Stopped Nagini's evil? How could I have stopped it?
Levid was puzzled.
It seemed he had merely used a Transfiguration spell on Nagini, shrinking her.
Everything after that was left to Dumbledore...
Could it be that Dumbledore had killed Nagini?
But how could that be possible? Dumbledore wouldn't do that...
Levid pondered.
Tom, over there, was ready for more bullying from Levid.
But, for some reason, he suddenly fell silent.
Levid's silence suited him perfectly, so he remained silent, hoping Levid would never speak again! At this point, Levid, unable to find an answer, decided not to dwell on it.
After all, the large sum of merit points he had earned proved that he had done a good deed.
Besides, if he ever wanted to know Nagini's whereabouts, he could just ask Dumbledore.
There was no need to dwell on it.
After Levid stopped worrying, he felt a little happier, and he also let go of the still-frightened Tom.
"It's already past ten o'clock, why are you still lying there? Shouldn't you be up and reading? You're at the age of striving, how can you sleep?"
Tom looked at Levid, bewildered.
"It's not... it's not you who forbade me from reading the spells book..."
"Huh? You don't want to read, you're lazy. You should look for the reason within yourself, how can you blame me?
If I forbid you from reading the spells book, can't you read other books?
Like Transfiguration, Potions, Herbology, and so on? Sigh, kids these days..."
Levid said, shaking his head as he left the room.
Tom stared at Levid's back in amazement.
You bastard... You were the one who punished me for not reading!
And if it wasn't your Stunning Spell, how could I have slept until after ten?
How could it suddenly be my own fault for being lazy? How shameless!
However, Tom only opened his mouth, but ultimately, no words came out.
Never mind... At least that bastard Wade said so. Even if I can study again...
I can't beat you right now... But one day, I want you to feel the pain I'm in!
Levander, carrying his toiletries, had just left the house when he ran into Dumbledore, who was carrying a familiar cage.
"Professor?"
Levander glanced at the cage in his hands in surprise.
Wasn't that Nagini?
Why had Dumbledore brought her back?
"I came to see you. I have two things to tell you."
Dumbledore's expression was a little serious.
In truth, Levander had never seen such a serious expression on Dumbledore's face.
"Professor... what's going on?"
Levander asked, puzzled.
Dumbledore glanced around, then pulled Levander into an empty guest room next door.
He then drew his wand and carefully arranged the entire room, isolating it from all sound.
"First of all... we must keep this a secret. No one can overhear."
Dumbledore pulled up a chair and sat down, speaking urgently.
"Don't ask about that senior student's name anymore, and don't read her information.
I will personally guide you in ancient magic, but unless necessary, please conceal your knowledge of ancient magic as much as possible... understand?"
"What... what happened?"
Levander asked, but he already had some ideas in mind.
This had to be related to the letter he had written to Dumbledore that morning!
He hadn't expected Dumbledore to arrive so quickly...
Based on the timeline, Dumbledore should have Apparated back directly after receiving the letter.
"It's hard for me to explain clearly..." Dumbledore said with a frown.
He really didn't know how to tell Levander.
It was incredible that a person's name suddenly disappeared from the world without him even noticing!
"Is it because... you can't remember the senior sister's name?"
Levander asked tentatively.
"How did you know?"
Dumbledore asked doubtfully.
Dumbledore should have known the senior sister's name, so he was able to quickly find out that the senior sister's name had disappeared.
But Levander shouldn't have known the senior sister's name, so how did he know that he couldn't remember the senior sister's name?
"Because last night, I didn't remember at all that I should ask you about the senior sister's name.
And when you were talking about her career, you didn't mention her name at all...
After I got up this morning, I felt something was wrong. So I wrote you a letter." Levander said.
Dumbledore, who had always trusted Lewd, was immediately relieved of his doubts after hearing this.
"You are very careful, Lewd.
That's true. In fact, if I hadn't received your letter, I would not have noticed this at all! This matter is really weird at every turn!"
Dumbledore looked up at Lewd, then said very solemnly:
"The senior sister's name is lost...
Whether it is in the memory of the person involved or in the materials left by Hogwarts...
Even in the admission book of Hogwarts that records the name of every student, her name has become blank..."
"Has she completely disappeared?" Lewd asked.
"No, it should be said that part of it disappeared."
Dumbledore said, "It's so weird... I just asked Principal Dippet, and he couldn't remember the senior sister's name either.
Then he checked the admission book, and... her name disappeared from the admission book, leaving a blank, but the date of birth after her name was still there!
The same is true for other records of her deeds. The information is still there, but the name is gone..."
"In other words, every trace of her is still there... except for her name?" Levid asked in surprise.
"Yes... Weird, too weird... Whoever can influence everyone without knowing it must be someone who is not to be trifled with."
Dumbledore sighed, "I will do my best to get to the bottom of this matter.
As for you, for your own safety, it's better not to ask any more questions about her.
Ancient magic is best hidden for the time being!"
The only thing the senior sister and Levid have in common is that they both have the ability to use ancient magic.
Now, the senior's name has disappeared, and considering that she vanished shortly after graduation...
Dumbledore is really worried.
If someone targets users of ancient magic, the senior might be in danger, and Levitra might be the next target!
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