Tonks nervously observed the situation around the village, her intuition told her that this village was hiding a big problem.

Especially the look in the eyes of the villagers looking at him made Tonks feel hairy.

"Big sister, come in with me!" Seeing Tonks standing still, Nina pulled Tonks again, motioning for Tonks to follow her.

Out of desperation, Tonks could only follow Nina deep and shallow into this strange village.

As he got closer, Tonks finally realized that the strange place was there.

The appearance of these villagers seems to have one thing in common. The body hair of these strange villagers, both male and female, seems to be somewhat thick.

Looking closely, their pupils are also different from ordinary people, and their teeth are also somewhat sharp.

Tonks' pupils shrank sharply, she understood that this village was a werewolf village.

In the magic world, this kind of village exists. Some werewolves who can't get along in the outside world will spontaneously build a gathering place in the remote mountainous area to help each other live.

This is somewhat similar to Muggle leprosy villages.

Tonks suddenly thought of something. Looking at Nina in a hurry, Tonks was terrified that the little girl also had a thick layer of hair on her arms that should not belong to her age.

Tonxton felt a dry mouth for a while.

Tonks has always been a scholar, and she also knows werewolves very well.

Ordinary wizards who are bitten by a werewolf do not have these werewolf traits in their human form.

In the human form, this obvious feature of werewolves means that this type of werewolf is at least the product of several generations of werewolves intermarriage.

Because of the long-term intermarriage of werewolves and werewolves, the bloodlines of werewolves already occupied a large proportion in the bloodlines of these people.

These people have even acquired more special abilities, and they can stimulate themselves to transform when it is not a full moon night.

A werewolf wizard with superb magic power can directly transform into a werewolf, while other ordinary werewolf wizards have to rely on pain or a method suitable for them that can stimulate their senses to transform.

"Little Nina! Who is this lady?" A shaggy-looking old man blocked the way of the two of them. He looked at Tonks suspiciously with lead-grey eyes.

"She's my new friend!" Nina said happily to the old man.

"Friends one by one." The old man squinted and looked at Tonks again, "Nina, then you must be a good friend."

The old man said to Nina with a deep meaning, and at the same time warned Tonks.

Under the eyes of the werewolf villagers, Tonks was pulled by Nina to the entrance of a crypt.

"Dad! Daddy! I'm back!" Nina cried out to the dark crypt.

"You ran there again! Nina!" A man's voice came from the crypt, and then a shaggy man in a dirty white shirt emerged from the crypt door.

Originally the man had a smile on his face, but seeing the strange Tonks, the man's expression turned serious in an instant.

"Ma'am, who are you?" the man asked Tonks seriously.

"She's my new friend! Dad! She's lost in the forest!" Nina explained to the man in front of her.

"Forest?" Hearing his daughter's words, the man's eyebrows suddenly stood up.

"Did you run out by yourself again? I told you how dangerous it is now! Come to me now!" The man preached to Nina angrily.

Hearing her father's reprimand, Nina pouted and returned to the man obediently.

"Go into the house!" The man reprimanded Nina in a low voice, then pushed Nina through the door of the crypt with his hands, and closed the door again.

Then he turned his head to face Tonks.

"Then why are you coming to our village, Miss Wizard, and why are you approaching my daughter?" The man squinted and said to Tonks.

"I got lost in the woods, and it was your daughter who led me to the village and brought me to the village," Tonks explained hastily.

The man looked at Tonks from top to bottom again, and then opened his mouth.

"Sounds like something Nina would do," the man said. "However, as far as I know, there are no tourist places nearby, and you don't seem to be a local. Why are you here?"

"My boyfriend and I came here to destroy the monsters raging in the mountains." Tonks answered truthfully.

"Raging monsters?" The man's brows furrowed even tighter. "I guess the village of Oshdin hired you, right?"

"Yes," Tonks replied.

"I know, those despicable wizards, they always like to hire people to die, and constantly try to fill their illusory wishes with other people's lives!" The man said contemptuously.

Tonks opened his mouth to ask why the man said that, but the man interrupted her again.

"Well, for the sake of my daughter, I will send you out of the village. This village is not a place for a little girl like you to come," the man said to Tonks.

"I suggest you stop thinking about fighting the monsters outside. If your boyfriend is still alive, you should persuade him to escape from here as soon as possible." The man said.

"Wait!" Tonks said to stop the man again, "Why did you say that just now? And you are werewolves, right?" Tonks said.

Hearing Tonks' words, the man froze for a moment, then let out a long sigh.

"Miss, won't you pretend to be confused?" The man looked at Tonks and said helplessly.

"It seems that I can't let you leave the village." The man took out a worn wand from his belt.

Pointed at Tonks with his wand.

"I have no ill will towards you!" Tonks said to the man, "I am an Auror of the British Ministry of Magic. If I die here, someone will investigate!"

Tonks warned the man who was getting closer to him.

"Even if you're the British Minister of Magic, it won't help!" The man said to Tonks through gritted teeth~lightnovelpub.net~ forget everything." It seemed that the man did not intend to kill Tonks, he planned to use An oblivion spell to make Tonks forget the memory of his visit to the village.

"It's not true what the people in Oshtin Village said! Is it?" Tonks suddenly said something inexplicable to the man.

"What are you talking about?" The man stopped the spell in his hand. Curiously asked Tonks.

"When we came out of Oshdin village, people in the village told us that werewolves once caused riots in the village for no reason, hurting many people, but at that time I felt that things were not that simple."

Tonks explained to the man quickly.

Hearing Tonks' words, the man was stunned for a moment, and then he burst into laughter, unable to straighten his back.

"It's been so long! It seems that someone is finally willing to use their brains to think, instead of continuing to be bewitched by such hypocritical beasts in the village!" the man said loudly.