Hogwarts: Bourne Returns from Warhammer

"Director Weasley, it's working hours now. I would prefer you to address me as Judge Ummerich. If possible, it would be better to add Your Excellency."

' Umbridge shrieked.

The woman, who was dressed in a "death Barbie pink" wizard robe, deliberately emphasized the pronunciation of the title "director" when she spoke.

With that disgusting smiling expression, she was obviously mocking the "Office for the Prohibition of Misuse of Muggle Artifacts" which only had two people, and whose person in charge could actually be called the director.

She seemed to have never thought about this: with only one subordinate, he was still able to become an office director in a place like the Ministry of Magic where everyone has their own job. Isn't this the value of the Weasley name?

You know, even the head of the Auror Office is just a "Director", and his position level is no different from Arthur Weasley.

However, Mr. Weasley didn't care about the woman's ridicule. He came here to do serious business.

"Okay," he said, and placed the subpoena for Bourne on the trial table. "The judge for trial week 9, Miss Umbridge... Um, Your Excellency, is this subpoena issued by you?"

Including Dumbledore, all the "parents" on Bourne's side looked at Umbridge.

"That's right," the woman admitted frankly.

"I issued this subpoena. I have the reason and the power to ask this little wizard named Bern Slughorn to come here today to be questioned by the Magic Court."

As she spoke, she placed a copy of the International Statute of Wizarding Secrecy on the bench and poked the tome with her stubby fingers painted with magenta nail polish while looking at Bourne with a smug look.

Looking at the actions of this female colleague who had a very bad reputation in the Ministry of Magic because of her flattery of superiors, Mr. Weasley asked in an unbelievable tone: "Do you know what you are doing?"

At this moment, the three old wizards who were members of Bourne's "Parents' Group" all looked very unhappy.

And Bourne was also surprised.

The International Statute of Secrecy is the foundation for the establishment of the Ministry of Magic in each country. It can even be said that the Ministry of Magic in each country was actually established to implement these laws and regulations.

For example, the British Ministry of Magic was originally just a loose Wizengamot Council.

If it weren't for the implementation of the International Statute of Secrecy, the wizards of the Wizengamot centuries ago would not have gone to the trouble of establishing the British Ministry of Magic.

It is for this reason that once a wizard is found to have violated the International Statute of Secrecy, he has definitely and definite committed a serious crime.

Most of those wizards are now in Azkaban prison, keeping company with Dementors.

Mr. Weasley said angrily: "You are not qualified to judge whether wizards have violated the Statute of Secrecy. That is the power of the Wizengamot."

"Actually, I do."

Umbridge proudly produced another badge, which was the proof of membership of the Wizengamot Wizarding Council.

"Last month, with the strong recommendation of Minister Fudge, I became a member of the Wizengamot Council of Fifty.

Director Weasley, you have to know that if I didn't have this responsibility, there would be no reason for a minister's chief secretary like me to come to this magical court and serve as an inquisitor part-time.

I am accumulating experience for my future court appearances.”

After saying this, Umbridge immediately picked up a handbell on the trial table and rang it twice.

However, the handbell did not ring at all. After being shaken twice, it only formed a translucent magic barrier that enveloped everyone.

When the barrier was about to touch his body, Bourne suddenly foresaw the effect of this magic and understood in his mind: "This is a barrier that isolates sound. There is no danger."

Just yesterday, when the Eye of Fateweaver was rioting, Gryffindor's sword absorbed the magic of this dark magic item with the ability to petrify and predict.

Originally, Bourne thought that only the sword of Gryffindor had gained some improvement again.

But he soon discovered that this idea seemed a bit one-sided. As the person who actually destroyed the black magic item (rather than any weapon), he also gained some rare things.

In addition to the magic of the Harry Potter world, Bourne also has a strong psychic talent, a talent that even surpasses that of an Alpha-level psychic.

However, ever since he discovered that he had psychic talents, he never realized that his psychic abilities had ever been exposed to the field of [precognition].

Until yesterday.

Holding the sword of Gryffindor that absorbed the power of the Eye of Weaver, Bourne "saw" glimpses of this magic sword and his loyal chainsaw sword fighting side by side in the future.

For the first time, he experienced the magic of divination and prophecy in the world of Harry Potter.

This also stimulated his psychic talent, and psychic powers related to precognition also began to manifest.

As a type of psychic power, psychics who use the power of foresight are called prophets or diviners. In the Warhammer universe, psychics who are prophets seek to discern the hidden past of the galaxy and know the course of future events to exercise their abilities.

Because these abilities allow the seer to seek answers through the twisted chains of the non-physical realm (the Warp), sometimes even allowing him to influence the outcome of future events, psychic precognition must be used with caution.

Basically, apart from minor tricks such as [Anticipate the Enemy's Moves] and [Perfect Attack] that are used inadvertently during battle, true strategic-level psychic foresight is usually only performed by think tank mentors and curators at key points in certain decisive battles, on the premise of making adequate plans.

Mortal psykers who rashly engage in psychic precognition will either end up attracting demons from the Warp or being visited by the Inquisition or the Ministry of Justice to read their water meters.

Thinking of this, Bourne couldn't help but feel lucky again: "Fortunately, there is no subspace in this world. Although the power of psychic magic has been weakened, it is not so scary to use it."

And perceiving the effects of magic like him is the simplest use of psychic foresight by the Astartes Librarians when fighting against certain enemies who can use magic.

If he wanted, psychic foresight could even detect a lot of information such as "the magic principle of the magic handbell" and "how to destroy this magic barrier more conveniently and quickly".

However, this information quickly became meaningless.

Because when the magic barrier was formed, Umbridge, who seemed not to know how to read people's faces, said arrogantly: "Adding a silent barrier is for your own good. After all, you don't want others to hear what a little wizard does, right?"

Then, Bourne's Grandpa Horace couldn't bear it anymore. This fat old man who always looked smiling to outsiders pointed his wand at the magic handbell, and a thin "stream of water" spurted out. The thing was directly corroded into waste by this "stream of water".

What sprayed from his wand was not a stream of water at all, but a terrible poison mixed with the toxin of the eight-eyed giant spider, which could even "poison" metal.

Without the support of the magic bell, the so-called silent barrier immediately collapsed, just like a popped bubble, disappearing in the blink of an eye.

"I want others to hear it," Horace said with anger, his neck turning red. "What has the Ministry of Magic become now? They can't even tolerate a little wizard and they want to fabricate charges against him!"

Umbridge took two steps back in shock.

When Bourne saw her like this, he couldn't help but sneer in his heart: With such courage, she dares to call herself an inquisitor... She is worthy of the gold content of the British Ministry of Magic.