Harry Potter and the Old Ones

"That's why you scare me." Dumbledore said, "Since you confessed everything to me two years ago. The unknown is always scary."

"I can't clearly see your intentions or your thoughts. Ever since you became a god, everything you have done has been so selfless. It seems that you are completely devoting yourself to the entire wizarding world, but..." Dumble Lido took a deep look at Tiera through the half-moon lenses, "But I always feel that you have other purposes."

"Principal Dumbledore, I don't know if you have heard of such an old saying." Tiera recited it in Chinese, "A saint does not care about his heart when it comes to his deeds, and there is no perfect person in the world when it comes to his heart."

"Of course I have my own purpose, but is it really important?" Tiera asked, "I have ideas and the ability to resolve conflicts and contradictions between the wizarding world and the Muggle world, and lead the entire wizarding society to a better place. To be honest on the first floor, with my abilities, I can rule the wizarding world with violence and become a dictator like Gellert Grindelwald or Voldemort."

"But I didn't." Tiera said, "I didn't even have the slightest idea of ​​taking over power. I promoted many members of the Order of the Phoenix to the most critical positions. I did my best to train young people and let them do their best. For possible growth, I will reform the education system so that I can provide a better next generation for the wizarding society."

"So Mr. Principal, please stop worrying about my hidden purpose, okay?"

"Alas," Dumbledore sighed, "forgive me for being sentimental and suspicious as an old man."

"Okay, Tiera, I believe you." Dumbledore paused and then said, "It's just that we can't ignore any possible risks, because they may cause our plan to fail."

Dumbledore warned like a nagging old father.

"Now that you mentioned it." Tiera smiled slyly and gently pressed a button on Dumbledore's desk——

A pamphlet appeared on Dumbledore's desk.

"This is..." Dumbledore picked up the booklet doubtfully.

"This is the address of the most stubborn wizard community in France, Austria and Belgium, which is most resistant to moving." Tiera said, "You have to travel anyway. If it is convenient, you might as well visit the wizards in these areas."

"It would be best if you can get Nicoléme. They are very convinced of you and Mr. Nicoléme."

"You want me to persuade them to move?" Dumbledore asked, raising his eyebrows.

"I don't want to go to the point where I have to use strong tactics, Principal Dumbledore." Tiera replied with a smile, "After listening to Mr. Weasley's report, you should also know that gathering the entire population into What a crucial step the UK region is to the delivery of our plans.”

"You have to travel around anyway, so just try to persuade him when you see him."

"Okay, okay, I'll think about it." Dumbledore said helplessly, and then put the pamphlet into his desk. "I can help you persuade, but... I can't guarantee what Flamel will think."

"Nicholas Flamel seems to be a little dissatisfied with you recently." Dumbledore added.

"I did go a little too far in some things." Tiera apologized with a smile. Having been in the academic circle in his previous life, he knew that old and knowledgeable people like Nico Flamel have always been soft-spoken. "But I also hope he can understand that extraordinary times call for desperate measures."