Chapter 101: Death Curse
Jacob looked at the Wizards around him, their faces filled with shock and fear. They stood stiffly, as if under a Full Body-Bind Curse, their eyes wide with disbelief.
He completely failed to understand what these people were looking at; he could only feel the surrounding atmosphere becoming unusually oppressive.
He slowly crouched down, looking at Newt, who was equally shocked, with a puzzled expression. His tone was full of confusion: "Newt, what… what exactly is going on? Why is everyone frozen? Also, what is that green light? It looks so scary!"
He simply couldn't comprehend any of this; the world the Wizards inhabited was very different from the ordinary world he knew.
His curiosity overcame his inner fear, and he stretched out a trembling hand, wanting to touch the green light floating in the air.
Just as his chubby fingers were about to touch the death-filled green light, his wrists were suddenly gripped tightly by two hands, one from the left and one from the right.
Newt and Tina both reached out at the same time, pulling Jacob back. The three of them fell to the ground together with a dull thud.
Tina saw that Jacob actually wanted to touch the terrifying green light, and her face was filled with anger. She raised her hand and gently slapped Jacob, saying in a scolding tone: "Are you crazy?! You can't touch that green light! Do you want to die?!"
Her tone was filled with worry; she seemed afraid that Jacob would do something dangerous.
Jacob rubbed the spot where he had been slapped, a wronged expression on his face. He looked at Newt with a puzzled gaze.
His tone was full of confusion: "Newt! What exactly is this green light? Why are you all so nervous?"
He felt that Newt and Tina were overreacting. It was just a green light that had already been controlled, somewhat like a brighter firefly.
Newt looked at Jacob's puzzled expression, knowing he had to explain it clearly to him.
He quickly helped Jacob up and said to him in a serious tone: "Jacob, listen to me, you absolutely cannot touch this green light! It is an Unforgivable Curse called 'Avada Kedavra'. It can instantly take away a person's life, and no magic can resist it! If you touch it, you will surely die!"
His tone was full of seriousness; he wanted Jacob to understand that this was not a joke, nor child's play. Touching the green light with his hand was a very fatal thing.
Tina also nodded vigorously from the side, her tone equally serious: "What Newt said is true, Jacob. That is the Killing Curse, a very dangerous magic. You absolutely cannot touch it! No one can!"
When Jacob heard Newt and Tina's words, his body trembled violently. He looked at the green light suspended in mid-air with an incredulous gaze.
He subconsciously swallowed, only now understanding why these Wizards reacted this way.
He faintly sensed the terrifying aura emanating from the green light and finally understood that he had almost died completely here just now.
He asked Newt in a slightly trembling voice: "You said... no magic can resist it? Then... then how did Moon... how did he block this green light?"
He looked up in Moon's direction, his eyes once again filled with curiosity and confusion. He seemed to want to find the answer from Moon.
Newt was also stumped by Jacob's question. He opened his mouth but found that he didn't know how to answer at all. He himself had only a rudimentary understanding of everything in the magic world.
Moreover, the power Moon possessed was beyond his comprehension. He could only shake his head helplessly, indicating that he didn't know the answer either. He could only look at Moon with a bewildered expression.
And Jacob, looking at Newt's blank expression, then looked at the Wizards around him, who had equally shocked and bewildered expressions.
He finally realized that the power Moon displayed seemed to exceed everyone's imagination. Even those powerful Wizards couldn't understand what kind of power Moonpossessed.
Just then,
Moon slowly raised his hand,
Seemingly wanting to grasp the green light suspended in front of him, he reached out and gently moved his hand towards the green light.
His movements were gentle and slow, yet carried an undeniable firmness.
And Seraphina, looking at Moon's actions, her heart was once again in her throat. She could feel that her heart seemed to stop beating.
She was afraid that Moon would die because of his reckless actions,
She was also afraid that she would experience despair again.
But she dared not speak out to stop him. She could only pray that Moon knew what he was doing,
And could resolve the current crisis and completely defeat the evil Grindelwald.
She watched Moon with a worried gaze, placing all her hopes on him.
Meanwhile, Grindelwald, seeing Moon so easily block his four Avada Kedavra attacks, his face grew even more grim.
He hadn't expected anyone to be able to resist the Killing Curse four times. The power Moon possessed had already surpassed his comprehension.
His current situation was very dangerous. He needed to escape as soon as possible; as for completely destroying Moon, that was wishful thinking.
Just as he was about to use Apparition again to escape this unsettling place, he suddenly found that his body was unable to move an inch. He felt as if he was imprisoned in a transparent cage, and his magic had completely lost its effect!
A hint of fear immediately rose in his heart. He finally realized that Moon had, at some unknown point, used Time-Space Power to seal off the entire conference venue.
He looked up at Moon, his eyes filled with horror and unwillingness. He saw that Moon was looking at him calmly, the corners of his mouth slightly upturned, revealing a playful smile. His silver-white eyes, at this moment, were filled with a chilling light.
"It seems you've finally realized what kind of opponent you're facing, Mr. Grindelwald." Moon's voice echoed in the conference room.
His slightly youthful voice now sounded so cold and powerful. His tone was full of disdain; he seemed completely unconcerned by Grindelwald's resistance. He seemed to have already anticipated Grindelwald's fate!
At this moment, Moon's hand, extended towards the green light, finally touched the Killing Curse imbued with the power of death. The moment his fingertips touched the green light, a silver substance surged out, enveloping the green light and gradually solidifying into transparency.
The Killing Curse, feared by all, lay quietly within the transparent crystal.
Chapter 102 Grindelwald is captured
Moon looked at the "Avada Kedavra" encased in transparent crystal in his hand.
The corners of his mouth curved slightly, revealing a meaningful smile as his fingers gently caressed the surface of the crystal, feeling the familiar yet powerful energy it contained. Many things suddenly became clear to him.
"So that's it!" Moon murmured to himself. He finally understood the material of the holy dragon potion bottle and the empty potion bottle that brought him here.
Using the same method, he imprisoned the remaining three Killing Curses suspended in the air. The crystal in his hand became even more translucent, emitting an unsettling, eerie glow.
He slowly raised his head, his gaze falling upon Grindelwald, who was thoroughly immobilized by his Time-Space Power. He gently raised his hand, and with a casual, natural gesture towards Grindelwald, as if picking up an ordinary item,
He cast Accio, instantly disarming Grindelwald of the wand he tightly clutched.
The ancient-looking wand instantly broke free from Grindelwald's grasp, flying directly into Moon's hand as if it had a life of its own, resting quietly in his palm, allowing him to manipulate it.
It was the Elder Wand!
He carefully examined the Elder Wand in his hand, his heart filled with excitement. He had always copied its attributes, but this was the first time he held it and felt the powerful magic surging from within the wand—a pure and potent force.
He muttered, "What a treasure! Such immense power! Now, it finally belongs to me!" His tone was filled with excitement, and a hint of mischief.
Meanwhile, the other Wizards in the conference room stood stiffly as if under a Body-Bind Curse, their bodies trembling slightly, their faces filled with shock and fear. They utterly failed to comprehend what kind of being Moonwas,
to be able to control Time-Space Power so easily. They also couldn't imagine how he had suppressed the formidable Grindelwald with such ease.
