Librarian at Hogwarts

The appearance of the man in the golden mask brought an indescribable sense of depression to both Igno and the centaurs.

This is a dangerous smell.

It seems that as long as the man wearing the golden mask is willing to wave the magic wand in his hand, he can harvest any life here at will.

"Dirty, vile...blood."

The man in the gold mask stared at Ignat with cold eyes like a snake and scorpion. The words coming out of his mouth were unusually cold and made people shudder.

Ignat was alert, knowing how terrifying the wizard in front of him was.

If the killing curse just issued had really hit Igno, he would already be a cold corpse.

The centaurs on the side did not dare to act rashly. They all held their weapons hard, and the muscles in their thighs were tense, ready to deal with what happened next.

At this tense moment, several explosions sounded in the distance.

It's someone from Hogwarts!

Almost at the same time, the mysterious man in the golden mask drew a circle, and blazing blue flames ignited on the ground.

Just like that, he and the Acromantula disappeared into the Forbidden Forest.

When leaving, he said coldly to Igno, "Your life will end in my hands."

The next second, Principal Dippet, Dumbledore and other teachers from the school appeared in the Forbidden Forest.

They looked at the explosion-like scene in the Forbidden Forest, and they all showed surprised expressions.

"What happened? Ignat." Principal Dippet came forward, his tall and thin body trembling slightly at this moment.

"As you can see, Principal... The Acromantula and the Centaur started fighting... A mysterious wizard wearing a golden mask ran out... Well, yes, it's the one you just saw running away. That wizard. And then you came!"

It was the first time that Igno was so happy to see Principal Dippet and his team, and his tone became more playful.

His tense body relaxed at this moment, and the wand almost dropped to the ground.

Although the current situation is indeed inappropriate for such wisecracks, he was really too nervous and depressed before, and he had to relax.

After all, he couldn't just run up to Dumbledore crying and complain that he was almost hit by the killing curse... That would be too un-Ignatian.

Principal Dippet obviously rolled his eyes at Igno.

He wondered if Igno's brain had been hit by a broken stone.After all, he did see blood stains on the two stones scattered nearby. This reasonable inference was completely valid.

"Dear Headmaster of Hogwarts, Mr. Dippet. Nice to see you again! And the other teachers at the school!"

Ferenci stepped forward at this time and greeted Principal Dippet familiarly.

"Oh, it's you. Ferenci... I know you. We haven't seen each other for a while. I think you should be able to tell us what happened here with a clear head. After all, this It's something that happened in school...it's too serious in nature."

Principal Dippet said seriously, and when he said this, he glanced at Ignat who was hugging Dumbledore.

Ferenci said: "That's right, Mr. Dippet..."

Ferenxi told everything about the invasion of the Acromantula, and then explained the appearance of Igno and the sudden appearance of the mysterious golden man.

"Then why does Igno appear here? I mean...he can't walk in the Forbidden Forest at night."

The person who said this was Bathcida Babling, the professor of ancient magic literature. She had a beautiful appearance and wavy golden hair.

"Yes, Professor Barda. I have always had a problem with night walks." Ignat responded from the side.He thought Bathida's name was too long, so he always called Bathida just Barda.

Basilda said "Oh" and stopped talking.

In the eyes of many of their professors, Igno was a weirdo.

He doesn't like to be in contact with people, and he usually has a paralyzed face. He also hangs out with some strange creatures all day long.

Moreover, he had used Disapparation in the school before, and it seemed that he was holding a female Slytherin student.

In short, just from the sound of him, you can tell that he is a troublemaker. It is estimated that only a good old man like Dumbledore can have a few words with him.

If Ignat hadn't looked so good, Bathida would have suggested to Principal Dippet that this dangerous person should be fired as soon as possible.

After hearing Igno's words, Ferenci knew that he didn't want to expose the fact that he owned the centaur token, and he was smart enough not to mention it.

Anyway, Igno can transform in school, so wandering at night in the Forbidden Forest doesn't sound too outrageous.

"Okay, night tour..."

Principal Dippet stood on a prominent tree root. He shrugged, looking a little helpless.

Except for Igno's words which are completely untrustworthy, there is no doubt about the rest.

It is obvious that this is a dangerous activity of dark wizards.

"Feilun Xi, the school will provide you with protection. I think this kind of thing will never happen again."

Principal Dippet said.

"Such a thing happened in school... Do all dark wizards nowadays have such courage?"

He then shook his head and gathered all the teachers around him.

"Dumbledore, you guys may have to patrol the school more... I doubt there will be any safety hazards in the school. If there are, it would be terrible and we need to eliminate them quickly..."

"Also, Bascida and you guys, support a protective shield on this side of the Forbidden Forest. If something happens here, we must know it as soon as possible."

"Then everyone informed the students in each college to stay out of school as little as possible during the school inspection period."

"As for Igno...well, you did quite well this time. To be honest, although you violated some school rules before, this time you saved the centaurs from the crisis. This is something worthy of recognition. "

When Principal Dippet spoke, he kept looking at Igno through the golden lenses of his glasses.

"I think you should be willing to help the centaurs rebuild their territory. After all, they should treat you much better than other teachers."

Igno stood honestly now, like a well-behaved student, and said, "Okay, principal, I'm happy to do it."