"How did you solve it in the end?"
"Ran away. What else could I do... One day, I'm going to blow up Gringotts. Hagrid was absolutely right—the goblins aren't decent people."
Kayson spoke in an icy tone.
"Huh? What's that?" Hagrid suddenly looked up.
"What is it?"
Kayson looked in the direction Hagrid was pointing. A tree that had been uprooted was flying straight out of the Forbidden Forest, hurtling toward the people on the Quidditch pitch.
"Kayson, Snape, go see what it is." Dumbledore did not even take out his wand. He merely raised a hand, and the enormous tree turned to dust. Then he spoke to the two most mobile professors.
"Alright." In the blink of an eye, Kayson used Ender teleportation to reach the direction from which the tree had come, deep in the Forbidden Forest.
Snape turned into a plume of black smoke and flew over as well.
"Any clues?" Snape asked Kayson from midair, his lower body still made of smoke.
"Not yet. It might be a Disillusionment Charm, but anyone who can uproot a tree that large in an instant is no easy target. Be careful." Kayson scanned the surroundings through his monocle as he warned him.
"Don't worry." Snape nodded and flew a little higher.
Kayson continued watching everything within his field of view through his monocle.
Wood, wood, earth, water, earth, wind, life, magic, order.
"?" Kayson discovered three discordant elements amid the forest. The next moment, he raised his hand, and almost instantly, silent chains of order wrapped around the invisible thing.
It quickly revealed its true form: a House-elf.
"Hm? You're not one of Hogwarts' House-elves." Kayson frowned.
Snape soon flew over as well. Looking at the House-elf bound by chains of order, he frowned. "It belongs to the Malfoys."