With extraordinary comprehension, I built a floating city at Hogwarts.

In short, it's a Gryffindor ecstasy spell.

And now, of course, Levin should be the first to be overjoyed.

The giant wolf had no idea that, in that instant, its seemingly defenseless prey had suddenly grasped a spell perfectly suited to counter the situation.

Levin simply raised his hand, without even needing to chant an incantation, and a tremendous force erupted from his palm.

Alder sign!

Caught off guard, the giant wolf that pounced was sent flying backward in an even more disheveled manner, crashing to the ground.

Before it could even get up, Tonks' attack arrived.

"[Torn to pieces]!"

Seeing Levin being attacked, the enraged Tonks disregarded everything and even used dark magic.

The charred giant wolf was struck by the curse, and its entire body was torn to pieces.

This sudden crisis was finally resolved.

Just as Tonks stepped forward to check on Levin's condition...

Before their eyes, the giant wolf's body suddenly transformed into a human corpse.

“That’s…Pico Curtis!”

Even if it were reduced to ashes after fighting for so long, Tonks would still recognize its identity.

"This giant wolf is actually Piccolo Curtis!"

Levin turned his head, and where he had knocked Piccolo away, Piccolo Curtis's body was no longer there.

“I never expected this, I never expected that Pico Curtis was actually a hidden Animagus who hadn’t been exposed all these years,” Tonks exclaimed. “He fooled everyone! This explains why he was able to escape from the Aurors’ encirclements on several occasions.”

"As expected of the poacher leader, he always keeps a secret."

Levin was also somewhat frightened.

He never expected that this dark wizard would have such a hidden skill.

No wonder he was able to turn the tables even when he was seriously injured and on the verge of death.

The transformation effect of 【Transformation】inherently includes a repair function.

Transforming a broken chair into a table usually results in a brand new table.

Animagus transformation naturally has a similar effect.

Even if severely injured in its normal form, it can recover to some extent after transforming into an Animagus.

Of course, injuries like burns, broken arms and legs, and other Debuf injuries will still be inherited.

This is why the transformed giant wolf still has a fighting chance.

Given his condition at the time, unless he drank a bottle of [Rejuvenation Elixir] on the spot, this was the only way to save him.

He had fully assumed that by disarming the opponent's wand, the opponent would lose the ability to retaliate.

But unexpectedly, there was such a tiny possibility.

It's understandable; the Animagus are indeed very profound, and there's very little written record or research on this spell by wizards.

Those who haven't personally experienced the Animagus won't understand these details.

Books about Animagus don't mention these things either.

As a result, the enemy transformed into a giant wolf and launched a surprise attack. If Levin hadn't learned a new spell on the spot, he would have been injured before he could finish the fight.

Of course, given his physical attributes enhanced by a full set of attribute-enhancing spells,

Even if you get tackled, at most you'll get bitten and lose a piece of flesh; in the magical world, it's just a minor injury.

But we should still learn from this near-disaster experience:

Never assume you have victory in the bag until you have completely neutralized the enemy's ability to resist.

Now, this poacher gang is either dead or wounded, and all are incapacitated.

The rest is simple.

Tonks confiscated the wands of the three poachers who were only injured in the explosion, ransacked them, tied them up with ropes, and then cast a Forgetfulness Charm and a Petrify Charm on each of them.

Levin then went to Piccolo's body and found a bone pendant on his chest.

Hanging in the middle is the beak of a griffin.

Aside from that, the most valuable thing he owned, besides a dragon skin bag, was his tattered, burnt monster skin cloak.

However, Levin did not intend to take any of these.

Since he had decided to attribute the credit for wiping out the poachers to Tonks, he had to leave some evidence for his cheap sister.

As for the spoils, just search Piccolo's men.

As long as things don't go too far, the Auror office won't interfere in these matters.

This can be considered an unspoken rule among Aurors, a perk for field staff.

Finally, the siblings divided the spoils equally, with Levin receiving about 800 Galleons – another big win!

In addition, he also took a leather suitcase that had been enchanted with a spatial extension spell.

Compared to the previous dragon skin wallet, this suitcase has much more space inside—almost enough to fit a small room.

This is not surprising, after all, it's a poacher's suitcase.

As is well known, people who work with magical creatures typically carry very large storage devices.

Otherwise, how could it hold so many magical creatures?

Fantastic creatures are not inanimate objects; they cannot all huddle together. They need space to live.

After dealing with these matters, Levin arrived at the magic gate.

Are you still looking for the treasure behind this door?

Tonks examined the magic gate and asked curiously:

"They spent so long trying to open this door, can you really do it alone?"

Based on Levin's previous performance

In Tonks' eyes, he was practically omnipotent.

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In the eyes of the female Auror, no matter how outrageous the task, Levin could accomplish it.

So now, she doesn't dare to say for sure that Levin can't open the magic door.

"Why not give it a try? There's no harm in trying."

Levin was quite open-minded about whether or not he could open the door.

In any case, the two main objectives of this trip—obtaining the griffin beak and winning over Tonks—have been achieved.

Obtaining the Scholar's Moonstone is just a bonus.

Furthermore,

Tonks had already cast a forgetting spell on every living prisoner.

If he really can't figure it out, he can simply hide the ruins and dig them up; the scholar Moonstone won't run away on his own.

But after inspecting the magic gate,

Levin then realized that,

My luck has turned.

Don't be fooled by this magic door; its surface is covered in complex seals and spells, making it impossible for anyone unfamiliar with magic runes to open.

But after using his psionic powers to probe, Levin discovered...

All the spells were concentrated on the surface; the internal mechanisms of the magic gate were not enchanted.

The door's opening mechanism is as follows: if the surface spell is broken, the mechanism on the door's surface will be activated, and the mechanism will transmit power to the inside, thus opening the entire door.

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But what if Levin skips the surface spells and mechanisms and triggers the internal mechanisms directly?

The door will certainly open.

This design flaw is huge.

It's important to understand that the modern unlocking spells are completely different from the previous two generations of unlocking spells, such as "Open Sesame" and "Open the Door."

"Open the Gates" was the most popular lock-picking spell before "Open the Arahomon."

This spell is designed to shatter the lock, thus breaking down the door, but sometimes it leaves a smoking hole in the keyhole.

Even earlier was "Open Sesame," which would rip the door off the hinges and chop it into firewood.

These spells are so crudely effective that only robbers would favor them over thieves.

The modern Alaho lock is more suitable for petty theft because it unlocks by directly disengaging the internal mechanism without causing any damage, making it easy to restore everything to its original state.

Modern anti-theft magic locks naturally need to be designed to counter Alohomora, for example, by casting spells on both the internal and external components to prevent them from being affected by Alohomora.

The magic gate before us naturally didn't have such an ingenious design.

But it also has ways to solve the same situation.

That is, by using the magic runes covering the surface of the door, to prevent magical effects from outside the door from invading the interior.

Since magic cannot affect the interior, [Alohomora] becomes ineffective.

However, this is also where the problem lies.

Levin doesn't need [Alaho Cavern] to directly control the internal mechanisms.

His psychic powers can do that too.

Your magical shield can block magic power, but it can't block our psionic energy, can it?

The ancient people who built this site never imagined that a freak like Levin would appear in the future.