Having escaped famine, I was accepted into Hogwarts

Kane pulled his wand out of his pocket; he never believed that the Ministry of Magic could control anyone or anything that didn't want to be regulated.

They would take advantage of Dumbledore because he was an intellectual, and bully him, since Dumbledore could reason, while Dementors obviously couldn't.

Eventually, things unfolded much as Kane had predicted. After all, the Hogwarts Express was packed with young wizards, and it would be hard to find a place with a more intense sense of joy during this time of year in all of England. As the first Dementor was subdued, they slowly found a young wizard and discovered that he smelled wonderful.

The entire Hogwarts Express was in complete chaos.

“I knew it.” Lupin gritted his teeth, then glanced back at Harry, the only one in the carriage who had learned half of the Patronus Charm.

"Harry, use the Patronus Charm to protect yourselves if necessary."

After saying that, he was about to leave the carriage, but then he suddenly remembered something and turned back to look at Kane: "And Kane, you can use any other spells. Theoretically, the Avada Kedavra curse can temporarily repel Dementors, but you absolutely cannot use the Moonlight Curse again."

Kane rolled his eyes. This is when Luna's value became apparent. How rare it is to find someone on the same wavelength as you in the vast sea of ​​people.

"Okay, okay." Kane kept saying yes, but whether he agreed or not...

That's one thing, but it's another, to put Lupin at ease before he leaves.

But doing it is another matter entirely.

Chapter 175 This is a plan to use one tiger to devour another.

Lupin left to rescue the other young wizards, while the four people in the carriage stayed obediently inside.

Clearly, they all knew that, apart from Lupin, there were probably not many people on the Hogwarts Express who could effectively expel Dementors.

So now, staying away from Lupin's troubles is what makes a good little wizard.

Kane, meanwhile, watched the Dementors rushing past the window one after another, and excitedly prayed that one of them would hurry up and squeeze in.

Unfortunately, the Dementors seemed to sense the faint glow of the Patronus Charm emanating from Harry's wand inside the carriage, and naturally and cowardly bypassed it.

So much so that the entire Hogwarts Express is now in chaos, and they even have time to chat and joke around in the carriages.

for example...

"Want to play poker? Blackjack?" Kane raised an eyebrow and pulled out a tarot deck he'd bought from Diagon Alley. He'd even had the old lady who made the tarot decks print playing card symbols on it.

Unfortunately, no one in the carriage understood his humor; even Harry remained silent, still holding his wand.

The atmosphere in the carriage remained serious until Hermione spoke, not to ask Kane to play poker, but to inquire about serious business.

"What was the spell that Professor Lupin just told you not to use?"

Kane shrugged: "A Patronus Charm that has the opposite effect, like the original Patronus Charm which can drive away Dementors, then my charm is probably meant to attract Dementors."

"Ah..."

After Kane finished explaining the principles behind his spell, they all shut up seriously. What could they say?

Professor Lu Ping did the right thing!

However, unlike Ron, who only sighed, Hermione, who had actually read about the principles of the Patronus Charm in the book, had a different expression.

She seemed to remember that only those severely corrupted by dark magic couldn't learn the Patronus Charm...

Sure enough, she knew it; she should have known...

Thinking about this, an even more terrifying idea suddenly occurred to her: "Kane, do you know the Unforgivable Curse?"

Hermione's question successfully rendered Kane speechless...

What is the Unforgivable Curse? Why did Hermione know so much more than him, even though they both read books at the same intensity?

This pause, caused solely by Kane's severe lack of common sense, appeared entirely different to Hermione.

Sure enough, he hesitated!

Hermione looked at the hesitant Kane and sighed slowly. She shouldn't have asked, but after all, the thirst for knowledge is ingrained in human genes, so even though she knew that taking another step forward would lead to the abyss, she still wanted to ask.

"Have you ever killed anyone?"

Kane fell silent once again... He remembered that there was a monster called a Treant in the Eternal Realm. When you cut down too many trees, it would awaken and attack you madly.

