My Understanding Is Incredible, I Built A Floating City In Hogwarts

"I'm sorry that you have witnessed such a miserable side of the centaur.

Margery sighed, but still insisted on her point of view,

"The Firenze attempt to sell our knowledge and secrets to humans is an intolerable shame for us centaurs. We must stop this from happening to maintain the dignity and safety of the tribe."

"Oh...Yeah..." Speaking of knowledge, Levin's eyes became more sarcastic, "In that case, I would like to ask who spreads the knowledge of human druids to you. Should I also be regarded as a traitor by the wizard and be burned at the stake??!"

"You know that's not what I meant, Levin!"

When Margery heard this, his expression suddenly changed, and he hurriedly explained,

"All of us centaurs are grateful for your help to us centaurs. You taught Daisy the Druid spell. How can we forget this kindness?"

The centaurs were all grateful to Levin for teaching him a centaur druid. No one in the entire tribe dared to say that Levin was wrong in teaching Daisy. The most they could say was why Levin was such a rebellious girl.

But who can say that Levin did something wrong? All the centaurs who were favored by Daisy refused to agree.

"That's not what you meant...I think that's what you meant in what you said."

Levin was unmoved and continued to connect the two things, "Is the knowledge of you centaurs really that valuable? Wizards also have their own divination skills. The reason why we choose centaurs as professors is just to communicate with each other. , Just learn from each other. Why are you so stingy?"

Levin's tone became more and more severe, and he glared at Margery and continued: "Think about it, the centaurs didn't have abilities similar to druid spells before, right? I won't hesitate to share the mysteries of nature with you. Well, what's wrong with wizards wanting to know the knowledge of you centaurs? Or are you centaurs only willing to get but not willing to give? If that's the case, what do you have to do with those 'selfish wizards' you say? the difference?"

The big hat was buckled down, and the anger of the centaurs was instantly ignited. They have always been arrogant, how could they tolerate such humiliating accusations?

However, the object of their anger was not Levin, but their angry eyes were directed at Margery and conservative leaders like Bain.

In their view, if these die-hards hadn't taken the lead in causing trouble and distorting the rhythm, how could they have fallen into such an ungrateful situation?

Just when the tension reached its peak, a series of crisp and melodious hoofbeats sounded, breaking the deadlock.

As the sound of horse hooves approached, a female centaur with rainbow-colored hair gracefully walked out of the woods.

She was obviously a centaur, but every step she took was extremely light, as if she were stepping on the air.

The surrounding flowers, plants and trees seemed to sense her arrival, and they all made way for her, forming a passage leading to the field.

Her appearance is like a messenger of nature, with butterflies dancing around her, birds singing happily, and small animals such as squirrels and hares jumping happily around her.

This scene is like a scene from a fairy tale, and she is the Queen of the Forbidden Forest who controls the forest.

The person who came was none other than Levin's great apprentice, the centaur druid Daisy.

Seeing this scene, Levin couldn't help but admire secretly.

He knew that this was a simple use of Druid spells, but what impressed him even more was that Daisy used this ability so freely and charmingly.

Levin himself can cast similar spells, but he (adad) never imagined that he could show off like this.

He thought to himself: "He is indeed the only druid among the centaurs. He has been worshiped by the centaurs for a long time, and he has learned a set of tricks without any teacher."

This set looks simple, but the effect is extraordinary.

Just look at the reaction of the centaurs. Almost all the centaurs saluted her respectfully. Even Chief Magare, who had a tough attitude before, also took the initiative to nod to her.

Daisy didn't waste time. She walked straight to the field and looked around at the centaurs firmly: "Mr. Levin is our friend and my most respected mentor! How can you be so disrespectful to him?"

As soon as she finished speaking, the scene instantly became silent.

The centaurs lowered their heads, not daring to look at her, as if they had turned into children who had done something wrong under her scolding.

Only some older centaurs still had stubbornness and arrogance in their eyes, and were not so obedient.

Daisy took a deep breath. She knew that more efforts would be needed to completely convince these stubborn guys.

So, she raised her voice and continued: "Yes, we centaurs have a long tradition and conservative ideas, but Mr. Levin, as a wizard, transcended racial boundaries and extended a friendship to us. He also taught us the Druid's magic selflessly. What a generous and generous heart! Isn't such a favor enough to make us let go of those old ideas and prejudices? "

After talking about the past, Daisy brought up the present.