They also thought that the Killing Curse could not only be defended against but also bottled.
Their worldview seemed to have completely collapsed at this moment; all their previous understanding seemed to have lost all meaning.
They could only stare at Moon with terrified eyes, not daring to utter a sound, fearing that disturbing Moon would bring about an undeserved calamity.
The reason no Auror moved to apprehend Grindelwaldwas that Moon had enveloped the entire conference room in his control from the moment he unleashed his Time-Space Power.
Aside from him, Newt, Jacob, and Tina, everyone else was bound in place by his Time-Space Power. They couldn't move an inch; they had even completely lost the ability to cast magic.
All they could feel was the overwhelming fear, like a surging tide, and a profound sense of powerlessness.
And those Aurors who had initially intended to resist, upon realizing they couldn't move, their last shred of courage completely crumbled.
They knew that what they faced was an existence they could not defeat; all they could do was obediently follow Moon's arrangements.
Moon raised his head, his gaze sweeping over the surrounding Wizards. He understood clearly in his heart that these people had been completely awed by his power. He slowly lifted the Time-Space Power that had covered them.
There was no longer any need to restrain them. What he needed to do was almost complete.
Upon regaining their ability to move, the Aurors immediately raised their wands and attacked Grindelwaldagain. They exerted all their strength, hoping to completely subdue Grindelwald,
to wash away the humiliation they had just suffered. But the spells they unleashed,
in Moon's eyes at this moment, seemed so insignificant.
He, like an observer, quietly watched everything. His gaze once again fell upon Seraphina, the corners of his mouth curving slightly into a playful smile. He was about to bring this farce to a complete end.
He said to Seraphina in a calm tone, "Alright, Minister Seraphina, the transaction is complete. We can continue our previous discussion."
He intentionally emphasized the word "transaction," wanting Seraphina to understand that his help was merely a transaction with her, and he was the one in control.
Seraphina looked at Moon, she regulated her breathing, trying to calm her inner turmoil. She knew that Moonpossessed overwhelming power, and she also knew that her current status and power seemed so insignificant before Moon.
She looked at Moon with a complex expression, asking with some confusion, "Mr. White, what did you mean by your previous topic?" A hint of wariness towards Moon still lingered in her heart.
Moon gently shook his head, his gaze suddenly resting on Newt. He said in a pointed tone, "Minister Seraphina, are you playing dumb? Or have you truly forgotten that your Ministry of Magic once framed Mr. Newt and even tried to arrest him?"
Upon hearing Moon mention Newt, Seraphina's expression instantly darkened.
She knew that Moon was referring to something she wanted to conceal. She had to explain herself clearly to appease Moon's anger.
She looked up at Newt, her tone becoming serious and stern: "Mr. Scamander, we did not frame you. Those magical creatures you kept killed people in New York, which severely violated the International Statute of Secrecy, and our Ministry of Magic must thoroughly investigate this matter!"
Her tone carried a hint of helplessness. She knew she had to invoke the name of justice to cover up some of her mistakes.
Newt's body trembled slightly upon hearing Seraphina's words, and a determined expression appeared on his face. He forcefully retorted, "But... but those wounds were clearly caused by an Obscurus, not by my animals!"
He wanted to tell everyone that his fantastic beasts were innocent! He didn't want them to be slandered.
And Seraphina, upon hearing the word "Obscurus," her face changed again. Her tone became even more forceful, even carrying a hint of anger: "Mr. Scamander! I'll say it again! The United States! There are no Obscurials here!"
She seemed to be trying desperately to deny this fact that she absolutely refused to confront.
Chapter 103 The Sensible Minister of Magic
Moon looked at Seraphina; her face, which had been relatively calm, was now somewhat distorted by panic and unease.
She seemed to still want to hide something, but his patience had long since worn thin.
He let out a soft sigh, knowing he couldn't reason with these politicians of the magic world; they only ever considered their own interests.
They would never consider innocent people; everything they did was solely to maintain their own power.
They had long since lost the glory and dignity of a Wizard!
He shook his head, a helpless smile on his face.
He knew he had to use facts to shatter Seraphina's false facade; he wanted everyone present to see the Ministry of Magic's true colors!
He raised his hand, and silver light flickered at his fingertips.
Immediately after, a strange scene appeared before him, like a movie screen, suspended in mid-air, clearly displaying the shocking moment that had occurred outside a New York City hospital earlier.
In the image, a massive black mist, as if driven by an enraged demon, was relentlessly destroying everything around it.
It ruthlessly crashed into sturdy buildings, smashing them to pieces.
It disregarded all laws and regulations, utterly destroying everything!
The oppressive aura emitted by the black mist made all observers feel a surge of trepidation.
And as the image gradually became clearer, everyone saw that the black mist was actually a powerful Obscurus!
They finally understood that the destruction that had occurred near the hospital earlier was all caused by this Obscurus.
The Wizards in the hall gasped in horror at the terrifying sight; they had no idea such a powerful monster was hidden in the streets of New York City!
And the direction that powerful Obscurus was heading was the New York City Hospital.
Just as it was about to rush into the hospital building, it was instantly compressed into a black ball by an invisible force, flying backward out of the hospital and hovering over the street.
They began to whisper and discuss amongst themselves, their faces growing paler and paler.
They also began to feel uneasy, afraid that the monster would suddenly appear before them and take everything away.
"This... this... is this really an Obscurus?!"
"How is this possible?! Why would it appear in New York?!"
"The person who can control it... seems to be Mr. Moon! His power is truly immense!"
"Yes, I think only he could instantly subdue such a terrifying monster!"
All sorts of discussions echoed in the conference room, their hearts filled with shock and fear.
They could feel that everything they knew was being slowly overturned by the power Moon displayed.
And Seraphina, upon seeing the shocking scene appear in mid-air, her face became even more unsightly.
Her heart also began to waver, as if doubting whether everything she had always insisted on was truly correct.
She had originally intended to use her tough demeanor to mask her inner fear, but upon seeing the clear image, she also realized her powerlessness.
All she could do, it seemed, was accept reality!
She forced herself to calm down and looked up at Moon.
Her tone remained calm, but beneath that calm lay a hint of unease.
She said in a trembling voice: "Mr. White, is... is this really true? This Obscurus... is it really in New York? It looks like you've subdued it, haven't you?"
She wanted a definite answer from Moon.
Moon looked at Seraphina's complex expression and also felt a hint of helplessness.
He gently shook his head, his tone becoming very calm: "Minister, what you see is the truth.
I'm not lying.
This Obscurus is indeed in New York, and the destruction it caused is definitely not limited to just that."
He was too lazy to explain anything further to Seraphina.
"I didn't subdue it," Moon said calmly.
His words once again shocked Seraphina; her face grew even paler.
She asked in a trembling voice: "You... what did you say? You didn't subdue it? Then... then where is it now?!"
The fear in her heart was once again infinitely magnified, as if she saw the entire New York being completely destroyed by this powerful Obscurus!
Moon's lips curved slightly upward, revealing a meaningful smile.
His tone was relaxed and casual: "I was just playing with my friends at the time.
