harry potter book of crimes

"Miss Granger, how much do you know about Gellert Greenwald?"

When the old housekeeper said this, his expression looked a little hazy.

After all, judging by his age, this old man has obviously been a witness to that big event. For him, many of the years that may have been very bad have now become memories worth remembering.

.

The old housekeeper was probably in his youth at that time. Apart from some bad things, there must have been many good things that happened, right?

"Grindelwald?" Hermione continued after a pause, "If it's just something recorded in writing, I can basically still remember it... But I think Mr. Butler wants to say more than just that.

Bar?"

"Um……"

The old housekeeper had also come to his senses at this time, and when he heard what she said, he quickly shook his head.

"In fact, most books on the history of modern magic have mentioned something about it. After all, it's not a secret in the wizarding world - you know, Gellert Grindelwald was very fond of death.

The Holy Artifact has always been obsessed with him, and he even used the symbol of the Deathly Hallows as his own symbol, making it known to the whole world."

"Ah!" Hermione nodded immediately after hearing this, "I do know a little bit about the Deathly Hallows. Not only the ones written in the book, but we have actually had close contact with those three very magical things.

Magical objects..."

"Really?" The old housekeeper nodded slightly and continued, "Then, Miss Granger must have already known a lot about the stories about the origin of the Deathly Hallows, right?"

"Uh... is Mr. Butler referring to the 'Legend of the Three Brothers'?" Hermione said, "I have read it in The Tales of Beedle the Bard. However, the stories in that collection of stories are not all

A fable for children? Are they all true? "

"Maybe?"

The old housekeeper's tone became a little serious.

But Hermione couldn't help but shook her head.

"How could it be true?" She frowned and said, "The story even mentions the God of Death, but are there really gods in this world? I think wizards are more disbelieving than ordinary people.

There is a god, isn't there?"

"Of course, of course..." the old butler nodded, "Of course there is no so-called 'god' in this world, at least there has never been any evidence to prove it. But stories are stories after all, and legends are just legends after all... Granger

Miss, you just said that the story you read is just a bedtime story that parents in the magical world read to their children before going to bed. Of course, many of the details cannot be taken seriously...

…The so-called ‘god of death’ is obviously just a layer of skin that writers put on a character that may have existed in the story to help children understand it.”

Having said this, the old housekeeper raised his right hand to his forehead and rubbed it a few times, then sighed:

"'That person' probably really existed... At least judging from some of the records that Mr. Patriarch found in my collection of books in the Blois family, the reason why this story has been passed down to this day in the form of a story is because

It seems to have really happened a long, long time ago!"

After saying this, the old housekeeper stopped temporarily and became slightly silent.

Not far away, Hermione also fell silent. She obviously thought of something quickly, but her face became more and more serious.

Finally, she couldn't bear it and said:

"Mr. Butler, are you trying to say...that 'Witch Kern' is the one who made the three Deathly Hallows, the 'God of Death' in the story?"

When the old housekeeper heard this, his expression became more solemn.

"According to the ancient records in the family, a female wizard with amazing talent was born in a certain era in the past. This witch has shown extremely high wisdom and understanding of magic since she was a child... Perhaps it is because of this

Her 'genius' is different from ordinary people! As she grew up, many of her ideas and concepts began to become different from others, so that she did many things that were not tolerated by others. In the end

, she was dubbed the 'Goddess of Death' by other wizards of that era, and most people were afraid of her existence. It was precisely because I don't know when, she had begun to reach out to all the wizards at that time.

All are regarded as taboo 'death rules'... And if this witch's name was converted into the current pronunciation, it would be pronounced as 'Kern'."

Saying this, the old butler paused slightly, looked at Hermione and said: "What, do you suddenly feel that if she is the 'Death' in that story... then this nickname cannot be more appropriate?"

However, Hermione couldn't help but shake her head slightly after hearing this.

"After listening to Mr. Butler's words, I actually felt that it no longer seemed important whether she was the 'god of death' in the story or not."

When she had never been exposed to regular magic, Hermione might still be lucky, thinking that if she was more careful, she would more or less have a chance of winning - after all, nothing in this world is absolute.

, isn’t it?

However, after truly coming into contact with and mastering the power of rules to a certain extent...the rule of death? That is a third-level rule! A wizard who has begun to study the third-level rules a long time ago, even if she still has not improved at all, then

It is no longer an existence that they can face.

What's more, is that possible?

Just when Hermione was overwhelmed by the pressure, the old butler continued:

"The ancient document also mentioned that this 'goddess of death' seemed to want to do something by studying the rules of death. The incomplete chapter contained words like 'breaking through the shackles of life and death' and 'changing the world'

Statement. Grindelwald must have found similar records somewhere before he came up with the idea of ​​collecting the Deathly Hallows and using them to start an uprising."

"In other words, does he think the Deathly Hallows are very important...?" Hermione was startled. "Could it be that the Elder Wand and other objects can exert more power than we know?"

"That shouldn't be the case." The old housekeeper said, "According to legend, those three magic props should be just tools made by the 'God of Death'. Maybe they all have very strange abilities, but to be honest

It's not necessarily how powerful it is..."

"Of course, even if the power they can generate is indeed very powerful, they can't help us much now - if the facts are really what we think, do we really have to be like Yingnotus in the story, wearing a

Is the invisibility cloak going to play hide-and-seek with its owner for the rest of his life?"