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However, considering that Dolly said she would give the Marauder's Map to Harry later, Dumbledore naturally had no choice but to borrow it.

Moreover, Dumbledore had to admit that the information Dolly provided was extremely important.

Even now, Dumbledore believes Peter Pettigrew is dead, a situation completely beyond his control.

As a seemingly gentle person who actually has a strong desire for control, Peter Pettigrew's resurrection poses a great challenge to Dumbledore's overall plan.

Even Dumbledore had to reconsider Harry's relationship with Peter Pettigrew and consider the possibility of bringing the man back to Harry's side as his godfather.

Of course, those times are still quite far off.

For Dumbledore, the greatest significance of this information was that he finally understood why his magic couldn't stop those who opened the Chamber of Secrets.

Because he set up the magic for humans, and naturally, such magic cannot be activated at will for a mouse.

Otherwise, there would be far too many animals in Hogwarts capable of triggering these spells, considering that one of the owls' favorite foods is mice.

Furthermore, this also explains why they were unable to find a suspect.

Because Peter Pettigrew, transformed into a mouse, could navigate Hogwarts' sewer network more nimbly than the Basilisk.

There's really not much that Dumbledore and the professors' magic can do against a guy like that.

However, once Dumbledore learns of his existence, capturing him will be much easier.

However, this matter requires further consideration.

In Dumbledore's view, capturing Peter Pettigrew was merely the tip of the iceberg; finding the diary and trying to train Harry was the most important thing.

Dolly could roughly guess what Dumbledore was thinking.

However, this had nothing to do with her, since she had already given Dumbledore all the information she needed to report.

If the situation still can't be resolved, then it's clearly not Dolly's fault.

You can't expect Dolly to fight Peter Pettigrew in the White Lord's school, can you?

After a long pause, Dumbledore sat back down and said to Dolly, "Thank you for your information, Miss Dursley. This is very important to me, Harry, and the entire British wizarding world."

"You flatter me, Professor. I only did what was asked of me."

"So, can you help my new friends Fleur and Snow out of their current predicament? Are you confident in dealing with these snowmen?"

Dolly asked the question she already knew the answer to.

Dumbledore wields the Ancient Flame, a magical flame that can burn forever.

This is one of the reasons why Dumbledore was able to turn the fire control spell into a fire-wielding spell when he was extremely weak, achieving the coolest spell in the Hogwarts film series.

Moreover, besides this kind of flame, there is also the magic of Fiery Blaze, which should be equally effective against the Yeti.

However, this kind of magic obviously cannot be used easily, and Dumbledore would certainly not use it, so he instead studied the Ancient Flame.

No matter how strong these snowmen are, in Dolly's view, they only have the advantage of numbers. Once Dumbledore really makes a move, they will definitely be no match for him.

Dumbledore's expression confirmed Dolly's guess; he looked relaxed and didn't seem to care much about the snowmen.

Instead, he said, "You really just wanted to help Miss Delacour and this gray wolf... Okay, I understand, I should call you Snow."

Snow seemed to realize that it could no longer be called a grey wolf, and when Dumbledore mentioned the word, Snow immediately glared at Dumbledore with displeasure.

Dolly tapped Snow on the head. This silly dog ​​really dares to be fierce to anyone.

If they really angered Dumbledore, Dolly, as his master, would definitely run away faster than him.

"Otherwise, Professor, you don't think I'm planning to do anything sensational in France given my experiences and circumstances, do you?"

"I just don't want my friends to have a hard life."

Dumbledore nodded, indicating that he believed Dolly's words.

He then said confidently, "I will handle the snowmen's problem, but I need two days to prepare. I might also be able to borrow your Snow."

"But you can rest assured, I will ensure its safety."

"As for you, should I send you back to England first, or will you wait until I've settled everything before coming with me?"

“Your parents, brother, and friends are all very worried about you.”

Dolly hesitated, which was unusual for her.

She knew very well that her parents had probably cried more than once.

However, Dolly ultimately chose to stay.

It wasn't that Dolly was reluctant to part with Fleur; rather, she wanted to witness Dumbledore's intervention.

Even if you can't learn a few more tricks, it's still great to gain some understanding of the strongest wizards by observing Dumbledore's actions.

After all, Dolly's future opponent is Voldemort, and opportunities to get to know an opponent of that caliber are rare.

Soon, Dolly and Dumbledore's decision spread.

Brent looked on with delight, his eyes filled with respect as he gazed at Dumbledore, a far cry from his earlier wary and guarded demeanor.

Even Dolly has become a wizard, since Dolly is just a disciple, and the main force in this operation is clearly Dumbledore, the teacher.