They had a little accident, so the 'Obscurus' got away."
His tone seemed to carry a hint of teasing.
When Seraphina heard Moon's words, her tense body relaxed; things weren't as bad as she had imagined.
She also clearly knew that what she had been hiding had been completely exposed.
She had no reason to continue hiding it.
Sighing helplessly, she dropped the false pretense on her face.
She said in a weary voice: "Perrie! Take people immediately and go capture that Obscurus!
You must bring it back to me!
Remember, don't harm any No-Maj again!!"
When Moon saw Seraphina's helpless expression, he finally felt a sense of satisfaction in his heart.
Everything he had done had worked, and he had successfully made Seraphina realize the mistake she had made.
But he saw Seraphina constantly communicating with other Wizards about the Obscurus.
He said with a hint of impatience in his voice: "Alright, Minister Seraphina, now that your problem is solved, I should go back.
I still want to taste Queenie's cooking!"
He completely disregarded the matters that would follow, now only wanting to return quickly to enjoy the food and sort out his gains.
When Jacob heard Moon mention "Queenie's" name, his eyes instantly lit up.
He seemed to have completely forgotten the fear he had experienced earlier.
A doting smile reappeared on his face; he seemed eager to return to Queenie's side.
And Seraphina, upon hearing Queenie's name, remembered that Queenie was also from the Ministry of Magic, seemed very popular with male Wizards, and happened to be Tina's sister.
She quickly nodded in agreement and said in an even softer tone: "Since that's the case, Mr. Scamander's matters are all resolved.
Then, let Miss Tina Goldstein arrange all of Mr. White's affairs.
The Ministry of Magic will provide you with all convenience and assistance!"
Her tone was full of flattery; she wanted to use her attitude to ease the relationship with Moon.
After all, she knew she couldn't contend with Moon at all.
She looked at Tina with expectant eyes and said in a commanding tone: "Miss Goldstein! From now on!
You are responsible for arranging everything for Mr. Moon.
His food, clothing, and shelter will all be your responsibility, and the Ministry of Magic will reimburse all expenses!"
She wanted to use Tina to win over Moon.
She knew that if Moon could stand on her side, her dominance would reach an unprecedented height.
Tina was slightly stunned.
She looked at Seraphina with some confusion, but she also knew that she had no right to refuse now.
She could only nod in agreement and said in a calm tone: "Yes, Minister, I understand."
Seraphina once again turned her gaze to Moon.
She said with a flattering smile: "Mr. White, are you satisfied with my arrangements?"
Her authoritative tone had also become incredibly humble due to Moon's powerful strength.
Moon looked at Seraphina's fawning smile and thought she was quite sensible.
Chapter 104 From the Future
Tina led Moon, Newt, and Jacob back to her apartment in New York. As soon as they entered, Queenie greeted them enthusiastically, like welcoming triumphant heroes.
A brilliant smile was on her face, and her lively eyes were filled with confusion, wondering why they were only returning now.
Seeing Jacob appear again, her face held an even sweeter smile. Her gaze was fixed on Jacob, as if she could no longer tear her eyes away from him.
And Jacob, once again, fell into a state of infatuation. He looked at Queenie, her beautiful face, and his already somewhat slow brain became even more muddled. He felt as if he had fallen in love, completely unable to extricate himself.
Moon watched the loving exchange of glances between the two, a slight smile playing on his lips. He knew that their story was quietly unfolding, and he also knew that the things he would face next would become increasingly interesting.
He quickly walked to the table and sat down. He hadn't eaten a single bite from yesterday until this morning.
He turned his gaze to Queenie and said in a slightly teasing tone, "Queenie, I'm starving. I left in such a hurry yesterday that I didn't get to taste your cooking."
He used a lighthearted tone to ease the somewhat awkward atmosphere.
Queenie's face lit up with a surprised smile when she heard Moon's words. Seeing Moon obediently sitting at the dining table, waiting to eat, she smiled gently, like a kind older sister dealing with her mischievous younger brother, and her tone softened considerably: "Alright, Mr. White, what would you like to eat? I'll go make it right away."
She raised her Wand and waved it gently in the air. The cupboard doors instantly opened, and various ingredients and utensils floated in the air, preparing in an orderly fashion. She then gently tapped the kitchen stove with her Wand, and a blazing flame instantly ignited, filling the entire room with a warm glow.
But the moment Queenie cast her magic, she seemed to sense something, abruptly stopping her actions. Her body trembled slightly, and her gaze became somewhat strange.
She turned her head, looked at Moon, and asked in a tone mixed with surprise and confusion, "Mr. White, you... you are truly peculiar. You are the first person I've ever met whose thoughts I cannot read at all."
Her lively eyes were full of doubt. She could clearly feel that Moon's inner thoughts were shrouded in a mist, making it impossible for her to glimpse even a little.
When Tina heard Queenie's words, her face instantly turned pale, and her body trembled slightly. She knew that Queenie's powerful Legilimency had never encountered such a situation before, but considering Moon's terrifying strength, she found it very reasonable. She just didn't know if this would anger Moon.
She quickly apologized to Moon, saying in an anxious tone, "Mr. White, my sister didn't mean to read your thoughts. She's just naturally like that. Please don't mind her!"
She was afraid that Moon would blame Queenie for this. Moon possessed powerful strength, and she could not bear any of Moon's wrath.
She then turned and spoke to Queenie in a reproving tone, "Queenie! You are so impolite! Mr. White is our esteemed guest! How can you use your ability to pry into someone else's mind!"
Her tone contained dissatisfaction. She hoped Queeniewould restrain her behavior, and she was also afraid that Queenie's impulsiveness would bring her unknown danger.
Queenie heard Tina's reproach and her thoughts, knowing she had done wrong. She quickly put away her curious gaze and pouted.
She also felt that she should be more restrained, but she couldn't suppress her inner curiosity. She looked at Moonagain, seemingly wanting to see him more clearly. Moonwas clearly just a child, so how could he possess strength that even her sister feared?
Moon looked at the two sisters' different reactions, feeling a hint of relief. He waved his hand gently and said to Tina, "Miss Tina, you don't need to be so concerned. I'm not some distinguished guest; I just helped you a little. You and Queenie are like my friends. I don't mind these things."
His tone was full of sincerity; he didn't want the atmosphere to become too awkward. He also knew that Queenie's Legilimency was not malicious; she simply couldn't control herself.
Newt heard the words "esteemed guest" and suddenly recalled the terms Professor Dumbledore had used when writing to him previously.
He looked up at Moon with a puzzled gaze, his tone full of confusion, seemingly wanting an answer: "Oh, right! Moon, Professor Dumbledore mentioned in his letter to me that there isn't a first-year student named Moon White at Hogwarts. You... aren't you a Hogwarts student?"
He wanted to confirm whether Moon's identity was real.
Jacob's face also showed a puzzled expression when he heard Newt's words. He also wanted to know whether Moon was a young Wizard, and he even wondered if Moonmight be a great Wizard who had reverted to childhood.
Moon looked at their curious gazes. He knew he couldn't keep hiding. He had to tell them his true situation to make them believe him more.
