Chapter 615

Sean inexplicably gained a Pukwudgie butler.

Although it always held its head high, after Professor Tela broke into the hut and happily helped Sean sign the contract, its head lowered.

Sean always felt this was somewhat like... the domestication process of a house-elf.

"Pukwudgies will follow by the side of a great wizard, witnessing glory, fearing no death."

William's face was cold.

Sean saw the Pukwudgie named Will with fanaticism on his face.

"Alright, the first... wizard to take away a Pukwudgie."

After Headmistress Herrera put down the Mayflowers, she left a sentence and also left.

Now, only Sean was left looking at the Pukwudgie named Will.

Indeed, he needed a butler, but... this was too fast.

"You will become a great wizard like Ms. Isolt Sayre, Will is willing to offer loyalty."

The Pukwudgie named Will knelt on one knee.

"Pukwudgies are proud, they like to use tricks to tease humans, but for the Pukwudgies gathered at Ilvermorny, it is not like this.

Ms. Sayre built the Ilvermorny forest as a hunting ground for the Pukwudgies to thank William for saving her life.

The Pukwudgies recuperate in the forest, generation after generation; they are grateful to Ms. Sayre and also admire William.

So, they want to achieve legends like William.

Thus, generations of Pukwudgies are looking for the so-called 'great wizard'—I have to say, they have an eye that wizards cannot imagine."

Professor Tela explained, her face carrying a proud and gratified smile.

She had once tried to recruit Pukwudgies here because they are more combative than house-elves, and in some ways, they are even more stubborn.

Or rather, they have loyalty that is not inferior to house-elves.

But obviously, she failed.

Now seeing her disciple succeed, her eyebrows relaxed happily.

"Did you find the Wampus cat? How is the progress of the Wizard's Book?"

Professor Tela has been busy recently; now that Christmas has passed for a week, she, like a kind elder, cares about the younger generation's magic learning.

Sean first helped Will up; what they signed was not a complete slave treaty, but more like an investment.

Pukwudgies provide services to Sean and accept instructions, but only for a term of thirty years. After thirty years, the Pukwudgie can decide whether to stay or leave on its own.

You know, Pukwudgies have a lifespan of several hundred years—like William, it is at least four hundred years old—this thirty years is not too long for them.

"The Wizard's Book has been perfected a bit."

Sean answered seriously.

"Show me."

Professor Tela raised her eyebrows.

When the three-hundred-square-meter Initial Plain Area was displayed in front of Professor Tela, she had already smelled the scent of grass and soil, and her expression was also a bit dull.

"A bit..."

At this time, she smiled helplessly,

"What about the Wampus cat, did you find..."

Before she finished speaking, Ifa pounced in front of Sean.

"Alright..."

Professor Tela's smile came from the bottom of her heart,

"My dear disciple, it seems our mission at Ilvermorny is accomplished?"

Sean touched Ifa's cat head and also smiled and nodded shallowly.

Walking out of the small wooden house, the stone house of Ilvermorny had disappeared again.

Its purpose was only for a headmistress who didn't want to leave; now, she is gone, and the hut has also disappeared.

Walking through the snow path, Sean saw William seemingly wiping the statue of Isolt Sayre for the last time.

Will, who was beside Sean, silently watched his predecessor.

"Master William said, creating bonds means taking the risk of shedding tears."

Will popped out a sentence abruptly.

This made Professor Tela look at it with great interest.

"I am Master William's favorite junior, I remember every word of his."

Will seemed very proud.

Although Professor Tela thought it was clearly a bit scatterbrained, it was very interesting.

"I think I will also shed tears for you, Mr. Green."

Will said seriously.

This made Professor Tela laugh uncontrollably.

Sean nodded gently, indicating that he knew.

"Why did you choose little Green?"

Professor Tela asked with curiosity.

"Master William chose him."

Will answered.

"Oh, alright, then why you?"

Professor Tela asked again.

"Master William chose me."

Will said.

"Alright..."

In such a noisy atmosphere, Sean, the two of them, and one Pukwudgie walked into the Ilvermorny castle.

Newt was about to leave; he was going back to Dorset, England, and Sean and Professor Tela had also completed the mission, which meant:

They could act together.

As for why Newt didn't return to the United States, just as he wrote in "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them":

【After the Magical Congress of the United States of America heard that there were a large number of unregistered magical creatures in my suitcase, Jacob, Tina, and I were arrested.

Unfortunately, the Magical Congress later found an Obscurus in the suitcase.

Thus, Percival Graves sentenced Tina and me to death...】

After the old Hufflepuff senior caused a stir in New York, the Magical Congress of the United States of America had a strange state toward him—both welcoming and ready to expel him at any time.

In this case, Sean could perhaps finish the snowfield area before leaving; if he encountered any problems, he could still ask Mr. Scamander.

So Sean's time was a bit tight again—perfecting such a large place would require a lot of energy and time.

Fortunately, with a Pukwudgie butler, at least Sean didn't have to run to the snowfield to intercept space himself—Pukwudgies can Apparate.

When Sean looked out the window, choosing a place.

The Ilvermorny castle was still in the clouds and mist, and the wizards were all discussing the honorary professor who was about to leave in frustration.

These past few days, they had seen more magical creatures than they had seen in their entire lives before.

Occamy that expands and shrinks at will; Thunderbird that summons storms and makes people's hair stand on end; Demiguise that inexplicably approaches wizards and is difficult to be discovered...

All kinds of magical creatures made the young wizards overwhelmed.

And now, this honorary professor was about to leave; he was sitting at the head table in the dining hall, smiling shyly at every student who came to say goodbye.

By his hand was a gilded invitation.

In the wizarding world, basically only one shop is by invitation only.

"Let Tina send me a heartfelt letter, maybe I will take the time to see her."

Headmistress Herrera said to Newt as if inadvertently.

"I will relay it."

Newt curled the corner of his mouth very faintly.

"Are you finally going to the Fairy Tale Workshop?"

Headmistress Herrera asked with slight curiosity.

"I want to buy some."

The expectation in Newt's eyes was even greater.

"Some... you wouldn't know that it's limited to two pieces in there, right?"

Headmistress Herrera's expression was strange.

Newt's smile slowly faded.