Librarian at Hogwarts

Ignat accepted the gilt card handed over by Delis. Although he still didn't know what it meant, but just by looking at the burning eyes of others, he could tell that the weight of this thing was definitely not light.

"By the way, Mrs. Delis. I think Lita's illness has completely disappeared. I'm here to apply for her discharge."

At this moment, Ignat finally remembered his main mission to find Dai Lisi.

"Oh, of course, of course." Dai Lisi smiled and nodded.

Rita's condition has completely improved, which is good news. In a way, it also preserves the reputation of Hogwarts and St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Injuries.

The discharge procedures were easily completed.

Rita could not wait to return to school. As soon as she heard that she could be discharged from the hospital, she immediately fell out of bed.

The two of them walked out of the hospital, disapparated, and with a snap, they arrived on the bridge outside Hogwarts.

After passing this stone bridge, you will find Hogwarts on the opposite side, and this is the closest place where Apparition is allowed.

Now Ignat would not take the risk of Apparating into the school like the last time. He felt that if he did it a second time, Principal Dippet would definitely kick him out.

The two of them walked on the stone bridge, and the river under the bridge was quiet.This kind of environment makes people's minds start to think involuntarily.

"Mr. Igno, you look like you are thinking about something." Rita said from the side.

Slytherin students always have excellent observation skills.

"Oh, yes...I am indeed thinking about something." Ignat nodded.

"Is it about Newt?" Leta asked, and it was obvious that she cared too much about Newt.

"That's not true... It's true, a little bit, but I didn't think too much about it... Of course, I'm quite worried about him."

Igno smiled and accidentally touched the card.

The texture of the card is very good, it doesn't feel fragile, but like gold flakes.

Igno actually didn't think about anything at first, but after he touched this card again, he suddenly thought of Delis.

And when he thought of Dai Lisi, he thought of the mythical beast named Qilin.

Once he remembered it, he felt a wonderful feeling in his heart.

He began to think about Qilin's words in his mind.

We will meet again...

This made him confused.

Igno truly believed that he was a talented wizard. From his outstanding performance in duels, use of magic spells, production of potions, and even alchemy, he felt that he could easily master it.

This seemed to be a rare talent that he was once proud of, but the great changes in his family made him a little more reserved.

He rarely boasts about himself or shows off such abilities.

Similarly, Ignat also admitted that he was not omniscient and omnipotent in the field of magic. For example, Ignat had never started with divination.

Therefore, Igno felt that he could be regarded as a normal wizard with some talent. He didn't understand why this divine beast paid special attention to him.

Igno would never simply think that it would be a particularly good thing for a divine beast to approach him on purpose.

His inner caution made him reluctant to have too much contact with these things that ordinary people would go crazy over.

Just like the Deathly Hallows, any wizard who knows a little about the history of wizards will not be fascinated by the Deathly Hallows.

The invincible Elder Wand, the Resurrection Stone that can bring the dead back to life, and the Invisibility Cloak that hides oneself forever.

If you have them, you have defeated death.

But in Igno's view, having them actually means that you are one step closer to death.

Yes, Igno understands these three things very clearly.

After all, in family history, these three sacred artifacts were all controlled by the Peverell family.

The legendary stories in "The Tales of Beedle the Bard" are based on the three brothers of the Peverell family, but there are more or less exaggerated parts in them, such as the existence of the God of Death.

Of course, this doesn't hurt, after all, the exaggerated part is often the part that people like the most.

Ignat is the descendant of Antioch Peverell, the eldest brother of the three brothers, and Antioch is the first owner of the Elder Wand.

Igno didn't want to recall Antioch's tragic death experience. There were enough descriptions in those books.

Although Antioch is a character far away from Igno, no descendant will actually feel good when thinking of their predecessors dying in such a disgraceful way.

Whenever he thinks about these things about his family, especially the memories from his childhood, Ignat always feels an indescribable strangeness.

He remembered that he grew up in Godric's Hollow, but he couldn't recall many specific things.

Of course, Igno felt that those memories would not be good memories, because every time he wanted to think of some past things, he would always feel an inexplicable pain in his head, and then he would start to feel very resistant in his heart.

After so many years, he didn't care about this anymore.

In Igno's memory, his parents died of illness when he was 12 years old.This is why Igno is actually so concerned about healing magic. He always feels that if he can master the power of healing, he might be able to change something.

When he was 12 years old, he was still studying at Durmstrang Magic School.At that time, he showed amazing talent, especially in Charms.

At the annual school-level magic duel at Durmstrang Magic School, Igno successfully challenged twelve senior students. In that fierce battle, Igno became famous in one fell swoop.

His appearance and magical abilities were both popular throughout the Durmstrang School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

His enemies were impressed by his mastery of magic, while the school girls thought about his appearance day and night.

It was also because of such outstanding performance that Igno was hired as a black magic teacher by the school at a young age.

It was also during his teaching that Igno met the student who also amazed him, Grindelwald.

"Mr. Igno, we are at school."

Rita didn't bother Ignat again until she reached the school gate.

This smart girl could tell that if there were some things going on in Igno's mind, they would definitely be more difficult to deal with.

"Yes, Miss Rita. I think you can go back to your dormitory now, and you can continue your studies at school normally." Ignat came back to his senses and said with a smile.

Rita nodded, then waved towards Igno.

"Thank you for your company, Mr. Igno!"