Chapter 210 Negotiations Regarding Dementors
In the bright headmaster's office, Dumbledore faced harsh conditions requiring a search of Hogwarts and its students.
He frowned slightly, then said calmly and indifferently:
"I will not agree to this! Now please banish all the Dementors back to Azkaban."
Hearing Dumbledore's uncompromising words, Umbridge immediately became anxious and shouted in a shrill voice:
"This is an order issued by the Ministry of Magic. The wanted criminal is very likely hiding in the castle or among the students..."
Before she could finish, Dumbledore interrupted coldly:
"Put aside your nonsense. I know the Ministry of Magic's operations better than you do."
"I said, send the Dementors back to Azkaban!"
"If you can't make the decision, let Connelly come and talk to me in person. I don't want to say the same thing twice."
Umbridge was choked by Dumbledore's direct and straightforward words and her face turned pale and blue.
Professor McGonagall, who was standing nearby with a stern face, felt a little relieved when he saw the annoying pink toad being defeated.
Just as the two were in a stalemate, there was another knock on the office door.
Before Dumbledore could speak, Fudge walked in with a smile on his chubby face.
As if he had been prepared, he said briskly:
"We are searching for wanted criminals so intensely for everyone's safety, and the school board agrees with this."
“So, I hope the school can cooperate!”
Dumbledore narrowed his eyes and looked quietly at Fudge who was constantly smirking.
Facing the gaze of the most powerful wizard, Fudge was not at ease. The expression on his face became more and more stiff, and he even kept swallowing his saliva.
But not long after, Dumbledore withdrew his gaze and spoke directly with a normal expression:
"I can cooperate with you, but the Dementors cannot disturb the students and enter Hogwarts."
"But……"
Before Fudge could make any request, Dumbledore interrupted again in a cold voice:
"No buts!"
"This is what I said. I don't care what you and the school board agreed to or promised. This is my bottom line!"
"Otherwise! You know very well whether I have any way to completely get rid of these Dementors."
After looking at Dumbledore's unquestionable expression and the extremely obvious threat.
Fudge's eyes twitched, and he said with a stiff smile:
"I understand, I understand! The headmaster also cares about the students! I can ensure that the Dementors will not interfere with the students."
After another round of hypocritical official courtesy.
Fudge, with a stiff expression, left the headmaster's office with Umbridge, who still looked unhappy.
After they left, Professor McGonagall, who was a statue nearby, looked at Dumbledore who was frowning and asked:
"Albus! Can we really keep Dementors around a school? They are dangerous."
Facing Professor McGonagall's uneasy questioning, Dumbledore glanced at the hiding Wright and said slowly:
"It's okay! Minerva, the Aurors will restrain the Dementors. Please go and prepare for the Sorting ceremony."
"The Hogwarts Express has already started moving."
"As for the placement of the Dementors, they will be left to Severus and Flitwick to check for the time being."
Hearing Dumbledore's confident and calm arrangements, Professor McGonagall's solemn and serious expression relaxed.
After agreeing, she hurriedly left the office to make arrangements.
After seeing everyone leave, Wright removed the Disillusionment Charm, said goodbye to Dumbledore, and prepared to leave.
Just as he reached the door, a hesitant voice sounded behind him: "Is this also part of the future?"
Wright, with his back to Dumbledore, said nothing, but just nodded slightly.
Seeing his action, Dumbledore did not continue to ask anything, but said softly:
"Okay! I understand. Please help me close the door."
After hearing Dumbledore's instructions, Wright closed the door obediently and left the principal's office briskly.
Only Dumbledore was left sitting at the desk with a gloomy expression in the light of the candle.
After leaving the office, Wright walked in the castle corridor, which seemed extremely deserted because no students had arrived yet.
Just as I walked into the Room of Requirement and was about to open the door!
His hand suddenly paused, as if he had thought of something, and murmured:
"That won't do! I was in the third grade, but I was always working in the Room of Requirement."
"It would definitely be inappropriate if I were hiding here too."
After figuring it out, Wright stopped what he was doing, thought about it, and immediately thought of another secret place.
Then he began to cast a spell: "Apparition!", and his figure disappeared immediately on the spot.
I appeared at the door of the abandoned women's bathroom on the second floor and found a faucet with a small snake statue on the side.
Looking at the entrance to the secret room in front of him, Wright smiled and hissed in Parseltongue: "Open!"
The faucet emitted a dazzling white light, and the entire sink began to rotate and open from the middle.
Looking at the entrance that was slowly opening, Wright felt bad. The process of entering and exiting was too slow and too troublesome.
"It seems that I need to build a space node in the secret room to facilitate my entry and exit."
"Otherwise, if you make such a big movement every time you go in and out, it will be easy for others to notice you."
After the entrance was opened, Wright quickly passed through it and came to the secret room hall.
What appeared before my eyes was still a huge space like war ruins, looking at the mess here.
Wright couldn't help but shook his head, took out his wand, and the magic power in his body continued to surge:
"Clean it up! Restore it to its original state!"
Ordinary magic, when supplied with powerful magic power, can exert extraordinary power.
The entire secret room is as magical as if time has gone back.
Countless pieces of debris scattered on the ground automatically flew back into the holes in the wall and filled them up.
The cracked walls also recovered with the help of magic.
It didn't take long before the entire hall became clean.
However, the pillars and rubble that were melted by the fierce fire and divine fire cannot be repaired.
This also caused the entire secret room hall to look empty.
Wright was not dissatisfied with this. After all, he didn't like the original decoration style here.
It's not a dangerous building, as long as it can withstand your actions.
After tidying up the hall, Wright prepared to set up a space node for himself.
When necessary, directly move back and forth through space.
In the center of the hall, he used Transfiguration to make a workbench for himself, and then drew the magic runes to construct the space nodes.
He took out a spiritual weapon, guided the magic runes with ease, and began to arrange them in the spiritual weapon.
Soon, the completed spiritual weapon emitted a faint white light on the workbench.