Dolly, however, had no intention of letting Brent off so easily. Instead, she grabbed his robe, dragged him in front of Fleur, and said, "Aren't you going to apologize for what you did before?"

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Brent's face turned bright red.

Even Fleur looked at Dolly in surprise, quickly waving her hand and saying, "Dolly, I wasn't really hurt, so there's no need to..."

"No, it's necessary."

Dolly interrupted Fleur, saying, "This Mr. Brent never asked us if we were willing to help."

"He would rather force you than lower his head even a little bit."

"So this matter has absolutely nothing to do with national security, the dignity of the Ministry of Magic, or the long-standing aspirations between the two countries."

"It's just bullying honest people."

Dolly looked at Brent seriously and said, "Your men aren't here, and only a few of us will know about this."

"If you still won't back down on this, then I can only doubt your sincerity."

Dolly was willing to ask Dumbledore for help and even told him about Peter Pettigrew's secret.

Ultimately, it's because they don't want to make things difficult for Furong.

But if Brent is a two-faced scoundrel, even if Sory helps and then leaves, Fleur might still face Brent's targeting.

So why not target Brent first? Dumbledore already knows Peter Pettigrew's secret, and it's not convenient for him to back down now.

Furong's eyes flickered; only now did she understand everything.

She had never received any training or training in this area before, and had always been a well-behaved student at school. But this time, she finally witnessed what it meant to be a bureaucrat of the Ministry of Magic.

Of course, even now Dolly feels that Brent is just a bureaucrat, not to the point of being insane.

Although he wasn't as good as Scrimgeour, who held a similar position, he was still much better than a power-worshipping lackey like Umbridge.

However, such an evaluation is based on the premise that Brent is willing to back down; otherwise, Dolly really wouldn't dare to cooperate with him further.

Under the watchful eyes of three people and a dog, Brent's expression gradually changed from initial excitement to calm.

In fact, he also slightly changed his thinking during this series of conflicts.

After all, there was no one like Dumbledore in France. This was his first time dealing with Dumbledore, so it wasn't surprising that he was humiliated in front of such a person.

Could he possibly be stronger than Grindelwald and Voldemort?

Having figured this out, Brent's expression quickly relaxed, and he even managed a slight smile.

“I’m sorry, Miss Delacour. At the time, I was eager to resolve the Yeti problem and assumed that Miss Dursley and Mr. Dumbledore would be unwilling to help.”

"Now it turns out I was wrong, please forgive my recklessness and stupidity back then."

"By Merlin, I never meant to harm you, I swear."

Furong finally nodded; at least she believed that much.

As the captain of the Auror class of his own country's Ministry of Magic, he should not harm ordinary citizens of his own country, neither morally nor logically.

However, Furong still gained a profound understanding of the bureaucrats' fickle nature, realizing for the first time that people could control their emotions to such an extent.

Keep in mind that the person in front of her was an Auror, and one of the most pragmatic officials in the Ministry of Magic.

Dolly turned to look at Dumbledore, wanting him to judge the sincerity of Brent's words.

After all, Dolly didn't have the ability to legume, and Dumbledore nodded to Dolly, able to tell from his eyes that Brent really wanted to cooperate.

Dolly then let Brent off the hook and began to discuss the details of the collaboration.

"Mr. Chairman, what are your plans for dealing with these snowmen? Do you intend to launch a full-scale assault?"

"I can mobilize about 20 Aurors in total, and they can follow your command."

Dumbledore smiled and shook his head, saying, "It's not necessary to go to such lengths, but I need to make some preparations first, probably around noon tomorrow."

"You take your men to prevent the snowmen from escaping and clean up the mess. As for the rest, leave it to us."

"I hope tomorrow will be a good day."

Brent was silent for a moment, as if he wanted to say something more, but Dumbledore, who had seen through everything, said, "Just as Miss Dursley said, this matter can be known only to the people among us."

"I have no intention of getting involved in political struggles, let alone some of the long-standing feuds and conflicts between Britain and France."

Hearing this, Brent finally relaxed completely.

Realizing this could be a huge achievement, Dumbledore ended up working for him.

Thinking of this, Brent became even happier, and quickly said goodbye to the three of them to continue setting up the defenses.

He needs to ensure that no new accidents or problems occur here until at least noon tomorrow.

After Brent left, Fleur sincerely thanked Dolly.

She finally understood that Dolly had done all this largely for her sake, and that she must have paid a considerable price for it.

This left Fleur somewhat bewildered. Had she and Dolly become such good friends without even realizing it?

Dolly naturally pulled Fleur's hand, making her sit close to her, and said with a smile, "We're friends who've been through thick and thin together, why bother with such a small thing?"