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But somehow, in this particular scene today, he remembered it again.
"Quick, he's there! Take Darren out of there!"
Professor McGonagall shouted angrily.
Dumbledore then realized what was happening.
He grabbed Darren, who was lost in his horrific memories.
Just as he remembered, all that remained for him were his painful cries.
Dumbledore was terrified and rushed out immediately with Darren.
"Quick, to the school clinic! Darren's memories need to be processed!"
"Dumbledore said seriously."
He took Darren and quickly drove Fox to the school infirmary.
"Poppy, his magic is surging, and so are his memories. I need to make him forget everything quickly, or I won't be able to control him!"
Because at this point Darren was constantly struggling, it seemed that he only had one thought: to kill himself.
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Chapter 419 Are they really going to erase my memories?!
Dumbledore initially thought that this was at most a magical disturbance.
But he never imagined that Darren would experience so many terrifying things.
He didn't expect that Darren, in order to save his own life, would subconsciously use the "Forget All" technique on him.
Even more unexpectedly, this "Forget All" spell went wrong. Darren probably didn't have a wand at the time, so the "Forget All" spell didn't work well.
So when he was retrieving his memories, he had already recalled some of them. When they entered the Pensieve together, Darren remembered everything.
"Is it absolutely necessary to erase his memory?"
Mrs. Pomfrey said worriedly.
She never agreed with erasing memories. Complete forgetting is never a safe bet.
When you think about it again, it's like inflicting new harm.
"It must be removed. Darren can't accept this memory, and I can't let him remember it!"
"Dumbledore said angrily."
The Elder Wand in his hand trembled slightly.
"Poppy, I'll help you. We'll make Darren forget everything that just happened!"
Dumbledore pressed his wand against Darren's temple, and Madam Pomfrey hesitated for a moment before taking out her wand as well.
"Together we will!"
"Everything is forgotten!"
They said loudly.
The two spells transformed into a beam of light and struck Darren.
Darren then heard the system's voice notification.
[Ding! The host has been detected to be under attack from the "Forget All" technique. Would you like to consume 3,000 Saintly Points to counteract it?]
Damn! Darren was completely dumbfounded.
He was really enjoying himself just now.
As a result, Dumbledore took him to the school infirmary.
Sending him to the school clinic was one thing, but they even wanted to erase all his memories of what had just happened from his mind.
And it would take 3,000 Holy Father Points to offset it.
Darren even thought that he should just have Dumbledore erase his fabricated memories.
Just ridiculous.
It actually takes three thousand Saint Father Points to cancel out these fabricated memories of complete oblivion.
Why doesn't the system try to steal it?
Darren was swearing.
However, he still decided to offset it.
After all, he had gained quite a bit of "Holy Father Points" in Dumbledore's office earlier. Later, he pretended to be crazy and kept hearing their "Holy Father Points."
There was almost no stopping.
He glanced at it and saw that it could still be five or six thousand.
He was initially quite happy.
As a result, all three thousand Father Points were gone in an instant.
He thought to himself, "What am I complaining about?"
On the surface, it obviously collapsed suddenly.
Even so, he could not escape the Holy Father Value.
It was Mrs. Pomfrey who forced him to drink it.
He almost choked to death.
He suspected that if it weren't for the existence of magic in this world, Madam Pomfrey's medical skills would have killed several people.
The potion took effect almost immediately after being ingested.
When Darren woke up again.
He heard Harry and the others talking.
"Dumbledore still hasn't explained why Darren ended up like this?"
“He definitely wouldn’t tell me. He just told me to let Darren go over if he woke up.”
"But Darren has been unconscious for most of the day."
"By the way, Malfoy seemed to be loitering near the school infirmary earlier. Do you know why he came over there?"
Darren noticed that it was Fred's voice.
"I don't know. Malfoy came here? He's probably insane!"
That's Ron's voice.
"Luckily, Ginny was here at the time. She quickly notified me and George, so we were able to inform Harry in time to come over."
Fred said in a low voice.
Darren then realized why they were all there.
After all, he remembered telling Professor McGonagall not to inform Harry.
He was brought here by Dumbledore using Fawkes, and he shouldn't have been known to anyone. He didn't expect to wake up to find so many people there, and he didn't even know if he should have woken up at this time.
"Ginny, what did you see at that time? Can you tell me now?"
Harry asked anxiously.
Ginny wouldn't say what exactly happened back then, which worried him greatly.
"At the time, I was worried because Mrs. Pomfrey and the others wouldn't let me say anything. I happened to have a cold at the time and came over to ask for some cold medicine."
Then Dumbledore rushed over with Darren, saying he was going to erase his memories.
Darren was like a madman... he kept screaming in terror.
They were still yelling, "Kill me!"
"Please kill me!" Dumbledore could only control him, but even Dumbledore could not control his strength. He kept trying to kill himself with his wand.
At the time, I even wondered if he had been tormented by Dumbledore.
Or perhaps he… well, Mrs. Pomfrey said he just remembered some horrible things.
But what terrifying thing could have turned him into this?
I remember when I was in second grade, Darren also experienced a particularly horrific attack, and he also came to terms with those memories at the time.
Then came this time, when he became a hostage to the Death Eaters.
When he returned, he was covered in wounds, but when he woke up, he looked perfectly fine.
How did things turn out like this?
Ginny was feeling particularly unwell.
Harry was the same way.
He regretted it very much.