Hogwarts: This Dark Lord is so evil

Hogwarts.

Headmaster's office.

Dumbledore and Headmaster Dippet looked at the newspaper and a notice from the Ministry of Magic in their hands, speechless…

No one had expected that Grindelwald would actually issue an appointment letter to himself in the capacity of Director of the Department of Education, and then have himself stationed at Hogwarts.

At this moment, both Dumbledore and Headmaster Dippet felt deeply worried.

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Whether it was the education reform Grindelwald had mentioned before, or this sudden parachuting in, it was all aimed at the students of Hogwarts.

It might be difficult to change the thinking of people like them, but it would be too easy for Grindelwald to change the thinking of those hot-blooded young wizards.

At this moment, there was a knock on the door of the headmaster's office.

"Come in," Headmaster Dippet said wearily.

The door was quickly opened from the outside, and Professor McGonagall strode in.

"Headmaster Dippet, Professor Dumbledore… Is the news reported in the Daily Prophet true? That… terrorist is going to be stationed at Hogwarts as a Senior Undersecretary to the Minister?

"…It's true, Minerva," Headmaster Dippet said helplessly, rubbing his temples.

"What?!" Professor McGonagall exclaimed: "This… is outrageous! Last semester, he had just attacked us! This semester, he's acting like nothing happened, coming… coming to our Hogwarts? Why was he found not guilty back then?"

"Someone testified that he came to Hogwarts at the time to stop his out-of-control subordinates, not to attack Hogwarts," Dumbledore said helplessly.

"What?! That's just nonsense! He personally attacked us!" Professor McGonagall seemed very agitated.

"Yes… but, someone testified that he stunned you at the time because it was accidental injury. It was because you and those Pure-Blood fanatics he was trying to stop were standing too close…"

"Such far-fetched reasons and testimonies! How could they still be accepted…"

"Minerva, everyone can see that it's very suspicious… but that doesn't matter… because that public trial, from beginning to end, was not a fair trial…" Dumbledore sighed and said, "Perhaps, the entire MACUSA, only President Picquery herself is in the dark… Aren't we all in the dark as well?"

Even the guards of the dungeon were replaced by Grindelwald's Pure-Blood fanatics, how could that public trial be fair?

It would be better to say that the entire public trial was just a grand show deliberately put on by Grindelwald.

Even the judges and most of the audience were impersonated by his people… How could he be found guilty?

When Grindelwald was declared not guilty, two-thirds of the people in the entire venue stepped forward to express their respect to him… This is enough to explain the problem!

During his period of silence, it seemed that he had indeed transferred the main force of his subordinates to the United States.

He abandoned almost everything else that he couldn't take away. At the time, people even thought he had given up.

But, no one had expected that in such a short period of time, he could actually infiltrate MACUSA to such an extent…

"This is really… too dark! Too absurd!" The young Professor McGonagall said angrily. "Headmaster Dippet, you must stop him from entering Hogwarts! If students have to face someone like him… I don't even dare to think how terrible it would be!"

"I… what can I do?" Headmaster Dippet spread his hands helplessly, and then pushed the notice to Professor McGonagall. "This is an order from the Ministry of Magic. Even if I am the headmaster of Hogwarts, I can't openly defy the Ministry of Magic's orders… I'm not Albus, I don't have his powerful magic."

"Ahem… Armando, I can't openly confront the Ministry of Magic either…" Dumbledore said quickly.

Although he did have such power, but… he had no intention of rebelling!

"Could it be… that there's really no way to stop him?" Professor McGonagall seemed very disappointed.

Headmaster Dippet said loudly: "It's not that there's no way. There is still one way! And it's very simple!"

"What way?" Professor McGonagall looked at Headmaster Dippet expectantly.

Even Dumbledore looked at Dippet with some doubt, wondering what good idea he had come up with.

Headmaster Dippet said seriously: "…Albus, you go kick Fudge out of the position of Minister for Magic, and then you take his place! Once you become the Minister for Magic, then you can naturally directly fire Grindelwald, and then he naturally won't be able to station himself at Hogwarts!"

"Ah?! Me… me as Minister?" Dumbledore really didn't expect that Headmaster Dippet's idea would be so… wild…

"That's indeed a good idea!" Professor McGonagall said excitedly: "With your current reputation, you can indeed replace Fudge! In fact, many of us want to see you become the Minister for Magic!"

"I…" Dumbledore's mouth opened slightly, but he couldn't say anything.

Everyone could see how conflicted Dumbledore was at this moment.

He didn't want to get involved in power, fearing that he wouldn't be able to control himself and would become someone like Grindelwald.

