Hogwarts: My name is the Unforgivable Curse

"This sounds... a bit too hasty?"

Avada was still a little unbelievable: "If it's so easy to get in, aren't they afraid of someone breaking into Nurmengard for various boring or weird reasons? And I remember that Grindelwald also has countless high-end knowledge, maybe There will also be people who want to become apprentices or something like that..."

"That's why there are hidden locations, fortified buildings, and a very high wall - all to prevent the phenomena you're talking about."

Gorshak also had the time to continue explaining to him: "It's okay for us, but in the magical society, Nurmengard's position is a top secret, and only some extremely special positions are qualified to know it. The old principal No. It was only after Bea Ritchie became the Minister of Magic that he secretly contacted Grindelwald... Moreover, the name Grindelwald has also cast a shadow over an era. Most people are afraid and have no time to do so, so how can they take the initiative to find him?"

"……makes sense."

Seeing that Gorshak had no intention of continuing to speak for the time being, Avada continued to ask the question: "But I still have a question - if you just go to Nurmengard and meet Grindelwald, it shouldn't cost much. Too much time, right? Even if there are extremely complicated things that need to be discussed slowly, it will only take a day or two at most... So why do you want me to exclude myself from all the subsequent plans? "

"The implementation of those plans must be at least a week or even a few months later. There is no time conflict with me to go to Grindelwald, right?"

"It's not as simple as you think."

Gorshak shook his head: "Grindelwald would hardly interfere with the running of the university, and the only things that would make him ask for a meeting are extremely important events, not to mention that the person he asked to meet was someone he had never met. Your identity is unremarkable in school...don't forget, he is a prophet."

"You mean that his conversation with me is likely to affect my destiny for a long time in the future, or to entrust me with some special secret mission?"

"You can probably understand it that way."

"……ok, I get it."

Avada nodded, indicating that she had no other questions.

"So, when will it be convenient for you to go to Nurmengard? If you don't have to worry about course arrangements." Gorshak also moved his chair back.

"Since the sooner the better... then let's do it tomorrow."

"Tomorrow... well, after breakfast tomorrow, Professor Baker will take you to Nurmengard - but I suggest you bring some food and water. It is difficult to determine the time you will stay in the tower. .”

…

After leaving Gorshak's principal's office, Avada felt a little dazed.

'Fortunately, the things in the cave were completed early, so I can concentrate on facing Grindelwald without being distracted anymore. ’

——As early as two days ago, the seven people in the Horcrux Cave had successfully developed a stable method to get to the island in the middle of the lake. The key to the final solution to the problem was truly surprising: it was the chain that pulled the ship ashore.

The chain is long enough to connect directly from the shore to the island in the middle of the lake; and because it is connected to the hull, it has some of the same magical properties as the ship, such as not disturbing the Inferi in the lake... and most importantly The most important thing is that there is no limit on mental capacity.

So in the end, the seven people used the boat to pull one end of the chain to the island in the middle of the lake, and based on this, they built a stable and wide bridge on it, while the boat was parked next to it for emergency use. .

The whole process took less than two days, and even Dumbledore was surprised by their efficiency and method - in Dumbledore's vision, the chance of them discovering the hidden ship was quite small, and just Even he himself didn't expect to use the chain as a bridge... In the end, they finally got more than a week's leave, and they were waiting for the official start of the experiment with great expectations.

The reports related to the Inferi are still brewing and have not been officially published in the newspapers, but it is estimated that they will only happen in the next day or two. By then, the wizarding society will once again be shocked by Voldemort's atrocities. This is another advantageous step for Dumbledore and Noblych University...

But now Avada is no longer in the mood to think about that.

‘You are going to Nurmengard tomorrow to meet Grindelwald? ’

'Grindelwald... Grindelwald...'

"Ha, it's really outrageous. I'm actually nervous about meeting Grindelwald. I can see Dumbledore every day, who was almost the same as him but far more powerful than him, and I can even make jokes occasionally... And the person I’m going to meet with him this time isn’t even his true body, so even if he lifts the body where he is, it won’t be a problem.”

"But having said that, he has been aging, imprisoned, and away from magic for fifty years. I don't know what percentage of his strength is left now?"

"Forget it, there seems to be no point in thinking about this. The most terrifying thing about Grindelwald has never been his personal strength..."

Simply speaking, with the gradual strengthening of his mental power, Avada will not suffer any serious problems even if he does not sleep for a day or two in a row, and the precise control of his own energy can also allow him to quickly fall asleep according to his own needs, and will no longer fall asleep. Worrying about some things like he did a few years ago would lead to insomnia... He slept well that night.

So, early the next morning, he saw Professor Baker in the cafeteria.

"Ready?"

Professor Baker asked him - I don't know if it was an illusion, but Avada felt that the way he looked at her was a little weird...

No, it wasn't an illusion in the first place. He could directly see Professor Baker's mental power, which was showing a mixture of emotions.

'That's right. If I had discovered that the student who had discovered his secret was suddenly powerful enough to be able to talk to his superior, his mood would probably be extremely complicated...'

"Ready, Professor."

Avada nodded.

"Then let's go."

Professor Baker took him to the hall where he first entered Nobic Ridge University, stood in front of a dark wooden door, and took out his key: "My key has special permissions. You can go directly to the location near Nurmengard through this door. You can remember that place so that you can Apparate there in the future - I have a hunch that this probably won't be the only time you go to Nurmengard in your life. "

After saying that, he lightly scratched a few marks on the key with his fingers. After seeing that the key seemed to become darker, he inserted it into the keyhole of the wooden door and opened it with a slight twist. He walked out the door - outside was a dark forest overgrown with weeds, and there was even some unmelted snow on the ground.

And further away, a towering tower can be vaguely seen.