The Shopkeeper of All Worlds in the British Wizarding World

Chapter 499: Forbidden Forest Treatment (Please subscribe, please bookmark, please vote)
In the headmaster's office, Harry seemed a little uneasy after hearing what Headmaster Dumbledore had just said. However, Professor Dumbledore ignored him, stood up, walked around the table, and walked past Harry.

Harry was suddenly awakened by Dumbledore walking by. He grabbed the back of his chair and turned around to look at Dumbledore curiously. He found that he leaned over the cabinet next to the door and took out the Pensieve that Harry was familiar with. Then he opened a golden Rococo-style three-layer storage cabinet next to him and took out a crystal bottle from the densely packed crystal bottles inside. After Dumbledore sat back in his seat and put both things on the table, Harry found that the bottle contained something like silver-white spider silk, and these things were slowly turning in the bottle.

"What you see are memories," Dumbledore explained, noticing Harry staring at a crystal bottle on the table. "That cabinet is full of things like this. The bottle in front of you contains the memories of Tom Riddle. That is what I need to tell you."

Later, he and Dumbledore shared Bob Ogden's memory of the Gaunt family. This was also the earliest memory related to Voldemort, even before Voldemort was born.

"So what is this memory?" After hearing Harry's brief introduction to the content of his class today, Ginny, who was waiting in the common room with Ron, immediately asked the most crucial point.

"Uh - okay," Harry said after thinking for a moment, "Professor Dumbledore allowed me to tell you four about this because he thinks you four are reliable enough. But you can't continue to spread this news. After all, this is a time of war. You should know how important this news involving Voldemort is."

After seeing Ryan and the others nod and swear not to tell anyone about these things, Harry told them the news he saw in the Pensieve. This news completely shocked Ron and the others who had not known about these situations before.

"He's not a pure-blood?" Ron was shocked that Voldemort, who always demanded pure wizard bloodline, was not a pure-blood wizard himself.

"It's quite normal. Those who believe in such extreme pure-blood theory may not be pure-blood themselves. It's just like the joke in Germany during World War II: what is a pure German? As tall as XXX, as handsome as XX, and as blond and blue-eyed as XX." Ryan said. Unfortunately, only Harry and Hermione could understand what Ryan said.

"The most disgusting thing is the Gaunt family's morbid obsession with bloodline and the so-called inheritance of family glory." Hermione showed a disgusted expression. "They actually used the kind of intra-family marriage like the ancient Egyptian pharaoh family, which will make their genetic defects worse and worse. No wonder the people in this family became unreasonable in the end and the family wealth was exhausted. Of course, it is true that Slughorn regarded the love potion as the most dangerous potion. Look at what Merope got with this potion?"

After expressing their views on the Gaunt family, they began to focus on the birth of Voldemort. From this family, it can be seen that Voldemort's tyranny and restlessness are likely to come from some kind of genetic inheritance. And to be honest, Ryan thinks that the role of the last descendant of this ancient family is really the beginning of a certain protagonist template. And the filial son style later proves this point. However, this kind of villain role often appears as the final boss of the upright protagonist.

"He might need another dose of Frostmourne." Ryan muttered quietly, but was discovered by Hermione next to him. "What were you talking about?"

"I'm saying it's already half past ten at night. I think we need to go to bed quickly because we have a lot of homework to do tomorrow." Ryan said, pointing to the clock in the corner.

"Oh my god, there's still a lot of homework to do over the weekend. We should talk about this tomorrow." Ron slapped his forehead in frustration, but Ginny just yawned at this time. So everyone said goodnight to each other and went back to their dormitories to rest.

After returning to the dormitory and lying quietly on the bed in the dark, Ryan entered the Emerald Dream, because he had thought of a way to continue to treat the werewolves during school hours, but he needed to discuss it with the centaurs. And today was the time for the centaurs to give their response. Not long after he arrived at the designated location in the Emerald Dream, a crisp sound of horse hooves came, and Aunt Betty, wearing a simple linen white robe, ran out of the woods. When she stood still, Ryan found that she had a bright smile on her face. Seeing this smile, Ryan felt that this time the matter was settled.

Sure enough, Aunt Betty brought very good news. She told Ryan that in the communication ceremony she held in the village before, the message fed back by nature was that it was actually very willing to accept the evil unnatural creatures such as werewolves to transform into a part of nature, so Ryan could use the sacred forest next to the centaur village to perform his healing ceremony.

After lunch the next day, Ryan and Hermione went for a walk by the lake. After arriving at the lake and seeing that there was no one around, Ryan opened the space door and released the puppet he used in Russia last time, letting Rose Crystal control it to walk with Hermione by the lake. He used this as a cover to head straight to the Forbidden Forest.

"Don't worry, I'll be back in two hours at most." Ryan said goodbye to Hermione and used the Chinese version of Apparition to move directly to the riverside of the centaur village, and then walked in. Fortunately, the magical surveillance and anti-Apparition array of Hogwarts only extended to the school grounds, not to the Forbidden Forest. So Ryan was able to rush to the centaur village as quickly as possible. Naturally, this was the treatment plan Ryan came up with: to treat directly in the Forbidden Forest outside the range of the castle's magic, and the environment near the centaur village just happened to provide magic power.

But what he had not expected was that after communicating with Shaman Aunt Betty, the centaurs actually allowed Ryan to receive treatment in the sacred forest with the best magical environment at the edge of the village.

"You don't have to feel embarrassed." Wolfe said, "If you complete your magic ritual in the sacred forest, it means that every centaur in our village has contributed to the transformation of werewolves from unnatural, twisted, evil creatures to natural creatures. Nature will bless us, and we can benefit from it."

Ryan was relieved when he heard it. Unilateral benefits are always disturbing, and this kind of mutual benefit will make friendship last. When the man and the wolf arrived at Wolfe's house, they found that Lupin was already waiting here with a middle-aged werewolf with a big beard.

The next step was treatment time. Ryan placed the portable alchemy array he carried with him in the Holy Forest and began treatment. Because of his previous experience, Ryan was able to complete all the treatment procedures within an hour. At the same time, he found that the overall feeling of doing this kind of surgery in a place with a strong natural atmosphere was better than in other places.

The next step was for the new werewolf to adapt to the changes in his body under Lupin's guidance. Fortunately, it took only more than half an hour to get everything done. While the new werewolf and Wolfe were having fun in the woods, Ryan began to ask Lupin about his recent situation.

"Everything is fine, and all work is on the right track. The witch who graduated from Beauxbatons and I are currently teaching the werewolves magic. Most of them have not received normal magic education, and the magic they have mastered is not systematic. Except for some magic of attack and escape, they have mastered some magic. Many wizards don't know the magic and skills they often use, and they still need to make up for a lot of lessons. Fortunately, everyone is working hard, because the previous successful treatment cases have given everyone hope, so everyone is very motivated to learn."

"Yes, as long as there is hope, everything will be fine." Ryan sighed after hearing Lupin's words.

(End of this chapter)