Elwyn was thinking about what Sirius had said. There was a lot of information. Vampires, evil gods, and Grindelwald. Was there any connection between them?
Salazar Slytherin left the Hogwarts a thousand years ago. He carried a lot of powerful items with him. Elwyn did not know about the others, but he was sure that the whereabouts of the Double Serpent Cane and the evil god's brain and body were unknown …
Both were important. Among them, Elwyn felt that there was a high possibility that it was a part of the evil god.
Lord Voldemort already had the statue of the evil god. If he obtained a part of the evil god's body …
Elwyn did not dare to think about it anymore. He felt that it was necessary to go to Norway. If the situation changed, he would intervene quickly.
In addition, Elaine was the same. They had not contacted each other since the last farewell letter of the previous semester.
He did not know what happened to the girl. Did something happen to her?
By the fireplace, Harry and Hermione asked a few more questions. Sirius answered them one by one, seemingly a little impatient.
"Alright, don't worry about me. You four helped out in Norway. If there's any information, I'll let you know in time." Sirius smiled again. "How are things here? Is there anything you want to tell me?"
Indeed, they had too many things to tell Sirius since the summer break.
Although they had written a lot through letters, they still had a lot to tell Sirius in person.
Especially Harry. He had been wronged this summer. He was left alone with the Dursley family. No one contacted him. He did not know about the world of magic. He was attacked by the Dementors. There was also the terrible public opinion and everyone's reaction since school started.
Harry wanted to tell Sirius and his godfather.
However, he swallowed the words. He thought about how he could not help in such a dangerous place. He should not talk to him about these troublesome things.
"Harry's scar!" While Harry was hesitating, Hermione said directly, "Just a few days ago, when Umrich met him, his scar suddenly hurt, and we were all worried about it."
"Harry, is your scar hurting again?"
"Yes, Dumbledore and Elwyn both said that whenever the Lord Voldemort has a strong emotional fluctuation, my scar will hurt!" Harry said, "So, on the night I was put in solitary confinement, he was probably, um, angry or something."
"This could be a coincidence!" Elwyn added.
"Maybe!" Sirius said. "Now that he's back, the scar will definitely hurt more frequently …"
"Then, do you think this has nothing to do with her touching me when I was locked up at Umrich's place?" Harry asked.
"I'm not sure!" Sirius said. "I only know her because of her popularity, and I believe she's not a Death Eater."
"She's so bad, she definitely has the right to be a Death Eater," Harry said unhappily.
"Yes, but there are not only good people and Death Eaters in the world." Sirius said with a bitter smile. "You don't have to bother to verify anything, she probably has nothing to do with the Lord Voldemort. Yes, I know she's an annoying person, and you should really listen to what Remus says about her. "
"Does Lupin know her too?" Harry asked immediately, remembering Umrich's comments about the dangerous half-human half-beast in class.
"No," Sirius said. "But Umrich drafted an anti-werewolf law a few years ago, and it made it impossible for Lupin to find a job, just before he started teaching at Hogwarts. That's why he was so poor during that time."
"Yes!" The few of them recalled Lupin's appearance at that time, and their disgust for Umrich deepened.
"What grudge does she have with werewolves?" Hermione asked angrily.
"I think she's afraid of them." Sirius said, smiling at Hermione's angry face. "Obviously, she hates half-humans and half-beasts. Last year, she went around persuading people to gather the merfolk together and hang a sign. By the way, how was her class? Did she train all of you to kill half-humans and half-beasts? "
"Don't mention it, she didn't let us use magic at all!"
"We just read that boring textbook," Ron said, "and copied down the words."
"Ah, that's not surprising." Sirius said, "I can tell you another piece of information. The Order of the Phoenix received news from the Ministry of Magic that Fudge doesn't want you to do combat training."
"Combat training!" Harry said in disbelief. "What does he think we're doing, forming an army of wizards?"
"That's exactly what he thinks you're doing!" Sirius said.
"We're indeed learning magic from Elwyn, but this isn't combat training, and it has nothing to do with the army."
"We're currently learning basic defensive skills, not combat training at all." Elwyn said, "However, I'm going to pass on the Auror knowledge and combat training you taught me to everyone later to help them improve their strength."
"Well, I have no problem with that. In fact, I think you guys should learn more magic. If I hadn't come to this place, I would have taken you on an adventure last summer. " Sirius said, "But not everyone thinks it's a good thing. That's what Fudge thinks now, or to be more precise, that's what he's afraid of Dumbledore doing, forming his own secret army and then using it to compete with the Ministry of Magic."
Hearing this, everyone was silent for a moment.
"He's crazy. How could a normal person think like that?"
"I've never heard of such a stupid thing. Even Luna's crazy talk wasn't this stupid," Ron said.
"I finally understand what's going on. So, just because Fudge is afraid that we'll use spells against the Ministry of Magic, he won't let us learn black magic defense skills?" Hermione said angrily.
"That's right!" Sirius said, "Fudge thinks that Dumbledore will do anything to usurp power, and his suspicion of Dumbledore is growing stronger by the day. I'm sure that if this continues, one day he'll make up groundless charges and arrest Dumbledore. "
There was another moment of silence. They learned more from Sirius. Fudge really did seem crazy!
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