It's perfectly normal to want to get rid of him; just plant a tree in front of the tree demon.

I had just sat on the Shadow Toilet and was bored, so I decided to wander around. Then I happened to run into a blonde girl with a ghost by her side being chased by a tree spirit.

Kane, of course, had to help her, so he taught her how to get rid of the tree spirit. But what if there were no tree seeds?

Hey! This is where Kane shows off his skills; he sends the girl to chop down trees and get seed sap...

In short, she was probably the first and only innocent human life to die by her own hand, but fortunately, she later found the touchstone for resurrection and saved her life.

In short... Kane fell silent once again...

Thanks to the fact that the silence was short enough and Lupin returned quickly enough, Hermione's dangerous thoughts were thwarted before she could completely conclude that Kane was a murderer.

"I'm back. How did it go? Did you encounter any danger?" Lu Ping looked at the calm carriage and knew there was probably no danger, but just to be on the safe side, he still asked.

“No.” Harry shook his head, and Kane chimed in at the opportune moment: “Have the Dementors all been driven away?”

Lupin nodded: "Not only that, I also wrote to Dumbledore, and he will negotiate with Fudge."

Kane clicked his tongue. The Ministry of Magic only saw Dumbledore as an intellectual and got too close to him. Why didn't the Ministry of Magic dare to confront those old pure-bloods?

So, if you really want the Minister of Magic to remember this lesson, having Dumbledore intervene is useless. You still have to get those pure-blood families to cause trouble. This is a strategy of using one tiger to devour another!

So now the question is, how do we convince a pure-blood family to cause trouble for the Ministry of Magic?

The answer is no need to persuade; just let the Dementor's big slap land on the face of the pure-blood family wizard.

So where are the pure-blood wizarding families gathered now?

Kane slowly came up with a terrible idea. Of course, he didn't intend to use the lives of the Slytherin students to make the Ministry of Magic unhappy. He just needed to use the Dementors to scare them, and then he could eat the Dementors. He didn't have to do anything else. Those pure-blood families would be able to make the Ministry of Magic unhappy.

As for why we did this... there's no need for a reason. If we had to give one... the Ministry of Magic's inhumane behavior, turning a blind eye to it, is what really needs a reason.

And so, Kane, hat on, whistling, eyes fixed on the sky, exuded an aura of utter suspicion from head to toe, "I'm suspicious, I have a bad idea, responsible Professor Lupin, hurry up and arrest me!"

However, it was clear that the other three people in the carriage did not notice his unusual behavior, and they let him slip out of the carriage alone.

Although in a sense I was ignored, the first step of the plan was a success.

Soon, based on their previous experience riding the Hogwarts Express, they easily located the carriage where the Slytherin wizards were gathered by searching in a straight line.

Kane stood by the window, mentally preparing himself. After all, he was about to lure a whole bunch of Dementors in, giving his Slytherin classmates a little shock.

Although he could guarantee that no junior wizard would be injured, he was not a demon after all, and some preliminary procedures were still necessary.

Just as he was about to begin, a familiar figure appeared in front of him not far away.

Because he was missing a shoe, one foot was higher than the other, and a figure limped slowly out of a carriage and walked towards him.

"Looks like you've been bullied?"

Kane leaned against the window, looking at Luna who was missing not only her shoes but also her hat, and spoke slowly.

"I was sleeping in the carriage when two Slytherin upperclassmen suddenly came in. They secretly took off one of my shoes and threw it out the window... Although I wanted to treat this as a joke, you're right, I think I was bullied, and then I was kicked out."

When Luna first stepped out of the carriage, she seemed completely unaffected, but upon seeing Kane, she unconsciously pouted and murmured something.

"Hmm." Kane first used Polymorph to create another shoe for Luna, then extended his wand out the window.

I was just figuring out how to convince myself to do something tough in the Slytherin carriage, and now the reason has been handed to me.

