Hogwarts from another world

"Wingardim Leviosa"

In mid-air, Matthew hurriedly took out his wand and screamed.

I don’t know if this spell was effective. In short, Matthew only felt dizzy and then lost consciousness.

After an unknown amount of time, Matthew Wakefield opened his eyes again.

What caught his eye was an old, handsome and familiar face.

"Principal Grindelwald," Matthew said weakly.

A strong red light suddenly shot out from the end of Grindelwald's "Elder Wand" and poured into Matthew's body.

For a moment, Matthew suddenly felt that his body had regained strength.

"A very timely levitating spell, Mr. Wakefield." Gellert Grindelwald put away his wand and commented at the same time: "Although there is a slight deviation in the usage. If you point the wand vertically at the ground, Then there is a high probability that you will be unscathed.”

"Of course, overall it's pretty good." Grindelwald continued: "Otherwise if you fell directly from such a high place, you would have to stay in the school hospital for at least a week. Considering that Poppi seems to be injured as well, then maybe you have to Missed two to three weeks of classes.”

Matthew nodded humbly.

Just witnessed the true power of Gellert Grindelwald.

Now he is as well-behaved as a little sheep.

While lowering his head politely, he looked around furtively.

On the surface of the Black Lake, the previous huge spherical water prison has disappeared. Five statues have disappeared. Except for the statue of the griffon, they have also left. Even the fragments that fell off the castle due to the battle are now They have all returned to their original positions.

Everything is restored as before.

"Principal Grindelwald, is that witch dead?" Matthew summoned his courage and asked in a low voice.

"Death is not the cruelest punishment, Mr. Wakefield." Grindelwald said with a smile: "But I can promise you that she will never take any revenge against Hogwarts or you again."

Matthew nodded somewhat understandingly.

The principal lowered his head and looked at his watch.

"Is it already eight o'clock?" He seemed to be talking to himself, and seemed to be talking to Matthew again: "In another quarter of an hour, the Aurors will come to Hogwarts."

He waved his wand lightly, and the statue of the Gryphon flew to his side again.

Grindelwald first walked onto the back of the griffin.

"Let's go together to see Edward Trocca for the last time, Mr. Wakefield." He turned around and glanced at Matthew: "I heard him say that you are his most admired student."

"Yeah" Matthew nodded seriously.

Then, he also jumped on the back of the griffin.

It's a very strange way to fly, standing on a statue and flying.

Moreover, Matthew was very restrained along the way and did not dare to move for fear of accidentally bumping into the principal next to him.

They flew quietly to the upper floors of the castle. Grindelwald stretched out a hand and counted the windows that flashed in front of him.

"We're here," he said suddenly.

The statue of the griffon at their feet slowed down, and then they stopped. It's just that the statue is still flapping its wings and maintaining a volleying posture.

Through the window in front of him, Matthew saw Professor Troca who was imprisoned inside.

He quickly reached out his hand and knocked on the glass of the window hastily.

Troca raised his head. There were several scars on his face. His face had never been so pale, and his mouth was open wide.

"Careful," said Headmaster Grindelwald, waving his hand.

The entire window was opened instantly.

"Matthew" Professor Troca glanced at Matthew first, and then focused his eyes on the principal: "Master Grindelwald, you are..."

His voice was trembling.

"Thank you for your hard work, Edward." Gellert Grindelwald bent down and hugged the vampire. His voice was a little heavy: "I'm sorry that I have to let you bear the burden after having suffered so much grievance during this period. I'm sorry for what is not a crime, my friend."

"No, no, no," the vampire shook his head repeatedly: "I have long been used to it. It is my honor that Lord Grindelwald can serve you. It is my greatest honor that you can come here to save me in person tonight."

If the vampire hadn't been unable to shed tears, he would have burst into tears.

"Edward" Grindelwald said in a low voice: "I'm afraid you have to thank Wakefield. If it hadn't been for his appearance, I would have had to watch you enter Azkaban and spend a nightmarish time. "

"Really, Matthew?" Professor Trocca turned around and glanced at Matthew with some surprise: "Thank you very much. It seems that the half a year I spent at Hogwarts was not wasted."

"What do you mean, Professor, are you saying that Professor Trocca can't clear up his grievances?" Matthew frowned slightly, and he said softly and innocently: "Professor Trocca is innocent, he did not hurt anyone."

The vampire's eyes shifted to Matthew, a smile suddenly appeared on his face, and then he shook his head:

"You don't understand, Matthew, the wizarding world is very prejudiced against vampires like us. What's more, I did suck the blood of Mr. Weasley and Mr. Finch-Fletchley, and I did attack Mrs. Pomfrey."

The former Transfiguration teacher sighed: "I'm afraid that witch has been eliminated by Lord Grindelwald, and her curse will disappear. When Mr. Weasley and Mr. Finlay wake up, they will attack me as soon as possible." Accusations. Such accusations with solid evidence will bring a lot of trouble to Professor Grindelwald if he insists on doing something. Don’t worry about me. In fact, I’m used to it.”

"Professor Trocca." Matthew Wakefield was silent for a moment.

Then, he said with a serious face: "You are a very, very good transfiguration teacher."

"Same to you, Matthew. You are a very good student" Professor Trocca said with a smile.

"In five minutes, the Aurors will be here." Grindelwald looked at his watch again.

"Thank you very much for giving me a chance to be a teacher, Lord Grindelwald" The vampire also had his best look at the headmaster of Hogwarts.

"You will have such an opportunity in the future, Edward." Grindelwald hugged Troca for the last time: "I wish you good luck."

"I also wish you good luck, Lord Grindelwald, and of course little Matthew."

The vampire Edward Trocca stepped onto the statue of the harpy outside the window.

Soon, there was no trace of him.

ps: There will be an update later. You can watch it when you wake up tomorrow morning.

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