My Hogwarts has a serious problem.

After Lynn decisively left his room, Shayk slammed her hand on the table and cursed angrily.

She initially tried to peer into Lynn's brain, but it seemed as if his mind was sealed by some kind of magic, and she couldn't see anything.

Having no other option, she could only try to gain his trust using seduction magic, but the little boy was too wary.

He noticed her magic as soon as it was activated.

Shayk knew she couldn't stay there any longer; the boy must have gone to find a professor at Hogwarts.

She quickly searched Lynn's room but found nothing of value.

This means that she took a risk but gained nothing.

This only made her angrier.

Without further hesitation, Shayk cast a Disillusionment Charm on herself and stealthily slipped away along a corner of the Slytherin common room.

She stealthily left Hogwarts Castle and escaped through the main gate.

On her way to Hogsmeade, her appearance slowly and dramatically changed.

Her golden hair turned black, her height began to shrink, and her once fair and delicate skin quietly became rough.

The once glamorous and beautiful witch has now been transformed into an ugly, short, middle-aged male witch!

The wizard pulled an empty bottle from his robe and tossed it casually into the roadside bushes.

The plan failed, so we had to move with everyone as soon as possible. Although we couldn't find out from the boy's mind whether he was that person's child or not, capturing Shayk, the biggest leader of the reactionaries, was already a remarkable achievement.

The wizard reassured himself.

He stealthily made his way back to the Three Brooms Bar, found Shayk's room, and went inside.

The real witch, Shayk, had already been stunned by him and was now lying unconscious in bed.

Just as the wizard was grabbing the witch's arm, preparing to use Apparition to leave, a bright red spell struck him!

Instantly, the wizard seemed to be petrified, standing rooted to the spot, unable to move.

Before anyone knew it, Dumbledore was sitting in a chair in the room.

He stared at the wizard with his blue eyes, his tone unusually stern.

"Mr. Smirnov of the Soviet Magic Council and the Special Forces Auror Squad, I will not interfere in your internal disputes, but I must also remind you that this is Britain, and you were just attempting to harm my student?"

Clearly, he had been keeping an eye on this fake "Shayk" ever since he was in Lynn's dormitory.

The wizard's body was petrified, but he could still speak. He showed no panic and even threatened Dumbledore.

"I'm handling internal committee matters here, Headmaster Dumbledore. The committee is already quite critical of you because of your frequent contact with the reactionary leader, Yelena Shayk! I hope you can see the situation clearly and not make a mistake!"

Dumbledore shook his head in disappointment.

"It seems you didn't hear me. I just asked if you were planning to harm my student?"

The wizard seemed completely oblivious to his imprisonment, coldly staring at Dumbledore.

"That boy is very likely connected to a former wanted criminal by the Soviet Magic Committee, and I have the authority to investigate him."

Dumbledore didn't appear angry, but his expressionless face was strangely frightening.

"You are truly arrogant, and now you have no basic manners whatsoever. I will reiterate your crimes, Mr. Smirnov: you are suspected of illegally assaulting a wizard in England, illegally using Polyjuice Potion, illegally entering Hogwarts, and intending to illegally assault a minor wizard. I will prosecute you in Wizengamor for these crimes."

The wizard even laughed without any fear.

"The Magical Committee and Headmaster Dumbledore, who is involved in this matter, I hope the outcome won't be embarrassing for you."

Dumbledore had no intention of arguing with him. He gently raised the Elder Wand in his hand and, under the wizard's astonished gaze, recited the spell.

"Forgetting everything leads to emptiness."

The wizard's eyes suddenly went blank, as if he had become an idiot.

He waited silently in the room, and soon Aurors from the British Ministry of Magic arrived. They greeted Dumbledore and then took the wizard away.

After dealing with the male witch, Dumbledore summoned Fawkes the Phoenix, and he took the witch Shayk, who was lying in bed, back to Hogwarts.

Just then, Professor McGonagall and her colleagues came out of their office and were informed that Professor Dumbledore had returned.

In the principal's office.

The warm fire flickered, and Professor McGonagall, Snape, and Lynn all stared blankly at Shayk, who had collapsed on the sofa.

"What's going on, Albus?" Professor McGonagall asked, puzzled.

Dumbledore seemed unwilling to discuss this matter further.

"This has nothing to do with us, Minerva. The Soviet Magic Council is in complete chaos, fighting amongst themselves. We've only been affected by what happened today."

He looked extremely tired, his body relaxed as he leaned back in his chair.

"There's no more danger. You can all go back and rest. Lynn, you stay."

Professor McGonagall and Snape had both left, leaving only Dumbledore and Lynn in the headmaster's office.

The atmosphere suddenly fell silent. Lynn silently watched the unconscious witch, wondering if Dumbledore had captured her.

"The Shaik you just saw is not the real her. She didn't mean to hurt you. Someone used Legilimency on her to steal her memories and then followed the clues to find you. So don't hold a grudge against her."

Dumbledore patiently explained to Lynn.

Lynn was completely baffled by the whole thing. He didn't know why the witch looked familiar to him, or why the person pretending to be the witch would approach him.

"This is my fault."

Dumbledore suddenly spoke up and apologized to Lynn, "I thought I could take this opportunity to let you know some things, but it seems it's too early now."

"Nothing like this will happen again, so let's consider this matter closed."

Lynn stared at the old bee with a bewildered expression.

Alright, you're playing the riddle-maker again.

Lynn left the principal's office, completely bewildered.

From the beginning, he didn't understand what Dumbledore meant. Why did he send him to receive this witch?

Dumbledore said that the matter was over, but Lynn didn't feel that it was over at all.

He felt that the matter concerning the Sukuri witch was only just beginning.