Chapter 639: Healing in Fish's Area (Edited)

"Oops!"

Facing the approaching turbulent waves, Harry unconsciously put his arms in front of him.

Everyone else reacted in the same way.

They soon realized that they hadn't been hit by the water, and with a refreshing sensation, similar to entering St. Mungo's, they shivered and felt much better.

Immediately afterward, there were surprised cheers from the rooms on both sides and from the waiting room behind them.

"Oh my goodness! I'm fine!"

"Hahaha! My wound has disappeared!"

"Merlin's beard! I feel better than ever now!"

Even Ron said in astonishment, "The bruises Fish gave me last night are gone."

Harry even saw Moody reach out and scratch the joint of his wooden leg.

[Overflow: Convert the power of nature into an illusory stream of water to heal all wounds]

This was the spell that Fish had just awakened after hearing the patients' complaints.

In fact, Fish wanted to try the rain spell again that he used to extinguish the fire in their first year, but Fish suddenly thought, now they are inside the building, what if the summoned rain doesn't rain on these people? And if it doesn't have any effect...

And then the spell [Overflow] appeared and started before Fish could react.

"What kind of spell is that?!"

The nearby Healers, after a moment of stunned silence, rushed toward Fish.

The portraits on the walls on both sides of them, depicting the celebrities of St. Mungo's throughout the ages, also shouted excitedly, "Keep him! Keep him! He's a natural Healer!"

The patients who had been healed by Fish, upon seeing the scene, instantly recognized who had conjured the stream that had just healed them, and they all made their way toward Fish in a frenzy of gratitude.

Harry and the others could only try to hold back the crowd, shouting at the top of their lungs, "Calm down! Calm down! Don't crowd!"

"Nya!"

∑(ΦωΦ)

Seeing this, Fish thought he might have accidentally gotten into trouble again...

So he turned into a kitten and darted away from the group's legs, and in the blink of an eye, he was gone.

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"Phew... they have finally calmed down..." Mrs. Weasley said with a long sigh of relief as she wiped the slight sweat from her forehead, then turned her head to look at Fish. "Fish, you... wait! Where is Fish?!"

Mrs. Weasley looked at the others in panic.

However, Harry and the others also seemed lost, as they had been too busy trying to calm the crowd to notice that Fish had escaped.

Moody, with his magical eye, was concerned that there might be a Death Eater among the crowd who wanted to harm Harry, so his attention was not focused on Fish, who couldn't have been injured.

Fortunately, Fish hadn't gone far, and after a few loud calls from Harry and the others, a round-headed little kitten poked its head around the corner.

"Nya?"

|ΦωΦ=)

"Get out of here! Get out of here!" Mrs. Weasley vigorously shooed away the group of patients and Healers who had started to stir again. "Can't you see you're scaring Fish?!"

The others, though eager to stay, left under Mrs. Weasley's watchful gaze, allowing the older Healers to engage in discussion with Mrs. Weasley with a little flattery. "Can you let Fish talk to us when he's finished?"

In fact, Dilys Derwent had already mentioned Fish's powers to the current director of St. Mungo's and some of the healers, but they hadn't seen them in person, so they didn't take them too seriously...

If they had known that Fish's powers were so powerful, they would have invited him!

All the healers felt remorseful.

Dilys appeared in one of the frames, sneaking past the original owner of the frame, and said to Fish, who had returned to his human form and was standing next to Mrs. Weasley, "Fish, tell them yes, just so we can test the extent of your spells on the patients here."

"No problem nya!"

(ΦωΦ)

Fish still trusted Dilys, so he agreed without hesitation.

Not only was she the first Headmistress to show kindness to Fish, but her personality also appealed to Fish. In Fish's mind, Dilys was even closer than Dumbledore.

When the healers had left, Fish and the others continued their way, climbed the stairs, and entered the Department of Magical Injuries.

Word had spread about what had just happened downstairs at St. Mungo's, so as soon as Fish and the others appeared, the green-robed healers nearby looked at them, but they didn't bother, simply smiled and nodded at Fish.

The group followed the instructions of the fat witch and headed to the second door on the right, which read "'Dangerous' Dai Llewellyn Ward: Severe Bite."

A card embedded in a brass frame at the bottom had handwritten inscriptions: Head Therapist: Hippocrates Smethwyck; Trainee Therapist: Augustus Pye.

"We'll wait outside, Molly," said Tonks. "Arthur can't see too many people at once... just bring Fish, anyway, he can heal Arthur quickly."

Moody grunted in approval, leaning his back against the wall, his magical eye trembling.

Neither the twins, nor Ron, nor Ginny, however, entirely agreed, as they had been worried all night and wanted nothing more than to see their father for the first time.

So Mrs. Weasley had to take the children and Harry with her.

As soon as they opened the door, they were greeted by two excited healers in green robes, and after introducing themselves, they realized that they were the two people whose names were written on the door, Hippocrates Smethwyck and Augustus Pye.

"Mr. Weasley's bed is at the back."

Smethwyck, the Chief Healer, pointed them in the direction of the far end of the room, next to a small window, where Mr. Weasley was propped up on a couple of pillows, reading the Daily Prophet he held in his hands under the sunlight streaming through the window.

"There you are!" Mr. Weasley looked up and smiled cheerfully. "Molly, Bill just left for work, but he said he would come to see you."

"Where's Percy? Why isn't he here?" Mrs. Weasley asked.

It was Percy's turn to stay with her in the afternoon.

"Isn't it because of last night's commotion?" Mr. Weasley said, raising the newspaper in his hand and winking at Fish. "The Ministry is so busy now that they call in new people like Percy to run errands."

While the two Healers eagerly waited, the Weasley family chatted for a while before remembering to ask Fish to treat Mr. Weasley.

Mr. Smethwyck explained to Fish in detail his analysis of Nagini's snake venom, hoping that he could assist.

"Don't worry, nya!"

?(ΦωΦ)?

However, Fish interrupted him, confidently stroking his chest and replying, "Fish can even cure Uroboros snake venom, nya!"

Fish didn't have to go through much trouble to heal him; he simply tapped Mr. Weasley to neutralize the venom, and it cleansed his body of the snake venom.

Then, Fish performed a rejuvenation spell, and Mr. Weasley quickly removed the bandages, revealing fresh and smooth skin underneath, while the two astonished Healers watched.

"Merlin's fancy pants... this is incredible..." murmured Augustus Pye, the apprentice Healer, with his jaw dropped.

At that moment, the patient in the neighboring bed jumped up and ran towards Fish, shouting, "Help me! I've been bitten by a werewolf!"