Hogwarts: I inherited my legacy

Every Head of Staff at Auror Command had to have his own unique anti-Dementor strategy to effectively deal with these extremely evil magical creatures. For Rufus Scrimgeour, dealing with such problems was a piece of cake.

But... maybe... maybe... Frank Longbottom, the current head of the Auror Command Office, doesn't need to formulate such countermeasures anymore.

Judging from Rufus Scrimgeour's observations, the Dementor species may become history.

[Expected Guardian]

A silvery mist quickly condensed at the tip of Rufus Scrimgeour's wand.

In the blink of an eye, it transformed into a majestic, silvery giant lion, rushing towards the Dementor with great momentum. From his silent spells to summoning the Patronus without waving a wand,

From these two details alone, it is obvious that Rufus Scrimgeour has mastered the use of the Patronus Charm to perfection.

Moreover, judging from the skillful bites of the guardian lion,

Rufus Scrimgeour didn't do any fancy tricks with this magic, did he?

"I've been practicing for so long, and finally I have the chance to try it out!"

Rufus Scrimgeour obviously didn't think of this magic as a fancy showmanship. Let's try it out!"

An intense pleasure surged from Rufus Scrimgeour's body like a tide, making the Dementors, who were already hungry and crazy, even more greedy and cruel.

Although the Patronus Charm does not have the ability to directly kill wizards, it can effectively drive away Voldemorts and Dementors.

Because of this, the strong and powerful body and sharp claws of the lion guardian god come in handy.

How could such a hungry and weak Dementor be a match for an experienced and battle-hardened Auror?

Before long, the Dementor's hood cloak was torn by the lion patronus, and its grayish-white dry skin was cut open and crushed under its claws.

The lion patronus opened its silver basin-like mouth, ready to bite off the Dementor's neck in one bite, trying to kill this ignorant Dementor.

However, just when it was about to succeed, the suppressed Dementor suddenly disappeared from the air as if it was grabbed by an invisible giant hand.

The lion guardian bit nothing and roared angrily at Rufus Scrimgeour several times, then turned into silver mist and gradually dissipated.

Rufus Scrimgeour was not angry even though the prey he was about to catch was snatched away from him.

Because he knew very well that there was only one person who could do such a thing in Azkaban at this time, and that was the target of his visit this time - Raven.

Therefore, he showed an expression of relief.

He just looked around but couldn't find Riven, which really made him feel troubled!

You know, Raven had never shown up before, and the only reasonable explanation was that his attention was all on the main body of Hogwarts at that time.

But now the situation was completely different. Raven didn't take action until after his battle with the Dementors was over. This could only mean one thing - at this moment, Raven's attention had already turned here.

If nothing unexpected happens, he should be able to meet Raven himself soon.

As he expected, when Rufus Scrimgeour was stunned for a moment, he suddenly found a cell in front of him.

However, unlike other cells, this cell was equipped with a wooden door, and the room behind this door was the cell of Sebastian Saru that he had been searching for for a long time.

Seeing that the Dementors had been captured, Rufus Scrimgeour put away his wand and walked towards the seemingly inconspicuous cell.

In fact, when the cell reappeared before Scrimgeour, he could not help but realize with a chill that, deep in his memory, the cell had always existed exactly as it was.

However, what is puzzling is that I turned a blind eye to it for no reason, passing by it again and again, but ignoring it again and again.

"Is this... the special innate magic of the ancient demon king? Is it the one that can eliminate the sense of existence?"

The experienced old Auror immediately saw through the magic for what it was.

The information about the Ancient Demon King has always been strictly sealed by the Department of Mysteries.

But as the Director of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement and the primary person responsible for maintaining order in the wizarding world, Rufus Scrimgeour has the right and responsibility to gain in-depth knowledge of the abilities of famous dark wizards in history.

Therefore, since he took up the position of Director, he has obtained relevant information from the Department of Mysteries.

In this way, when the legacy of these dark wizards reappears in the world, they will be able to respond with basis and strategy, instead of falling into a situation of confusion.

Of course, whether it is the inheritance or the manifestation of the spirit...

Ahem, those who understand will understand, this is a very complicated matter.

Now he is the Great Druid, the spokesperson appointed by Gaia, and he cannot do anything that is harmful to the world.

"Besides, Cabbage Man used to be an environmentalist, a fan of magical animals and plants, and a defender of order in the wizarding world. He even helped suppress the goblin rebellion. How can he be called a dark wizard? Those guys in the Department of Mysteries are really something."

Rufus Scrimgeour thought to himself.

The main reason was that he had just sensed the presence of [Lecipient], and it would be too deliberate to use [Occlumency] at this time.

At this time, Raven was sitting on the sofa, fiddling with a ball emitting a faint white mist, his eyes focused and deep.

There were several boxes scattered on the coffee table, each containing the same round ball.

Except for the coffee table and the sofa, nothing else in the room had changed. There was not even a trace of having been used.

This shows that Raven has been sitting on the sofa these days and has not left.

Combined with the ball on the table that vaguely reveals a blurry human face, Raven's purpose of coming to Azkaban is self-evident.

Rufus Scrimgeour knew the situation was urgent. He walked to the sofa opposite Raven without hesitation and sat down. He said directly,

"Old Barty Crouch has been replaced by someone, I suspect it was Voldemort."

Raven's expression did not change at all because of Scrimgeour's words.

He continued to fiddle with the ball in his hand slowly, seemingly not surprised by the news.

Scrimgeour was not surprised. When it came to opening a secondary account and wearing a vest, the man in front of him was the master.

But he still asked symbolically.

"You already knew?"

"Yes, I actually helped him get revenge," Raven said.

After thinking for a while, he added,

"The culprit has been killed by me."

Scrimgeour was silent for a long time before he let out a deep breath.

After Raven's reminder, he suddenly remembered the previous attack on Crouch Mansion.

Rufus Scrimgeour was well aware of the level of defences at Crouch House, having been asked to assist in setting up many of the wards, as the druids were skilled in this area.

If the final [Lily Potion] was really caused by Raven, it means that Raven was the attacker and the murderer was the defender.

This suggests that the murderer successfully bypassed the tight defense mechanism of Crouch House and killed Barty Crouch Sr.

However, the only residents of Crouch Hall were Barty Crouch Sr. and Winky the house-elf, neither of whom could possibly be traitors.

Then, Barty Crouch Sr. must have hidden someone in his house, and this person was the key factor that led to his replacement by Voldemort. At this point, Rufus Scrimgeour had roughly guessed the identity of the culprit.

The only person who could have kept Barty Crouch Sr. hidden in the old house without telling Rufus Scrimgeour was his long-dead son.

"I shouldn't have allowed them to visit their son."

Scrimgeour muttered.