This was the first time that Wentworth saw Djimon Hughes take out his wand, but Wentworth did not act rashly, but continued to stand quietly behind the wooden pillar.

Wentworth was very confident in his invisibility spell, and he did not believe that the girl in the room, who was not much older than him, could see through his invisibility spell. So, Wentworth wanted to see if the other party was deceiving him, or if there were other wizards hiding in the dark and were discovered by the other party?

Until the girl in the room spoke again: "Are you really not going to come in and try our food? Although there are no valuable ingredients, Jimon's cooking skills are still good. Gentleman hiding behind the wooden pillar over there!"

After hearing this, Wentworth was finally sure that the other party was talking about him and that the other party had indeed seen through his invisibility spell.

Seeing this, Wentworth had no choice but to lift his invisibility spell under the vigilant gaze of Djimon Hughes and slowly walked into the room.

As soon as he saw Wentworth, Djimon Hughes said in surprise:

"It's you? Wentworth?!"

Then, Jimon Hughes looked at Wentworth with a vigilant look, pointed his wand at Wentworth, and said:

"How did you find this place?"

Wentworth said nonchalantly:

"Even geese leave traces when they pass by, let alone humans. It's not difficult to find you!"

Afterwards, Wentworth no longer paid attention to the alert Djimon Hughes and turned his gaze to the girl behind Djimon Hughes. He said in amazement, "I'm very curious about how you found me. I dare say that even many excellent adult wizards can't see through my invisibility spell!"

The girl behind Jimon Hughes said calmly:

"It's the smell! I am extremely sensitive to smells. I can sense any slight change in smell. And the smell of another person in the room is like a light in the dark night to me. It is really conspicuous!"

After hearing the girl's explanation, Wentworth suddenly understood.

There are always some people who are born with talents that others cannot reach. Wentworth has seen too many such people. Add a girl with a keen sense of smell, and it is not unacceptable.

At the same time, Djimon Hughes' sister also said to Djimon Hughes:

"Put away your wand. This man is the guest who came to Hogwarts in Vagado as you said, right? Although I haven't seen him take action, but Albus Dumbledore was able to bring him here and leave him alone with confidence. Djimon Hughes, you are definitely not his opponent."

Hearing his sister's words, Djimon Hughes reluctantly put away his wand, but still looked at Wentworth with a vigilant look.

Wentworth didn't take it seriously. To be honest, if someone used the Invisibility Charm to sneak into his room, Wentworth would probably have used the Cruciatus Curse on them.

Seeing this, Wentworth walked up to the girl, extended his hand, and introduced himself:

"Hello, Wentworth Dumbledore, from Hogwarts Hufflepuff House!"

Afterwards, Wentworth was surprised to find that although the girl in front of him also had hands, the first time, she touched the back of his hand with the back of her hand, and it was not until the second time that their hands gently touched each other.

At the same time, the girl in front of him introduced herself:

But at this moment, Wentworth's eyes were fixed on Emma Hughes's eyes.

After observing carefully at a close distance, Wentworth finally discovered that although Emma Hughes' eyes were bright, they were not focused at all. Seeing this, Wentworth was shocked.

At this moment, perhaps she felt Wentworth's gaze, or perhaps she guessed Wentworth's reaction, Emma Hughes smiled and said directly: "When I was a child, I was playing on a tree outside the village. I accidentally fell down and my head hit the ground heavily. I fainted. When I woke up, I found that I couldn't see! After so many years, I have gotten used to it!"

After hearing Emma Hughes' explanation, Wentworth suddenly realized what was going on. He then frowned slightly and said:

"Didn't you go see a doctor?"

At this time, Djimon Hughes behind Wentworth spoke first:

"We went to see a doctor, but the tribal doctor said there was nothing he could do. The school doctor in Wagadu checked her carefully and told us that my sister was blind because of blood clots in her brain, and that we needed to remove the blood clots."

"However, in addition to extremely advanced magical control, this also requires sufficient research on the brain. He is powerless. I am afraid that only the top wizards in Europe can do it. But that requires a lot of money! A lot of money!"

After hearing what Djimon Hughes said, Wentworth finally understood why Djimon Hughes was so obsessed with gold galleons.

Looking at Emma Hughes in front of him, and thinking about how she could make the world's top potion, the Felixir Potion, despite being blind, Wentworth couldn't help but admire her and said:

"I'm very curious, how have you trained your potion skills to the current level over the years?"

But Emma Hughes smiled and said nonchalantly: "It's nothing, it's just that compared to you guys, it's not as smooth as before!"

"Plus, if I put in a little more effort than you guys, that's all!"

After hearing Emma Hughes' answer, Wentworth was silent for a moment. Although he knew that the other party couldn't see, Wentworth still raised his thumb towards the other party and said, "There are actually not many people of my age that I can admire. Emma Hughes, you are one of them!"

Hearing Wentworth's words, the vigilance on the face of Jimon Hughes behind him could not help but lessen a lot, while Emma Hughes in front of him laughed and said mischievously: "I hope you can say the same thing at the magic school potion championship in the near future!"

Hearing Emma Hughes' words, Wentworth was stunned and almost blurted out:

"You're going to compete in the Magic School Potions Tournament too?!"

However, when he thought of the other party's ability, Wentworth felt relieved and said with a wry smile:

"That's right. Since you are a student of Vagadu, if even someone as strong as you cannot represent Vagadu in the Magic School Potions Championship, then Vagadu's potion skills are too terrifying."

After hearing what Wentworth said, Emma Hughes was not polite, but said as a matter of course: "Yes, I am the number one potion master in Vagadu. I have been looking forward to seeing you for a long time, the number one potion master in Hogwarts!"

(End of this chapter)