Hogwarts: I inherited my legacy

So everyone was confused about one thing, that is, how dare Fudge and Umbridge do this? Who gave them the confidence?

The surrounding druids were all placing bets on the final outcome of the Ministry of Magic's election.

At this moment, a broad and hoarse voice, like that of a wise elder, sounded from behind Hagrid, "I bet that Fudge loses by zero votes. I'll bet one gold Galleon."

Eddie Cavill turned around and looked at it subconsciously. He was stunned. What was this? Was it a centaur?

There is no need to describe it in detail. The classic image of the Centaur in the legend can be directly matched with the person who is speaking, but this Centaur looks particularly old, and there are some woody structures on its body, as if it is an ancient tree that has become a spirit.

The hair on its body is an old gray, and its skin appears rough and dry, giving people a feeling of age.

His face was covered with deep and shallow wrinkles, like the texture of ancient tree bark, and his eyes were deep and wise, revealing the wisdom that came from experiencing vicissitudes of life.

This is Doran, the centaur high priest.

He looked at Eddie Cavill in surprise, "This is... a Muggle church member? Why are you sitting here?"

He turned his gaze to Hagrid, his eyes full of confusion.

Hagrid scratched his head, looking a little confused, but still asked Eddie Cavill in a familiar manner,

"Muggle? But he is wearing the robe of the wizarding order! Eddie, where did you get this robe from?" He did not seem to treat Eddie Cavill as a stranger, but asked like an old friend.

Eddie Cavill was a little overwhelmed by Hagrid's sudden question. He didn't expect that he would suddenly become the focus of everyone's attention.

Faced with Hagrid's question, he didn't know how to answer for a moment.

However, Eddie Cavill realized one thing. The giant named Hagrid trusted the centaur in front of him very much, because he directly accepted the other party's point of view, but was puzzled about the source of his robe.

This was not surprising, as Hagrid had great trust in the centaurs' perception abilities.

These druids who live in a more primitive way have extraordinary perception and can perceive things that ordinary wizards cannot.

But the person he trusts more is Dolan, the respected senior.

As the guard of the Forbidden Forest, Hagrid had many dealings with Doran and was well aware of his ability and wisdom. So when Doran put forward his opinion, Hagrid accepted Doran's point of view without much thought - the Owad in front of him, named Eddie Cavell, was actually a Muggle.

At this moment, Eddie Cavill was filled with fear and tension when facing the three tall figures in front of him. They were the mechanical cyborg (Professor Kettleburn's alchemical prosthesis), the 3.6-meter-tall giant, and the centaur, all of which were powerful and mysterious beings.

There were other druids around who were wearing classical druid-style robes and they all looked at him. Under their gaze, Eddie Cavill felt as if he had become a lamb to be slaughtered, completely unable to resist their majesty.

He didn't even have time to think, nor did he dare to hesitate for the slightest. He was afraid that if he delayed, these terrible creatures might lose patience with him.

So he couldn't wait to tell everyone about his conversation with the young man in white robe, and how he found the registration office and obtained the uniform under the other party's guidance.

During this process, Eddie Cavill spoke very quickly, as if he wanted to spit out all the information in one breath.

His voice was trembling, with a hint of fear and uneasiness, but he did not dare to stop. He knew that only by finishing his words as quickly as possible could he reduce the oppression these powerful beings had on him.

As he told the story, the people around him gradually understood the whole story.

Many onlookers, especially the druids, showed envy in their eyes.

They realized that Eddie Cavill was given such an opportunity because he was specially cared for by the Archdruid. Although he was not as lucky as Hagrid to be promoted directly to the Bard class, it was undoubtedly a great honor.

Only when Eddie Carvel finally finished speaking did he dare to breathe a sigh of relief.

He felt the pressure on him disappear in an instant, as if a heavy stone had been lifted from his back. Now, he could only wait for fate to decide.

"How about I leave? I didn't hear or see anything," Eddie Cavill said in a serious tone, even raising his hand, "I swear." Eddie Cavill's expression was very serious, as if only by doing this could he prove his promise.

It’s just that it would be fine if he didn’t explain, but if he did, wouldn’t it mean that he is actually very panicked?

"Hahahahahaha" Even Hagrid saw it and laughed heartily. The laughter made Eddie Cavill a little overwhelmed. He didn't know where he said or did something wrong.

"No, no, Eddie, you know what that outfit means, right?" Hagrid said with a smile.

Eddie Cavill was stunned. He had just gotten over the shock of meeting Hagrid, the mechanical man and the centaur, and now he finally had time to think. His eyes suddenly lit up, as if he understood something.

He and that boy wore the same clothes, and he was cosplaying as an Archdruid today. If these people were real druids...

Then, isn't that red-haired boy the real Archdruid? This thought made his heart beat faster instantly, and an indescribable sense of tension surged in his heart.

No, it's not really a boy, but an old weirdo pretending to be young... Senior,

Thinking of this, he couldn't help but think of the legendary druid Merlin. It was said that Merlin had the ability to change his appearance and could change his form at will.

So, does this mysterious Archdruid have similar abilities? Perhaps he is a living fossil, who has gone through the vicissitudes of time but still maintains a youthful appearance.

After realizing that he was being specially cared for by an old senior, Eddie Cavill finally relaxed, at least not as tense as before, and his mind became a little more active. He asked Hagrid, who seemed to be easy to talk to, a question that had been lingering in his mind from the beginning.

"That Hegbard,"

"Just call me Hagrid. We are friends, aren't we?" Hagrid smiled at him.

"Okay, Hagrid," Eddie Cavill couldn't help but relax under Hagrid's influence.

"I was just about to ask, what does this... gentleman mean by Muggles?"

Since Raven introduced him, he probably had no bad intentions. The centaur Doran was very easy-going and explained to Hagrid before he could speak.

"The antonym of Muggle is magic. Usually when it is mentioned alone, it refers to humans who have no magical powers and cannot cast spells."

Several people began to popularize science for this Muggle church member who had strayed into the magical world. In fact, these things are also taught in the Muggle Druid Church today, because considering the integration of the Muggle world and the wizarding world, such a group of links between the two worlds is needed.

But those were just secondary teachings from the Muggle Druid, and they were not as profound as the popular science of these three.

In this learning process, time passes quickly.

Eddie Cavill's attention was drawn to the sudden abnormality in the center of Stonehenge. He pointed at a ball of sunlight and asked,

"what is that?"

At this time, Professor Kettleburn and Dolan had already joined the ceremony with solemn expressions.

Only Buddhager, who has changed his career, can help Eddie Cavill solve his puzzles.

"That's sunlight, the sunlight that Stonehenge collects during the day. Hush, pay attention next."

The sunlight illuminates the entire interior of Stonehenge as bright as day.

This light is even a little dazzling.

In this somewhat dazzling light, twelve people in white robes appeared, some male and some female, some old and some young.

The leader is an old man who is revered as the Oak Sage.

He held a granite bowl in his hand, and the eleven druids behind him held golden plates filled with fruits, pork, grains, bread and other offerings symbolizing a good harvest. After all, Samhain is a harvest festival.

The leading Oak Sage placed the stone bowl under the sun hanging in the center of Stonehenge.

Then he stepped back. Miraculously, every time he took a step back, the stone bowl seemed to be chasing him, becoming a little bigger.

When he stood in front of another elderly druid, the stone bowl stopped expanding and was now large enough to hold an elephant.

The druid behind the Oak Sage opened his mouth wide. Although he had already recognized the wonders of magic, he was still amazed every time.

That's right, the druid who replaced Rufus Scrimgeour was the newly promoted Muggle druid.