Mysterious Walker at Hogwarts

"Do you have a way to extract the Obscurus from the Obscurus?" Dean's eyes lit up.

Newt smiled bitterly: "Yes, but you may not be able to bear the consequences - after the Obscurus is extracted, the Obscurus will also die. Sorry, this is already the limit of my ability."

"Then I can only place my hope on Grindelwald?" Dean muttered to himself with his eyes blank.

"If you only consider the research results before his failure, I don't think he has a better way." Newt had reservations about Grindelwald's research.

Seeing the look of despair on Dean's face, Newt quickly added: "I don't know if Grindelwald did any research on the Obscurial during his self-exile. Maybe he made new discoveries. maybe."

"So I still have to find a way to see Grindelwald?" Dean shook his head. Even if Grindelwald had a way, why should he tell him?

Dean didn't think it was true that Aberforth thought he was Grindelwald's chosen heir. There was no reason at all. It must all be a coincidence.

"Dean, if you are going to ask Grindelwald for help, I suggest you grow up for a while and then go see Grindelwald when you have enough strength. If he really has a way to solve the Obscurus, the stronger you are, The easier it is to succeed - Grindelwald appreciates the strong." Newt said, "Your sister is still young, and you still have time."

"Can I be powerful enough to be recognized by Grindelwald within a limited time?" Dean smiled bitterly. Even with the help of the system, he felt that there was little hope because time was too tight.

The deadline for "Limited Time Mission: Save Little Sister" is Knightley's 11th birthday. However, the system has set a deadline for the outbreak of Obscurus. Dean is not sure whether it will explode earlier due to an accident.

After all, the next few years will be the most dangerous period in the wizarding world. It is difficult to guarantee whether Voldemort will suddenly have a whim and prepare to use the power of the Obscurial to realize his ambitions.

"Or you can do your own research. I happen to have a sample of Obscurus here." Seeing Dean's sudden silence, Newt couldn't help but remind him.

"Do you have a sample of the Obscurus?" Dean shouted in disbelief.

"Well, it was separated from a recently deceased Sudanese girl a long time ago - many of Dumbledore and I's research on the Obscurus were based on this sample." Newt explained.

"Can I take a look?" Dean asked immediately.

"I'm afraid it's not possible yet. Your power is not strong enough. It is dangerous to come into contact with Obscurus samples rashly." Newt warned implicitly.

"Damn it, lack of strength again!" Dean complained blurt out.

"Actually, your strength is second to none among minor wizards. What limits you is not only your strength, but also your magical knowledge." Newt said: "For most wizards, their magic power has become constant after they reach adulthood, which really determines a wizard. The upper limit of your ability is actually magic knowledge.”

"I understand what you mean. Even if my current magic power allows me to contact and study Obscurus, it is unlikely that I will gain anything because of my poor foundation in magic knowledge, right?" Dean asked.

"Exactly." Newt nodded with a smile, "That's why learning is the most important thing for a young wizard like you - the teaching staff at Hogwarts is enough for you to gain rich accumulation in the next few years."

"But there is some knowledge that professors will not talk about." Dean discovered a huge flaw in the system: it could only simply and crudely improve the types and power of magic spells, but it could not help him acquire magic knowledge - this The necessary qualities for a wizard still require him to accumulate bit by bit in his daily life.

"But there is a restricted book section in the Hogwarts library, right?" Newt smiled, "With all due respect, Dean, for students like you who are capable of studying, the restricted book section is the easiest place to make breakthroughs. Place - of course, provided you love reading and have enough self-discipline.”

"I already have Professor Quirrell's approval note for the restricted book area, but in order to avoid detours, I wonder if you can give me some advice on which books I need to read to study the Obscurus?" Dean asked extremely humbly.

At this time, he received another system task.

"Mission: Knowledge is power

After an in-depth conversation with Newt Scamander, you realize that to become an outstanding wizard, powerful power alone is not enough. Rich knowledge is the true foundation of a wizard.Please do whatever you can to expand your knowledge base.

Reward: As your knowledge increases, your magic grows. "

Dean has not yet realized the true value of this task, but simply believes that the system has given him a "shortcut" to increase his magic power.

"Dean, I think it's better for you to explore on your own." Newt hesitated before saying: "If I give you any advice, it is very likely that you will follow my old path-that will not solve the problem of your sister. There is no good in being silent.”

"You don't want your thoughts to constrain me, right?" Dean said clearly.

"That's absolutely correct. I can't guarantee that my idea is correct. Maybe you find another way that is the right way." Newt said.

"Go your own way?" Dean repeated softly.

Newt looked at Dean, who was deep in thought, with complicated eyes.

"Master Newt, I have one last question." Dean said nervously.

"Tell me."

Dean said quickly, "I wonder how much you know about my biological father. Can you tell me about him?"

"Cough, cough, cough." Newt just took a sip of black tea and almost choked after hearing Dean's question.

"Master Newt, are you okay?" Dean asked suspiciously.

Why did Newt react so strongly?Is there really something wrong with my biological father?

"I'm fine. When you get older, you're always a little incapable of doing what you do." Newt explained mockingly, "I do know a little bit about your biological father, but I can't tell you much. I can only say that he was a very outstanding person." Young man."

"Why can't you tell me?" Dean asked puzzledly, "Is there some ulterior secret in him?"

"Dean, believe me, it's not what you think. Your father is very good, but there will be a more suitable person to tell you about him." Newt explained.

"Who will tell me? Professor Dumbledore?" Dean guessed.

This style of speaking without giving up is indeed very Dumbledore.

"You'll know when the time comes." Newt chose to keep the suspense.

"When?" Dean asked.

"At the point where we think you can know - I'm sorry, I can't reveal more." Newt said apologetically.

"You?" Dean repeated thoughtfully, and in connection with the reminder from Aberforth brought by the Patronus of the Goat, he was now more and more certain that this was a plan formulated by Newt, Dumbledore and others. plan.

Whether Dean wanted it or not, he was now a pawn on their chessboard - this was not a situation Dean wanted.