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02:28You must take care to keep them safe. You will need them to complete the journey we have set forth. Once you have them all, we will tell you what to do with them.
02:35Very well. Are you able to tell me anything about the next trial?
02:40Before you proceed, I would like to speak with Charles regarding the urgent situation involving the goblins.
02:49The goblins?
02:50The student has seen traces of a powerful dark magic being wielded by goblinkind.
02:57They and their mentor, Professor Fig, not only encountered goblins lurking outside of San Bakar's town.
03:04They also encountered a powerful goblin in my vault at Gringotts.
03:10Hmm. I'm afraid it would be wise to halt the trials until we know more.
03:14We shall defer to you in this matter.
03:24Of course.
03:26Now then...
03:27Wait, Professor. The name Rookwood. Do you think...
03:32That there's a connection to Victor? Perhaps. But we can't be sure of its significance.
03:38For now, tell me what you saw in the pensive.
03:41Before the witch from the last pensive, Isadora, became a Hogwarts professor, she argued with Professor Rackham about using magic to remove pain.
03:50Hmm. Hopefully the next pensive provides more context.
03:54For now, we should learn what Rangrock knows.
03:58I will be honest. I've no idea where to start.
04:01Actually, I might know of someone.
04:04I saw Serona at the Three Brumsticks speaking to a goblin once. They seemed friendly.
04:09Well, it's worth a try. See what you can find out.
04:13Of course. Don't forget.
04:16My studies. Yes, sir.
04:26Uh, before you go...
04:39...
05:00...
05:33Professor?
05:34Have you encountered swirling traces of magic in the world?
05:38Aside from those along our path?
05:41Not that I recall. What are they?
05:43Evidence of the Keeper's efforts to manipulate the power of ancient magic during our time.
05:49If I am correct, and I usually am, you should be able to use them to inform and enhance your own magic.
05:58Thank you, sir. I will look out for them.
07:35At your earliest convenience, I believe that we may be able to help each other.
07:41Please see me after class once you have completed the tasks I've set for you.
07:50I would like to teach you descendo, useful for pulling objects too thick around.
11:25Thank you again, my young friend. Gladwyn Moon, Hogwarts caretaker, at your service.
11:31First, please allow me to apologize if I seemed a bit unsteady when we last met. I'm afraid I had a rather disconcerting encounter. Although I hear your visit to Hogsmeade was even more eventful than mine.
11:47I suppose you could call it eventful. I certainly wasn't expecting a troll attack.
11:52Oh, of course not. And from what I understand, the village was lucky you were there. In fact, my recent visit to Hogsmeade is the reason I was hoping to bump into you. I could use your help with something. Do you see that curious statue over there? Watch what happens when that light changes from day to night.
12:11Now, if you wouldn't mind humoring me for a moment. See if you can remove the moon from the statue.
12:34Ooh, odd little contraptions, aren't they? It seems the statue vanishes once the moon is removed. Which, incidentally, can only be done at night.
12:48Why don't you hold on to that one for now, and I'll explain more as we walk.
12:54Ever since that fateful day in the village, those curious statues have begun appearing about the castle.
13:01A fair number have been strewn around Hogsmeade. Someone, it seems, is trying to torment me.
13:08You see, that day in Hogsmeade, I turned a corner and came face to face with a boggart. Or shapeshifter, if you will. Which takes the form of whatever scares you most. This one took the form of a demi-guise.
13:25A demi-guise?
13:26Yes. Terrifying creature that can see the future. Wholly unnerving. I encountered one when I was a lad in Korea. Terrible experience.
13:39Those statues are demi-guises. The moons, I assume, are an uninspired play on my name.
13:45Some jack-and-apes use the boggart to learn my greatest fear and use it against me.
13:52I have my suspicion as to the scoundrel or scoundrels responsible.
13:57It is my hope that they will slip up and reveal themselves as the statues disappear.
14:03That is why I need your help in removing the statues.
14:07Why me?
14:08A couple of reasons, frankly.
14:19First, your daring do against those trolls in Hogsmeade has gained you a reputation for fearlessness.
14:28Second, as macabre and hideous as a demi-guise is, most would find my fear of them unwarranted.
14:35You, however, have seen how they affect me.
14:40I'm at my wit's end, young friend. I simply can't bring myself to go near them.
14:45In fact, I know of two statues right here in the faculty tower.
14:50Perhaps you could start simply by removing them so I can go about my evening duties.
14:56I'd be glad to help you, Mr. Moon.
15:05Oh, I knew I could count on you.
15:08At first, you know how to cast a disillusionment charm, correct?
15:13You'll want to do that before wandering the tower at night.
15:16Next, you'll notice that the door is locked.
15:18However will you get in.
15:22Alohomora, that's how.
15:23But what about curfew?
15:25Curfew?
15:26Oh, tosh!
15:27I sensed you were a bit like me when I was your age.
15:30Oh, the school was my oyster.
15:32And I took advantage of it.
15:35Oh, everyone loved me for it.
15:38Oh, those were the days.
15:40Now, you'll find one statue in the prefect's bathroom,
15:44and the other in the hospital wing.
15:47Good luck.
15:47Oh, thank you.
16:17Alohomora.
16:23Alohomora.
16:24Alohomora.
16:30Alohomora.
16:32Alohomora.
16:37What's up?
16:37Alohomora.
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16:42Alohomora.
16:43Alohomora.
16:44Okay, it's so good for you.
16:46Well, why's the pet pee,
16:49so after I reach here to his soil?
21:33Alohomora.
