was anxious: "No, the worst we can do is eat less. Don't drive us away!"

Courtlany shook his head and said with tears: "Master Warden, you don't know how difficult the situation for us giants is now. Most of the habitable areas in the world are now occupied by Muggles, and there are no suitable suitable places around our territory. The local catch is used to supplement the nutrition of the children!”

"Most of the earth giants can only eat tree roots now. If this continues, we will starve to death!"

Browder actually couldn't empathize with the giant's words. In his previous life, he lived in a family that had no worries about food and clothing. After traveling through time and becoming a wizard, he no longer had this concept.

In fact, the giant's life was very difficult, otherwise he would not have been tricked by the werewolf prophet into using a prophecy to deal with the people from the Ministry of Magic.

For these giants, it is very satisfying to have a full meal in Azkaban!

Browder was stunned. He didn't expect the Giant to have such troubles. It's good to have weaknesses. Weaknesses are the opponent's key problem.

"Don't worry, I will never give up on imprisoning you. You are all valuable people!" Browder saw that the other party was getting anxious and quickly comforted him.

"Really? Are giants like us also valuable people?" Courtlani was moved. This was the first time he heard a living creature say this to a giant.

"Of course, even if you are a piece of grass or a roll of toilet paper, you are valuable."

Browder felt that these giants didn't seem to be very smart, so he decided to lower his communication level to the same level as them, so that communication would be more convenient.

"I'm going to keep you locked up forever. Don't worry, as long as I, Browder, am here, you won't be able to be let out!"

"Thank you!" Courtlany said sincerely.

"Thank you, warden!" The giant behind him was also happy.

Browder looked with satisfaction at this group of criminals who were originally thought to be the most difficult to deal with but now seem to be the easiest to deal with: "In order to make it easier for me to detain you, I think you should have a good sense of self-management and collective management."

"What do you want us to do?" Courtnilla said eagerly, fearing that Browder would be dissatisfied and kick them all out.

Browder is very satisfied with the performance of the Giants: "You are already mature Giants. You must keep in mind that environmental sanitation is not about sweeping the snow in front of each other. It requires collective consciousness. So in the future, you must pick up the garbage when you see it. You should also take a regular bath once a week.”

"And, because you are so big, there is no cell suitable for you in Azkaban..."

The giant was anxious: "We can build our own cells!"

"Yes! We have our own hands and feet, and we can build our own cells!"

Browder was speechless for a while: "You don't need to build your own cells. I decided to change your cells to open air, but I will cast an extension spell in your cells. The room won't be very big, but it should be enough to lock you up." !”

The giants were moved to tears: "Great! We have our own cell!"

"I'm going to be in Azkaban for the rest of my life!"

"Azkaban is our second home."

Browder looked at these cheering giants and felt a little funny in his heart. He also found it very interesting. He never thought that other than himself, there could be other creatures that called Azkaban home.

As for the giant's food problem, Browder is not very worried.

Because for wizards, food issues are basically not a problem.

In addition to using various magics to stimulate the growth of plants and obtain a large amount of food, wizards can also copy and expand existing food.

This is very unscientific, because wizards cannot conjure food out of thin air, but wizards can expand food based on original food.

For example, a rice ball is originally only the size of a computer, but the wizard can turn the rice ball into the size of a car to feed the giants.

Don't ask about the specific principle, just ask and it's magic.

After spending some time, Browder finally made more than 20 cells for the giants to live in.

These cells look similar to ordinary prisons, but once you open the door, there is a new space inside. Each space can accommodate about four giants, which basically meets the basic living conditions of these giants.

As for the issue of comfort, Browder didn't want to worry about it, as long as these giants didn't starve to death.

These are all my treasures. As long as I can stay safely in prison, I can bring myself a steady stream of strength.

"Okay. Finally got most of the things taken care of."

With the trivial matters almost settled, Browder finally stretched out and prepared to take a good rest. From now on, he could just lie down and become stronger.

correct.

Browder remembered another more important thing.

When you become invincible in Azkaban, it's time to explore this magical world. The first stop is Hogwarts.

You have to learn a little bit of the professor's knowledge.