HP in the name of Slytherin

"You said they suddenly stopped attacking you and Grindelwald?"

"Yes," Dumbledore said, "from the red cloak to black, and then to white again, and suddenly turned a blind eye to Grindelwald and me, and left."

"Well, it's really strange..." Catherine closed her eyes and thought for a moment, "Guarding Dementors were extremely rare in my time. How come there are so many like five now."

Dumbledore shook his head, "I don't know much about them. About three hundred years ago, the International Federation of Wizards chose the address of the general meeting there. The second generation president announced some information about the guarding dementors. I just Know that they are extremely powerful and dangerous magical creatures.”

Catherine saw that Dumbledore was changing the subject, but this was indeed an interesting phenomenon, really interesting.

"The guarding dementors cannot exist forever. You said they are guarding the tomb of a certain god. If the god has been completely destroyed, they should not continue to grow," Catherine said. "In the records I have seen, the guarding dementors There are usually only one or two monsters, because their growth method is actually similar to that of plants. After being transplanted, they rely on divine power to survive and reproduce. There will probably be one more in about two hundred years."

Dumbledore didn't react at first, until he lowered his eyes and met Herbo who was waiting for the cake, and he suddenly realized.

Six guard dementors, one will be copied two hundred years later, excluding the first one, wouldn't that be...a thousand years?

Dumbledore looked at Catherine in disbelief, "This...can't...???"

Even if he was bold enough, he wouldn't dare to continue guessing at this time.

"The headquarters of the International Confederation of Wizards is located on the south coast of the Mediterranean, right?"

Seeing Dumbledore nod, Catherine couldn't help but laugh.

"The guard dementors are used to protect the tombs of the gods and the lairs of the gods. The former will not continue to grow because the gods have died, and the latter... they rely on the divine power of the gods to maintain them."

Like the "snake demon" Jumping who took care of Haierbo before, it is a protective magical creature somewhat similar to the guarding dementors. It is specially used to protect the lair of the gods. However, because Apep himself is the most powerful one, One of the gods, the guards he gave to the descendants of gods were naturally the strongest.

There seems to be no solution to the guarding dementors now. In the Age of Mythology, there were records that many gods and divine descendants looked down upon these brainless magical creatures that could only run rampant.

This type of magic resource is abundant, and noble gods and gods naturally look down on it. It is different now. Guarding dementors were already a scarce species thousands of years ago, and now it is even difficult for Dumbledore to get hold of them. Get away whole body.

Dumbledore said in surprise: "When they touched my blood, they suddenly stopped attacking. Was it because I signed a contract with you before I left?"

"It should be. If it wasn't related to me, they would have been chasing you to this extent. You didn't escape, so it's impossible for them to suddenly stop attacking."

Dumbledore thought about the ability of the guarding dementors, and suddenly understood the meaning of Catherine's smile just now, "So they are your nest guards, hahaha."

He did not continue. Catherine was not a wasteful person. The six guard dementors were all under her command. She could not continue to let them work for the International Federation of Wizards. She would definitely take them back for her own use.

As Catherine's ally, Catherine's combat effectiveness is enhanced. Doesn't that mean that the Order of the Phoenix's combat effectiveness is enhanced?

"I remember that I have an old book about this kind of magical creature. One of the attacks of the guard dementors is the tremor of the magic structure. They have their own way of detecting abnormalities in someone's magic structure, so I brought them to Hogwart. With this, we can quickly identify who is controlled by Voldemort."

As for whether to let the guard dementors go on "field duty", it depends on the relationship between the other party and Catherine.

After all, they are magical creatures that are more invincible than giant dragons, but they will absolutely obey their masters!

"I think the joint inquiry between the International Federation of Wizards and the British Wizarding Community is coming soon. Albus, we must behave well then."

When Grindelwald's power swept across the magical world, the magical world asked Dumbledore to suppress him. In the end, Dumbledore succeeded, but the magical world began to guard against Dumbledore at the same time, and continued to find reasons for his suggestions this time.

Those who are controlled are being controlled, and those who are not are trying to use this to suppress Dumbledore and the British wizarding community, holding them back and preventing their influence from continuing to grow.

Dumbledore is now forcibly taking Grindelwald away. At noon tomorrow at the latest, letters of inquiry from the International Federation of Wizards and the British Ministry of Magic will arrive. Dumbledore will definitely be asked to explain and return Grindelwald, otherwise Voldemort will have complete Justifiable reasons encouraged the two to join forces to attack Hogwarts and take Dumbledore away.

They probably thought that Dumbledore would hold on, but Dumbledore still insisted on agreeing to go to the International Federation of Wizards in the Dragon's Den again... and take Catherine with him.

"Bring them back, and Hogwarts will truly be the safest magic school in the world."

As Catherine spoke, she inevitably thought about how these guarding dementors appeared...

Professor Binns' memory did not contain the story of how Salazar entered the lair of the gods. There was only a scene of "Catherine" who was still a small gem rushing into Salazar's arms.

Where were her guard dementors at that time? Perhaps Salazar and Godric had managed to control her, or because the mythical era was far away, "Catherine" was already infinitely close to death like Halpo later, and naturally there was no extra divine power to take care of her guarding dementors. .

Probably the latter... But with Catherine's "hatching" and growth, it came back to life, and foolishly guarded it in the abandoned nest for a thousand years, and now it still thinks that someone else is its owner.

Regarding Catherine's suggestion and the subsequent benefits, Dumbledore believed that this "risk" was completely worth it.

The bigger and more arrogant their actions are now, the more unpredictable Voldemort will be and they will not dare to act rashly.

Those wizards who were "rescued" by Catherine were based on the mysterious law of "repayment" in the magical world - when a wizard saved the life of another wizard, there was a certain connection between them. As long as Catherine did not harm them in the future, they would I will always be indebted to Catherine, and I will never be able to do anything to her or the Hogwarts she protects.

Voldemort should never, never should have controlled the little wizard at Hogwarts to test her!