Although the attackers have left, the impact of the attack on St. Mungo's is not so easy to resolve.
St. Mungo's itself is the place where the therapists of Britain are most concentrated, but it is also the place with the most patients. It can maintain operation on weekdays because most patients do not need to be watched all the time.
Inpatients like Mrs. Travers only need one therapist every day, and the time required is less than an hour.
But now after experiencing this, those who are in need of treatment, those who have been stabilized, those who were originally hospitalized, those who were originally being treated... all need to be handled by therapists.
St. Mungo's's therapists really wanted to divide one person into eight, but there was still no way to change the reality of insufficient manpower.
So Manus released Muninn, letting Muninn and Huginn use Invisibility Charm together, and then used Life-Sustaining Charm on those patients who were in critical condition due to the accident, but the therapist was too busy for a while.
This is a very practical Zero-Ring Cantrips. It can use Positive Energy to forcibly lock a person's life state. It will not make the injuries and diseases disappear, but it can make the person immortal while the injuries and diseases still exist.
It is impossible to rely on this method to achieve immortality at the hands of the enemy in battle, but it can prevent you from being unable to receive medical treatment due to your injuries after a fierce battle.
In terms of implementation principle, this magic is actually similar to Organ Preservation, which is a subordinate of Resurrection Magic and other Resurrection Magic, but it is more precise and has a larger range than Organ Preservation.
Therefore, in terms of difficulty, this magic is also among the best among Zero-Ring Cantrips. As a trick that does not require a spell model, the control accuracy of Life-Sustaining Charm on Positive Energy actually exceeds many first- and second-level magics.
Leave the two Raven in St. Mungo's to save people, while Manus himself leaves first, only collecting information through the two Raven.
Originally, Manus just wanted to see if there were any other rare patients in St. Mungo's, similar to Mrs. Travers, and to inquire about the witnessing situation of the attacker.
Unexpectedly, the information collected by Raven was even more exciting than expected.
"It wasn't Death Eaters who did it?"
Although there is no specific evidence as to who the attacker was, the person in the ward that was attacked was Death Eaters. His life and death are unknown - to put it simply, no body has been seen.
In particular, the identity of this Death Eaters has been determined. He is Rodolphus·Lestrange. This member has made great achievements in Death Eaters and is known to be extremely loyal to Voldemort.
Therefore, we can basically rule out the possibility that Death Eaters attacked St. Mungo's just to kill or take away Rodolphus.
After confirming this to be true through the chats of multiple eyewitnesses and family members and friends on that day, as well as from the exchanges between therapists and the therapist's statement to Auror who arrived, Manus reflected on his preconceptions and stereotyped behavior.
This is indeed his fault. Without any evidence, he almost acquiesced that it was Death Eaters who did it...
But, is this right?
Order of the Phoenix surprise attack St. Mungo's?
Manus frowned. Although it is temporarily doubtful whether Dumbledore actually has a moral bottom line, judging from past experience, at least most of the Order of the Phoenix members still have justice in their hearts.
Theoretically, the concept of doing whatever it takes to achieve a just goal does exist, but there shouldn't be many people who are so extreme.
And there is also no evidence to prove that it was members of Order of the Phoenix who attacked St. Mungo's.
"Is there someone who wants revenge? Or... a group of Outsiders entered the scene at this time for some purpose?"
Judging from the strength shown by the opponent today, the latter should be more likely. St. Mungo's had an accident yesterday, and today's defense strength is definitely far beyond normal times.
Manus shook his head. Now Britain Wizarding World is really becoming more and more incomprehensible.
Ministry of Magic, who occupies the right to rule with great righteousness and a certain background, but lacks hard power and suffers from serious internal corruption.
Death Eaters was founded by Half-blood but a powerful leader, built with the slogan Pure-blood Supremacy, and tried to seize the dominance of Wizarding World.
Order of the Phoenix, which was founded under the leadership of the greatest Wizard of this century, aims to fight against the chaotic killings caused by Death Eaters and Death Eaters. At least for now, it has not shown any thoughts about the dominance of Wizarding World.
Britain Wizarding World There are only so many people in total, but there are so many factions, and these three factions are actually intertwined with each other.
Now a new group of people seems to have appeared...
"Wait a minute, he may not be a newcomer."
After rummaging through his memory, Manus suddenly remembered that Britain Wizarding World seemed to have a group of people suspected of committing this incident.
The other party's presence is not as great as the three parties he just listed, but in fact this is not the first time that it has shown any improper intentions towards Britain Wizarding World, but it is just better hidden.
"The Greater Good..."
Recalling his several interactions with this organization, Manus inevitably thinks of Kreigs and several of his accomplices.
Strictly speaking, these people are not the Greater Good, but were hired by the Greater Good to come to Hogwarts to find something. What's interesting is that these people don't even know what they want to steal.
Maybe the Greater Good didn't want their target to be exposed, but Manus took action too early.
The reason why Manus was so impressed by them is mainly because now that I think about it, I still regret that I killed a few people so easily.
I knew earlier that I should have kept him as a guinea pig, but later I realized that it was really hard to find a target with such perfect moral conditions.
Although Wizarding World is in chaos outside now, Manus can't go out to fish for law enforcement and let others take action against him and then arrest him, right?
I don't know whether the law recognizes this or not. Manus It's really difficult for me to get through this test in my heart. The most critical point in morality is whether I think this matter is reasonable or not.
If someone else takes the initiative to attack him when he is not doing anything wrong, then Manus can feel at ease no matter what he does after arresting the person, but if he takes the initiative to lure the other person to attack him... let's forget it.
"It doesn't matter whether it was the Greater Good or not, as long as it doesn't affect Hogwarts and Cokeworth."
Manus shook his head and asked Huginn and Muninn, who had finished their work, to come back. No matter what happened outside, it had little to do with him now.
This is something Dumbledore needs to worry about.
He thinks he has enjoyed the treatment of a protagonist and will not refuse to take responsibility, but according to Wizard's age, even if Wizarding World's safety will be his turn in the future, it will be at least a hundred years later.