"Everyone must be aware of the recent prophecies obtained by the tribe," she said in a deep voice, "The dark forces are ready to move again, and Voldemort's resurrection is no longer a secret. And naturally we centaurs cannot stay out of it. You should all know that those darkness What is the attitude of the forces towards our inhuman race? Although I am young, I have also heard about the atrocities committed by Death Eaters more than ten years ago. And you seniors who have experienced that dark period should know better. The horror and cruelty in it.

Her words were like a key, opening the door to the long-lost memories of those older centaurs.

The arrogance and stubbornness on their faces gradually melted away, replaced by guilt.

Seeing this, Daisy struck while the iron was hot and said: "The situation is tense now. Although we can temporarily avoid the dispute by hiding in the Forbidden Forest, it is by no means a long-term solution. We need allies and need to unite all the forces that can be united to jointly resist the darkness. . Now is the time to offer help in times of need and extend an olive branch to our allies. Why should we do the opposite?"

Relying on the prestige and wisdom accumulated over the years, Daisy resolved the doubts and stubbornness among the horse people like spring breeze. Her words were firm and contagious, and every centaur was convinced, and they finally agreed to let Firenze go.

Levin thanked Daisy for arriving in time.

In fact, it was Daisy who first discovered the emergency situation surrounding Firenze's siege.

However, due to her special identity and position, it is inconvenient for her to directly intervene in order to avoid being misunderstood as trying to please Ersi.

Therefore, she cleverly used Levin's power to let him express his attitude, so that she could take the opportunity to choose a side and then push the centaurs to make the right choice.

She also chooses to let Firenze go. Whether Daisy takes the initiative to speak or speaks for the sake of her mentor has different meanings.

Just as Levin was about to take Firenze away, Margery, the elderly centaur suddenly asked a pointed question:

"Mr. Levin, please allow me to take the liberty of asking, does Master Daisy's 'offering an olive branch to allies' refer to you personally, or to Hogwarts led by Mr. Dumbledore?"

Margery's question was obviously not out of ignorance or curiosity, but a well-thought-out test.

This old guy is actually quite shrewd. Although he has lived in the Forbidden Forest for a long time and has limited contact with the outside world, he relies on his keen observation and grasp of details. He had sensed the subtle differences between Levin and Dumbledore.

Faced with this question, Levin did not directly answer yes or no, but responded confidently: "The answer to this question is not important. Because no matter what, this olive branch will eventually fall into my hands. And, this day will not Too far."

The arrival of the centaur Firenze did not escape the keen eyes of the students at Hogwarts.

In fact, it seems that Headmaster Dumbledore never intended to make any secret of his appointment.

When Firenze's figure appeared on the stone steps of the castle, it immediately aroused whispers and curious eyes from the students.

Among the crowd, Umbridge's reaction was even more eye-catching. She stood on the stone steps, her eyes widened, unable to believe what she saw.

"Dumbledore actually found a centaur to teach divination?" she murmured, it was unbelievable.

She obviously never thought that the principal, who had always followed the rules and followed traditions, would make such an unexpected decision.

In her understanding, although centaurs are intelligent, they are still "beasts" and are essentially different from human wizards.

However, Dumbledore broke this boundary and made her feel inexplicably confused.

She couldn't help but think of the rumors about the centaurs' divination skills. It was said that they were more knowledgeable in this area than most wizards.

This made it impossible for her to easily question Dumbledore's decision. After all, the facts were before her eyes.

The news caused quite a stir at Hogwarts.

The students were talking a lot, curiously guessing the appearance and character of the new divination professor.

For those students who don’t know much about horse people, this is undoubtedly a novel and interesting experience.

They are looking forward to meeting this unique professor and looking forward to the different courses he can bring.

The worst thing for Umbridge was that her original plan was completely disrupted. Not only did she not reap the benefits, but she also lost everything.

She originally planned to install a new Ministry of Magic professor at Hogwarts to further control the school.

In her opinion, it was not important whether the new professor knew divination, but what was important was that he could be her right-hand assistant at Hogwarts. However, Dumbledore's move completely disrupted her plan.

She felt a deep sense of powerlessness come over her.

The changes in Hogwarts made it increasingly difficult for her to cope, and the pranks and troublemaking students gave her even more headaches.

She needed new helpers to share the pressure, but Dumbledore's decision made all her previous efforts in vain.

Umbridge was filled with frustration and anger.

She felt as if she had been fooled. This feeling was worse than having a piece of shit inserted into her mouth.

Pictured is Daisy.