Because of Aunt Muriel's words, Dorjee looked like he was about to cry, but Muriel seemed to be very happy, and snapped his fingers for champagne.

Harry stared blankly ahead, then he looked back at Aven, as if to ask if there was any other explanation.

But before Evan could respond, Harry turned his gaze back to Aunt Muriel.

In his mind, as Muriel had said, Evan shouldn't have been aware of such a thing.

These are all secret stories about Dumbledore, and probably no one alive knows about them.

The Dumbledores had treated the girl like the Dursleys had locked up and locked Harry, and they wouldn't let anyone see him because he was a wizard. Dumbledore's sister suffered the same fate for the opposite reason: she was imprisoned for not knowing magic.

If this is true, it is simply terrible.

Did Dumbledore really ignore her fate and just prove how good and talented he was at Hogwarts?

Seeing Harry turn his head in disappointment, Evan sighed, not sure how to explain, the situation was a bit troublesome, what Aunt Muriel said was certainly not the truth of the matter, although he didn't know everything, but he could confirm that Dumbledore's mother did it to protect Ariana at the time.

Aunt Muriel's speculation was all nonsense, and she had the wrong starting point.

Because Ariana wasn't a Squib, she was a Silent One, a dangerous wizard who had been abused by Muggles and lost her ability to cast spells.

If Dumbledore's mother had sent her to St. Mungo, she would have been imprisoned there for the rest of her life.

Dumbledore loved his sister, and he had good reason to hate and take revenge on Muggles, but he didn't become that terrible.

And now, Muriel's malicious speculation that she doesn't know the truth is really infuriating, her use of malice to slander Dumbledore just to satisfy herself is really disgusting, although Aunt Muriel has always been unlikable, but the malice she shows now is disgusting, and Evan really doesn't want to listen to it at all.

If Muriel wasn't Ron's aunt, if Muriel wasn't over a hundred years old, Evan really wanted to give her a curse.

That's it, Aunt Muriel is an out-and-out obnoxious guy.

However, I have to admit that what she said may represent the thoughts of a large part of wizards.

Voldemort is feared and hated, but the greatest White Wizard is not as revered as it seems.

Be a hero when you are needed, pinning all your hopes and fantasies on a savior who has been born out of nowhere.

But when this savior does something wrong, many people are eager to come out and step on it.

Perhaps, this is the complexity of human nature.

"Let's go!" said Aven, turning his head to look at Harry, "we don't have time to waste here, it's not like that. If you want to know more about Dumbledore, just ask me, and while it may not be appropriate or entirely true for me to explain, it's better than staying here and listening to it. ”

"Ahem, poor worm, it seems that Dumbledore's brainwashing of you was very successful, just like poor Ephias, the crazy adoration of Dumbledore, and I don't blame you, because many people do. Aunt Muriel giggled again when she heard Aven's words, "You must think I'm talking nonsense, but I have other evidence, and it's evidence that can't be refuted. If I'm not mistaken, Ephias, you also attended Ariana's funeral at the time, didn't you?

"yes, that's right, I went!" said Dorjee, his lips trembling, as he seemed to be uneasy to deny, but eventually admitted, "I went to that funeral, I remember it very well, it was the saddest scene I can remember, Albus's heart was broken......"

"It's not just his heart that is broken, did Aberforth break Albus's nose in the middle of the funeral?" Aunt Muriel said smugly, noticing that Harry, who was about to leave with Aven, Hermione, and Elaine, stopped and turned to look at her.

This guy is really endless, just let her say enough at once, these things are very attractive to Harry.

Ai Wen turned his head and saw the expression on Dorjee's face change dramatically.

If the look of horror he had just shown was nothing compared to his expression at the moment, as if Muriel had stabbed him.

Aunt Muriel giggled and took another long sip of champagne, the wine dripping down her chin.

"You want to ask me how I know, don't you? You think these are secrets that you know alone? No, no, poor Ephias, you know, my mother is on good terms with Bathilda Basshat. Aunt Muriel said happily, "Bathilda told my mother the whole story, and I heard the fight at the door, by the coffin!" Bathilda said, and Aberforth shouted that Albus was to blame for Ariana's death, and punched Albus in the face. Bathilda said that Albus didn't even resist it, which in itself was strange enough, and that Albus would be able to kill him even if he had two hands tied behind his back to duel him. ”

Muriel gulped down some more champagne, telling about the scandals of the past that scared Dorjee out but intrigued herself.

"Come, I'll tell you one more thing. Aunt Muriel put down her glass and burped softly, "I suspect Bathilda revealed the secret to Rita Skeeter, and Skeeter's interview implied that someone close to the Dumbledore family had provided important information! God testifies, Bathilda has witnessed Ariana from beginning to end, and it must have been her!"

"Bathilda Basshat," Harry interjected, "the author of The History of Magic?"

He had seen the name on the cover of the textbook, but what really made him remember Bathilda Bassat was because Evan had written to him.

It was in the early days of Hogwarts Witchcraft and Wizardry that Evan and she had discussed an article about the history of Hogwarts that had been published in the newspaper, which would then spark a lot of buzz in the wizarding world, and it was only then that Harry remembered her name, the famous historian of magic.

"yes, it's her, I've heard that I've been confused lately. Aunt Muriel said happily, completely ignoring the fact that Dorjee on the other side seemed to be drowning because of his shortness of breath, "But her words are still convincing, and there are many ways to bring back her memories, and I believe that Rita Skeeter is very proficient in them, and even if Bashi is a complete old fool, she will definitely have old photos and even old letters." She had known the Dumbledores for years...... That's right, it's totally worth a trip to Godric's Hollow. She had always lived there, and Bathilda had been their neighbor since the Dumbledores had moved there after their imprisonment at Percival. ”