Hogwarts and the Atypical Wizard

Chapter 505: The Cold Practitioner

"Hagrid!" Harry and Hermione called out and ran after him, trying to keep him, but with their strength there was no way they could stop a half-giant who was determined to leave.

"Sainz?" Harry gasped.

"Let him go, he needs to be alone." Sainz was not surprised, he had anticipated this situation. Although Hagrid looks big and strong, he is the weakest at certain times.

To put it bluntly, they were still a bit naive, and it was not surprising that they could not accept such a bloody outcome of a war for a while.

Of course, how much of his hasty visit was due to the wizard, and how much was due to the giant and the Acromantula, only he himself knew.

Except for the Saviors, the relationship between the other people present and Hagrid was only average, or even irrelevant. His departure did not affect the mood of others too much. Only Harry and Hermione felt a little awkward being caught in the middle.

They probably wanted to chase after Hagrid to comfort him, but they were also worried that they would need Sai to save them, so they were in a dilemma for a moment.

Sainz doesn’t really care whether they catch up or not, but there’s no reason for him to rush and squander his generosity. Whether he feels uncomfortable or not, it all depends on them to adjust.

Apart from this little incident, the entire birthday party was peaceful.

"Saince, will you go back to school to continue teaching?" Ben was very concerned about this. "I'm still locked up in the castle."

Others were also curious about this, "Yeah, yeah, what are you going to do?"

"This..." Sainz hesitated for a moment, "It depends on what Hogwarts and the Ministry of Magic think. After all, I am just a dismissed person now."

"Please!"

"Pull him down!"

"Don't talk nonsense!"

Everyone complained collectively. Ben was the most direct. "You're saying this? Are we stupid?

Now, everyone knows that as long as you show some interest, you can go wherever you want, right? "

"Hmm... cough," Sai coughed dryly, "Maybe, I have achieved all the goals I wanted to achieve in Hogwarts, and I probably won't stay in school any longer."

His main purpose for staying at Hogwarts—copying knowledge—should be accomplished, whether it was recorded on paper or not.

All the living knowledge that was not recorded on paper, whether about animals or plants, was copied and moved into the space cabinet.

The books in the library recorded on paper, excluding duplicates, number 95 million. Since the meditation chip was embedded in November 11, for nearly two years, about 2000 books have been moved into the "brain" every day without delaying other work.

At this point, all his purposes for coming to Hogwarts have been fulfilled.

It can be said that the merits are complete.

From the time I knew I was involved in "Harry Potter" to now, more than eight years have passed. Except for the occasional slight discrepancy in time, everything has been perfectly executed according to Mr. Sai's plan.

All plans almost never go wrong.

Looking back, even if I was as calm as Sai, I couldn't help but sigh in my heart: "The time traveler with the advantage of prophecy is really terrifying."

The first moment he knew about his surroundings, Sai cast his gaze towards the deep space. All those words of "being a corrupt wizard lord" were just a spice of life and a warning to himself against possible laziness.

Fortunately, I have managed to do well and have not really indulged in the "decadent life of a wizard master." To be honest, the life I lead now may be more corrupt than that of an ordinary so-called wizard master, but that does not affect the skills I have practiced at all.

Sai is not an ascetic and he does not have the habit of testing his mind with harsh living conditions.

The reason why he was able to achieve what he is now in eight years was certainly because his life was threatened, but the most important factor was Sai's curiosity about magic.

He wanted to know the secret of magic, the secret of the world, and the secret of the universe.

If we cannot leave the earth and look into the vast universe, it would be a waste of our journey.

Sainz was filled with emotion, and the others were also filled with emotion, "Really? What a pity!"

Ben said regretfully, "I think the students will be sad that they missed the opportunity to be a student of the world's number one wizard."

Sainz smiled and said, "What do you mean by world number one? That's just nonsense. There are always better people among the best."

"Don't deny it, Sainz," Angelina said, "I have never heard of a wizard as powerful as you." She shuddered as she spoke, "My God, you scared everyone, Sainz, including us. We were not far away at the time, and we were terrified!"

Alia nodded in agreement. The expression on her face seemed to express a feeling of fear. "I really can't think of any other words to describe it, except, the destruction of the world. Really, I can't think of anything else."

Everyone else was silent. Fred said, "Do you know what happened when we got home? As you know, since Bill got married, our family temporarily moved to my aunt's house. Some people from the Ministry of Magic somehow found out that we were friends, and we were surrounded by them when we got home."

George said: "They were terrified, all of them, all of them were terrified. Some people from very old families, according to my father, all came to my father and asked us about your likes and taboos. They were all afraid that they would accidentally offend you.

You are a big shot now, Sainz, a very big shot, and we are also very lucky to have you as a big shot."

"Yes," sneered Fred. "They kept asking us questions, and when we said we were in a hurry to come to your birthday party, they were all very nervous."

"What should I do... um... I should wipe my sweat nervously first, that's right," George imitated someone's action, "Oh... that's the most important thing, Mr. Autumn's invitation, that's the most important thing, we can't waste your time, you guys should go quickly, by the way, I happen to have a little gift, I wonder if you can help me bring it to Mr. Autumn."

"Did you bring it?" Adam asked curiously.

"Of course not," Fred laughed. "I said to him, Mr. Autumn didn't seem to invite you? As a result, the old guy's face turned red like a monkey's butt, but he never mentioned asking us to help bring gifts again."

What the twins said was not surprising, and was exactly what Sai had expected. However, he had no interest in paying attention to it. He just wanted to wait for the Ministry of Magic to make it clear that whoever should pay the price would not suffer less, and whoever should not suffer would not suffer more either.

Sai is not a revolutionary who came here to restore order in the wizarding world. At the same time, he has no interest in promoting the development of the wizarding world, like some time travelers who are trying to integrate Muggles and wizards.

He is essentially a "Hinayana" practitioner who only cultivates himself and seeks only his own transcendence.

In addition, everything he did, whether it was helping friends or repaying Harry's favor, whether it was seeking benefits for Hogwarts or eliminating the threat of dark wizards to restore peace to the wizarding world.

On the surface, they are all benefiting others, but in essence, they are all about "cutting off cause and effect."

As long as Sai doesn't owe anyone anything, then there will be no psychological pressure for Sai to "ascend" alone.