89.There Are Guests

Tina felt as though someone had punched her in the stomach. She fell uncontrollably to the side.

"What are you doing?" Tina was angry, but she noticed a green light penetrate the spot where she was standing and hit the floor.

"Are you okay, Tina?" Newt rushed over to help her up. "Sorry, it was an emergency. I had to..."

"Did you see that?" Tina didn't care about Newt attacking her. It was clear that he was trying to save her. If he hadn't pushed her away, the killing curse would have hit her!

"It's the Death Curse," Newt nodded.

"No, I'm asking, did you see who cast the Death Curse?" Tina was speechless. Who wouldn't recognize the Death Curse?

"Um..." Newt pointed to the light in the center of the bedroom ceiling. "It came from there."

Tina looked at the harmless lamp with a disgusted expression. "I didn't expect this innocent-looking lamp to be such a dangerous black magic item. What is this hotel doing? Or... is this a trap set for Aurelius?"

Newt didn't think it was the hotel's fault. No hotel in a commercial street in the wizarding world would do such a thing. It could only be a wizard hotel in the wilderness, where good and bad people mixed and black market traders and robbers seamlessly switched.

The two of them didn't consider that it might be Aurelius himself. In their minds, Aurelius had been exposed to magic for less than a year.

Tina didn't dare to rush in recklessly. She waved her wand and used a levitation spell to bring out the body from inside.

"Dead, with no external injuries at all. In addition to what I just witnessed, he must have died from this dark magic lamp." Tina leaned down and examined the body closely. As an Auror, she was used to seeing corpses.

"Not a hotel staff member," Newt looked at the corpse's clothing and shook his head. The hotel's waiters all wore uniforms with a logo, so it was easy to tell.

Tina looked up at the spot where the body had been lying and the open window. She frowned and said, "Based on the positioning of his body, I feel like he came in through the window, but I didn't expect..."

As soon as he entered, the lamp was triggered, and the Death Curse fell from the sky, killing him instantly.

"Probably," Newt said, feeling a bit anxious and scared. What if it wasn't this unsuspecting gentleman who was tricked, but Aurelius himself? That would be terrible.

"Who is it? Who would want to kill Aurelius?" Tina pondered.

Newt replied decisively, "It must be Grimmson..."

"Who?"

"Gunnar Grimmson, a notorious criminal who was hired to find Aurelius."

"Hired by whom? Grindelwald?"Newt didn't say anything. What was he going to say? Should he say in front of a MACUSA Auror that the British Ministry of Magic hired this criminal?

Newt was certain that this was Grimmson's handiwork. In his understanding, Grimmson was a person who would do whatever it took to save money as long as he could get money.

"Wow, what day is it today? You two, who will pay for this door?" Aurelius's voice rang, and he happened to be returning from the newly bought villa with Nagini.

The villa hasn't been packed up yet, and many daily necessities have not been prepared.

"Aurelius?!"

Tina and Newt were overjoyed.

Aurelius walked over and looked at the dead people on the ground, his heart unmoved.

He also found it amazing that this should be the first person he killed unexpectedly while he was awake.

He originally thought he might feel a little uncomfortable, but he didn't.

Perhaps because the Avada Kedavra kills don't leave any external injuries, the corpse doesn't look like a dead person at all.

"Where did you find him?" asked Aurelius.

"In the bedroom inside." Tina looked at him. "He fell under the window sill. He was probably attacked and killed when he climbed in through the window."

Aurelius walked towards the bedroom.

"No! There are dangerous black magic items inside!" Tina grabbed him.

"Dark magic - object? You mean the lamp?" Aurelius asked.

"Yes, he almost attacked me just now. Fortunately, Mr. Newt Scamander saved me." Tina glanced at Newt and said.

Aurelius shook his head. "This is the consequence of breaking into other people's houses. You have triggered the mechanism."

When Newt saw Aurelius say this, he and Tina looked at each other. Why is there something wrong with what he said?

"Mr. Dumbledore, are you going to tell me that this lamp is yours?" Tina's tone was not very good.

"I have some very important information in my room. Is it too much for me to put some protection in place?" Aurelius asked.

Tina gritted her teeth. "Your protection just killed someone - and almost killed me!"

"I remember that I hung the 'Do Not Disturb' sign at the door and broke into my room without my permission. It doesn't seem to be my fault, right?" Aurelius said.

"But you used the Killing Curse, Mr. Dumbledore. No matter what, I will tell the Magical Congress the truth about what you did."

Got sick again...

Aurelius looked at her speechlessly. This character is amazing!

Haven't you learned your lesson from what happened in New York half a year ago?

With a click of the wand, the aspects that Tina dismantled slowly returned to their original state.

Of course, the anti-locking spell above is gone. The repair spell can repair the object itself, but it cannot repair the magic spell attached to it.

"Okay, Ms. Goldstein, please give me your long speech when you have time. You two came here uninvited, there is no reason for it, right?"

"I'm here to take you back to the Magical Congress. Grindelwald and his henchmen have been looking for you since he escaped from prison. President Picquery asked me to take you back for strict protection," Tina said coldly.

She could not accept Aurelius' behavior.

"Protection? I remember she seemed to be looking for me. I left the United States as she wished, but now she wants me to go back. Is it menopause? It's unpredictable. This makes me very difficult," Aurelius sat on the sofa with his legs crossed.

"Do you know your current situation? Grindelwald! The terrorist who destroyed most of New York is looking for you!" Tina suppressed her anger.

As it happens, the man who destroyed half of New York is right in front of you.

"I think Mr. Grindelwald is very polite. He sent me the invitation three days in advance," Aurelius took out the invitation sent by Grindelwald and threw it on the table.

When Tina heard this, she was horrified: "What? Has he found you?!"