As a result, things once again deviated from Mo Fei's original idea. He did not ask Professor Slughorn for help, but completed it through Grindelwald.
Of course, as the leading wizard leader of Europe, he would not directly come forward to help. This would be too low-level.
I just mentioned my request in my spare time, and immediately, a sensible nobleman came to help.
There were too many Pure-blood nobles for marriage between Europe and Wizard World, so the day after he spoke, a St. Mungo's therapist who was proficient in congenital diseases came to the orphanage.
When Mo Fei saw the visitor, he didn't expect it to come so quickly at first.
"Where is the patient? I'll come and treat him now... he'll be fine soon..."
He said comforting words, but from between the lines, you can feel the disdainful tone, as if a high-ranking person accidentally lowered his attention.
Also, anyone who can be invited by Grindelwald will naturally be biased towards Nurmengard Acolytes in terms of attitude. Therefore, it is normal for Muggle to show a certain degree of contempt.
Moreover, Mo Fei did not expect to make friends with St. Mungo's's senior doctor.
Although it is said that wizards who can become therapists have an innate sense of compassion in their characters, this emotion allows them to show a certain degree of ease in the treatment process.
But the key point is that this kind of compassion is directed at wizards, not Muggle. In the group of therapists, a large part of wizards have the same understanding as other wizards. Wizards and ordinary Muggle are different existences.
So, in theory, they don't have much treatment for Muggle...
This is why Mo Fei wants to take the lead in treatment.
Perhaps, in the eyes of some wizards, some minor injuries are not important at all, and can even be healed on their own.
This is clearly reflected in the original work.
In Hogwarts, the only school in Britain, the safety of students has always been a big problem.
Just like Harry Potter, he fell from a high altitude to the ground, and then only his bones were broken. Moreover, under the magic of that crappy Professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts, the bones completely disappeared. If it were placed on an ordinary person, this would be a huge event.
You must know that simply having no arms and having arms but no bones are two different concepts.
If his limbs were completely amputated, Muggle might have suffered a serious illness, but he might be able to survive. With today's medical methods, the survival rate might be a problem, but he might be able to survive.
But if there are suddenly no bones in the arm, then the matter will be serious. You must know that the bones were originally used to support the trunk and have a large number of nerves attached to them. At the same time, the muscles in the arms are also wrapped around the bones...
Just like the skeleton of a house suddenly collapses, it will not only affect one arm, but the entire body will also be affected, the osmotic pressure will change, and a large amount of body fluid will enter the cavity after the bones disappear...
An imbalance in the body can cause a person to completely lose his life in a very short period of time.
But when it came to Harry Potter, he turned out to be pale, drank Skele-Gro made by Madam Pomfrey, and then rested for a while in Hospital Wing.
I don't have any more problems, this kind of thing is magic enough.
This is what Mo Fei is worried about. If St. Mungo's's therapist uses the method of treating wizards, it is very likely that he will choose to stop the heart directly, then take out the heart, repair it with Transfiguration and put it back again.
It seems simple and straightforward, but the problem is that the moment the heart is separated from the body, Zane's life may end.
Therefore, in order to prevent the wizard from performing treatment in a formalistic manner, he must fight for the dominant right to treat Zane.
Mo Fei stepped aside slightly, and then let the therapist come in.
"Zane Go to school first, and you'll be back soon..."
The man frowned, a little displeased, "I came here specifically, but the patient just walked around blindly. It's really a waste of time..."
Mo Fei did not comment on his displeasure. Mo Fei could accept this condescending attitude, provided that he really had that kind of strength.
Mo Fei asked in as soft a tone as possible, "Sir, do you have any suggestions on the treatment of Zane? As a parent, I want to hear the specific plan..."
The man became even more unhappy, and his tone became a little aggressive, "Why, what does Muggle want to know? He wants me to boil a pot of sticky potion and feed it to him to drink, and then the sick man will be cured directly... Are you satisfied with this plan?"
This time he started to act strangely.
It seemed that no one from Acolytes was seen here, so I thought this was just a trivial thing to do and didn't take it to heart at all.
Such an arrogant attitude finally made Mo Fei's face darken. As a doctor, he simply assumed that he could treat the patient properly without knowing anything about the patient. Even if he was a wizard, he could not satisfy Mo Fei.
While Mo Fei's face darkened, his eyes stared directly at the therapist St. Mungo's, "I think no matter where the doctor is, they shouldn't laugh at their patients... and I doubt whether you have the ability to complete the treatment!"
Mo Fei's question made the man equally unhappy.
He had not been questioned like this for a long time. This tone reminded him of when he first entered St. Mungo's. At that time, as a newcomer who knew nothing, he was scolded by many senior therapists...
This unbearable memory made him particularly angry.
"Anyway, what I promised was to treat that Muggle. As for you, you are not on my treatment list. It seems that I want to teach you a lesson so that you know how to respect wizards!"
As he spoke, he took out his wand and planned to give Mo Fei some color directly.
But how could Mo Fei give him such a chance? With a lunge, Mo Fei rushed directly to the wizard's side, then slapped the man's wrist with his palm, exerted force, then turned around at the same time, and used the other shoulder to push the man away...
The process flowed smoothly without any hesitation.
The wizard was probably not used to fighting. It wasn't until his body was pressed against the wall, the wand in his hand was knocked out, and a clear pain came out of his back that he realized what had happened...
At the same time, there was also a slight numbness in his wrist, and the experienced therapist quickly realized that his wrist was misaligned.
He was able to do this with just one tap, and this realization made him feel a little shuddered.
Now that things have reached this stage, he is actually a little scared.
Ever since he went to school, everyone has been telling him that wizards are better than Muggle. Having mastered magic, he is stronger than Muggle in every sense. But now, he lost in just one face-to-face meeting.
As a healer, he was used to using a wand to cast spells. With the wand out of his body, he seemed to have no other means.
However, there is also Apparition, which is a necessary discipline for a therapist. In many cases, the need to protect oneself is even greater than treating injuries.
But just when he was about to use Apparition to leave, Mo Fei had already bullied him again.
This time, he just strangled the man's neck with one hand, and then pressed the other hand on his heart.
"Don't think about running away. You can try. Will I make you lose your life the moment you leave?"
The man's thoughts completely stopped.
It was obviously just two simple taunts in his opinion, why did it develop into this situation.
Also, why would he feel this sense of oppression from a Muggle? You know, this kind of oppression he can only feel from masters in some fields.
With a jolt, he suddenly came back to his senses.
"Are you going to kill me?"
He thought that he was here to save people, not to fight, so he was fine... The current situation was just a warning to Mo Fei.