He nodded gently and said in a slightly helpless tone, "I didn't lie to you. I am indeed a Hogwarts student!"
Newt heard Moon's words and quickly retorted, "That's impossible! Professor Dumbledore would never lie! There's no way he wouldn't know you!"
His tone was full of conviction. He believed that everything Professor Dumbledore said was true, and he didn't believe that the Dumbledore he trusted would deceive him.
Moon gently shook his head. He looked at Newt's serious expression, his tone containing a hint of helplessness and a touch of mystery: "Professor Dumbledore isn't lying; he just doesn't know me yet."
Jacob seemed to grasp the key point when he heard Moon's words. He asked in a puzzled tone, "Doesn't know you yet? Do you mean Professor Dumbledore will know you in the future? Could it be that you... you are from the future?"
His mind had already begun to imagine whether Moontruly came from the future.
Moon hadn't expected Jacob to guess his origin and said in an appreciative tone, "Jacob, I didn't expect you to guess."
"That's right, I'm from 65 years in the future."
Chapter 105 Revealing the Future
"From the future?"
Newt, Tina, and Jacob, after hearing Moon's calm yet confident reply, were all stunned in place as if under a Stunner spell.
Their brains, at this moment, seemed to have completely lost the ability to think; they all widened their eyes and opened their mouths, staring at Moon with an incredulous look, seemingly unable to comprehend everything they had heard.
They had never expected that Moon would give such an absurd answer; their perceived magic world, at this moment, seemed to have been completely overturned.
Traveling through time and space—this was simply a fantasy!
"No… this… this isn't possible!" Newt stammered, his tone filled with shock and confusion, his already somewhat introverted personality becoming even more bewildered at this moment.
He had always been just a scholar researching magical creatures and simply could not understand how Mooncould come from 65 years in the future.
"You… you must be joking! How could you come from the future? Such a thing is simply impossible!" His tone carried a hint of unwillingness; he couldn't believe what he had heard.
"Really? Are there really Wizards who can travel through time and space? This… this is simply too incredible!" Jacobalso muttered to himself in a daze, his face excited, his body starting to tremble slightly.
His already somewhat chaotic worldview was once again strongly impacted.
He felt as if he were in a dream, unable to distinguish between reality and illusion.
He tightly clasped his hands, as if wanting to grasp something, but grasped nothing.
Only Tina could barely maintain a shred of rationality, her face serious, her brows tightly furrowed.
She could feel that what Moon said was not false.
She once again fixed her gaze on Moon, her eyes full of vigilance and doubt, as if wanting to see through Moon's inner thoughts, but she found she couldn't see anything.
As for Queenie, her curious eyes scanned Moon back and forth; she seemed even more interested in the power Moonpossessed.
The corners of her mouth also curved slightly upward, as if she also wanted to uncover all the secrets hidden within Moon.
Moon looked at everyone's shocked expressions, a slightly helpless smile appearing on his face.
It was indeed difficult to make them believe all this, but he had to make them understand that everything he said was real.
He sighed softly, giving them a hint: "Have you all forgotten that I can use Time-Space Power? If not for the power of time and space, how could I have come here?"
His tone carried a hint of rhetorical question and a hint of helplessness.
He knew that the power he possessed had exceeded the understanding of ordinary people.
When Queenie heard Moon's words, her nimble eyes instantly brightened.
She looked at her sister with a shocked tone, her nimble eyes also seemingly seeking Tina's confirmation: "Tina! Do… do you still remember? Moon once used Time-Space Power in the Ministry of Magic? Is… is this really true?!"
Her tone was filled with disbelief; she also seemed to be gradually starting to believe everything Moon said.
Tina looked at Queenie's bewildered expression, her heart also beginning to waver.
She recalled the scene she had witnessed at the Ministry of Magic, the distorted space and distorted time, which indeed could only be caused by Time-Space Power.
She took a deep breath, knowing she had to admit this incredible truth.
She nodded heavily at Queenie, her tone carrying a hint of complexity: "Yes, Queenie, the power Moon used was indeed Time-Space Power.
I also saw it with my own eyes; he truly seems to possess the ability to control time and space."
Her tone gradually carried a hint of awe, and she finally began to realize that what she was facing was an existence with god-like power.
She also gradually began to believe that Moon truly came from the future, and everything he did had a purpose.
Newt, standing by, finally came back to his senses upon hearing Tina's confirmation.
He looked at Moon with a slightly puzzled gaze, a surprised expression on his face.
He had not quite believed everything Moon said, but after hearing Tina's words, he also seemed to have to admit that the power Moon possessed indeed exceeded his imagination.
Jacob looked at everyone's incredulous expressions, his brain completely losing the ability to think.
He could only stare blankly at Moon, saying in a dazed tone: "This… this is too crazy! Time travel?! You… you actually came from the future?!"
His tone was filled with confusion and curiosity; he completely failed to understand that the rules of this world had been completely overturned.
He pointed to his head, then to Moon, as if remembering something.
He tried to calm himself down and sort through the memories in his mind.
"No wonder… no wonder!" he repeated incessantly, his chubby face filled with disbelief.
He finally seemed to understand why Moon knew his future, why he knew his loan would fail, and why he said he would meet the love of his life today!
All of this finally had a reasonable explanation!
Queenie also seemed to be amused by Jacob's naive look; she smiled at Jacob, her eyes full of affection.
She looked at Moon again, asking with a hint of anticipation in her tone: "Moon, since you are from the future, can you tell me what my future will be like? Who… who will my future husband be?"
Her tone was full of curiosity, and she glanced at Jacobbeside her, a hint of worry welling up in her heart; she seemed afraid that Moon's answer would not be what she hoped for.
Moon looked at Queenie's eager eyes and smiled slightly, understanding Queenie's inner thoughts.
He also knew that Queenie was afraid that the person she loved would not be what she hoped for, so he had to give Queenie a definite answer to put her completely at ease.
He said in a gentle tone: "Queenie, you don't have to worry.
Your future husband is Mr. Kowalski, standing beside you.
You will eventually become husband and wife, and you will have a very happy future."
He reached out and gently pointed to Jacob, his tone filled with blessings; he also sincerely hoped that Jacob and Queenie could be happy together.
When Queenie heard Moon's words, her originally slightly worried expression instantly turned ecstatic.
She widened her eyes, looking at Jacob with a surprised gaze, a brilliant smile on her face.
She asked in a trembling voice: "Really? Jacob, will we really get married? Can we really be together?"
She knew that the future she saw would all become reality, and she also knew that the person she loved was right beside her.
Jacob also stood frozen, his body trembling slightly, his heart filled with pleasant surprise.
He had already had a good impression of Queenie, and Moon had also reminded him.
But knowing that Moon was from the future, what Moonsaid made him even more excited.
He replied in a trembling voice: "Queenie! Is… is this really true? Will I… will I actually become your husband? This… this is simply too incredible!"
He felt that his life was like a dream, filled with magical colors, and he seemed to have already begun to look forward to his happy future with Queenie.
Chapter 106 Lovers
"Together in the future? But..."
Tina watched her sister, Queenie, tightly embracing Jacob. Between the two of them, there seemed to be an ineffable understanding; they loved each other and were attracted to each other.
