Hogwarts: Why do you call me the Demon King?

"Kill him, Dumbledore, kill him!" Snape gripped his wand tightly, his eyes fixed on Dumbledore.

At this moment, if Dumbledore were to move his head even slightly, Snape would immediately cast a Cruciatus Curse on Peter Pettigrew.

But Dumbledore's head didn't move.

"Calm down, Severus." Dumbledore's face was no longer showing any smile.

James and Lily were both warriors who stood firmly with him against Voldemort, and they were also students he watched grow up.

Dumbledore was also deeply saddened by the tragic death of his trusted student at home.

If Peter Pettigrew is indeed the ultimate culprit, Dumbledore would naturally not mind letting Severus take some revenge.

Based on the interrogation of Peter Pettigrew, Dumbledore realized that there was still an innocent person imprisoned in Azkaban.

Sirius Black.

Perhaps Sirius Black's decision not to offer any defense back then was also an act of atonement.

He came up with a brilliant idea on a whim, which indirectly paved the way for Voldemort to attack the Potter family.

Sometimes, people really shouldn't act on a whim.

One should not make any decisions when one is in a fit of rage, nor should one make decisions when one is in a high mood.

That feeling of sudden inspiration, as if everything is under control, is what it feels like to be intoxicated.

Even the wisest person can make a mistake.

"We have allowed an innocent wizard to spend so many years in Azkaban unjustly."

Now that we know the truth, we must correct this mistake no matter what.

Snape scoffed at Dumbledore's suggestion.

Snape would have secretly celebrated the death of any one of James Potter's four.

His grief and mourning were entirely for Lily, not for Potter and his group.

Moreover, appointing Peter Pettigrew as the Secret Keeper was Sirius's "brilliant idea," and in Snape's view, Sirius's current predicament was entirely his own fault.

Even those closest to him couldn't see through him; he deserved to die.

Snape would love to kill Peter Pettigrew in the headmaster's office and then keep Sirius Black in Azkaban.

Unfortunately, Snape could not defy Dumbledore's will.

He met Dumbledore's gaze firmly, then stormed out, slamming the door behind him.

"Dumbledore, you'll regret this!"

“Severus, I am the headmaster of Hogwarts.”

After watching the "You Regret My Shadow" scene at Hogwarts from the sidelines, Isaac wondered if he had wandered onto the wrong set.

Or perhaps Dumbledore and Snape were actually time travelers?

Regardless, the fact that Peter Pettigrew was exposed adds another achievement to Isaac's list.

As a recipient of the Order of Merlin, Second Class, he easily defeated a recipient of the Order of Merlin, achieving victory effortlessly.

Isaac glanced at Peter Pettigrew, who seemed a bit senile: "So what are you planning to do? Take Peter Pettigrew to Azkaban and exchange him for Sirius?"

“No, heroes should not return in such a sneaky way.” Dumbledore had clearly made his decision.

"I plan to go to the Ministry of Magic in person and speak with Cornelius."

"Um, Professor Dumbledore, I advise you not to."

Chapter 81 That's the table of contents

Isaac was certain that Fudge would be alarmed if Dumbledore showed up at the Ministry of Magic.

At this point, Fudge wouldn't be thinking about doing anything with Sirius's wrong judgment and Peter Pettigrew's reward.

Instead, they would wonder what Dumbledore wanted to do with these two things.

Could it be that he's planning to weaken his authority in the Ministry of Magic?

That's just how it is with a weak and unrespecting Minister of Magic.

He's afraid of this and that all day long.

The main reason is that Dumbledore truly had the ability to remove Fudge from his position as Minister of Magic.

People change.

When Fudge first came to power, he probably wasn't afraid of Dumbledore. He probably thought it was great to have Dumbledore protecting him.

Unfortunately, everything is changing, even magic is constantly evolving.

“Let me do it, Professor Dumbledore. I get along quite well with Minister Fudge, and he should be looking forward to me writing to him.”

After Isaac finished speaking, Dumbledore didn't hesitate for a moment, as if this had always been his plan.

Peter Pettigrew, who had been rendered mentally impaired by the truth serum, was left in the principal's office.

It's tough on the house elves who have to clean the principal's office.

Now it not only has to take care of that old geezer Dumbledore, but also a demented person who can't take care of himself.

Snape overdosed on the Truth Potion, turning the temporary buff into a permanent one.

A potions master who holds a grudge is terrifying!

Back in the dorms, the Hufflepuff dorm area was unusually quiet.

The little wizard who wanted a midnight snack has probably already been warmly welcomed by the house-elves in the kitchen.

Those who don't have it should probably go to bed soon.

For young wizards, their all-nighters might just end before midnight.

Unlike Isaac in his past life, who said that staying up all night meant he had to see the sun rise the next day.

What happens the next day after staying up all night...? At worst, you'll just die a little. A young body has to be pushed a few times to make up for all the supplements you start taking as you get older (around thirty).

Isaac washed up in the bathroom, changed into a pair of loose shorts, and sprawled onto the bed, which was just the right firmness for him.

Isaac suspects that the beds in the Hogwarts dormitory have been enchanted.

Otherwise, how could the firmness of this bed be just right to meet his needs?

At Hogwarts, only the young wizards have activities at night and don't sleep; no one lies in bed and can't sleep well because the bed is uncomfortable.

To be honest, if this magic were taken to the Muggle world, it would completely crush a whole host of high-end hotels.

Even the most expensive beds will still have some people who don't like them, but the beds at Hogwarts are the only ones that people like.

The hardest person to fool is actually yourself.

After a good night's sleep, Isaac woke up to find that it was still dark outside.

He went to the bathroom, brushed his teeth and washed his face, and gave himself a trendy hairstyle. Isaac didn't eat breakfast.

Instead, they went to the Black Lake first.

He'll probably have some strenuous exercise to do later, and if he eats too much now, he might throw up later.

Professor Venda had been waiting gracefully by the Black Lake for some time.

Upon seeing Isaac, Professor Venda first nodded gracefully in greeting, and then elegantly waved her wand.

I don't know if this is just Isaac's imagination, but for a few moments just now, Professor Venda's wand seemed to light up green.

In an instant, Isaac completely forgot about Peter Pettigrew, Fudge, the Minister of Magic, and Snape, the Headmaster of Slytherin.

Isaac subconsciously ignored everything that happened last night.

He skillfully entered a state of focused multitasking.

While observing the course of the duel through prophecy, he also had to dodge or deflect some of the magic he could handle with his wand.

All I can say is that Professor Wenda is truly a great educator.

She used only a few scattered green lights to instantly bring Isaac back to his senses, and he was even in better shape than during his previous vacation.

There was no way around it; that was the green light that symbolized the Killing Curse.

Isaac was 100% certain that Professor Venda wouldn't kill him, and he was also certain that Avada Kedavra wasn't among the overwhelming curses.

Knowing this is one thing, but feeling a pounding in my heart is another.

That's a different matter altogether.

In this practice session, Professor Venda only needed to stand still and gracefully wave her wand, acting as a standard spellcasting turret.

But Isaac had much more to do.

He had to find a path through the "cursed rain" that would minimize the number of raindrops hitting him, and then determine which spells along that path he could deal with and which he could dodge.

It's unclear whether Professor Wenda did it on purpose.

In those routes with the fewest curses, often half of the curses are ones that Isaac can neither deal with nor avoid.

At this point, he would need to replan his route, even if it meant taking a longer route or making a mess of things, Isaac had to choose this path.