From Kamal Taj to Hogwarts

"Wait a minute, is there any mention of the devil in "The Tales of Beedle the Bard"?" Sivan couldn't help but feel a little dazed after listening to Dumbledore and Flamel's words in unison, and asked quickly.

He still vaguely remembers that Professor Kettleburn gave the little wizard Sivan a copy of "The Tales of Beedle the Bard" at that time, saying that it was to help him understand the story when watching the play "The Fountain of Good Luck"

, so that you can’t understand it.

Unexpectedly, the ash snake used as a prop was unexpectedly accidentally killed by Riddle, and the auditorium was almost burned down...

For Professor Kettleburn's sake, Sivan had only read the story "The Fountain of Good Luck" at that time.

Because he is not very interested in these fairy tales, myths and legends, he has not read many other stories. Now he can only barely remember that there seem to be five stories in this collection, except "The Fountain of Good Luck"

There are four more articles.

"If I guess correctly, it is very likely that one of the stories in the collection tells a story about the devil." Dumbledore nodded to Sivan, then looked at Flamel and asked. "Nico, what are you doing?

Does your library contain "The Poet Bidou's Tales"?"

"Maybe there was a collection a long time ago. I need to look through it." Flamel said as he wanted to call over the little alchemy flying carpet he used to travel and send himself to the library.

At this time, Xiwen had already reached out and drew a small golden circle, and took over the "Collection of Tales of the Poet Beedle" given by Professor Kettleburn, which was casually thrown in the dungeon room.

For the same reason that he was not interested in this kind of story, Xiwen was too lazy to let it occupy the space of his pocket watch. However, as a gift from Professor Kettleburn, it was difficult to throw away, so Xiven put it away casually.

In the dungeon space.

Unexpectedly, this collection of stories would actually come in handy.

"Lemay, don't bother." Xiwen handed the story collection with dark blue pictures and light gray cover to Flamel and said. "I have a copy in the room in the dungeon.

Xiwen should have put it there and you can borrow it for use."

Flamel nodded upon seeing this, looked at the story collection curiously, and then turned it to the last story - "The Legend of Three Brothers".

"It must be this story." Dumbledore looked at the content of this story, with a trace of nostalgia and reminiscence in his eyes.

"The Legend of the Three Brothers" revolves around three very powerful wizards: three wizards used magic to build a bridge across a dangerous river and successfully overcame death.

The God of Death was very angry because he felt that he had lost three new sacrifices. However, the cunning God of Death did not attack them directly. Instead, he pretended to praise the three brothers for their powerful magical attainments and asked them to each express a wish as a way to overcome them.

Death's reward.

The eldest and second among the three brothers were very aware of this and both wanted to get useful things. The eldest made a wish and got the Elder Wand that would make him stronger, while the second got a wish that could bring his deceased lover back to life.

of resurrection stone.

However, neither of them escaped the clutches of death in the end - the eldest died in his sleep, and was taken away by other cruel wizards the powerful Elder Wand; the second was addicted to the pain of not being able to reunite with his lover, and finally

Hanged himself on the balcony.

The third among them did not trust Death, so he made a wish to get an item that would allow him to continue moving forward without Death being able to follow him. Death reluctantly gave him his invisibility cloak and never found it again.

The traces of the third child.

It wasn't until his third year that he took off his invisibility cloak and gave it to his son. Then he welcomed death like an old friend...

"This story tells us that greed will make people lose their lives earlier." Flamel said softly after reading the story. "People cannot escape death, they can only accept it in the end."

Hearing Flamel's sigh, Xiwen asked curiously: "With the Philosopher's Stone, don't you think you have escaped death?"

"How can I escape death?" Flamel smiled gently and looked at Xiwen and said. "My body continues to age all the time. I am willing to persist in living until now just because I still have the desire for knowledge in my heart.

It’s just desire. Speaking of which, it can be considered a kind of greed.”

"In fact, Perenal and I have already been psychologically prepared to die together." Flamel and Madame Flamel looked at each other tenderly and smiled. "There is no need to think about death too terribly.

Yeah, it's just another great adventure."

"As long as we live a fulfilling life and have the meaning of life in our hearts, then anyone can face death calmly like the third brother among the three brothers, instead of being plotted to death like the eldest and second brother."

Dumbledore smiled at Flamel, shook his head, and said, "Nico, it's too early to say such a thing now. We still need to rely on your power to fight against that demon!"

"Haha, I said too much." Flamel also said with a smile. "The moral of the story cannot be equated with reality. Regardless of whether the demon Strange saw is the God of Death in the story, if he wants to invade us

In this world, we must make it impossible for him to come back!"

When Flamel said this, he seemed to have suddenly become hundreds of years younger, as if he had regained his early passion. Only then did Xiven discover that Flamel, in addition to the image of a kind old man, also had another side of confidence and passion.

"Albus, do you have any clues?" Flamel asked with a smile.

"It's not like I have any clues, but I do know something about this story." Dumbledore said with some memories. "Speaking of which, when I was young, I was also obsessed with stories with Grindelwald.

The three gifts of Death mentioned in "The Deathly Hallows" are usually called Deathly Hallows!"

"The symbol of the Wiccan Party now led by Grindelwald uses three Deathly Hallows as the symbol of believers - '???'. The straight line above represents the Elder Wand, the circle represents the Resurrection Stone, and the triangle represents the Invisibility Cloak.

"

"According to people who know it, it is widely believed that if someone can combine the three sacred objects together, he will become the master of the God of Death!" He sighed and sighed softly. "But now that I think about it, there is no such thing as the master of the God of Death.

What? That’s probably just people’s wishful thinking and greedy pursuit of legends.”

"Yes, the idea that possessing three sacred artifacts can give people the power to transcend death is actually contrary to the entire story." Flamel said thoughtfully.

Then he asked: "Albus, you don't look like someone who would chase those illusory Deathly Hallows. Were you tempted by Grindelwald?"

"It was indeed him who mentioned it, but it was me who really wanted to get the Deathly Hallows." Dumbledore shook his head and said to Flamel. "I foolishly thought that getting the Deathly Hallows would give me everything!

"

"At that time, Ariana was still there, and I had just met Grindelwald. It was when I was most obsessed with the ideas he brought to me. At that time, I ruthlessly imagined that if I found the Invisibility Cloak, I would hide my sister.

Get up, find the Resurrection Stone, and resurrect my parents to take care of her and Aberforth, without leaving any burden on our career..."

"Later Ariana died in the accident, and Grindelwald also escaped from Godric's Hollow, but I was even more delusional about finding the resurrection stone, thinking that only by resurrecting Ariana could I make up for the debt in my heart...

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"I guess you didn't find the Resurrection Stone." Flamel frowned and said to Dumbledore.

"Yes, I spent a long time without finding the Resurrection Stone, and then I gradually figured it out." Dumbledore pursed his lips and said gloomily. "No matter what I do, I can't make up for my debt to Ariana, even if

Even if you find the Resurrection Stone."

Seeing the vague desire remaining in Dumbledore's eyes, Sivan slowly frowned.

"Dumbledore, are you still trying to get the Resurrection Stone?" He looked deeply into Dumbledore's light blue eyes and asked word by word.

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