Hogwarts Fantastic Beasts in the Stomach

Late at night, the cold wind blew through the lights on the streets of London, and also blew through the shaking clock on Big Ben. Finally, the cold wind slowly crossed the Thames River and poured into Charles Cross Station.

"Good evening, Rozier..." Two men in coats saw him. One of them lowered his head slightly and took off his hat, while the other just looked at him without speaking.

"Good evening, Fulgen, Marston." Rozier said, taking off his hat.

"Your task of supervising Newt has been cancelled?" Rozier asked strangely: "Logically speaking, it shouldn't be you..."

"There's nothing big going on over there Newt." The young man Marston raised his head and said, "And seeing you with a bunch of cute Hogwarts students really makes me jealous."

"That's to break into the enemy's interior." Rozier frowned and turned to look at Fulgen: "Does she know about this?"

"I know." Fulgen nodded. His attitude was much more sincere than Marston's. "She ordered us to cooperate with your actions and try to achieve a fatal blow."

"This is a bit difficult." Rozier shook his head awkwardly: "You know, Dumbledore is always here."

"That old guy?" Marston shook his head: "How many years have you not seen him take action?"

"Ten years? Or 20 years?" Marston shook his head and pressed the cigarette in his mouth against the fence: "Let me tell you... we don't need to be so afraid."

He looked at Fulgen and Rozier who were silent, as if waiting for some echo, but unfortunately, there was usually only one brainless person among the three.

"I'm not stupid, Marston." Fulgen said slowly: "I want to live a few more years."

"If you are confident... then you can deal with Dumbledore." Rozier looked at Marston with teasing eyes.

"Hmph." Marston snorted coldly. He felt extremely uncomfortable when he saw Rozier's pretentious face. It was even more uncomfortable than eating a pound of slugs.

Fulgen sighed, and then grabbed Marston who was about to speak. He focused on Rozier, and then asked slowly: "Since you know how powerful Dumbledore is... what should we do on Halloween?" How do you get into Hogwarts?"

"It's very simple." Rozier said with a smile: "Dumbledore invited a masked band... you just need to wear a mask and blend in."

"Then at night, I will lure him out." Rozier sighed suddenly as he spoke, but his sigh did not attract the attention of Marston and Fulgen.

They are still discussing infiltration.

"A guy dressed as a busker?" Marston frowned and said, "You have to know that this is a huge shame for a pure-blood family."

"Such a despicable means is simply disgraceful."

"A dirty trick?" Rozier frowned and said, "If I could let you enter Hogwarts openly, would I think of this idea?"

"The glory of your so-called pure-blood family is nothing in front of Lord Grindelwald." Rozier's words made Marston's expression freeze.

"Okay, okay, please stop arguing now." Fulgen said quickly: "I agree with the method of sneaking in."

"What?" Marston was about to speak, but Fulgen quickly covered his mouth: "All our sacrifices are for the great Lord Grindelwald."

After some hard talking, Fulgen persuaded Marston. As soon as he raised his head and saw Rozier's smiling expression, he couldn't help but said: "You'd better not tease others."

"Okay, okay, hahaha." Rozier nodded with a smile, and then continued: "After you sneak into Hogwarts, wait for me in the Forbidden Forest, and then I will lead him to the Forbidden Forest. "

"Yeah." Fulgen nodded.

"Then we'll kill him." Marston said viciously, "Let his poor Grandpa Newt have a taste of this."

"Don't worry first." Rozier immediately shook his head.

"What do you mean?" Marston saw Rozier's objection and immediately took off his hat and glared at him: "Is it possible that you are already a Hogwarts person?"

"Or will Dumbledore arrive later?"

"No, no..." Rozier waved his hand and said, "I think it would be too cheap for Newt to kill that boy."

"What do you mean?" Fulgen looked at Rozier and shook his head: "You also know that this is what she meant."

"Of course I know." Rozier couldn't help but scratch his face when he thought of her, which really made him a little scared.

"But I think just killing the boy is not enough." Rozier said: "Think about it, what is Newt's favorite thing?"

"Um, magical beasts?" Marston received: "But what does this have to do with boys?"

"We could give him his magical beast in exchange."

"Huh?" Marston was stunned for a moment, then laughed: "Hahahahaha!"

"Rozier, are you crazy?" He smiled and patted Rozier on the shoulder, but he threw him away unhappily.

"I feel like you are more like a madman." Fulgen shook his head and said, "This method is very feasible."

"What if Newt really trades magical animals?" Marston asked, "How do you know he won't?"

"That's easy." Rozier smiled: "We ambush there and kill him."

"..." Fulgen and Marston looked at each other silently, then nodded gently.

"I think it's feasible," Fulgen said. "Then we can see Newt being tortured."

"That's right." Marston sneered: "On one side is his dear and pitiful grandson, and on the other side is the magical animal that has been with him for half his life."

"Let me choose, I don't even know how to choose."

"Don't be so weird." Fulgen muttered: "The premise of all this is that we capture the boy from under Dumbledore's nose."

"It's not that difficult."

Listening to Fulgen's words, Marston laughed out loud: "You guys are really becoming less and less courageous... you are just a first-year student."

"There is no difficulty." He said and shook his head: "It can even be said to be zero difficulty."

"As for Dumbledore..." He focused on Rozier: "Since you are so afraid of him, then let me deal with him."

"After all, you old bones are still not very good at fighting."

After listening to his words, Rozier chuckled and shook his head. He didn't expect that one day he would be considered an old man, which was a bit interesting.

"Then it's settled." Rozier nodded lightly, then flicked his windbreaker.

"For the greater good."

The two nodded slightly: "For the greater good."