Ron's Magical Deviation

"Wait, did I hear that right?!"

"Were those bats your magic?"

"Is this the Bat-Bogey Hex?" Lupin, who had run to the cabin in one breath after being informed by Hagrid, looked at Ginny in surprise.

You see, the bat just now really startled him.

Imagine yourself deep in a dark forest, gripping your wand tightly, ready to attack or defend at any moment.

But then, a bat the size of a house cat, with an evil-looking appearance, Accio towards you.

However, this bat also unexpectedly gained acceptance from the Werewolf deep in the Forbidden Forest.

They mistook him for someone in danger and took him into the cave where they usually lived.

"I just wanted to know where you are?" Ginny stuck out her tongue and disappeared into Harry's back.

"It seems Ravenclaw's Diadem is indeed remarkable," Lupin remarked.

In his view, Ron's recent invention of the Mist Potion, and Ginny's use of the Variant Bat-Bogey Hex today, were all thanks to the Ravenclaw's Diadem in Harry's possession.

"Huh?" Ron looked completely confused.

But Harry, who immediately understood, nudged him with his elbow.

"Yes, but that Ravenclaw's Diadem isn't useful for everyone."

"Like our dorm room, and even Ravenclaw in our school year, they all borrowed it."

"But it seems to have only worked a little on Ron and Ginny." Harry then added his own explanation.

In Harry's view, this was a great excuse to freely explore the knowledge he had learned in Moon City.

Ron, regaining his senses, nodded in agreement.

Ginny, who was behind Harry, also peeked out and nodded to indicate that this was indeed the case.

"Hagrid told me you needed to talk to me." After a brief moment of surprise, Lupin began to remember his business.

"How are things between you and Tonks!" This was undoubtedly Ginny.

"Is that Fenrir Greyback difficult, compared to Animagus?" Ron and Ginny asked at the same time.

"What's going on in Azkaban?" Harry asked, following Ron and Ginny.

"Can you come one by one?" Lupin never expected that they would come to find him because of this.

The most outrageous thing is that Ginny also found out about his relationship with Tonks.

"Kids, first of all, what I do with Tonks is none of your business. Okay, I'll tell you, things are going well between us," Lupin said helplessly, as Ginny stared at him with a pitiful look.

"Whoopi!" Ginny jumped up.

"Secondly, regarding the matter of Azkaban. Let me be blunt: Dumbledore and even the Ministry of Magic have always been 'keeping an eye' on the entire North Sea."

"You should know that Dumbledore was an Alchemy as great as Nicolas Flamel."

"Dumbledore crafted a vast array of alchemical tools, which are scattered throughout the North Sea. You—" Lupin began, but Harry abruptly interrupted him.

"Wait, you've said too much this time."

"I know I have a special connection with Voldemort."

"Actually, I've always been worried that Voldemort would be able to see into my brain."

"Dumbledore should know this too."

"I thought you knew too, and wouldn't say so much—" Harry wanted to continue, but Lupin pressed down on his shoulder.

After a brief moment of surprise that Harry was so much more muscular than James, he said, "Dumbledore mentioned it, but Voldemort would know better than me what I'm saying. Don't look at me, Ron, it's true."

"But there's no need to hide it."

"And you don't have to worry about Voldemort spying on your brain."

"Dumbledore mentioned that in your current state, Voldemort entering your brain would be like someone rushing into a furnace without any preparation," Lupin patted Harry on the shoulder.

"That's great." Ginny, who was on the verge of tears because of Lupin's words, hugged Harry tightly.

Lupin chuckled awkwardly and took a few steps back.

"Maybe."

"But I'm still a little worried." Harry shrugged.

Ryan had mentioned this, but he had been very nervous ever since he learned of his connection with Voldemort.

He tried to get Ryan to teach him Occlumency.

But Ryan said it wasn't right for him. It wouldn't help the evolution of the magic within his heart.

It might even inhibit the progress of that magic.

"Wait, why were you the last to answer my question?" Ron frowned.

He and Ginny were the ones who spoke first.

He was completely baffled, having no idea what was going on.

"Ron, I told Lupin —everything Harry just secretly told me." Hagrid winked at Ron.

Hephaestus, standing behind him, also waved to Ron.

"How is that possible!"

"You guys clearly—" Ron was puzzled for a moment before he understood.

On the way to the moon, he had been enchanted by Ryan and was able to speak with his mind without opening his mouth.

Clearly, Hagrid has also acquired this ability.

Harry knew this too.

"You never told me this." Ron looked at Harry, who was whistling beside him.

"I just realized that."

"I wanted to speak with Harry alone, but the next second my words were echoing in Harry's head," Hagrid explained.

He was actually quite surprised, ever since he had joined forces with the Forbidden Forest and awakened the magic of the Dragon Lord that Harry had mentioned.

Besides the abilities that were discovered at the time.

They also mastered some tricks that only Care of Magical Creatures possess without being taught.

He doesn't seem like a wizard now; he's more like Care of Magical Creatures.

His Giant physique, inherited from his mother, also grew stronger.

He now even has a feeling that he could subdue a giant dragon in hand-to-hand combat.

"Then why alone?" Ron muttered.

"Ron, you've been coming here every day lately."

"I was forced to learn a lot about you."

"Furthermore, when I 'saw' you, it was clearly you who was in charge—finding Lupin."

"I'm worried you're going to say something offensive," Hagrid shrugged.

In his eyes, Ron wasn't a bad person.

But Ron's thought process is clearly different from that of ordinary people. Especially recently, after becoming rich from inventing the Smoke Bomb, Ron has been thinking about all sorts of money-making businesses.

He was recently approached by Ron for the same reason—to hype up his ability to bring things to life and then sell it as a service to wealthy wizards.

According to Ron, once wizards have money and power, their only worry is the issue of succession.

Hagrid can activate a powerful alchemical artifact as a guarantee for the continuation of the wizarding bloodline.

This is more useful than Galleons and House-elf.

Because Galleons might be stolen, House-elf might die of old age.

Alchemical creatures, however, do not.

"Offend someone?"

"I'm doing this for Lupin's own good."

"Harry, Ginny, do you think the plan I came up with before was for Lupin's good?"

"My plan is a win-win-win situation. I, Lupin, and his Werewolf friend will all get money and fame." Ron scratched the back of his head, puzzled.