But her heart was filled with worry. Her brows furrowed slightly. She knew that in the world of magic, love between a Wizard and a Muggle was not allowed. The Ministry of Magic's laws had always strictly forbidden marriage between Wizards and Muggles. Her heart once again felt a trace of worry for her sister's future.
She slowly raised her head and looked at Newt, her gaze carrying a hint of helplessness. She knew that Newt must have also noticed her inner worry.
Newt felt Tina's gaze and finally recovered from his shock. He looked at Queenie and Jacob, who were embracing, and also felt the genuine emotion between them. He knew that love between a Wizard and a Muggle in the United Stateswas not allowed.
He let out a soft sigh and said with a slightly displeased tone, "Your Wizarding laws in the United States are truly too backward. Why can't Wizards be friends with Muggles? Why can't they marry Muggles? These outdated laws you cling to cannot stop love from happening; instead, they will create more tragedies!"
He felt very disgusted by the pedantic regulations of the United States' magical community.
Love is beautiful; it does not change because of race or bloodline. He opposed the United States' laws that discriminated against Muggles and prevented Wizards and Muggles from falling in love.
Jacob heard what Newt said, and his body trembled violently. He gently pushed Queenie away from his embrace. His eyes were filled with worry, and his heart was instantly seized by a huge sense of unease.
He asked Queenie in a trembling voice, "Darling... Is what Newt said true? In your laws, can a Wizard truly not marry a Muggle?"
His tone was filled with uncertainty; he seemed unable to accept the truth he had heard, and he feared that everything he had hoped for would shatter completely like a reflection in a mirror.
Queenie looked at Jacob's worried eyes, and her heart felt as if it had been pricked. She could clearly feel the fear hidden within Jacob's heart, and she knew she had to soothe Jacob's uneasy heart.
She stretched out her hands, gently cupped Jacob's chubby face, and said in a gentle voice, "Don't worry, darling. You must believe Moon. Didn't he say that in the future, we will get married, and we will be happy together!"
Her words were full of comfort. She wanted to use her love to drive away the fear in Jacob's heart and make him understand that even if they faced many difficulties, they would always be together.
As she spoke these words, she was not only comforting Jacob but also seemed to be convincing herself. She wanted to believe that the love they shared could overcome all obstacles.
At this moment, all four of them turned their gaze to Moon. They wanted to know how Jacob and Queenie's future would unfold, and they also wanted to know whether love between a Wizard and a Muggle could blossom and bear fruit.
Moon looked at the eager eyes of the four people before him. He knew that he had to give them a clear explanation.
His gaze swept over Jacob and Queenie, and he sighed softly again.
In a low voice, he slowly said, "Speaking of it, it's not complicated. In 1937, the magical community will elect a new President of the International Confederation of Wizards, and after the new President takes office, the Ministry of Magic in the United States will also be forced to amend some laws, including the one prohibiting marriage between Wizards and Muggles."
His words were like a clap of thunder, instantly exploding in everyone's hearts!
"1937...? So... we still have to wait eleven years?!" Jacob's face instantly turned pale when he heard Moon's words. He widened his eyes. He couldn't believe that his and Queenie's future was so distant.
His heart was filled with disappointment. He seemed to already be imagining the pain and helplessness he would have to endure during these eleven years.
His body also trembled slightly due to the immense sadness.
And Queenie, upon hearing this news, her eyes also filled with tears. She hugged Jacob tightly, as if wanting to use her body to resist the coming pain.
She looked up at Jacob with a bewildered gaze, and her voice also began to tremble: "Eleven years... We can only be together after eleven years? Do we still have to wait that long?!"
Her tone was full of reluctance. She did not want to be separated from Jacob, and she certainly did not want to wait that long eleven years.
They held each other tightly, like two lovers about to be separated. Their hearts were filled with unease about the future. They both worried that they wouldn't be able to last until that day, and they both feared that their love would completely fade away due to this long wait.
And their embrace, in Moon's eyes, was filled with desolation.
Tina looked at her sister, and she could also feel the pain in her sister's heart. She also turned to look at Newt, her eyes carrying a complex emotion.
And Newt, seemingly feeling Tina's gaze, dared not look directly into Tina's eyes. He could only stand there in a very awkward posture, his body stiffening, as if he wanted to melt into the air.
Moon looked at the two pairs of lovers before him, and his heart was touched once again.
He slowly raised his head, his voice becoming clear and firm: "Alright, don't worry. I'm just telling you about a possible future, but the future can be changed. All you can do is believe in yourselves and seize the present!"
He also hoped that they could change that perhaps not-so-beautiful future through their own choices.
He looked at the squirming Newt, a meaningful smile appearing on his face again. His tone became even more teasing: "Mr. Newt, don't be so nervous. Miss Tina is your future wife, so leaning on her shoulder is only right! You don't need to be so ill at ease!"
His tone was full of teasing, and he also wanted to use this method to ease the current atmosphere.
Upon hearing Moon's words, Tina's eyes instantly widened, as if struck by an electric current. She suddenly stood up straight, her face instantly turning crimson, and she quickly moved away from Newt's shoulder.
She said in a slightly flustered tone, "You... what are you talking about? I... how could I possibly be his future wife?!"
She seemed to want to deny everything Moon had said, and her heart began to panic.
And Newt, with a look of shock, looked at Moon. He also seemed unable to believe that there would be such a wonderful destiny between him and Tina.
His body became even stiffer, and his eyes began to dart around, as if trying to avoid Moon's gaze.
Queenie and Jacob both seemed to enjoy gossip. After hearing what Moon said, they both looked up, scrutinizing Newt and Tina with even more curious eyes.
They noticed a mysterious unspoken understanding between Newt and Tina.
The gossipy look in their eyes grew even more intense, as if they were full of anticipation for Newt and Tina's relationship.
Chapter 107 Return
"I…us? Married?"
When Newt heard Moon's calm and confident words, his already somewhat introverted personality became even more flustered. His body trembled violently, and his heart rate slightly accelerated due to excitement.
He looked up at Tina with an incredulous gaze, and in a trembling voice, he asked Moon, "Are…are you serious? I…I'll be with Tina…in the future? And…become her husband?"
His tone was full of doubt and anticipation, as if he couldn't believe he would have such a wonderful future. In his mind, Tina's valiant figure began to emerge, and his heart couldn't help but stir.
Tina's cheeks also flushed at Moon's words, and her sharp eyes became somewhat hazy. She could feel a certain emotion deep within her slowly growing.
She could feel Newt's somewhat evasive gaze, yet it carried an undisguised love. Suddenly, she didn't know how to respond, and her usually confident heart became a little flustered.
Moon looked at Newt and Tina's flustered expressions, a slight smile playing on his lips, his heart filled with mischievous delight.
He knew that everything he said would have a huge impact on them, and he also knew that this was their fated path.
He added with an even more confident tone, "Yes, Mr. Newt, you are destined to be together, and you will also have a very lovely son. His name is Yusef Scamander!!"
He wanted Newt to understand that between him and Tina, it was not just love, but also the arrangement of fate.
Queenie gasped when she heard Moon's words. Her eyes widened instantly, and an expression of disbelief appeared on her face.
