What happened to fairness and impartiality?
Dumbledore looked at the bewildered Slytherin students and slowly raised his wand.
"Obliviate!"
A pale white light spread from the tip of his wand, covering the entire Slytherin Common Room.
Every Slytherin student present, including Avery and Selwyn, who sat slumped in a corner,
was enveloped in the light. Then, at the exact same instant, their eyes lost focus, and their bodies crumpled limply to the floor.
Watching this, Gerald exclaimed inwardly.
Mass Obliviate?
Dumbledore was a badass!
Chapter 184: Dumbledore's memories.
A Memory Charm on the level of Mass Obliviate had already gone beyond the scope of conventional magic.
Dumbledore truly deserved his reputation as the most powerful wizard in the Wizarding World today.
"Severus, sorry for the trouble, but please take these children back to their dormitories. As for the Common Room, Professor Flitwick will come and help you restore it. This matter ends here. When they wake up, they won't remember what happened after you arrived. In their memories, you will have stopped Mr. Green, and I will have given Mr. Green detention in the end."
Gerald was very satisfied to hear this.
After all, if these bullies forgot the beating as well, wouldn't all his work have been for nothing?
Dumbledore's action was more likely intended to conceal Gerald's Animagus form, though it also preserved Snape's dignity in the process.
"Er, all right." Snape paused, then nodded.
Looking at Snape's rare loss of composure, Dumbledore couldn't quite suppress a slight upward curl of his lips, but immediately reined it in.
"As for you, Mr. Green, you're coming with me for detention right now."
But inwardly, he wasn't worried at all.
Considering what he had done-breaking into another house's Common Room and injuring dozens of students, destroying the entire Common Room,