Mount Rwenzori, also known as the "Moon Mountain", is an "equatorial snow-capped mountain" with the scorching equatorial sun overhead, and here you can see a magnificent structure outlined on the mountainside, shrouded in mist, which sometimes looks as if it is floating in mid-air.

It was the Vagado School of Magic, the largest of all the magic schools in the world, as it admitted students from all over Africa, and it was the only magic school in Africa that had stood the test of time and achieved an enviable international reputation, with students skilled in astronomy, alchemy, and self-transformation.

Penelope, wearing a large conical straw hat and face covered in black mud, sat in the shade of the trees outside the tent, the newspaper in her hand crumpled by her, and at her feet was stacked a pile of newspapers that had just been delivered by her house-elf—a campsite under the eyes of Vagado, hidden by the effects of various protective spells and illusions.

The wolf mother, who was guarding on the side, turned around and was taken aback by Penelope's appearance again: "Miss Crivat, does this thing really work?"

"The doctor said it worked, and she gave me some Virunga before she left. Penelope touched the somewhat cracked volcanic mud, "The sun is too big to dry so quickly." ”

In the hot sun in Africa, seeing the dark complexion of the indigenous people here, Penelope was worried that she was also tanned, unlike the wheat skin that Muggles have been popular recently, she felt that Alan would not like her skin to be too dark, so she did this - but then, Penelope, who had just bowed her head, stood up and kicked over the stool under her feet, and the black mud mask on her face fell on her clothes because of the excessive movement, and she threw away the newspaper in her hand until she turned to "Singing and Singing" She quickly skimmed through the contents.

“...... In the face of the evil devil, Miss Luna Lovegood wittily defused the contents of the devil's contract, and Miss Hermione Granger was spared...... "Singing the Opposite" reports a more detailed course of events, but in the description, it is less like news and more like a legend, describing the evil image of Devil Baier and the wit and bravery of Luna Lovegood.

The unexpected discovery that the devil was not targeting Alan but Hermione, and that she was finally safe, which made the annoyed Penelope feel a little relieved, she breathed a sigh of relief, and her tight and straight back relaxed, and Pee picked up the volcanic mud that had fallen on the ground and slapped it on her face.

After doing all this, Penelope's eyes were matched with the wolf mother who had been watching her next to her, Penelope was a little uncomfortable by the other party's gaze, so he immediately raised his chin and made his voice colder: "Hmph, Lao Tzu hasn't killed her yet, someone dares to do it first!"

Mother Wolf shook the newspaper in her hand, and didn't continue to focus on Penelope: "How dare you beat Miss Granger's idea, these damn Death Eaters are living impatiently." When we're done with this mission, we'll give them some color when we go back. ”

"Useless waste. Penelope's red lips pursed as she looked at the sacrificed Aurors with sarcastic remarks, but when she saw the faces of Pupai and Pluto, her eyes froze, and she recognized that two of the five dead Aurors were Allen's bodyguards, and she quickly picked up several different newspapers and flipped through them.

"New Wizard Daily Telegraph: A few days ago, in Hogsmeade Village, there was a vicious incident of devil murder, which has caused the death of at least five Aurors present, the injury of many innocent wizards, and the serious destruction of Hogsmeade facilities, and the Aurors arrived at the scene after the Hogwarts professors and students took control of the situation...... Again, I would like to call on the Ministry of Magic to stop being inactive and lazy, and to take resolute and effective measures to ensure the peace of the wizarding world. ”

"Nonsense!" Penelope frowned, crumpled the newspaper into a ball, and threw it aside, thinking that the newspapers and magazines he had just flipped through were all controlled by the British pure-blood family, Penelope pursed his lips and leaned over the newspaper at his feet to check it, and found the Daily Prophet, which was almost the official media of the Ministry of Magic and was controlled by the Harris family.

The photographs of the Aurors who had died were enlarged and printed in the newspapers, with biographies and evaluations of their lives attached, and unlike the pure-blood media that controlled and attacked the Ministry of Magic, the Daily Prophet focused its coverage on reconstructing the events and publicizing the heroic Aurors.

Penelope casually flipped up the "Singing Contradiction" that had just been left behind, suddenly stopped his movements, and glared dissatisfiedly at the news of Luna being applied for the second-class Merlin Medal by the Ministry of Magic and the photo of her receiving the Hogwarts Special Contribution Award, and threw the magazine aside in disgust, clapping his palms.

Penelope looked at the scattered news criticizing the Ministry of Magic, although there was no positive mention of Allen in the media, but the implication that the new savior and the Ministry of Magic could not guarantee the safety of Britain made her feel that she could not continue to stay in a distant country like this, and that Eren had no guards by his side, he needed his own strength, and those incompetent wastes were no match for herself.

Thinking of this, Penelope felt that she could not take it anymore for a moment, and her wand pressed against the perceptual imprint on her arm.

Mother Wolf saw that the expression on Penelope's face, who was obviously communicating with the perceptual imprint, was very rich, and the eyebrows were originally raised angrily, but she didn't know what she heard, and the corners of her mouth drooped.

"Miss Kerriot, they're back. The wolf mother looked at the fat man, the doctor, and Victor who were walking in the distance, and reminded Penelope, who was depressed by Allen's persuasion to drive back.

In the foothills of the Rwenzori Mountains, there is Kilenbe, the copper mining center of Uganda, similar to Hogsmeade for Hogwarts, and it is also a gathering place for the teachers and students of the Vagado School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

As a former professor at the Vagado School of Magic, Jacques Wamutombo has a unique family hand gesture technique, which allows him to cast spells with his fingers significantly faster and more accurately than other African wizards, compared to the general gesture casting materials in Vagado School obtained by the Umbrella and the few special skills of some local wizards.

According to the Umbrella's memories of wizards who were fortunate enough to have been taught a few tricks by Wamutombo when they were students, this method is much easier to learn than the wandless spells that European wizards practiced individually, although it takes longer to cast a spell.

The disguised doctor had a white cloth turban wrapped around his head, a thatch that he had gotten out of nowhere, and he was humming a strange dim tune in his mouth to open the way outside, and the fat man hung his head and followed Victor, who was deliberately controlling the size of his steps as much as possible.

"Miss Kerryvat, we got the job done. The doctor's posture was straight, and the fat man stood behind her with his head bowed, looking even more lonely.

"Report it. The wolf mother said with a straight face, she glanced at the state of the fat man, and was a little worried about whether they were in trouble on the way.