She asked excitedly, "You even had a son? Oh my! That's incredible!"
She seemed full of curiosity about Newt and Tina's future life.
Her gossipy heart was completely ignited again.
And Jacob, hearing Moon say that Newt and Tina would be together, first showed a confused expression on his face. He seemed to have no idea what was going on, but soon, he understood everything.
He excitedly walked up to Newt, his face full of admiration and envy, and gently patted Newt's shoulder, saying in a low voice, "Amazing, Newt!"
His tone was full of admiration, and he seemed very happy for Newt's future.
Newt was caught off guard by Jacob's sudden enthusiasm. He quickly lowered his head, hiding his inner excitement. His already slightly flushed face turned crimson.
His gaze, however, involuntarily turned towards Tina. He noticed that Tina's cheeks also carried a hint of crimson, and she seemed to be avoiding his gaze.
His heart also began to become very restless.
He responded in a low voice, "That…that's also something that…must be done, right?"
His tone was slightly stammering; he couldn't express the true emotions in his heart at that moment with words.
He could feel that his feelings for Tina were not just simple friendship; there seemed to be a hint of admiration that he himself couldn't understand.
He suddenly felt that being with Tina didn't seem as bad as he had imagined.
And Tina finally woke up from her shocked state. She looked at Newt's somewhat flustered appearance, and the corners of her mouth curved slightly upwards, a playful expression on her face. She gave Newt a glare, as if responding to Newt's somewhat clumsy confession.
Their interaction filled the surroundings with the sweet scent of romance.
And when Queenie saw this scene, her smile became even brighter. She tightly hugged Jacob's arm and said with a hint of anticipation in her voice, "Jacob, should we also have a child? I also want to have a unique baby that belongs to us!"
Her heart was full of longing, and she seemed to have already begun to look forward to her happy life with Jacob.
When Jacob heard Queenie's words, his body instantly stiffened. His chubby face was full of a happy smile, and he nodded vigorously. His tone also became incredibly excited: "Good, good! I will definitely have one, two, no! A group of children with Queenie!"
He seemed to have completely fallen in love, completely forgetting the eleven-year wait between him and Queenie.
And Moon, looking at the two pairs of sweet lovers in front of him, felt a wave of speechlessness in his heart. He had originally only wanted to tell them something about the future, but he hadn't expected that it would make them directly fall into beautiful dreams of the future.
He had had enough of this public display of affection.
He cleared his throat lightly, attracting everyone's attention, and said in a helpless tone, "Alright, everyone, the reason I told you these things is because I must leave. I have been in this era long enough."
He no longer had the energy to stay here.
He had to return to his own era.
Harry, Ron, Hermione, and everything he cherished were still waiting for him!
Newt, Tina, Jacob, and Queenie, hearing that Moon was leaving, all showed expressions of reluctance on their faces, and all they could do was offer Moon their sincerest blessings.
Jacob tightly held Moon's hand, his eyes full of reluctance, and his tone carried a hint of pleading: "Moon, will…will you come back? You must come back and see us!"
He seemed to have already regarded Moon as his most important friend; he was unwilling to part with Moon.
And Newt, Tina, and Queenie, although they didn't speak, their eyes towards Moon were also full of reluctance and worry.
Moon looked at their reluctant gazes, his tone full of confidence: "Of course I'll come back, after all, I still have to share my future stories with you!"
He looked at Jacob, thinking of their eleven-year wait.
He reached into his pocket and pulled out the Killing Curseencased in a transparent crystal. That emerald-like Killing Curse lay quietly in his palm, emitting a chilling power.
Newt and Tina saw the familiar green light and subconsciously took a few steps back.
Jacob stared at the green light, holding Queenie and stepping back.
Queenie, who didn't understand everyone's reaction, used Legilimency and was so scared that her face turned pale, clinging tightly to Jacob.
Moon said to everyone in a calm tone, "You don't have to worry. It is completely harmless now. I have completely sealed it within the Time-Space Crystal. It will not hurt anyone."
He raised his hand again, and using Time-Space Power, he transformed the originally somewhat irregular crystal into a more exquisite potion bottle, handing it to Queenie.
"As long as you don't open it, it's completely fine."
"If you and Jacob are troubled by the Ministry of Magic, you can take this out and give it to the Minister for Magic, Seraphina. She will understand.
Chapter 108 A Strange World
Moon's figure reappeared at the tunnel entrance of the New York Ministry of Magic.
His body seemed to tear through space, appearing out of thin air. A faint silver glow, a trace left by Time-Space Power, still lingered at his feet.
He looked down at his clothes, which were already torn in half, and shook his head helplessly.
When traveling through space-time, he found that he needed coordinates. Fortunately, his original clothes could barely serve as coordinates for positioning.
However, the immense impact brought by Time Travel, without the protection of Time-Space Power, ripped his clothes into shreds by that powerful force.
But thankfully, the "Telescopic Pocket" he carried was not lost; otherwise, he would have truly returned naked.
Moon looked at his torn and shattered clothes. He unhesitatingly pulled the tattered fabric from his body and threw it on the ground.
He softly said, "As expected, I'm back! These space-time coordinates are really troublesome!"
He raised his head and looked at everything around him. He could clearly feel that he was still in the same space as before.
Whether it was the familiar tunnel around him or the traces of destruction left by "Time-Space Power," everything was exactly consistent with the scene in his memory.
He opened the system and checked his attribute panel.
[Host Information]
Name: Moon White
System Level: 1
Age: 11 years old
Personal Magic Power: 1725380 (growing)
Personal Talents: Alchemy, Space-time Manipulation, Infinite Magic Power (50% integrated), Spell Enhancement
Number of Talent Replications: 0
[Spells Mastered]
Levitation Charm (Space-time Mutation)
Alohomora (Space-time Mutation)
Lumos (Space-time Mutation)
Repairing Charm (Space-time Mutation)
Stunning Spell (Space-time Mutation)
Petrificus Totalus (Space-time Mutation)
Invisibility Charm (Space-time Mutation)
Accio (Space-time Mutation)
Sectumsempra (Space-time Mutation)
Vulnera Sanentur (Space-time Mutation)
[Wealth]
Account Balance: 41000 Galleons.
[Quest List]
Current Quest: None
[Skill List]
[Skill Name: Time Perception
Skill Level: 10 (Future one hour later)
Skill Effect: Has a weak perception of the flow of time, can predict impending events in a short period, effect strengthens with skill level increase.]
Sacred Time (Level 1)
[Skill Name: Sacred Time
Skill Level: 1 (1000 Magic Power / second)
Skill Effect: You can manipulate a small amount of the Time-Space Torrent, create a temporary Time-Space Domain, banish disordered space-time, like a devotee of time-space, barely disturbing everything in the world.]
Time Travel (Level 1)
[Skill Name: Time Travel
Skill Level: 1 (300000 Magic Power / use)
Skill Effect: You can perceive weak fluctuations in space-time, used for fixed coordinates in the river of time, based on which short-distance, fixed-point Time Travel is performed. Without coordinates, random Time Traveloccurs.]
Moon was shocked by the enormous magic power consumption, and also felt a hint of helplessness.
