Chapter 153 Where did the letter go?

In the evening, the Ministry of Magic...

"Kesen Heath... Albus Dumbledore..."

On Umbridge's desk were letters from Kesen and Dumbledore to Fudge. She tore the envelopes open and began to scan the contents...

The next one was Dumbledore's.

After reading the two letters, she sneered. She regarded Kesen's words about planting Fudge in the soil as a child's clumsy threat.

Although she knew a lot about Kesen burying people, such as Lockhart, Lockhart was just a bad writer, and Fudge was the Minister of Magic. The two identities were naturally not comparable, and Kesen naturally did not dare to do anything out of line.

And the second letter from Dumbledore said that when you meet Kesen, you should talk to him in time and never let things slide to the worst.

According to Dumbledore, as long as you have a good discussion with Kesen and persuade him with emotion and reason, he will not be really angry.

As for the act of twisting off the head and falling headfirst, it was just an exaggeration, and it still served to emphasize the threat, and the probability of real practice was not high.

She also casually rolled it into a ball and threw it into the trash can.

A headmaster actually thought that a small professor had the courage to attack the noble Minister of Magic. It seems that he is also confused.

In this way, Umbridge solved the problems for Minister Fudge, and solved two problems.

Hogsmeade Station on the other side.

Kaysen set up a small stall at the exit. When he met a stranger, he knew that this person had not signed up for alchemy, so he picked up a wither amulet from the small table and handed it to him.

Senior wizards all knew the value of this thing, and they couldn't wait to carry it with them.

And this year's first-year students needed Kaysen to explain it in person before they would hang the amulet around their necks with fear on their faces.

The little wizards walked very slowly, one by one, and Kaysen distributed them one by one. Until the whole train was empty, when Kaysen almost thought that the four Gryffindors were driving back to school, he looked at Harry, Neville, Hermione and Ron, who looked depressed.

"Why do you look so bad?" Kaysen asked.

"Don't mention it, Professor. Dementors attacked our small carriage. Fortunately, Professor Lupin was there at the time, so there was no big chaos." Hermione said bitterly.

"What? Dementors appeared on the line of the Hogwarts Express?"

Kaysen's face turned cold, and he handed them four wither charms.

"Yes, but it should be our bad luck. Only one Dementor went to our small carriage, and no other carriages. They didn't even know about it." Harry said weakly.

"Yes, Malfoy left." Ron said with a sneer.

"......Are there any more people behind?" Kaysen asked.

"No, we were the last to get off." Neville shook his head.

"Well... you should go back to the castle first. It's better to go to the hospital wing to ask Madam Pomfrey for a few bottles of joy potion." Kaisen said and tapped lightly. The small table in front of him turned into pieces, fell to the ground and disappeared in the blink of an eye.

Kaisen also disappeared.

Only the light and shadows in the sky were left.

"Fudge! You should have read my letter." Kaisen suddenly appeared behind Fudge who was tasting cigars.

"It seems that your life is very comfortable." Kaisen said faintly.

"Kasen, you are so bold! Why did you suddenly appear here!" Umbridge, who was sitting opposite Fudge's table, was startled by Kaisen and said.

And Kaisen shrugged casually, without even looking at Umbridge, but patted Fudge's shoulder: "I told you that if the Dementors hurt the little wizards, I will plant you in a flowerpot."

"Kasen Heath! This is the Ministry of Magic! Not the Hogwarts where you are fooling around! No one here will spoil you!" Umbridge angrily slapped the table and scolded.

Kaisen still didn't move. No, at least the New Magic Book suddenly appeared behind him, and a confinement spell quickly made Umbridge keep the action of slamming the table and scolding.

But her mouth can still speak, her eyes can still see, and all her perceptions are still there.

Fudge took a deep breath. He watched Kaisen release magic towards Umbridge neatly and swiftly. He should also know that Kaisen was serious this time. His hand touched a small mechanism under the desk without making a sound. As long as it was pressed, the Auror Office and the Strike Office would receive a message to rescue him.

"Hmm? Remember?" Kaisen said faintly.

"What letter? I didn't receive the letter?" Fudge said with a confused look on his face.

"Then I will repeat it to you again. The meaning is enough. As long as any little wizard is harmed by the Dementors, I will come to your office, twist off your head and stick it in a flowerpot."

"No... I didn't receive the letter, you can't do that!"

"But I'm sorry, I'm here."

"No! You can't do this! This is murdering the minister!" Umbridge shouted.

Kasen ignored him and pressed Fudge's fat body on the desk, then stood on the desk with one foot and knelt on Fudge's back with the other foot.

"No, no, no, you can't do this! I'm the Minister of Magic. You will be tried for doing this and you will go to Azkaban!" Fudge yelled.

"I'm waiting for your subpoena." As Kaysen said this, a blue diamond sword appeared in his hand.

At this moment, with a bang, the door of the Minister's office was opened.

Kingsley and Scrimgeour walked into the office with a large group of Aurors, all pointing their wands at Kaysen.

"Professor Kaysen!" Of course, some wizards who had just joined the Auror Office recognized the thug who kidnapped the Minister.

"Recognized me? Get out of here!" Kaysen looked up and saw two of his students, both of whom were pure-blood families with no worries about food and drink and Fudge couldn't afford to offend.

In this case, there was no need for him to play a so-called breakup drama with them in order to let them stay in the Ministry of Magic, so he said it bluntly.

The two pure-blood students looked at Kaysen, Kingsley and Scrimgeour, and as for Fudge who was on the verge of death, they didn't even look at him, and then ran away.

"Kaysen, listen to me, I heard from Dumbledore that you... You are definitely not such a person. Now put down your sword and let's talk like a gentleman." Kingsley tried to calm Kaisen down and said.

Kaysen didn't want to say anything to the idiots in the Ministry of Magic. The next moment, a golden-red flame appeared in the office.

Dumbledore walked out of the flame and looked at Fudge under Kaisen's sword.

"It seems that you didn't listen to my advice." Dumbledore shook his head.

"What advice do you have? I don't know!" Fudge said with a crying voice.

"The letter I wrote to you." Dumbledore sighed.

At this time, Fudge reacted. Dumbledore said the letter, and Kaisen also said the letter, and the person who was qualified to receive his letter...

"Umbridge! Where is my letter!" Fudge roared.

"Minister, I thought they were all unimportant, I..." Umbridge stuttered.

"Okay, you don't need to explain anymore." Kaisen was tired of listening to this so-called "Where are the letters?" program.

He looked at Fudge with pity, and shook the diamond sword in his hand casually, and the disappearance curse was added.

The original function of this curse was to act on the equipment, so that after the owner of the equipment died, the equipment would disappear together, but now it has another use.

For example, it can cause an irreversible black magic wound that cannot be healed by healing magic.

The next moment, Kaisen swung the diamond sword at Fudge's arm.

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