"Yes."
                              
"Describe what Mr. Malfoy went through... in detail, please."
                              
"Why is that necessary?"
                              
"Our defense is that Mr. Malfoy somehow is responsible for his accident, and it seems strange that you're so evasive about answering some questions."
                              
Harry had to control his facial expressions as Runcorn slowly and painstakingly pulled the list of Draco's injuries and how they happened out of him. Runcorn was enjoying drawing it out, like he knew the questions already. Harry had submitted his packet for review, but it'd take weeks to decipher, if they had a specialized healer. Most didn't bother looking beyond the current injuries, but through the years, Harry had felt the injuries and was able to compare them to the scan. He had only briefly discussed the sexual abuse in Draco's permanent file.
                              
Runcorn was merciless, though, as he questioned him. "Does Mr. Malfoy's injuries suggest that he had been violated by more than one person?"
                              
"Yes."
                              
"How so?"
                              
Harry's hand was starting to tremble as he explained weight distributions and varying pressures of the breaks. Runcorn wasn't surprised by any of it. Harry could tell the Wizengamot was impressed and shocked by both his abilities and what Draco had gone through.
                              
"And you expect me to believe that you can tell all of that?" Runcorn snarled.
                              
"I expect that you already knew that I can tell all of that, Counselor, and that's why you asked."
                              
Runcorn glared. "How is it possible that you can?"
                              
"I read the scans. I'm quite good at my job."
                              
"So, if I took this scan to the head of St. Mungo's, a competent healer, she would be able to see that?"
                              
"Perhaps. I do not know her skills with scan reading. I only know mine, but if you really want to test my skills in open court, have at it. I can scan anyone, tell you what their injuries were, roughly how and when they occurred and heal any remaining damage."
                              
Runcorn scoffed. "I hardly think...."
                              
"I'll take you up on that offer!" Madam Marchbanks called out and shuffled to the front.
                              
The chief warlock gave the go-head, intrigued, as Harry scanned her, retold her life 온라인카지노게임 of injuries and healed some arthritis in her wrists, an old shoulder injury from quidditch in her teen years, some hip displacement from falling down some stairs a few years ago and a bum knee. She was absolutely thrilled and demonstrated her mobility for the whole court. She also affirmed that he was correct on everything.
                              
The Wizengamot was very impressed, and Harry could hear a few saying that they needed to book an appointment with him. Harry tried not to smile over the massive victory he had just won. Runcorn was not happy and McGrath looked worried, too, especially when the chief warlock cut him off from asking more questions.
                              
"Healer Potter has demonstrated his proficiency. I see no reason for you to keep questioning him about his ability to heal and detect injuries," he ruled.
                              
"Fine. I notice that you didn't use a wand?" he sneered, still angry from that loss.
                              
"I do not. There are many wizards and witches in the world who do not use wands. It's not just me. Several African tribes strictly are wandless."
                              
"Yes, and many die from it, is that not right?"
                              
"Well, I am hard to kill," Harry jeered, earning a few laughs.
                              
"Most attribute wandless magic with accidental magic."
                              
"I'm in complete control, and I'm certainly not accidentally doing it."