Time Travel was truly not something an ordinary person could use.
A familiar voice rang in his ear, full of doubt and confusion: "Mr. White? How... how did you come back again? I just thought you had been blown to smithereens! And what are you wearing? These clothes are too strange, aren't they?"
Yusef's voice was filled with doubt, and his stern face twitched slightly. He seemed unable to comprehend why Moon had changed his clothes in such a short time.
Moon ignored Yusef's confusion. His gaze swept over the surroundings, and a hint of impatience finally appeared on his calm face. He muttered to himself, "How strange, why are these people still here? Did I only change space-time? Or is it that the future cannot be changed?"
Umbridge, who he had originally blasted away, was still lying on the ground, unaffected by Elsie Umbridge's dismissal.
This further confirmed his uneasy suspicion.
It seemed he could only change himself, while everything around him continued along its predetermined trajectory.
His brows furrowed tightly. He had to figure out what was going on.
He raised his hand again and cast Accio at Umbridge in the distance.
Magic power fluctuations once again surged through the surrounding air.
Umbridge, who was lying on the ground, was instantly controlled by him. Her originally limp body slowly floated up, like a puppet being manipulated by strings.
And gradually, she flew towards Moon.
"Mr. White! What are you doing?! Stop it!" Yusef's heart pounded when he saw Moon's actions. He instinctively felt that what Moon was about to do was definitely not a good thing. He quickly shouted to stop him.
His tone was filled with unease; he was afraid Moon would do something outrageous again.
"Stop! What are you doing!"
"Stop it! Do you know where this is!"
"I order you, release her immediately!"
Five or six Aurors who had come as reinforcements also raised their wands, pointing them at Moon. They wanted to stop Moon's arrogant behavior. They never expected someone to be so audacious as to act at the Ministry of Magic's entrance.
Umbridge, who was controlled in mid-air, her already pale face became even more ashen. She saw Moon slowly approaching her.
Her body trembled incessantly, and her heart was filled with fear and despair. She didn't know what kind of torment awaited her!
She let out a shrill scream: "No!! You can't do this to me! I am an official of the Ministry of Magic! You... you dare to treat me like this, you will definitely not end well!"
Her tone was full of venom; she couldn't accept this damned, filthy Mudblood looking down on her with such an arrogant gaze. She tried to use her authority to threaten Moon.
But she found that Moon was unmoved by all her threats.
Seeing the Aurors gradually surrounding them,
"Quick! Quickly take down this Death Eater! He... he must be You-Know-Who's subordinate! Quickly capture him! Send him to Azkaban!!"
She shrieked loudly in the air, seemingly grasping at her last straw, wanting to immediately break free from Moon's control! Her heart was already filled with madness and hatred for Moon.
Moon looked at everyone's tense expressions.
His finger moved slightly, and the wands in the hands of a dozen Aurors around him became heavy as lead, falling to the ground. Their entire bodies were also firmly suppressed and unable to move.
He didn't use any spells, just the most primitive magic power suppression.
Chapter 109 Historical Traces
Moon looked at Umbridge, who was suspended in mid-air by his Levitation Charm. Her previously pale face was filled with anger and terror. She struggled incessantly, her hands flailing wildly, trying to grasp something.
"You filthy Mudblood, put me down."
Her toad-like, round face was now contorted with fear. Her lips trembled continuously, yet she still shrieked.
Moon could not waste any more time. He needed to end this farce quickly.
He had to figure out as soon as possible why his past actions had not changed the present future.
He gently waved his wand, sending Umbridge crashing into the pool like a broken sack. The once clear water became murky with Umbridge's fall.
Umbridge let out a shrill scream. Her body thrashed in the water, but she remained unable to break free.
Her pink clothes, soaked with water, clung tightly to her body, making her look even more disheveled. She no longer dared to say anything.
Moon looked at Umbridge, who resembled a drowned toad. The corners of his mouth curved slightly, revealing a mocking smile.
Bullies who pick on the weak and fear the strong deserve to be taught a lesson.
He slowly walked to the edge of the pool, his silver-white eyes coldly fixed on Umbridge. His tone was calm yet icy: "Umbridge, I'm asking you now, who is Elsie Umbridge to you?"
His voice echoed in the empty conference room, full of deterrence.
After struggling in the cold water for a few seconds, Umbridge was finally pulled out by the magic power released by Moon. She lay on the ground, disheveled and coughing incessantly. Her body trembled slightly from fear.
Hearing Moon's question, her face grew even paler. She gritted her teeth and replied in a weak voice: "She... she is my... au... aunt! How... how do you know her?"
She still held a sliver of hope, hoping to use her aunt to threaten Moon. She knew that her aunt had once worked at the Ministry of Magic and possessed great power.
She thought that using her aunt's name might intimidate the young man before her, but she had no idea that Moonwas not afraid of her aunt at all.
Hearing Umbridge's words, Moon confirmed his suspicions again. This woman in front of him was indeed inextricably linked to Dolores Jane Umbridge.
His gaze became sharper, and his tone grew even colder. He wanted to completely shatter Umbridge's false pretense: "Did your aunt once hold a position in New York?"
Umbridge heard Moon's words, and her previously pale face regained a little color.
She wanted to use her aunt's status to intimidate Moon.
She said in a forceful tone: "You'd best be sensible! You need to understand what kind of person you are facing right now! My aunt is a very important figure in the magicworld. If you dare to disrespect me, I guarantee you will not have a good end!"
Her tone was full of threats. She tried to scare Moon with her aunt's identity. She still couldn't believe that Moon, a first-year Wizard, would dare to do anything to her!
"Oh? Is that so?!" Moon chuckled, his smile filled with disdain.
He asked again: "And she wasn't fired by the New YorkMinister for Magic, was she?" His tone was unremarkable.
Umbridge's body trembled violently upon hearing Moon's words. Her plump face instantly showed an expression of disbelief. Her eyes widened, and her heart was filled with shock and fear.
She completely failed to understand how Moon knew about her aunt being fired by the New York Ministry of Magic. This matter was known only to a very small number of people, even within the Ministry of Magic.
"You... you... how do you know?!" she stammered, her heart filled with unease. She felt as if Moon had seen through everything. All her pretenses seemed so ridiculous in front of Moon!
Moon did not pay attention to Umbridge's shock.
He had indeed left traces in the past, but for some unknown reason, it had not affected the future.
Just then,
A rush of footsteps suddenly came from the entrance of the hall. A middle-aged man in a black cloak, a suit underneath, and a bright red tie, quickly walked in. His face was filled with anxiety and displeasure, and his eyes were full of doubt. He was the Minister for Magic at the New York Ministry of Magic, Cornelius Fudge, responsible for "handling all chaos"!
Fudge looked at the messy scene before him, and his already somewhat bloated body trembled slightly. His round face also showed expressions of doubt and dissatisfaction.
He pointed at the Aurors who were still standing in a daze and said in a displeased tone: "What are you all doing here?! Why aren't you apprehending the rioters immediately? Are you all just watching a show?!"
His voice was full of reproach. He hoped these Aurors would act quickly to resolve the current crisis.
He had expected to immediately take control of the scene after his appearance.
