Chapter 56: The Anti-Magic Spell!

As a humble and proud Hufflepuff student...

Wilson naturally would listen to his Head of House.

After all, Wilson had already completed all his plans, reaping enough fruitful rewards, and even left a bit of trouble for Peter Pettigrew and Voldemort.

Honestly.

Tonight was quite hectic.

First, when the Weasley twins disturbed the Ice Phoenix, Anivia, Wilson immediately used Polyjuice Potion to transform into Peter Pettigrew and attacked Professor Flitwick in his office.

Then, when Wilson is disguised as Peter, he had captured Professor Flitwick, he swiftly awakened Anivia and used her magical power to destroy Hogwarts' defensive and warning wards.

Next, taking advantage of the broken wards, Wilson deliberately chose to flee instead of continuing to harm Professor Flitwick, creating the illusion that Peter Pettigrew had escaped from Hogwarts, thus confusing Dumbledore and Snape.

Finally, Wilson returned to the Hufflepuff common room, pretending to be a student unwilling to break the rules, quietly waiting for Hogwarts professors to call him to handle the trouble caused by the Ice Phoenix.

Now.

Everything went according to his plan.

The only hitch was the Slytherin students still being hung on the wall. Didn't their Head of House, Professor Snape, care about his students at all?

Anyway, this had nothing to do with Wilson...

No matter which house's student they asked, he was clearly in the right.

Instead of going with Professor McGonagall and Professor Sprout to see how embarrassed the Slytherin students looked hanging on the Great Hall wall, it was better to go back to the dormitory early and check his gains.

After all, hanging people on the wall... As long as Wilson wanted to, there would be plenty of opportunities to do so in the future.

To be honest...

Tonight's rewards were quite abundant.

[Combat Mission: Defeat Filius Flitwick (1/1) - Mission Completed. Reward: Anti-magic Spell.]

[Anti-magic Spell: When the caster uses Anti-magic, they can forcibly end the effect of any magic with their own power, the user can even create a ward that prohibits any magic for a duration dependent on the caster's power.]

Just this spell alone...

Made all Wilson's efforts tonight worth it!

Anti-magic was a much stronger magic compared to Finite Incantatem and Netherball, allowing Wilson to create a short-term anti-magic defensive area with his own power.

This spell...

Was a significant boost for him!

Because once he could successfully use this spell, he could even attempt to duel with Albus Dumbledore, the most powerful white wizard in history, or rather, he would have a trump card to compete against any wizard!

By using Anti-magic to block all magic...

As long as he didn't encounter those abnormal wizards, Wilson believed his physical strength could defeat anyone!

Besides Anti-magic, Professor Flitwick being the Head of Ravenclaw, completing his mission also rewarded Wilson with a generous magical specialty.

[Combat Mission: Defeat the Head of Ravenclaw (1/1) - Mission Completed. Reward: Magic Skill - Meditation, 100 Life Points, 500 Magic Points.]

[Meditation: Passive Skill. Renders any mind-targeting spells Infective.]

What a skill!

Wilson felt that this skill, Meditation, was possibly designed to target a particular Ravenclaw graduate.

Of course.

This magical skill would also protect Wilson from spells like Legilimency.

Although Wilson possessed Advanced Occlumency, which could prevent mind reading when activated, even faking some memories to mislead the reader...

The magical world isn't absolute.

There are always some unknown abilities.

Some wizards are natural Legilimens, who can passively read minds and emotions without using magic, making it impossible to guard against.

For example, Wilson knew such a wizard, who was the sister-in-law of Newt Scamander, the revered figure of all Hufflepuff students...

Yes.

Newt Scamander's sister-in-law.

A natural Legilimens, capable of reading minds directly without any magic.

"Looks good..."

Wilson was quite grateful to Professor Flitwick for bringing him such good luck; both Anti-magic and Meditation were extremely useful.

This was Wilson's thought.

As for Professor Flitwick lying in the Hogwarts infirmary, he definitely wouldn't consider being attacked late at night as a stroke of good luck. The Ravenclaw Head felt a bit down.

Because the one who attacked him...

Was also a student he had taught.

"Peter Pettigrew..."

Professor Filius Flitwick lay on his bed, looking sorrowful, "I remember that child. He was very obedient during school, never liked causing trouble..."

Speaking of this, Professor Flitwick continued, "I still remember when news of his death reached the school, Minerva and I were deeply saddened by his fate..."

"Peter is very good at hiding his intentions."

Dumbledore sat on a chair by the bed, gently consoling, "Filius, we all failed to notice Peter's danger, even his friends didn't realize it...

No one would have thought that the timid and cautious child back then would become the third person to turn into a Dark Lord."

"What? Dark Lord?"

Professor Flitwick couldn't help but widen his eyes.

At this moment, Professor Flitwick was like anyone hearing this for the first time, his eyes filled with shock and disbelief.

"Yes, in fact, he has caused us quite a bit of trouble."

Dumbledore calmly introduced the fact that Peter Pettigrew was the third generation Dark Lord, then looked at Professor Flitwick and sighed, "Fortunately, our luck isn't bad, Filius. Madam Pomfrey has checked you over; your body is fine..."

After saying this, Dumbledore reached out his hand, trying to get Professor Flitwick's attention, and then asked, "Filius, can you tell us what exactly happened tonight?"

"I'm still figuring it out..."

Professor Filius Flitwick furrowed his brow, sat on the bed thinking for a while, then suddenly said, "But one thing is very important, Peter... wants to get the Diadem of Ravenclaw!"

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