Sure enough, Dumbledore turned his gaze to Harry and reminded him:
"Harry, I heard you killed a Dementor on the train. I hope you'll spare these ones at Hogwarts. They're important property of the Ministry of Magic."
Harry nodded helplessly and replied:
"Don't worry, Headmaster Dumbledore. As long as they don't provoke me."
The Young Wizards all looked at Harry in astonishment. Seamus nudged Ron and asked:
"Ron, is it true? Harry actually killed a Dementor?"
Ron nodded with a face full of pride. "Of course it's true! How could it be fake? Killing a Dementor is nothing to Harry!"
The Young Wizards stared at Harry in amazement, especially the older students. Their surprise was even more obvious, and even the professors were no exception.
Compared to the clueless first-year Young Wizards, they understood far better what it meant for Harry to have killed a Dementor.
As a special kind of Dark Magic creature, Dementors had no true life or physical bodies. They usually survived by feeding on human happiness, emotions, and souls.
The Patronus Charm was the only known effective method for driving Dementors away. Even an ordinary Killing Curse had no proper effect on them.
Only a Killing Curse cast by the most powerful wizards, with magic strong enough to inflict sufficient impact and damage upon a Dementor's spiritual body, could harm or even destroy one.
Therefore, ordinary wizards could do nothing but drive Dementors away. They could not harm these bizarre magical creatures in the slightest, much less kill them.
Everyone was now extremely curious about what method Harry had used to kill a Dementor, and whether that method could be widely taught.
But no matter what method he had used, it meant Harry's strength had already reached the peak of the Wizarding World.
If he had