Death Eaters Without Wands

"What are you looking at?" A voice that shouldn't be in this country's magic school suddenly rang out.

It was Kate. She was wearing a white wizard's robe, holding Cherry Wood wand, sitting cross-legged on the sofa, looking at Ryan who was staring at the stone wall not far away, seemingly looking in the distance.

"I just find it boring that Harry Potter and the others are only now noticing Neville's change." Ryan shrugged, then exclaimed, "Holy crap!"

"Holy crap? Is this Japan?" Kate blinked her big eyes.

Why are you suddenly speaking Japanese?

"When did you learn that?" Ryan was startled.

"When you tell me to call you Ryan."

"Didn't you play Japanese songs? I still remember 'I saw you when Spin the Roulette of Destiny.'" Kate said, straightening up and singing.

"Wait, your clothes, the wizard's robe from the Japan Mahoutokoro, and that Cherry Wood wand—"

"You should know what white robes mean in the Japan wizarding world, right?" Ryan rubbed his forehead, speechless.

"All wizards in Japan come from the Mahoutokoro, Mahoutokoro is also the smallest of the 11 internationally recognized magic schools. It is like a palace, located at the highest point of the volcanic island of Minami Iwo Jima Japan. It is built entirely of jasper and looks like a magnificent and exquisite pagoda."

"Unlike other magic schools, it admits students who are seven years old or older, but they do not begin boarding until they are eleven. During the day school period, wizard children ride on the back of a giant seagull to and from school every day."

"The wizards here all wear a magical robe that can change size as the students grow older and change color as the wearer's knowledge increases."

"From its initial pink color, it only turns gold when the best grades are achieved in all subjects."

"And white signifies that the wizard has betrayed Japan wizarding code, engaged in illegal activities, or violated the International Statute of Secrecy," Kate said.

Why are you saying such a long string of words?

"And, since you understand that white represents criminals—" Ryan was about to continue when he saw Kate lightly biting her finger, "Don't you like it? Punish me, prosecutor!"

An hour later, Ryan sat up straight and looked at Kate, who was sitting on the sofa that had obviously been magically cleaned and was now dressed in her original clothes.

"You still haven't said why you were introducing the Mahoutokoro Institute. Don't you like Uagadou the most?" Ryan coughed a few times and got down to business.

"I don't know you well enough if I didn't start by saying all this."

"You'll definitely play the teacher-student game again and ask me questions."

"I still think the criminals and prosecutors are more fun." Kate licked her lips.

"Don't worry about the details."

"Where did Penelope go?" Ryan asked, even though he could get specific information with just a thought.

"Her aunt has somehow become a witch, and she is writing letters recommending suitable books to her aunt."

"After all, you know that the textbooks we use aren't very useful outside of the magical environment of Hogwarts," Kate replied normally, seeing that Ryan was already in sage mode and not about to play any more games.

"Yeah, that's strange, how did Squib become a wizard?" Ryan said, pretending to be knowledgeable.

"Don't think I don't know!"

"The magic published in 'The Quibbler' must have been your doing, all for that Luna!"

"Die!" Kate transformed into a black shadow and pounced.

Finally, the question of what he was looking at was not investigated further.

Otherwise, Kate would have noticed the gift Hermione received by observing Neville's change in demeanor.

It's so troublesome without Kate, who's always Mind Games.

Because of the recent discovery that Squib could transform into wizards through Fenrir Greyback, Penelope's aunt became a wizard.

Penelope stopped playing games all day and started focusing her energy on her aunt, whose magic was completely blank.

Her aunt was said to have been very kind to her when she was a child.

Kate, of course, returned to reality.

That's why he's been behaving himself lately.

The reason why nothing else happened.

However, this is also related to the filming of "Death Eaters' Wilderness Survival".

Besides Kate, Penelope also enjoyed watching it.

Editing interesting content from the boring footage of the past few months is indeed a difficult task.

Especially when Ryan deliberately restricts himself and works with the mindset of a mortal.

Furthermore, Ryan also needs to 'occasionally' make macro-controls to make the show more interesting.

In previous episodes, all the Death Eaters conveniently forgot to use magic to preserve the food stored in the prison.

With all the food rotting and spoiling, they had no choice but to fish.

In the latest episode, Bella, the only female lead in the series, slipped on a rock while fishing because she couldn't use magic freely, and broke the last wand that Voldemort had brought to Azkaban.

This means that in the days to come, they will have to make their fishing tools by hand, instead of relying on the various props they can conjure up with their daily magic chances.

Under Ryan's plan, in the next episode, Little Mulciber, who hates Muggle the most, will find a book from the Muggle world called "One Hundred Questions on Desert Island Survival" in a corner of the former Azkaban Castle.

What will he choose?

Please see the next episode for the full story.

"Kate, what do you think will happen to Little Mulciber?"

"First, as he always has, burn all the creations of the Muggle world?"

"Second, succumb to the reality of suffering and read humbly," Ryan asked with a smile.

"It's up to you."

"No matter what I answer, it's wrong."

"If I choose option one, then since no one else is around him and there is a fireplace in the prison, the book will be burned."

"If I choose option two, then the most realistic scenario is that Travers who just enjoys killing for fun, will suddenly appear beside him under the pretense of going to the toilet and stop him."

Kate rolled her eyes.

She's already been fooled before, how could she possibly fall for it again!

Last time, there was the issue of that guy accidentally breaking his wand.

She chose old Mulciber, who often stumbled while walking.

But the result was that, due to the harsh reality, Bella, a skilled fisherwoman with muscular muscles, was...

This is clearly Ryan stirring up trouble.

Because of their behavioral patterns.

That day, it should have been the Mulciber and Son and Travers who used the wand.

However, because Bella's period arrived early for some reason, she needed to use Transfiguration to conjure up sanitary napkins, and that's when they took the wand.