Hogwarts magic is justice

Chapter 131 Happy New Year everyone!!!

Did the Oblivion Charm apply to the Avengers superheroes?

The answer is yes, and it was used more than once.

To this day, only people remember that Captain America was dug out of the polar ice, but no one remembers the Tesseract that emerged with him and triggered the alien invasion.

This is what Irving wanted them to forget, or rather, what he intentionally wanted them to forget.

It wasn't that Irving didn't trust them, but rather that he didn't trust Nick Fury. That guy had already used those methods once, and Irving didn't want to experience it a second time. The Tesseract was such a dangerous item; if it fell into the hands of someone like that, anything could happen.

To reiterate, although wizards and Muggles are incompatible, they live on the same planet. He will not entrust the safety of the planet to a ZK who only wants to seize power.

The reason Stark was allowed into Hogwarts was because he truly possessed exceptional abilities. He wasn't just a playboy; he was also a high-tech researcher. Even if he couldn't demonstrate these abilities with physical objects, his ability to draw lines on the blackboard, or with Owen's assistance, using magic, was enough to broaden the students' horizons considerably.

What's even more impressive is that Stark Industries was previously the largest arms dealer, and he had ample knowledge in the field of weaponry.

So this open class, led by Muggles, left the entire school's teachers and students sweating bullets.

As he was leaving, Stark clutched the souvenirs he'd bought from Diagon Alley, a satisfied look on his face: "This was so much fun, Owen! Next time I come, I'll definitely get a portrait of myself that moves!"

Even if Muggle currency depreciates fivefold in the wizarding world, it's a trivial matter for Stark. If Gringotts didn't have a limited exchange policy, he could have easily emptied all of Gringotts' available Galleons by himself.

"You know what kind of personality you have, don't you?" Owen laughed. "If you're not afraid of driving yourself crazy, I don't care."

Stark thought for a moment, then nodded and said, "Yeah, never mind then—I'll do it when I'm about to die. Oh, right, Owen—never mind, it's fine."

Judging from his expression, Owen didn't even need Legilimency to know that what he didn't say was related to Thor. After thinking about it more carefully, he realized that Thor was going home and had invited his friends to come over to his house.

Of course, Kyrie Irving wasn't invited, and even if he had the time, he wouldn't have gone.

Although he's an adult, Irving doesn't have a drinking habit. Given his current status, even if he were to toast someone with milk from a wine glass, no one would say anything. However, he simply wouldn't do that.

After returning to the castle, Owen first ran around the castle a few times, high-fived the giant octopus and the Whomping Willow, and then went to the eighth floor of the castle and entered a special space in the Room of Requirement. As soon as he entered, he saw the glowing Cosmic Cube.

As soon as Irving got his hands on this thing, he knew it was no ordinary object; it wasn't just one thing, but two!

Inside this cube, there is another energy source. What he originally planned to do today was to separate the two things, but now he has changed his mind. Because such a thing will definitely attract ambitious people to seek it out, so why not—plant a seed in advance?

Curses are something you can learn by exposure; you don't need special training. And Irving had an abundance of experience in this area, so—

The Cosmic Cube, which originally emitted a blue light, is now emitting a dark glow in the venue after half a day.

Owen was extremely satisfied. This black light was only temporary. After ten days or half a month, when it emitted the normal blue light again, the curse would be considered successful. At that time, there would be no need to hide it anymore. He would simply build a shelf on the top of the wizard tower and put it there. Anyone who wanted to take it could take it, as long as they could withstand the power of the curse.

After Owen finished placing it, before he could even admire it, he was summoned to the Ministry of Magic by an urgent letter.

The Ministry of Magic no longer has a real minister. Although the old wizard has returned to Hogwarts, he still holds the position of acting minister. However, he has now found another person to act as acting minister, namely Owen. Owen is even more straightforward. He has completely subdivided the affairs and handed them over to the various offices.

They were all seasoned Ministry of Magic staff members. Once they had real power, whether or not they had a Minister was really not important, because they could do a lot of things on their own. Some offices with good relationships would even cooperate with each other.

Owen wasn't delegating; his only real control was over the Auror office. However, Hermione was here today because she had made a significant discovery!

"Sir, we've found traces of the other party!"

Hermione's expression was somewhat strange during her report, and Owen's expression also turned strange when she got to the point: "According to our covert investigation, the person who published the article in the Daily Prophet was not a wizard, but a Muggle."

Muggle?

Published an article in The Daily Prophet?

This is such a niche piece of news!

Irving was only stunned for a moment before his expression turned serious: "What else did you find out?"

Hermione suddenly laughed: "We were worried that the existence of wizards might have been leaked, but when we found that person, we discovered it was all just a coincidence—"

"No, that's not right!"

Owen's expression turned serious: "This is absolutely no coincidence. Hermione, how many lines are there in the history of magic about Reihar Goode?"

Hermione thought for a moment and gave the answer directly: "In the old version of History of Magic, there are only two paragraphs and seven lines describing him, while in the History of Magic Notebooks, there are only three paragraphs and three lines describing him."

Irving nodded: "Yes, it's a pity we can't give you any more Academy Points now."

Hermione laughed heartily, and then heard Owen continue, "Such a brief description would make it difficult even for a wizard to recall such a person in history. Do you think he would be mentioned by a Muggle by accident? And most importantly, the phrase 'the right path' isn't included in the history of magic; it's a passage mentioned in a book in the forbidden section. Do you think it's possible for a Muggle to have access to such a secret?"

Hermione nodded: "That's right, so I've decided to keep things out in the open but keep a close watch on him. I've removed the overt surveillance around him, but someone needs to keep watch on the coverts. Sir, I need a skilled one."

