"That's it, that's good. That child Kyle always reports good things but not bad things. I was always worried that he would be bullied alone in school but I didn't dare to say anything. Now it's better..."
Mo Fei acted very happy.
These topics also made Dumbledore's eyes gradually soften.
As a young professor, it is a very happy thing to meet parents who care about their children.
"Professor, why did you come to the orphanage? You haven't said anything yet..."
Seeing that this question was asked again, Dumbledore did not hide it again and directly stated the purpose of his trip.
"Director Mo, the reason why I came is not because of Kyle, but because of the attack you suffered before. I want to know the specific situation..."
Hearing about the last attack from Dumbledore made Mo Fei slightly shocked.
Combined with the sudden appearance of Grindelwald before, this matter becomes very clear.
What happened at the beginning may be Grindelwald's plan to let his wizards sneak into London, but he didn't expect that Dumbledore would directly discover it, and then everything would be cleared.
And the key to turning things around - the orphanage has become a place of their concern.
Maybe at first, they didn't intend to pay more attention to it.
But the existence of Tom attracted Grindelwald, and things took a bigger turn.
The only thing that makes Mo Fei uncertain is whether Dumbledore knows that Grindelwald has taught little Tom. Now it seems that there is a high probability that he has not...
Now I just hope that Dumbledore can be sent away as soon as possible.
If I have to say it, it may be because of my own subjective judgment. Mo Fei always feels that Dumbledore, as a White Dark Lord who seems to not care about anything, is far more dangerous than Grindelwald who has a clear purpose.
In the original book, Mo Fei felt an invisible desire for control. This desire for control came from the fact that when he was reading the book, he didn't like to wait for bad results.
Put it this way, there are actually many things in Harry Potter's book that are not in line with Mo Fei's own values.
There were several parts of it that he had never figured out clearly, but it wasn't until he became the director of London's orphanage and had a lot of Britain life experiences that he slowly realized...
For example, in the original work, Marauders, from every angle, is engaged in campus bullying.
They bullied the 'weak' Severus and Snape among Slytherin for several years. There is one aspect that is not reflected in the original work, that is, when facing the powerful Slytherin from other grades, have their so-called pranks ever been used?
They are just bullying a poor and lonely person, but they are as happy as if they have won a battle. Isn't this attitude not bullying?
Even for such people, they can become heroes later just because they entered Order of the Phoenix and faced Death Eaters. Can this offset their evil deeds in Hogwarts?
The other Gryffindor, even if they are reckless, are far more measured than them.
With such behavior, Dumbledore regards everything as just a play between children. Is this kind of principal really suitable?
There is also Lupin. As a time bomb that may detonate at any time, he allowed a Werewolf to enter Hogwarts. This behavior directly ignored the safety of the children.
Even if he is confident, on a full moon night, Lupin will obediently stay in the room under Whomping Willow, locked by a chain.
But that doesn't stop someone from taking advantage of this and doing something unforgivable.
It was described in the original work that James led Snape there, and Werewolf almost bit him.
This kind of thing is never something that can be ignored lightly.
His essence is to invade life.
If Snape's parents were a strong enough person, then this matter would not end so easily.
It can also be seen from this that Dumbledore has absolute confidence in himself, so much so that he imagines that everything is under his control.
This somewhat perverted desire for control may also be the reason why some Tom transformed into Dark Lord.
It was written in the original book that from the moment he saw Tom in the orphanage, he distrusted Tom from the bottom of his heart, but he always tried to force the child back to the path he thought was right.
If it were a mediocre wizard, there would be no problem with his strategy, and it might even be very successful.
However, Tom is a genius and a very ambitious genius. When he wanted to gain more strength and power in Slytherin, he was subject to some restrictions from Dumbledore.
Wanting to learn something Dark Magic, this kind of thing can be said to be very normal for Slytherin students.
However, Dumbledore saw part of his abilities, and then actively refused his shortcut to explore Dark Magic.
This kind of rejection may also be partly out of good intentions, but this is very Gryffindor, but not Slytherin...
The more he refused, the more rebellious he became. He was too talented, so he still found an opportunity and learned Dark Magic.
Then it became the new Dark Lord.
This time Dumbledore did not pay too much attention to Tom. The reason is simpler, that is, Tom is now well taken care of. He is not so overly sensitive and extreme, and his Parseltongue ability has not been discovered...
His own magic power had only just sprouted, so Dumbledore didn't pay too much attention to it.
This is good.
Mo Fei told the original story in great detail. In Dumbledore's opinion, the things he defeated those Black Snake Gang people did not seem worthy of undue attention.
He was more curious about those poisonous snakes.
He learned one thing from many people, that is, when he was at the entrance of the orphanage, someone saw more than a dozen venomous snakes being driven away.
This is what he cares about.
If Dumbledore himself were present, ordinary poisonous snakes would be like toys no matter how many there were. Master Transfiguration was not joking.
With a wave of your hand, those poisonous snakes will disappear.
But for Muggle, venomous snakes themselves are very dangerous. One or two are fine, but if there are so many, special methods are needed...
Mo Fei also smiled bitterly, and then explained, "... Back then, I accidentally got a prescription for repelling snakes. Out of curiosity, I made some, but I didn't expect that it actually worked..."
"Later, after the incident, most of the powder was taken away by the police sent by the police station. Now I only have a very small amount left in my hand..."
Mo Fei handed over a small packet of medicinal powder, "I plan to make some more. If the medicinal materials are not available recently, I will make some more..."
Dumbledore opened the medicine package. The medicine powder inside had a strong smell of realgar and some inexplicable spicy feeling.
He raised his eyebrows. His Potions was not bad. This powder did have the effect of repelling snakes.
Since it has nothing to do with magic, he didn't take it to heart. "I think maybe Professor Slughorn will be interested in this powder. Maybe he can improve it and make it more effective..."
Mo Fei agreed, "That's great, but we don't need a very powerful Potions. After all, we are just Muggle, and there will be no magical creatures here... Thank you anyway..."
Dumbledore was stunned for a moment, and then smiled, "Yes, I'm used to it... Then I'll leave first if I have something to do..."
"Next time when Kyle comes back, we may have a chance to meet..."
"Well..."