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Scrimgeour was gone, looking as usual when he came out of the room, but deep down he was furious.

As the supreme leader of the wizarding world, his requests were ruthlessly rejected by Harry again and again. This time he thought he was sincere but was insulted by the four children.

Kevin stood in front of the window and watched Scrimgeour go away, and sighed helplessly.

Even though Kevin and many people complained about Scrimgeour's shortcomings, today he found that he still thinks highly of the Minister of Magic.

Until now, Scrimgeour still didn't realize that it was never Harry Potter, not Kevin Alley, not Albus Dumbledore, nor someone who could really help the wizarding world against Voldemort.

The real defense against Voldemort is the Ministry of Magic itself.

Throughout the ages, any arbitrary force in any country, no matter with any pretext, has had a head office as an important condition for its rise.

Only in this way can we talk about action and execution.Even the gods, saints and prophets in myths and legends will have a sect.

Success is an "institutional" problem, and failure is also an "institutional" problem.

The Ministry of Magic, headed by Scrimgeour, belongs to the latter.

However, these profound questions are not considered by Kevin. What they want to know now is the relics left by Dumbledore.

On the table lay the Deluminator, The Tales of Beedle the Bard, and the Snitch.

Kevin spoke first and said, "Okay! I announce that the puzzle game will start now. First of all, there is no need to elaborate on the sword of Gryffindor. We all know its function. Now let's guess the three riddles left by our principal. What is it?"

Harry said, "But the Gryffindor sword is lost, and there's no way we can't find it!"

Ron rubbed his face, and said helplessly, "We haven't even managed to find the whereabouts of a Horcrux, and now we have to add another sword!"

Kevin said: "Let's not consider the issue of the sword. It can only work if it finds the Horcrux."

Hermione guessed: "Then these three things can help us find the Horcrux?"

Harry hurriedly asked: "Could Dumbledore hide the clues of the Horcrux here?"

Hermione immediately vetoed Harry's statement, she said: "Impossible! If Dumbledore really knows the whereabouts of those Horcruxes, there is no reason not to tell us."

Kevin also said: "Yes, masters always like to let people guess riddles, but using the whereabouts of the Horcrux as a riddle is simply stupid. Dumbledore would not do such a thing."

Hermione said, "Come on one by one."

As she spoke, she picked up the extinguisher and made a click.

The light source in the house was sucked into it, and Hermione said helplessly: "It's amazing, but what's the use? The Peruvian stealth smoke bomb can also do it."

Ron didn't like Hermione's rhetoric. After all, it was left to him by Dumbledore. Hermione's words made him feel that Dumbledore left him something useless.

"At least it's cool, and Dumbledore invented it himself," Ron argued.

Kevin smiled and said, "That's right, it's cool! But looking for Horcruxes can't just be cool, and Dumbledore won't just ask you to help turn off the lights, right?"

Hermione and Harry couldn't figure it out for a while, so Hermione could only say, "Next."

"The Tales of Beedou the Poet" has five stories in total, but they don't understand them.It's not that the content is esoteric, how esoteric a children's book can be, it's just that the text in this book is runes.

The rune script has been recorded in the history of Muggles and wizards, but this script has been lost in the history of Muggles.

The wizards are still continuing to study this ancient script, because many ancient magic books are written in runes, and Hogwarts has classes on the study of ancient runes.

However, except for Hermione, Kevin and none of them have ever been there. Although Hermione is a genius, it is definitely unrealistic to master runes with only one elective course.

Fortunately, "The Tales of Beedle the Poet" is well-known in the wizarding world. In Ron's words, wizard parents will tell their children that all the old stories are written by Beedle.

After Hermione selected a few words in each story to translate, Ron immediately said the name and general content of the story.

The Wizard and the Hopping Pot, the Fountain of Fortune, the Warlock's Hairy Heart, Babbitty the Rabbit and her Stump of Quack.

But Ron said that he had never heard of the last story, and Hermione translated the chapter name of the story: the story of the three brothers.

Kevin was taken aback when he heard the name, and said, "I know this story."

"You know?" The three were very surprised.

Kevin nodded and said, "That's right, the legend of the Deathly Hallows, the story of the three brothers."

"Deathly Hallows? What's that?" Harry asked.

"Where did you hear that?" Hermione asked curiously.

Kevin explained: "Luna's father told me that when I visited her house for the first time, I noticed that Mr. Lovegood was wearing a strange pendant, so I asked about the story of this pendant..."

Kevin put all the "excuses" on the future father-in-law. Mr. Lovegood is keen to study various legends, so it is not surprising that he knows these things.

Then he told Harry the story of the three brothers, and at the same time, he also told that the Potter family might be the descendants of the third Ignotus.

After listening to the three, Hermione suddenly realized, "No wonder Harry has an invisibility cloak!"

Harry was noncommittal about his family's background: "This is a legend, a story! How can you be sure that I am a descendant of Ignotus?"

Kevin said: "You also said it was a story, so you can listen to it as a story! You don't think this story can explain the three things Dumbledore left behind?"

Ron was interested in two other things: "The invincible wand, the stone that brings the dead back to life, it's incredible."

Kevin said: "It's all said, this is a story! Let's get back to the topic."

Hermione looked at the book and said, "I think I have to start with the book reviews left by Dumbledore, and I will translate them."

Harry asked, "Can you? I mean can you translate the runes?"

Dumbledore's book reviews are also written in runes.

Hermione said, "I have a Rune Dictionary, so it should be fine to give me some time."

Kevin nodded, and said, "Then this book can only be skipped, let's change to another one."

Saying so, Harry picked up the golden snitch.

Hermione looked at the Snitch and said, "When Scrimgeour said it was the Snitch you caught in your first match, I thought what would happen when you took it?"

Harry laughed at himself and said, "Then we thought about it together, but now it seems that we thought too much. Actually..."

Harry hesitated for a moment, and Kevin asked, "Actually what?"

Harry said, "I've always wanted to try it, but I just didn't want to do it in front of Scrimgeour."

"What do you mean?" The three were puzzled.

Harry asked, "Do you remember how I caught the Snitch in that game?"

Kevin quips: "Who wouldn't know that? It's already one of the Hogwarts legends, Harry Potter, the youngest Seeker ever, took the gold with his mouth in the first game Snitch."

Hermione couldn't help joking: "It's thanks to our Mr. Weasley's eulogy that it is so legendary, huh?...Harry, do you mean to..."

Kevin also understood, and smiled: "Are you going to kiss a ball?"

Harry put his mouth on the Snitch, and...

A ball is still a ball!

Harry smiled wryly: "I'm whimsical, who am I lying to!"

As he said that, he put the golden snitch on the table, and Hermione quickly grabbed the golden snitch in her hand.

"There are words on it!"