Sean thought for a while before he said, âProfessor Dumbledore, do you know Mr. Newt Scamander, the author of the âFantastic Beasts and Where to Find Themâ book?â
Dumbledore nodded, âNewt was a student at Hogwarts. I taught him at the time, and since he graduated from Hogwarts, we have maintained a good friendship. In fact, you look kind of similar to him.â
âBecause of my character to the animals?â
âYes, Sean,â Dumbledore smiled at him, âIn fact, Newt canât tame an underage dragon quickly.â
Sean blinked his eyes unconsciously. In fact, this was one of his doubts. His talent was at level 9, and it was already high, but he always felt that the effect was a bit too much. Because as long as he looks at the animal, they would be under his control?
If it acts this way, this is way too powerful. Sean definitely was a bit uneasy by this feeling.
When he was in Diagon Alley, he also went to a pet store. It was true that creatures such as toads, cats, and so on were very warm and close to him, but he never felt the emotions of those creatures.
Today, he felt it twice in a row, and it happened to be the Forbidden Forest riot when he was going through a punishment, which is too coincidental.
Dumbledore seemed to see Seanâs doubts. He patted Seanâs shoulder, âAlthough it is not normal, it is a good thing. It shows that you are a good person.â
âThen, Professor. Does this because of the commotion that happened in the Forbidden Forest?â
Dumbledore looked in the direction of the Forbidden Forest again, âIâm sorry, Sean, I canât give you an accurate answer. However, I have a small guess.â
Dumbledore moved slowly, clasping his hands together, âWhether it is the influence of magic, the reason those animals acting like this was because they were at the bottom of their emotion.â
Sean was confused, âWhat do you mean? I helped them bounce back from the bottom, so they were close to me?â
âItâs not clear enough, but thatâs roughly what it means.â Dumbledore withdrew his hand.
âI found it out when I was casting the spell. Waking those poor animals wasnât difficult. As long as I could boost their sanity by a bit, the animals can break free on their own.â
Dumbledore looked at Sean with a satisfied look in his eyes. âNewt has such qualities when facing those animals. So I think you are very similar to him in terms of talent.â
âOf course, youâre also brave, and kind,â Dumbledoreâs expression brightened, âYou didnât give up on Hagrid and found a way to save him. Which is very commendable.â
Sean smiled slightly, although he felt that Dumbledoreâs praise was too much.
âOkay, Sean, itâs late night, and you should go sleep. I have to go too. By the way, for your brave performance today, ten points for Ravenclaw.â He winked at Sean.
âThank you, Professor.â Sean bowed gracefully.
Dumbledoreâs lit up, and then he disappeared in place. When the sparks disappeared, Sean smacked his lips. Sean turned around and was about to go back when he saw someone turning back in the direction of Hagridâs hut.
âProfessor Kettleburn?â Sean saw the person coming.
Kettleburn looked unhappy.
âWallup? Why havenât you left.â He loosened his brows.
âI just spoke to Professor Dumbledore and am about to return.â
âOh, thatâs why I just saw something there.â Kettleburn face changed, âHave you seen the principalâs phoenix?â
Sean shook his head. From beginning to end, Dumbledore was only surrounded by flames, and Phoenix did not appear.
Kettleburn sighed, âWell, Albus has been hiding his phoenix from me. Because I want to study its characteristic.â
âBy the way, is Hagrid finished?â Sean asked casually.
Speaking of this, Kettleburn stroked his beard, âThat Hagrid actually sent me off here. He just wanted to study that dragon by himself.â
Sean still kept a polite smile. He didnât forget what he should do here because he still had an egg of a magical beast that hadnât hatched.n/o/vel/b//in dot c//om
The two entered the castle along the covered bridge and chatted more and more. Kettleburn didnât care about other things, but he was extremely proud of his knowledge of animals.
By the time they walked to the main lobby, Professor Kettleburn had shown an interest in him.
After chatting for a while, Kettleburn stopped in his tracks and said, âThe Ravenclaw Tower is here. You should go back to sleep, Sean.â
âThank you very much. Can I go to you to learn more about animals if you have time?â Sean had a curious expression on his face.
âOf course, of course. You are always welcome in my office.â Kettleburn stroked his beard with satisfaction.
Sean pretended to have a sudden thought and said casually, âOh, Professor. I forgot which book I read it in. Are there any magical animal eggs, about the size of a head, with turquoise patterns and some fluorescence lightâ
Kettleburn thought for a moment and said slowly, âFluorescence light? It may be a Common Welsh Green Dragon, but the size of the eggs is not right. Well, I guess the eggs differ in each different environment, but I donât think itâs that one. I canât give you an accurate answer, but you can go find the book that explains that one and maybe talk to me if you need some guidance.â
âI understand. Thank you for your time, Professor.â Although itâs a pity that he didnât get an accurate answer, itâs also a good gain to get to know Professor Kettleburn.
After saying goodbye, Sean walked towards the tower alone. When he reached the bottom of the stairs, he suddenly felt the urge to urinate. He glanced at the long spiral staircase above his head, and Sean walked decisively towards the bathroom at the bottom of the building.
âItâs so far away.â Sean quickened his pace and came to the corner where the bathroom was, but he heard two people arguing.
The voice came from the direction of the bathroom, and it was a little vague, but Sean could still hear it. What was surprising was he had just said goodbye to one of the voices that were talking, and he felt a strikingly similar tone to the other one.
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