Chapter 102 This year Navy experienced an unforgettable Christmas (Ch 102)

“Well, it happens that it’s rare for someone to ask me such professional questions.” Moffitt pulled over two visiting chairs from the corner of the ward.

“Strictly speaking, the Longbottoms’ behavior cannot be considered a disease, but rather a self-defense function of the body. You should know what they have been through, right?”

“The Cruciatus Curse.”

Murphy nodded. “Moreover, it was the Cruciatus Curse used by the vicious Death Eaters. The pain caused by this Cruciatus Curse is so severe that the hormones secreted by the human body can no longer control it.”

After he finished speaking, he glanced at Kaisen’s weird expression.

“Don’t worry about the details. After graduating from Hogwarts, I went to the Muggle University of Manchester to study medicine.”

“Oh! Alumni, alumni!”

“Don’t make such a fuss. All the wizards in England are alumni…wait…”

“Yes, I mean the Manchester alumni.”

“Oh! Nice to meet you. I never thought that you are studying…”

“civil Engineering.”

The two of them exchanged some warm and pleasantries before getting back to business.

“It’s almost like the memory of this pain is so painful that once you recall it, your brain will feel the pain as if you were there, you know, like… you know the sequelae of war?”

“Generally speaking, the victims will go in two directions. The more extreme ones may pull out their wands and start killing people, while the quieter ones are like the Longbottoms.”

“Do they have any… um, physical problems?”

Moffitt shook his head. “The Cruciatus Curse doesn’t harm the body, nor does it strictly speaking harm the soul. It only makes the soul feel pain. That’s why I don’t think this is a disease. That’s why I don’t know how to start.”

“In other words, the Longbottoms are like this only because of a horrible memory? Can this memory be deleted?” Kaisen asked.

Malphite took out his wand and drew a line out of thin air.

“Let me explain to you. Ordinary memories are physiological memories. They are only recorded in the brain. The pain caused by the Cruciatus Curse belongs to the memory of the soul.”

“Think of this line as a wave of the patient’s memory. If it is physiological, then this memory will only leave a trace at one point on the memory line.”

“As for the spiritual aspect, the entire memory line is covered with a thick haze. To be honest, this level of memory problem should not be solved by ordinary Oblivion. To be honest, I doubt that Dumbledore’s Oblivion is even so high.”

Kaisen looked up at the ceiling… He thought of a person… A person he had looked down upon before, but at this moment…

“If a person can sense that he has been cast under the Confusion Curse, and use Obliviate to make himself forget the effect of the Confusion Curse on him, can he be competent for this difficult task?”

Moffitt shook his head. “Impossible. There is absolutely no way anyone in this world can use a forgetfulness spell of that degree. Besides, it is still unknown whether the forgetfulness spell can be used in this way.”

“Oh, not really. You know, Hogwarts is a place with a lot of highs and lows. It’s no exaggeration to say that it’s a place with hidden dragons and crouching tigers.”

“What do you mean?”

Kaisen shrugged, exchanged a few polite words with Moffitt, and then disappeared.

…………….

On the other side, Hogwarts…

Defense Against the Dark Arts Office.

Boom boom boom.

“Here it comes!”

Kaisen stood outside the door and heard the sound coming from far away. Soon the door opened and Lockhart’s bright smile was reflected on Kaisen’s monocle.

“Hello.” He said with a smile.

And Lockhart also politely smiled…well, a smile that was uglier than crying.

“Professor Kaisen, I remember that I have never offended you recently. What did I do wrong?”

“You did nothing wrong. I’m here just to ask, did you really use the Obliviate to free you from the influence of the Confounding Curse?” Kaisen leaned against the door frame to prevent Lockhart from closing the door.

“The Oblivion Spell… Professor Kaisen, I have to be honest with you. Many of the stories in my book are false, but the Oblivion Spell is really true. It is the only spell I specialize in.”

“Just tell me if you can do it?”

“I can.”

Kaisen nodded: “Now there is a chance to save the little wizard’s broken family, will you come?”

Lockhart shook his head.

“Don’t you like fame? You also said that your stories are all fake. What’s the use of fake fame gained by making up stories? As long as your Oblivion Charm works this time, I guarantee that your contribution this time will allow you to escape Azkaban once!”

“What kind of activity, rescuing a young wizard, requires the use of a forgetfulness spell?”

“I’m not an expert in this area, but I can assure you that there is absolutely no danger this time. If there is any danger, how about I help you deal with it?”

“I think the danger closest to me…you can’t deal with it, and you won’t be able to deal with it.” Lockhart looked at Kaisen and said quietly.

“If you help me this time, I promise I won’t bother you again.”

“…..I can’t refuse.”

“It’s your freedom,” Kaysen replied.

But Lockhart heard something different from Kaisen’s answer, such as that it was his freedom to refuse.

And it is Kaisen’s freedom to beat him up here.

“…Let’s go.”

…………..

“So… Professor Kaisen, if you have the enchanted book treatment, I will definitely let you try it yourself. If anything goes wrong, I will take responsibility for it, but him? This liar?” Moffitt said to Lockhart with disdain.

“Um…Excuse me for asking…When did you know that I was Kaisenhis?”

“…Don’t you know how famous you are now? Ever since your enchanted book treatment came out, those former werewolves have gone crazy, printing your photos and praises of you in every corner of wizards’ websites.”

“On average, 2.5 wizards who speak rudely to you are beaten up by a mob every day. It’s hard not to know each other in this situation.” Malphite spread his hands and said.

“… This was definitely not my idea. I didn’t even know about it.”

“Well, I understand that, but you still want to use this liar?”

Kaisen shrugged. “Everyone has his own expertise. If it comes to the Oblivion spell, perhaps Dumbledore is not as good as him.”

“For your sake, it can’t get any worse,” Moffitt said.

“If you’re not sure, don’t force it. I don’t want to make the situation worse.” Kaisen warned Lockhart.

Lockhart nodded and walked into the ward.

Hogwarts Castle in the evening.

“Neville will have an unforgettable Christmas this year.”

“Um…thank you, Professor Kaysen.”

“Thank me for what?”

“…maybe…it showed me another way.” Lockhart replied.