But, if he insisted on not getting involved in power, he could only allow Grindelwald to enter Hogwarts and then arbitrarily influence the students' thinking…

"Alright! No need to be conflicted… Don't I know you?" Headmaster Dippet stopped Dumbledore from continuing to be conflicted.

"I'm sorry… I, I don't know how to choose…" Dumbledore's face was full of self-blame.

Headmaster Dippet sighed, "You still can't trust yourself…"

"At least, now there's still me who can confront Grindelwald… If I also become like him…" Dumbledore said bitterly.

Professor McGonagall really couldn't understand, "Albus, how could you become like him? As long as you can stand up…"

"Minerva… Don't easily trust others, even if that person is me… And don't easily mythologize someone you don't understand. Yes, you actually don't really understand the real me… I'm actually… not as good as you imagine." Dumbledore's voice trembled slightly.

For the greater good… This arrogant and ruthless phrase was precisely what he had proposed.

Back then, it was only a little bit away…

It was equivalent to his own sister, Ariana, using her young life to stop him from embarking on the wrong path!

Otherwise, this matter would not have become a knot in Dumbledore's heart.

Headmaster Dippet sighed again, "I understand, Albus… Your unwillingness to get involved in power is also a prudent approach… At least, we don't have to deal with two Grindelwalds! Also… as long as we keep a close watch, we can still disrupt Grindelwald's evil plans! Moreover… Grindelwald actually coming to Hogwarts might not be a bad thing…"

"Armando, you seem to have some ideas?" Dumbledore asked keenly.

Dippet smiled and said, "Sometimes, to deal with fire, you have to use fire… Have you forgotten your star pupil?"

"Vede? He's still young and it's hard to have any influence on Grindelwald."

"As long as he can influence other students, isn't that enough? Could it be… that only Grindelwald understands thought reform?"

Dumbledore looked at Headmaster Dippet with a look of sudden realization, "It seems that it's time to have a good chat with Vede about the development of the mutual aid society!"

To fight fire with fire, to fight magic with magic!

As long as Vede is not bewitched by Grindelwald, then his mutual aid society is the best weapon to resist Grindelwald's erroneous ideological reform!

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"You… you want Vede, a child, to compete with Grindelwald?" Professor McGonagall looked at the two old men in disbelief.

"Minerva, don't underestimate Vede's abilities."

"No matter how strong his abilities are, he's just a child… a twelve-year-old child… Don't you think that such a burden is too heavy for him?"

After Professor McGonagall finished speaking, she sighed deeply and left the headmaster's office helplessly.

She knew that she could neither prevent Grindelwald from entering Hogwarts, nor could she let the child Li Vede avoid this heavy burden that was far beyond his age.

For a time, Dumbledore and Headmaster Dippet were once again speechless.

"Perhaps… we were indeed wrong, Armando…"

"Albus, you have to consider carefully what is more important. And, don't forget, we are helping behind the scenes! Vede is not fighting alone!"

…

"Achoo!"

On the Hogwarts Express.

Li Vede couldn't help but sneeze.

"Could it be that some old geezer is thinking about me again?" Li Vede muttered to himself.

Now, there is indeed more than one old geezer thinking about him…

"Vede… when did you start knowing about my… my identity?"

Beside him, Annie, who had been sitting silently, finally began to speak her first sentence.

At this time, there were only Li Vede and Tom, as well as Annie, in the carriage.

Of course, Nagini was coiled on the table, and Tom Cat was temporarily left in the safe house.

As for Charlie, Henry, and Alphard, they were all sent away by Tom.

Because Tom knew that Li Vede would definitely have something to ask Annie…

This could be seen from the way Li Vede looked at Annie before getting on the train.

Sure enough, Annie couldn't hold back first.

"I knew from the first time you came into my carriage and took the initiative to talk to us," Li Vede said calmly.

Annie's face turned ashen when she heard this.

It turned out that she had been exposed from the beginning, and her performances, which she thought were very reasonable, were so ridiculous in the eyes of Li Vede and Tom!

"How… how did you know?"

"Grindelwald underestimated my and Tom's wisdom, and overestimated your intelligence." Li Vede suddenly smiled and said, "Actually, you're already very good, but unfortunately, no matter how smart you are, you're still just a child…"

To be honest, Annie's performance was already very good. If he was really an eleven-year-old child, he might have really fallen for it.

But unfortunately, Li Vede is not an eleven-year-old child, but an adult whose physical age has only become younger!

"Now it's my turn to ask you… Grindelwald… why did he let you go?" Li Vede asked seriously.

"Why wouldn't he let me go? Mr. Grindelwald is a good person! He told me that I had done very well! It's not my fault at all!" Annie argued eagerly.

Li Vede narrowed his eyes slightly, "So… you are still useful to him…"