Isn't this a coincidence?

Chapter 176 It's terrifying

"Which carriage?" Kane asked directly.

"Revenge! I've never tried that before!" Luna suddenly stared wide-eyed at Kane. She really had never tried it before, and to be honest, this feeling should be quite exciting!

"Just keep walking, whatever happens, don't be afraid." Kane said, patting Luna on the shoulder, and the two of them went straight to that damned carriage door.

Just as Luna was about to knock on the door, Kane shoved her aside with a look of disgust: "What decent person takes revenge like you? Even Zhou Li doesn't show the proper etiquette."

"Use Arahurst to open it? I think I fell asleep when I was learning that spell," Luna said somewhat embarrassedly.

"As long as you didn't fall asleep in PE class, even though Hogwarts doesn't have PE classes." After saying that, Kane slowly took a step back, then kicked the door open with a Spartan kick.

"That Luna who was bullying you just now had better step forward!" Kane said arrogantly as he kicked the door open.

The three Slytherin students whose door was kicked open were startled. Just as they were about to get angry, one of them seemed to notice something. A leather raincoat paired with a silk top hat—this abstract outfit only came to mind for one person.

Before they could even come to a conclusion, Kane pointed at the three of them, then turned and pulled Luna over: "Go and give each of them a spell!"

Luna quickly pulled out her wand, then stopped...because she suddenly realized with embarrassment that she didn't seem to have learned any harmful prank magic...

After much thought... she still felt she couldn't let Kane, who had helped her avenge herself, lose face. Without lethal magic, it wasn't a matter of revenge; at worst, she could just use Fluorescent Blink to blind the three opponents!

Just as she began to make the starting gesture of flashing fluorescent lights, she was stopped by an embarrassed Kane.

Well, it was indeed Kane's oversight that he didn't anticipate Luna's spell reserves. It seemed that Luna was out of options to give these little wizards a few big punches. Thinking of this, he was too lazy to continue with any other methods, so he decided to keep things simple and end both matters at the same time.

As his half-clenched fist slowly opened, a hazy moonlight gradually emerged from his palm.

The three Slytherin witches also looked on in astonishment at the scene. In fact, not only the three of them, but also other Slytherin students came out of their carriages because Kane had kicked the door so loudly.

Before they came out, they were all swaggering around with their wands, saying, "I've risked my life following Professor Snape through thick and thin! And now some blind fools are causing trouble at the Slytherin station!"

What is this? This is suicide!

However, when they saw the person who had come to cause trouble, they were suddenly at a loss for words.

Perhaps it's bad timing for them to come out now? The right thing to do should be to wait until Kane has finished bullying those three blind Slytherin witches before they come out to accuse them of bringing shame to Slytherin?

Okay! Let's do it this way!

Just as they were all about to return to their carriages and wait for Kane to leave before standing on the moral high ground to attack their teammates, it was clear that it was too late.

As the carriage windows gradually darkened, as if shrouded in a layer of dark clouds, an unsettling shriek slowly drifted in from outside. The next moment, with a cracking sound as the glass shattered, a Dementor exuding an aura of decay and death burst through the glass and entered the poor, lower-year Slytherin carriage.

In an instant, the entire carriage was like a roadside brothel's hideout being raided by special forces. Under such overwhelming force, the entire carriage descended into chaos in a matter of moments.

Since these Dementors were attracted by Kane's moonlight, they had no intention of attacking the other young wizards; they simply circled around Kane unconsciously.

However, the moment Kane withdrew the moonlight, the Dementors found that the feast before them had instantly transformed into a bland, watery white steamed bun...

In general, it's not that you can't eat it.

Just as one of the Dementors took the first step to eat Kane, several bizarre, skeuomorphic shadowy mouths suddenly rose and coiled around Kane's feet, biting him from the left and right. In less than an instant, the Dementor, which had been alive just moments before, was reduced to a tattered robe lying on the ground.