Hogwarts: I'm a model wizard

Coming out of the Ministry of Magic, Kyle looked up at the bright and dazzling sunlight.

I don’t know if I can see the scene in front of me in the Department of Mysteries. After all, this is what Ariana has always longed for.

It should be possible...

Although the Department of Mysteries is in the basement of the Ministry of Magic, with the Unspeakable's ability, it is not difficult to use magic to create a window connecting to the outside.

And this is already the best arrangement.

He couldn't possibly try to bring a person who existed in the past back to the future. It was unrealistic, especially since he had been drinking 'raspberry drinks' for a month before using the time-turner.

And the most important thing is... Kyle stretched out his hand and stared at his wand in a daze.

Since last night, he had been feeling a vague sense of rejection, the most direct manifestation of which was that he was not casting spells as smoothly as before.

Although it is not very obvious, it is real.

The reason is very simple. He does not belong here. Although he came back using the time converter, he is out of tune with everything around him.

Nico's 'raspberry drink' can help him solve this problem temporarily, but the effect is weakening as time goes by.

If this is the case for him, then Ariana, who was brought to a hundred years later, should be no exception.

Therefore, taking her to the Department of Mysteries is the best option.

At least Ariana wouldn't be bored there anymore. The Silent Man was very busy at work, as could be seen from the fact that his mother rarely came home.

Once people are busy, they have no time to be sad. Perhaps this job can help Ariana adapt to life without her brother as soon as possible.

In addition, the salary of the Silent Man is not low, even higher than that of the professors at Hogwarts and only slightly lower than that of the dean. It is definitely a high-paying, stable job.

Sometimes even Kyle was tempted, but unfortunately, they only recruited people based on predictions, not results.

Kyle shook his head and didn't think about it anymore.

After leaving the Ministry of Magic, he came to a deserted place and Apparated back to Godric's Hollow.

The most urgent task now is to determine Dumbledore's situation.

Kyle returned to the road he had taken Ariana and walked into the quiet valley again.

Although it was almost noon, the valley was unusually dull, and almost everyone gathered near a church in the south.

There was a funeral going on there...Arianna's funeral.

Kyle stood silently at the outermost edge of the crowd. Through the crowd, he could clearly see Aberforth lying on the newly carved tombstone and crying loudly.

Young Dumbledore was also in tears, with endless regret in his eyes.

"What right do you have to cry!"

Aberforth suddenly exploded, turned around and threw a punch, hitting Dumbledore hard in the face.

Blood flowed out of his mouth and nose, and Dumbledore's nose was broken on the spot, but he had no intention of wiping it off. He just stared at the tombstone blankly and let the blood cover his face.

"Hypocritical bastard!" Aberforth wanted to fight back, but was stopped by the crowd who had come to their senses.

"That's enough, Aberforth. That's enough." A middle-aged wizard hugged him. "Albus is in as much pain as you are. He's already suffering enough."

"Let me go, what do you know!" Aberforth struggled hard, "This cold-blooded bastard will only feel happy about getting rid of a burden, how could he be sad... Let me go, I'm going to kill him!"

But no one around him would believe what he said. They just thought that Aberforth was too sad and wanted to find someone to vent.

So they held Aberforth tightly to prevent him from attacking Dumbledore again, and the scene became chaotic for a while.

However, Kyle noticed that only a small number of people stepped forward to persuade them to stop fighting, while most people chose to stand there quietly.

It's not that they are cold-blooded, or that they have no friendship with the Dumbledore family. Godric's Hollow is so small, and they see each other every day. They are neighbors, so the relationship is naturally not too bad. It's just that most people haven't figured out the situation yet.

In other words, before today, they didn't know that there was a teenage girl in Dumbledore's house who had never appeared.

"When did you come?" Someone suddenly came up to Kyle and asked.

"Oh, Cord." Kyle turned around and greeted, "What happened here?"

"It's Albus's family..." Code suddenly paused, then continued: "To be honest, I still find it a little incredible that there is a girl in their family.

"And it's not just me. Look over there, Bathilda doesn't seem to know anything about this. I always thought that their two families had a good relationship. After all, when Kendra was still alive, the two of them often had afternoon tea together."

Kyle looked in the direction of his finger and saw Bathilda Bagshot, who looked confused.

"Don't you know there's a girl in Dumbledore's family?" Kell asked.