But the Aurors did not move, standing still.
"You all, take him down for me."
Fudge frowned, glanced at Moon, and said to those behind him.
The three Senior Aurors he had brought with him, upon hearing Fudge's command, immediately raised their wands. Their magic quickly condensed at the tips of their wands, and powerful spells,
Immediately shot towards Moon. Their skilled movements and powerful aura were clearly a level above the other Aurors.
They knew they had to show their strength to gain the Minister's approval.
As for Moon, who possessed great power, he only thought of him as a lucky young Wizard.
Just as those spells were about to hit Moon,
Moon activated Sacred Space-Time. The powerful Time-Space Power instantly unfolded, forming a mirror-like barrier in front of him.
And the magic released by the three Senior Aurors, the moment it touched the barrier, vanished without a trace, like a stone sinking into the sea, without causing a single ripple.
And when Fudge saw everything before him, his body trembled violently, and his face turned pale. He finally realized that what he was facing was not as simple as he had imagined!
"Wait a moment!"
Fudge quickly raised his hand, stopping the Aurors who were still trying to attack. His tone carried a hint of panic and curiosity. He seemed to want to re-examine the young man before him.
His initial desire to suppress Dumbledore's prestige gradually dissipated, replaced by a desire to win Moonover to his side!
Chapter 110 Fudge's solicitation
"Can we talk, Mr. White?"
Cornelius Fudge, Minister for Magic of the London Ministry of Magic, said to Moon with his signature smile, his tone amiable and his eyes full of goodwill. He seemed to want to leave a good impression on Moon.
He quickly tidied his clothes, his face no longer showing the previous anxiety and unease. His heart seemed to have calmed down.
He knew he had to face Moon with a calmer attitude to make Moon feel his sincerity.
The power Moon used was very likely the Time-Space Power, and he had to win Moon over to gain the initiative in the future situation.
He quickly recalled all the information he had investigated about Moon. He knew that there didn't seem to be a very close relationship between Moon and Dumbledore, which gave him hope that he could win Moon over.
Moon looked at Fudge's hypocritical smile, feeling incredibly amused. Fudge was being so polite only because he was wary of the power Moon possessed.
He did not respond to Fudge's request, but instead looked at the Aurors still bound by the Time-Space Power, and Umbridge, who was slumped on the ground, trembling.
The corners of his mouth curved slightly, revealing a playful smile. He wanted to give Fudge a choice and see how much sincerity Fudge had.
When Fudge saw Moon's actions, his expression changed slightly. He immediately understood Moon's meaning. He knew that Moon was asking him to make a choice.
He immediately forced a hypocritical smile and said in a slightly fawning tone, "Mr. White, this is all a misunderstanding! It's all a misunderstanding! Umbridge is suspected of falsely accusing Hogwarts students, which severely violates the Ministry of Magic's rules and regulations. I have decided to temporarily suspend her for self-reflection!"
His tone was resolute; he seemed to want to express his sincerity in this way.
His heart, however, was filled with unwillingness. Umbridge was a sharp blade in his hand, and he needed Umbridge to help him control the Ministry of Magic, but for the sake of immediate interests, he chose to sacrifice Umbridge.
He now only hoped that everything he had done would satisfy Moon.
Moon watched Fudge's hypocritical performance, the corners of his mouth slightly raised. He knew that everything Fudge did was for himself. He didn't care about Umbridge's life or death, nor did he care about the Ministry of Magic's rules and regulations.
He gently waved his hand, and Umbridge's body instantly flew backward, crashing heavily against the wall. She let out a painful wail and then completely fainted.
Moon released the Time-Space Power that bound them, allowing the Aurors to regain their ability to move.
After regaining their ability to move, those Aurors still dared not approach Moon by an inch. They looked at Moonwith terrified eyes, their hearts awed by Moon's unfathomable power. They could not understand the magicMoon used; it had far exceeded their comprehension.
At Fudge's signal, they carefully helped the unconscious Umbridge and quickly left the scene.
Moon, meanwhile, followed Fudge deeper into the Ministry of Magic, his figure gradually disappearing into the long corridor.
Moon and Fudge walked one after another into the Minister for Magic's office. It was a spacious and luxurious room, with various magic props hanging on the walls, and the desk was piled with all sorts of documents, emitting a faint smell of ink.
Fudge hastily motioned for Moon to sit down, a smile reappearing on his face. He said in a slightly fawning tone, "Mr. White, please sit. I have a lot of excellent lemon tea here; would you like to try some?"
His tone was full of flattery; he wanted to ease the atmosphere and pave the way for winning Moon over.
Moon walked to the center of the office, pulled up a chair, and sat down, saying calmly, "No need! Minister Fudge, now, let's talk properly!"
Fudge looked at Moon's calm expression, his body trembling slightly. He took a deep breath, forcing himself to calm down.
He knew what a terrifying existence he was facing. He now had to be careful and cautious if he was to win Moon over.
He slowly sat behind the desk, an amiable smile reappearing on his face, his tone becoming even softer: "Mr. White, you are indeed a very special Wizard, and I believe that the power you possess will shock the entire magic world. And I have always been following you, and I also hope that we can become friends!"
He hoped to use his sincerity to move Moon and make him his ally.
Moon looked at Fudge's hypocritical smile, feeling a bit speechless that he could even say such things.
He knew that Fudge's heart was only filled with a thirst for power, and everything Fudge did was for his own benefit.
He said in a straightforward tone, "Minister Fudge, you don't need to beat around the bush anymore. I know you want to win me over! You want me to work for you! To go against Dumbledore, right!"
He had long known Fudge's inner thoughts. Fudge had always resented Dumbledore's greater influence in the magic world than his own.
When Fudge heard Moon's direct words, an embarrassed expression appeared on his face, and his body trembled slightly. He had not expected Moon to be so blunt.
He quickly explained, "No… no! Mr. White, you've misunderstood me. I don't want to go against Dumbledore, nor do I want to use you! I just… I just greatly admire your abilities. I think you possess unlimited potential, and I also hope to help you develop yourself better. I can provide you with many rare magic materials, and I can also allow you to enter the Ministry of Magic directly without taking any exams, and I can also…"
His words were full of temptation; he wanted to use these benefits to move Moon and make him his ally.
"I'd like to interrupt, Mr. Fudge!"
Moon looked at the incessantly talking Fudge. He reached out and interrupted Fudge, his tone carrying a hint of impatience and sarcasm: "I am still just a student, and I haven't thought about working for the Ministry of Magic. Everything you've said has no meaning to me, and I don't need you to provide any help."
When Fudge heard Moon's words, his expression changed again. He had not expected Moon to be so dismissive of his proposal. He realized that winning Moon over might not be as simple as he had thought.
He opened his mouth, still wanting to say something.
Just then,
The office door was suddenly pushed open.
Dumbledore's figure appeared at the doorway.
His tone was gentle and calm, his eyes filled with wise light, as he slowly walked into the office. His gaze swept over Moon and Fudge: "I think, Mr. White, still needs to continue studying at Hogwarts! And regarding the Ministry of Magic, we can talk about it later."
And that last look, when he looked at Moon, carried a meaningful smile.