"Agreed. A squad of Aurors will be under your command shortly. Hermione, don't try these tricks next time. You're making me sad."

This time it was Hermione's turn to feel embarrassed: "Sir, I—okay, I won't do it again."

Society is different from school. In school, if you do well in your studies, you are a privileged student, and the teachers will coax and indulge you.

However, once you enter society, this privilege naturally disappears. Instead, it's all about social etiquette: showcasing your superior's intelligence and abilities before making your own request. This is the normal way superiors and subordinates interact.

Hermione learns everything very quickly, and now she's using it on Owen.

At first, Irving would play along with her a little, giving her some face in front of her subordinates, but in the end he had to point out that this kind of superior-subordinate social interaction was unnecessary for him.

Although they are of different social standing, he and Hermione are the same age.

Since he was already there, he couldn't just go back right away. Irving made a round of visits to each office to resolve their practical difficulties, which mainly involved staff allocation and the job placement of this year's graduates.

After wandering around for a while, Owen left the Ministry of Magic and went out onto the street. He found a café, ordered a coffee, and sat down to read a Muggle newspaper.

This old-fashioned style, combined with his youthful face, was somewhat peculiar, yet undeniably captivating. Many wealthy and leisurely young women wanted to sit across from Irving, but for some reason, they couldn't muster the courage.

But just then, a stylish blonde woman sat down opposite her without any hesitation, propped her chin on her hand, and raised an eyebrow, saying, "Handsome man, how about buying me a coffee?"

"OK."

Owen laughed too. This girl, Fleur, always liked to play some unusual games and always liked to tease him by pretending not to know him.

Unlike Irving, Fleur's gaze swept over the girls who looked regretful before she revealed a smug smile.

Some of the young women were indeed quite regretful. They never expected that the old-fashioned young man would be so easy to talk to. If they had known this would happen, they definitely wouldn't be in the coffee shop now!

As a teaching assistant, Fleur's work wasn't very busy. She needed to learn about Hogwarts' teaching methods and philosophy first. Once she was confident enough to become a professor of a subject, she could apply to the headmaster and teach an open class. If she scored over 80 points in the professors' evaluations, she could become a professor.

Kyrie Irving —

He didn't take that route because he had been a teaching assistant for a long time, and had even taught many courses during that time.

After Voldemort's death, his prestige at the school was already at its highest, so the professors directly recognized him as the future headmaster.

Owen's position at Hogwarts is indeed that special.

Fleur's status is also special, but she doesn't have Owen's status. Moreover, this is Hogwarts, and even if she is Owen's girlfriend, she still has to follow the proper procedures.

After finishing her coffee in a few gulps, the blonde girl linked arms with Irving: "I'm going to shop all over the place today!"

"Okay, I'll go with you."

Their voices weren't concealed by magic, and now the girls around them regretted it even more!

As soon as Owen stepped out of the coffee shop, he gently tapped the back of Hibiscus's hand with one of his hands. Hibiscus's eyes narrowed, and she turned on her toes, ending up in the mall on the other side.

"What's up?"

"Someone's following us. Don't turn around. I think you'd look good in Muggle clothes too."

The two wandered around the mall, their tail following them discreetly. After leaving the mall, Owen and Fleur didn't go back. Instead, they went into another large supermarket. They didn't rush to leave but shopped all the way until night.

"Still following us?"

"Yes, but this is the fourth batch of people they've changed. I'm quite curious when they plan to make their move."

"Is the other party a wizard?"

"No, if it were a wizard, they wouldn't be following so closely."

Wizards are not used to tracking because it is really unnecessary—an apparition would cause the tracking to fail, and it is safer to use magic to find the trail later.

"So now we—"

"Give them a chance to corner me, but only this once. If they fail, we'll go home."

result----

With bedtime approaching and the other party still trailing behind, Owen lost his patience. He disappeared around a corner with Fleur, leaving the guys who had been following him all day dumbfounded.

What they didn't notice was that there was an owl beside each of them. Instead of eating, it stayed high up, watching each of them intently. After watching them all enter a building at the same time, it flapped its wings and disappeared into the night sky.

When Owen returned to Hogwarts the next morning, an owl landed in his lap, and after a series of cooing sounds, Owen knew who his follower was.

MI6 (British Military Intelligence Bureau)

This intelligence organization, established in 1909, had actually set its sights on him, which left Owen somewhat bewildered.

After much thought, he finally realized that it was probably after he picked up Stark that the department discovered him, although they were unlikely to know he was a wizard.

The magical world is a secret to the public, but to those in power, the existence of wizards is no secret. For example, the Queen of England knows that every queen sends a letter to the Ministry of Magic when her descendants turn 11, asking if they can enter magic school.

Unfortunately, to this day, no member of the royal family has possessed magical talent.

And this kind of admission cannot be based on connections. If a Muggle student is admitted to Hogwarts without talent, a careless joke or a scuffle among the young wizards could cost him his life.

Without magic, one cannot resist the damage of a spell; it will be too late to save them.

Owen didn't take the MI6 matter to heart; he could be said to have forgotten about it as soon as he turned his head. However, a week later, when he was invited by the Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to attend an academic seminar, he was surrounded by a group of people as soon as he entered the airport.

"Sir, you need to come with us."

Irving looked around, then chuckled, "MI6?"

The agents' expressions didn't change at all. Two of them came up to subdue him, but as soon as they got close, he clutched his stomach and lay down on the ground.

Irving's smile remained unchanged: "I can go with you, but—you'll have to reschedule my ticket until tomorrow. I have some very important things to take care of."

Seeing the plane ticket float in front of him, one of the agents blankly accepted it, then reported it through his earpiece before actually going to process it. Owen, on the other hand, followed them out of the airport and got into a black sedan.

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