"I don't know." Code shook his head affirmatively, "And many people don't know. Kendra never mentioned her."

Having said this, Code suddenly lowered his voice.

"This is not the place to talk, let's go to the pub..."

"Does it fit?"

"No problem, the ceremony is over."

Kyle nodded and followed Code out of the church and came to the Valley Bar. He didn't want to stay here any longer.

He took the initiative and ordered two glasses of the best brandy, and at the same time took out a common brown paper bag and handed it to him.

"what is this?"

"I borrowed your things," Kyle said. "I said I would return them. Now it's back to its original owner."

When he met the Unspeakable, Kyle took the Invisibility Cloak off Ariana, and the witch didn't mention it again before she left. It seems that the Department of Mysteries should have a way to deal with the Unspeakable, so he doesn't need to worry about it.

"You really gave it back to me?" Code still couldn't believe it.

"Why, you don't want it?" Kyle raised his eyebrows, "Then I'll accept it reluctantly..."

"Who said I didn't want it?" Code grabbed the brown paper bag and held it in his arms, lowering his voice and saying, "I just didn't expect you to actually give it back to me. In fact, when I gave you the invisibility cloak that day, I never thought about seeing it again.

"And at that time, I felt a little relieved."

"How do you say this?"

"Because this is also a big problem." Code took a sip of brandy. "For hundreds of years, countless wizards have been looking for the holy artifact. It's funny to say that last night was the most peaceful sleep I have ever had."

"How about you get a few more days of good sleep?" Kyle said with a smile, "I definitely don't mind."

Code didn't say anything, but just tightened the brown paper bag in his arms to show his attitude.

"Let me make it clear first. Even if you return it to me, you can't take back the things you left behind... I've finished drinking them all."

"I didn't want to come back either," Kyle said. "I mentioned it before. That was the reward."

"But speaking of which." Code looked at Kyle hesitantly, and finally couldn't help asking: "This is the legendary holy weapon, are you really willing to give it back to me?"

"It's just a magic item." Kyle waved his hand and said indifferently: "Besides, I've even seen the Ravenclaw Diadem. Do I care about this?"

"Ha, how come someone is drunk before they even start drinking." Code couldn't help laughing, "If you had seen the Ravenclaw's crown, I, I would..."

He looked around and said, "I'll just take off my pants and run around Godric's Hollow."

"Remember to notify me when the time comes." Kyle said with a smile, "So that I can prepare some eye-cleansing potions in advance. I'm sure I'll make a fortune."

"Then you must have seen it." Code sneered, "Ravenclaw's Diadem is much more mysterious than the Hallows. There are even very few legends about it. I guess that thing must have been taken by Rowena Ravenclaw to a place where no one can find it. Don't brag."

"That's it." Kyle shrugged without further explanation. "Now tell me, what do you want to say by bringing me here?"

"It's just some gossip. It's a bit inconvenient to talk about it over there." Corder took another sip of brandy. "Some people think that the girl in Dumbledore's house is a Squib, so Kendra locked her up at home. She's a poor child."

"Why do you say that?" Kyle asked with interest.

"Of course it's because of Kendra's character," said Cord. "You don't know, she's a very scary woman... Oh, it may not be appropriate to say scary, but it's true. She's very proud and domineering.

Of course, Kendra also has a good side. Anything that passes through her hands can always be handled beautifully, and usually, she is also willing to help everyone in need, unless..."

"Unless what?"

"Her identity." Code was a little entangled, "I shouldn't have told you these... Forget it, you are not an outsider.

"Well, Kendra is said to be a Muggle-born, but she insists on lying that she is not, and anyone who mentions this will make her furious.

"If such a person gave birth to a Squib child, it would certainly be impossible for her to show up, especially after Albus showed extraordinary magical talent."

"Muggle-born?" Kyle asked in confusion, "Who said that?"

"It seems to be a Hogwarts student in her year."

"Just one?" Kyle tapped his fingers on the table. "Do you believe it?"

"To be honest, I don't believe it." Code shook his head without hesitation, "And it doesn't matter, everyone here has a few Muggle-born wizards.

"It's just that this girl who suddenly appeared has brought up this old story again. I still can't figure out why Kendra imprisoned his own daughter in the house."

As Cord got smoother, Kyle also got a general idea of ​​him.

She was a witch with a strong character, upright personality, but very capable.

