The sickly, iron-fisted beauty in Harry Potter

More Aurors wanted to come up and help, but the sound of frantically pounding on the cage came from the snow.

This caused the Aurors' expressions to change, and they wanted to stop it, but it was too late.

Dolly had already run towards the direction from which the sound came; she had a vague feeling that Snow was here.

This isn't a sensation obtained through sound or smell; it's more like an instinctive feeling.

The Aurors tried to stop Dolly, but Dolly's agility exceeded their expectations.

Another impatient Auror tried to pull out his wand, but Dumbledore's warning followed: "I will not allow you to harm my students."

Dumbledore's warning was undoubtedly effective, as all the wizards holding wands hesitated for a moment.

That moment of hesitation meant that Dolly would inevitably bypass them, and in the blink of an eye, Dolly had arrived at the edge of a small snow hill.

Finally, one of the wizards couldn't stand it anymore and decided to take action against Dolly.

Dolly showed no mercy to them, delivering a punch directly to the opponent's abdomen, rendering him completely incapacitated.

This scene once again shocked the crowd watching the brain, who realized that Dolly, this seemingly harmless child, actually possessed such powerful physical combat abilities.

Isn't she only good at shapeshifting?

But what shocked them even more was yet to come.

After Dolly pinpointed Snow's location, she waved her hand and conjured a frost-covered hand from the snow, which reached deep beneath the snowdrift and grabbed an iron cage.

So they pulled the iron cage upwards, and as the cage got closer and closer to the ground, the vibrations inside became stronger and stronger.

Dolly could clearly feel that this familiar vibration was definitely the rhythm of Snow slapping the cage with both hands; it was the same rhythm he used when he slapped the ground with both hands when he was happy.

While Dolly was happy, her anger grew stronger.

Why would these people treat a dog so cruelly, even planning to bury Snow?

Did Snow offend them?

By all accounts, Snow should be considered half a savior to those wizards, right?

If they don't give Dolly an explanation today, she might really not be able to get over this.

185 The Forgotten Man

In the makeshift waiting room of the ski resort, a group of people sat together around a fireplace.

Although the room is set in a modern environment, a group of people dressed in wizard robes are warming themselves by a fireplace, creating a post-apocalyptic atmosphere.

But compared to the tense atmosphere just now, everyone can now feel the warmth of a gentle spring breeze.

The vast majority of commoner wizards had already been dismissed by the Aurors, which was Brent's way of showing his sincerity and meant that everything he had planned had failed.

Right now, he simply wants to ask Dolly and Dumbledore for their help in resolving the problem of the Yeti leader.

However, Furong insisted on not leaving.

She worried that Brent and Dolly would eventually clash, or that Fleur would give way too much to Brent because of her.

However, it was clear to anyone with eyes to see that the worry on Furong's face was basically unnecessary.

The one who should be most worried right now is Brent, who has run out of cards to play.

Since Dolly had already spoken, she had no intention of playing games with the other party.

This wasn't just because she wanted to protect Fleur, but also because Dolly felt it was a good opportunity to tell Dumbledore something.

What exactly happened?

Dolly had always wondered who else in Hogwarts could access the diary and break through the magical defenses Dumbledore had set up.

This is at least at the level of an elite wizard.

Dolly has figured it out now; she had almost forgotten about this guy.

"Here's the thing."

Brent dismissed all his men and began recounting the dark history of Magic France.

Although the Yeti is not human, and the French Ministry of Magic had some justification for taking action, annihilating them was clearly an irresponsible and barbaric act.

This is undoubtedly a historical stain for the self-proclaimed civilized French.

The French had almost forgotten about it, but now the snowmen have reappeared, which is completely incomprehensible to them.

"Where did these snowmen come from, and why are they gathered here? These are questions we need to answer."

"Of course, I could get them all..."

Brent didn't finish speaking, but instead glanced at Dumbledore.

In his memory, Dumbledore wouldn't do such a killing thing, but right now Dumbledore was roasting marshmallows, looking completely lost in thought.

God knows why he had so much candy in his pocket, and why Dumbledore, who loved sweets so much, was still so thin he looked like skin and bones.

"I basically understand what's going on, but at most we can help you subdue this snowman leader."

After Dolly finished speaking, she looked at Dumbledore, but in the end, it was Dumbledore who made the decision.

Dolly knew her place; she knew she couldn't possibly be a match for so many snowmen.

