Hogwarts: I Am an Exemplary Wizard

“Wow, it’s that magical Invisibility Cloak.” The little girl immediately forgot what had just happened, and began excitedly looking at her disappearing body.

“Arianna…” Kael crouched down, looking at the happy little girl in front of him.

“What’s wrong?”

“Your brother Albus is in danger now, he might really turn into a dead Ghost any moment.”

The next second, Arianna, who was just happy, started crying again.

“Don’t say that…” Dumbledore’s voice trembled, wanting to stop Kael from speaking further, but Kael simply ignored him and calmly asked:

“Are you willing to help him?”

“I am willing,” Arianna said firmly.

“But what if the price is that you can never return?” Kael continued, “You have to leave here, leave this home, leave your brother Abeforth.”

“I…” Arianna hesitated, “If I miss them, can I come back?”

“No, you can’t.” Kael tightened the Invisibility Cloak around Arianna, continuing, “You can’t come back, even if you miss them terribly, otherwise your brother Albus will truly turn into a Ghost… or maybe even worse.”

“Please, stop.” Dumbledore said again painfully, trying to stop Kael, but still received no response.

Although the following words may make Arianna very sad, it’s necessary to go through this to save her life.

“Afterwards, you can only live alone, in a place unfamiliar to you.”

“Does that mean I’ll never see brother Abeforth again?” Arianna painfully held her head, representing the Obscurus, the black mist began surging on her body.

But surprisingly, the Invisibility Cloak on Arianna blocked these black mists, kept them firmly restrained and unable to take form.

“Not necessarily,” Kael thought for a moment, “perhaps in a hundred years, you’ll be able to see him again, but in the meantime, you need to force yourself to forget everything here.”

The black mist on Arianna grew thicker, some even seeping through the seams, surging violently in mid-air.

Kael frowned, Arianna’s reaction was bigger than he expected, if not for the Invisibility Cloak, the words earlier might have directly triggered the Obscurus.

“Expecto Patronum!”

A silvery white jellyfish emerged from Kael’s wand, and its long tentacles wrapped around the black mist, trying to disperse them.

The Guardian God is the embodiment of hope, the nemesis of all dark matter, including the Obscurus.

But the Obscurus was too strong, even dissipating a few of the black mists brought more pressure to Kael than facing hundreds of Dementors before.

He could only desperately maintain the Guardian God, hoping Arianna would wake up faster.

Just then, a silver Phoenix joined in.

The Phoenix flew above Arianna, and a warm power enveloped her, like a bonfire during a cold winter.

The black mist gradually disappeared, and Arianna opened her eyes again.

“So, Arianna, have you made your decision?” Kael asked with determination.

“I said enough, shut up!” Dumbledore roared.

A surge of Magic Power erupted from his body, shaking large spiderweb-like cracks on the walls and ceiling.

“Professor, now is not the time to be soft-hearted, this is the only way to save her life.” Kael refused to yield, “She must leave here, it’s the only way!”

“I know… I know…”

Dumbledore’s voice suddenly softened, even carried a hint of pleading.

“You’ve done more than enough, can you leave the rest to me… please.”

“Are you sure?” Kael reminded, “This decision requires Arianna to actively abandon all reliance, she might hate you for a lifetime, I don’t mind, but you…”

“I’m fine.” Dumbledore said calmly, “As long as it saves her.”

“If that’s the case… remember to watch the time, don’t exceed ten o’clock.”

Kael took a deep breath, stood up, deciding to leave this moment to the siblings.

But he did not choose to leave through the window, instead, he opened the door and walked out directly.

“What’s happening… Arianna, are you okay.”

An urgent sound of footsteps came from outside, it was Abeforth.

Earlier, Dumbledore’s momentary loss of control almost destroyed the entire house, even the Muffliato Charm couldn’t help in this situation.

Hearing the commotion, Abeforth immediately ran over to check on Arianna’s situation, coincidentally bumping into Kael who was walking out the door.

“Who are you!”

Encountering a stranger suddenly appearing at home, and still emerging from his sister’s attic, Abeforth immediately grew tense, followed by rage.

He drew his wand without hesitating.

“What have you done to my sister…”

“Obliviate!”

A white light hit Abeforth’s forehead, clearly a Forgetfulness Spell, but it looked more like a Knockback Jinx.

Abeforth didn’t even utter a sound, shot backward and fell to the ground, not moving.

“Sorry, can’t let you interrupt them right now.”

Kael let out a long breath, feeling much relieved.

Just now, he had close contact with the Obscurus, pretended to scare Arianna, and had to deal with Dumbledore’s emotions, his pressure had doubled, his head throbbing.

Now that a sandbag volunteered, it would be a waste not to use it.

Kael stretched, walked over to grab Abeforth’s collar, and dragged him downstairs, while fixing the walls cracked by Dumbledore’s Magic Power along the way.

Strictly speaking, Abeforth also had a certain level of responsibility in this matter, if his temper hadn’t been that volatile, he wouldn’t have fought with Grindelwald.

However, considering he helped me many times later, Kael still softened his heart and didn’t drag his feet.