As for Dumbledore's father... no one had ever seen him. When the Dumbledore family moved in, there were three of them... Kendra, Albus and Aberforth.

Gradually, more and more people came into the bar. Although it was not yet evening, the bar was already full.

And the only thing everyone was talking about was Ariana, who appeared out of nowhere and suddenly died.

Everyone was so curious that someone had been imprisoned by his own mother for such a long time right under their noses.

Anger, suspicion, responsibility... everyone had their own opinions, but most people thought that Kendela was an incompetent mother. Although there were a small number of people who thought there must be some misunderstanding, their voices were too small and were quickly drowned out by the noisy discussions.

Kyle didn't explain this, he just thought it was a little funny.

Perhaps the truth is possible as they said. After all, Kendra is dead and no one knows her true thoughts.

But in a sense, Kendela also saved their lives.

If she hadn't insisted on Ariana staying at home, when the Obscurus erupted, no one here would have survived.

Kyle suddenly felt a little bored and the wine in his glass became tasteless. He stood up and left the noisy bar.

He first came to a hillside near the church, just in time to see the direction of the cemetery.

Most people have left, and only a few are still there. It seems that they all have some connection with Dumbledore's family.

Aberforth and young Dumbledore had not left yet, but there was always a distance between them, like an unbridgeable gap.

Kyle really wanted to check the situation, but with his identity, he couldn't do anything even if he went there.

"Let's talk about it later." Kyle turned and left the hillside, returned to Godric's Hollow, and began to wander aimlessly on the street.

Before he knew it, he was near Bathilda Bagshot's house again.

It is worth mentioning that he did not see Grindelwald along the way, nor was he near the church. The other party seemed to have left Godric's Hollow yesterday.

Bathilda was sitting in the garden, staring at the Dumbledore house not far away, and didn't even notice Kyle was next to her.

Seeing this, Kyle didn't bother her and went straight to the barn.

If Dumbledore has escaped, he will most likely come here.

Unfortunately, when Kyle opened the door, he didn't see him.

……

Late in the night, the lights streaming through the windows gradually dimmed, and Godric's Hollow fell into silence.

In the moonlight, a figure quickly crossed the path and walked towards the church.

This person was naturally Kyle. He had been waiting for Dumbledore for the entire afternoon but he didn't show up. In order to prevent any changes, he had to go find him himself.

But what he didn't expect was that there were still people in the cemetery.

It was young Dumbledore, still standing in the same position as before, seemingly never moving.

Kyle looked from him to the tombstone, then raised his wand.

What he was going to do later probably wouldn't get the other party's permission, so he could only solve this problem first.

In his current state, Kyle was sure that he could knock him down in an instant.

"Collapse!"

A beam of red light flew by.

Just as Kyle thought, Dumbledore, who was completely caught off guard, was hit directly. His legs went limp and he fell heavily to the ground.

Kyle walked over.

"Oh, I should have shown up sooner."

At this moment, a voice came from behind.

Kyle turned around and asked in surprise: "Professor, you are still alive?"

"Well, that's what it looks like now." Dumbledore came over. "It's not easy to deceive them. I almost got caught when the Polyjuice Potion lost its effect. Fortunately, the scene was quite chaotic, which gave me the opportunity to use the Transfiguration Spell."

"Can you fool all of them with just the Transfiguration spell?" Kyle asked in surprise.

“I also used a special magical aid to make myself look like I was really dead.

"Once you wake up, you can use the portkey prepared in advance to get out," said Dumbledore.

He glanced at his younger self lying on the ground, subconsciously touched his head, and muttered softly: "No wonder I fell asleep next to the tombstone that day for no apparent reason, and left with a headache after waking up. I didn't expect it was because of you.

"I should have portkeyed it earlier. It really hurt."

Kyle chuckled twice and calmly kicked away a piece of the young Dumbledore's head.

"It doesn't matter. At least the pain at that time made me sober up." Dumbledore said, and then asked the question he cared about most.

"Where's Ariana, how is she?"

"It's fine," Kyle said. "I got her to a safe place, I promise."

"Where?" Dumbledore asked anxiously.

"Ministry of Magic, Department of Mysteries." Kyle glanced at him. "Don't even think about looking for her, at least not now, or everything we've done before will be wasted."

"I know. I won't go," said Dumbledore.

Kyle didn't care. At this point, he believed that Dumbledore would not act impulsively.