Instead of answering directly, Dumbledore asked, "What do you want to give me for Christmas?"

Although Dumbledore could have directly helped Dolly, he was very curious since Dolly had brought it up.

There is something in Dolly's eyes that moves her heart.

Dolly glanced at Brent, who immediately got up and left, knowing better than to do so.

Fleur followed, and Dolly gave her an apologetic smile; Fleur really couldn't know about this.

Upon seeing this, Dumbledore's expression became slightly serious.

If Dolly doesn't intend to let Fleur know, then it seems these are indeed secrets that cannot be known to outsiders.

"Professor, you should know that I have Marauder's Map, right?"

Dolly got straight to the point, mentioning all that had happened before, or perhaps because she wasn't at Hogwarts.

Dolly and Dumbledore's relationship has improved considerably.

However, this is not hard to understand, as the root of the conflict between the two lies in their different attitudes toward Harry.

Harry is currently in faraway England, and without the focal point of the conflict, the clash between the two has virtually disappeared.

"As for this matter... just pretend I know about it."

Dumbledore did not give a definite answer, because if he answered that he knew, then he would know too much about Dolly's secret.

Since Dolly obtained the Marauder's Map by stealing it, and used it in secret, Dumbledore should theoretically have been unaware of it.

However, Dolly knew that her house-elf Spot would most likely report some things to Dumbledore.

This was a tacit understanding between Dolly and Dumbledore, and Dumbledore clearly didn't want to break it now.

Dolly then said, "Anyway, these are things that Harry's father and friends used to own. I can give them to Harry to play with after this matter is resolved."

“You are a good sister, Miss Dursley.”

Dolly ignored Dumbledore's unhelpful praise and continued, "Actually, I discovered some interesting things while using the Marauder's Map."

“In the past, I couldn’t understand it and always thought that the Marauder’s Map might be wrong.”

"Looking back now, the Marauder's Map wasn't wrong; the mistake was in my thinking."

Dolly waved her wand, writing a series of characters in the air, then said to Dumbledore, "Do you know this name?"

The name that appeared before Dumbledore was Peter Pettigrew!

Dumbledore's pupils contracted, and he stood up abruptly, his face filled with disbelief.

He even turned to Dolly, wanting to ask her if she was joking, since he knew Peter Pettigrew was dead.

Because she tried to stop Sirius Black from betraying Harry and Meghan, she was brutally killed by Sirius Black, and her body was never found.

He had long been a hero in the fight against Voldemort, appeared on the Daily Prophet's list of dead, and even had a cenotaph built for him with special funds from the Ministry of Magic.

How can someone like that still be alive?

"Miss Dursley, do you know whose name you wrote?"

Dolly shrugged and said, "I didn't know before, but now I think I do."

"Peter Pettigrew, that's Wormtail, right?"

Seeing that Dumbledore did not react, Dolly knew he was expecting her to continue.

As for how Dolly knew these things, there's no need to explain it now.

After all, Dolly has already established herself as someone who occasionally has precognitive dreams, so it's not surprising that she would discover some secrets with the Marauder's Map.

"The Wormtail that should have died has reappeared and is still active in Hogwarts. What's going on?"

“I have searched for Peter Pettigrew more than once to try to confirm who he was, because I have never heard of any student with that name.”

“Now I understand, he was hiding inside Hogwarts and had evaded my investigation more than once.”

Dolly didn't say it directly, but Peter Pettigrew has now become Ron's pet.

It wasn't that she was afraid of offending Ron and becoming his enemy, but rather that if Dolly was certain that Peter Pettigrew was a rat, then she knew far too much.

Anyway, as long as Dumbledore finds out about this, we can leave the rest to him to investigate.

As for Dolly, it's a good opportunity to expose this secret and let Peter Pettigrew get the punishment he deserves sooner.

Of course, Dolly still holds the same view and doesn't think Peter Pettigrew will be gone from the show.

Those die-hard Voldemort followers are still in Azkaban, and Peter Pettigrew will most likely be sent to Azkaban as well.

It's just a matter of how long Azkaban will keep them locked up this time.

"Therefore, I speculate that the diary and the secret room are both related to Peter Pettigrew."

"However, my abilities are limited, so the investigation will depend on you, Professor."

"I'll lend you the Marauder's Map when we get back."

Dumbledore couldn't help but glare at Dolly, who spoke as if the Marauder's Map was already hers.