Mysterious Walker at Hogwarts

When Dean relied on the invisibility effect of Prokos robes to successfully leave Hogwarts, came to Hogsmeade Village, and told Newman about Rolf's situation, Newman didn't believe it.

"You said that Rolf fainted and was hospitalized because he was under too much pressure from studying? Don't be ridiculous, that kid's nerves are strong and strong, and he will never faint for such an outrageous reason!"

"Master Newt, maybe what you see is just the side Rolf wants you to see." Dean explained.

"How can he have such little thoughts?"

"Newt, I think what Dean said makes sense." Aberforth said, "Do you really understand Rolf's heart?"

Newt couldn't help but fell silent after hearing this.

"Dean, how's Rolf doing?" Aberforth asked on his behalf.

"Looks fine. He will probably recover soon." Dean did not plan to tell anyone that Rolf was under the Imperius Curse until the Mystery Walker's identity was completely exposed.

Dumbledore obviously planned this, otherwise he would have informed Newt immediately.

"That's good - but then again, what were you doing the night before yesterday, and why did someone attack you with Avada Kedavra? Does Rolf have anything to do with this?" Newt asked.

"Didn't you ask Professor Dumbledore?" Dean didn't dare to reveal too much before figuring out how Dumbledore planned to explain.

"That guy used 'secret' to excuse him." Aberforth snorted.

"Then I can't say too much, I'm very sorry." Dean apologized, seeing that Dumbledore planned to hide this matter before completely completing the test of the Sorcerer's Stone.

"It seems that your life is rich and colorful!" Aberforth said dissatisfied.

"Master Newt, don't you plan to tell Professor Dumbledore to let him release Rolf from the school hospital as soon as possible?" Dean asked.

"Maybe there's no harm in letting him stay there a little longer - Rolf doesn't know what happened to Frank yet, and I hope he finds out as late as possible." Newt thought about it and said.

"Is this the real reason why Dumbledore trapped him in the school hospital?" Dean blurted out, feeling that he had touched the truth of the matter.

"That's right. I told Dumbledore as soon as Frank happened, and he promised to help me hide it from Rolf," Newt said.

"I don't understand why you have to hide it from Rolf, or even resort to such means." Dean asked.

"If you have a chance, you can ask Rolf yourself." Newt obviously didn't want to talk more.

At this time, a tired owl appeared in the Magic Zoo, threw a red envelope at Newt's feet, and then fell to the ground - it must have traveled a long distance.

"Oh my god, this is a howling letter!" Aberforth sighed, then hid far away with a thud.

"I'm going to take care of this hard-working messenger." Dean also hugged the owl and hid aside. He guessed that Newt didn't want others to know the content of the roaring letter. After all, it was not a glorious thing.

But Dean obviously underestimated the power of this roaring letter, and soon an old and angry female voice filled the entire magical zoo: "Old man! I told you before I left that Hogwarts is no longer safe! You actually You didn't take good care of Rolf! You even let him be under the Imperius Curse! Just wait! I'll leave back to Great Britain now!"

Huh? !Did the person who sent this snarling letter know that Rolf was under the Imperius Curse?

Dean was a little overwhelmed.

"That's Newt's wife Tina. I didn't expect that such a gentle person would be so terrifying when angry..." Aberforth explained with lingering fear.

"The Imperius Curse?" Newt stared blankly at the roaring letter that turned to ashes, and repeated it in disbelief.

"Dean, is this true?" Aberforth also reacted at this moment.

"It was just an accident. If you don't believe me, ask Professor Dumbledore." The more Dean said, the more mistakes he made, and he simply blamed all of it on Dumbledore.

It is estimated that the two of them also considered that an 11-year-old wizard could not know too much, so they did not continue to embarrass Dean, and even felt guilty towards him - although they were both attacked by the three unforgivable curses, Everyone knows that Dean is in far greater danger than Rolf.

"Aberforth, Tina is coming back from America. I must return to our home in Dortshire as soon as possible. I'm leaving it to you on Dumbledore's side. You'd better get a 'perfect' from him." The answer allows me to deal with Tina!" Newt jumped up from the chair and started to pack things hurriedly.

"Newt, you really posed a problem for me." Aberforth looked confused.

"You know how serious this matter is - Tina has a strange clock in her hand that shows the safety of the whole family. She must know Rolf's situation from it." Newt explained while tidying up, " You know that clock can't show too much detail, so there's a lot of room for maneuver here."

"I'm going to comfort Tina. You can find a reasonable explanation as soon as possible, otherwise the consequences... will be terrible!" Newt had a shuddering expression on his face.

"Okay, I'll try my best!" Aberforth reluctantly agreed.

"I wonder if there's anything I can do to help?" Dean asked.

"You? Protecting yourself is the most important thing." Newt said, "Don't forget that Frank depends entirely on you. You can no longer borrow magic power until Frank recovers, so be careful."

"Then I will return to Hogwarts as soon as possible, where at least I will have Dumbledore's protection..." Dean's words touched Aberforth's sensitive nerves again, and he coughed twice in dissatisfaction.

"Mr. Aberforth, can you let me borrow that passage again?" Dean asked.

"Do you think I can let you run around outside knowing that it's very dangerous?" Aberforth asked.

"Thank you then." After finishing speaking, Dean nodded to the two of them and then got into the passage.

He rushed to the end of the passage as quickly as possible, thinking repeatedly in his mind about entering the room full of fog when he and Quirrell first met.

Fortunately, no one was in the Room of Requirement this time, and Dean succeeded in one attempt.

"Whirlwind sweep away!" Dean first tried the wandless spell he got from Voldemort, and the effect was very good. A single spell cleared all the fog here.

Dean saw a bulging money bag beside the door. Sure enough, Quirrell had delivered the 1000 Galleons here as promised.

After Dean checked it carefully, he found nothing wrong, and the system did not give any prompts. Then he boldly received all the galleons into the dragon skin bag, filling his dry waist bag again.

After thinking for a while, Dean left Quirrell's wand where he had just put the money bag, and attached a note with the three wands of the Mysterious Walker drawn at the end: "I am very satisfied with your efficiency and sincerity, in return. , I return the wand to you, hoping to get good news from you soon. The deal continues."