Chapter 105 Young people exercise more (Ch 105)

“Ah?” Harry and Dumbledore, who were in a passionate confrontation with Dobby, looked at Snape in confusion.

“…Such a serious mistake should result in direct expulsion, but I only gave him a simple point deduction.” Snape explained.

“It’s all your fault. I lost another 200 points.” Harry kicked the cage that held Dobby hard.

“In fact, the respected Mr. Harry Potter has been deducted 400 points.” Dobby said timidly.

“Only two hundred!” Harry said with a vicious expression.

“Oh, poor Harry Potter, because he loves his professor, he has lost his wisdom and can’t even do arithmetic.”

“Puff!”

Kaisen touched his chin awkwardly: “I remembered something happy, let’s continue.”

Dumbledore finally walked over at this time and patted Harry on the shoulder: “Dobby, why did you let Harry leave Hogwarts?”

“Because Hogwarts is very dangerous now. You can’t imagine what kind of thing has entered Hogwarts.”

“We know, isn’t it that basilisk? The glasses Professor Kaysen gave us can resist the attacks of the basilisk, you stupid…elf!” Harry said, pointing to the glasses on his nose.

“No, it’s not a basilisk, it’s something much more terrifying.” Dobby screamed.

“What is this more horrible thing?” asked Dumbledore.

“No…I…I can’t say.” Dobby cried and shook his head.

“Let me guess, is it a pitch-black notebook?”

Dumbledore said quietly.

“What? How could you… No, Dobby can’t tell!”

Kaisen and Snape, who were sitting on the glass steps and slacking off, looked at each other.

“It should be Voldemort’s Horcrux. I didn’t expect the Malfoy family had such a thing.” Kaisen said in a low voice.

“During the Dark Lord’s heyday, the Malfoy family was almost inseparable from the Dark Lord. It can be said that they were very close. In this light, it is not difficult to understand why the Dark Lord’s Horcruxes were hidden in the Malfoy family.” Snape explained.

“But shouldn’t these Horcruxes be used to help revive Horcruxes? Why did the Malfoys choose to send the Horcruxes directly to Hogwarts? Isn’t this pushing the Horcruxes into the fire pit?”

“If it weren’t for your alchemical glasses, it would be Hogwarts that would be pushed into the fire pit.” Snape said concisely.

“Well…I’ll take that as a compliment,” Kaisen said.

On the other side, Dumbledore stared at Dobby with his deep blue eyes for a long time before finally giving up.

“Kaysen, let him go.”

“Are you not going to ask any more questions?”

“Maybe it’s a conspiracy of the Malfoy family!” Harry’s voice almost drowned out Kaisen for a moment. It was obvious that he had a lot of opinions about Dobby.

“Perhaps the Malfoys have a conspiracy, but it has nothing to do with Dobby, and we already know almost everything we should know,” Dumbledore explained.

“Okay.” He walked over, took the ender pearl from the infusion table, and tapped it lightly with his hand.

“You can go now,” he said.

“Thank you.” Dobby said thank you politely, snapped his fingers and disappeared.

“You may leave Harry,” Dumbledore said.

Harry, on the other hand, looked at the office door far away in the horizon.

“Uh…” He looked at Kaisen, then at Dumbledore, but fortunately he saw Snape through his hidden gaze, and finally decided to walk.

“What an interesting little thing. It can also prevent house-elves from Apparating?” Dumbledore said as he looked at the Ender Pearl that Kaisen was playing with in his hand.

“The magic injection time is not enough, otherwise it can still stop the Phoenix.”

Kaisen said this and tapped the Ender Pearl again. In an instant it emitted a purple light, confining the nearby space.

Then a ball of fire burned in his hand, burning the ender pearl to ashes.

“Hmm?” Dumbledore didn’t understand.

“The infusion time is not enough. If I try hard, I can still make him stop the Phoenix’s teleportation.” Kaisen explained.

“……..You are not trying to stop me?” Dumbledore said suddenly without any clue.

“Well… how could that be? You are my principal, why would I blame you for everything? Don’t worry, I won’t do that.”

For some reason, Kaisen suddenly broke out in cold sweat on his forehead.

“That would be best.” Dumbledore nodded.

“What about the Malfoys?” asked Snape, sitting on the glass steps.

“Let them be. If it weren’t for them, we wouldn’t know the secret of Tom’s resurrection.” Dumbledore waved his hand.

“…Well, okay.” Snape nodded and turned into a ball of black mist and flew towards the office door.

“I’m leaving too. By the way, Kaisen, the hall cooked beef ribs for lunch today. You might like them.” Dumbledore said and teleported away.

“Mm…ribs…just the right amount.”

Kaisen said as he teleported to the auditorium.

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After a long time, Kaisen returned to the office. When he opened the door, he happened to see Harry opening the door.

“Huh? You sneaked in again?” he asked.

Harry wanted to cry but couldn’t: “Professor, I haven’t left yet!”

Kaisen touched his chin awkwardly. How could he explain this? He couldn’t say that ever since he replaced his office with a large ender box, things have gotten out of control and he has to expand it by several square meters every night before going to bed.

“…What do you say I add a bus to my office?”

Harry smiled bitterly at Kaisen: “Maybe, Professor, do you still remember what you said about the bad weather on the Quidditch field?”

“Well, do you remember what happened?”

“Maybe the next time we have a Quidditch match, if the weather is bad, we can play in this office,” Harry complained mercilessly.

“Of course, I’m planning on playing polo in the office… it’s just that there’s a vacancy right now.”

“What’s missing? It’s not the venue after all.”

“We are short of horses, balls, sticks… and people.”

“Okay Professor… I’m kind of in need of a break, really. I’ll have to grab my broomstick next time too.”

“Hmm…see you next time.”

Harry stumbled as he walked out into the corridor and almost fell to the ground.

“Young people… just need to exercise well.” Kaisen hummed a little tune and teleported directly to the sofa. He took out the magic manual and began to prepare for a week of underwater classes.