HP Approaches the Magic World

there is always a solution to a problem.

As long as Grindelwald has the intention to speak, Jon will have the opportunity to turn his passivity into an initiative.

Isn't it just talking? Since he can't leave now anyway, it's good to talk.

Talking with the legendary wizard is like studying with the prince, there are always some benefits to be gained.

After his mentality was corrected, Jon was no longer anxious.

"But... I'm going to take the liberty to ask, how can a little person like me catch your eye?"

"That may not be correct. I just think that Dumbledore's vision is not bad, not how good my vision is. I have never seen you, so how can I see your shining point?"

It's best.

Jon did not think that Grindelwald had not seen him before, whether it was a dream or anything else. He knew clearly that such a high tower could not trap a legendary wizard at all.

What's more, this tower was originally built by Grindelwald himself.

There are thousands of thoughts in Jon's mind, but they are all appearances, a double-tasking method. He can use it very well, and he can naturally cover up his true thoughts with a bunch of useless thoughts.

Even if I don't know how much this can cover up, at least it can make him no longer so passive.

"Okay, I believe what you say, but if you are not interested in me, why did you call me here?"

"I really didn't think about bringing you here at first. Dumbledore had a lot of eyes on him. He even thought that Voldemort was a talent, but it turned out that he was mistaken."

Grindelwald sneered: "But we should also be grateful for this incident. If it hadn't been for this incident, he might not have been able to deal with Voldemort ruthlessly until now.

If he had been half as cruel as he was when he dealt with me in this matter, he wouldn't have allowed Voldemort to cause trouble in Britain."

Perhaps because he was too clear about the reason for the entanglement between these two legendary wizards, Jon didn't know why, but he could hear a bit of doting in these words.

Enough is enough, dog abuse is no longer popular!

Moreover, we haven’t even figured out whether the opponent is a friend or an enemy!

Jon tried hard to control his random thoughts and drive out the messy pictures in his mind.

On the other side, Grindelwald is continuing to tell why he found Jon.

"In fact, if you don't deliver the letter to the Dark Forest, even if you kill Theo Lacey, I won't pay attention to you."

"Theo... Lacey?"

Jon had never heard of this name at all. Only a handful of people died at his hands, but a lot of people died because of him.

It is already Christmas of 1991, and nearly two months ago, the Siberian behemoth collapsed. Jon's people took as many lives as they gained from it.

But will harming others be noticed by Grindelwald?

Obviously not, so Theo Lacey was referring to the old dark wizard who was killed by him using despicable means like poisoning.

Apparently, that old man was once Grindelwald's subordinate.

Jon had a lot of thoughts in his mind, but Grindelwald didn't pay attention.

In other words, it's not that I didn't pay attention, I just didn't care what Jon thought.

It's like you stand on a dam and see ants crawling around under your feet, but you don't think about what is going on in the ants' heads.

He just wanted to explain clearly why he noticed Jon. This was a bit difficult for a person who hadn't spoken seriously for a long time.

Even if this person was once Grindelwald who could speak like a lotus flower.

"The reason why I noticed you is because you sent a letter to the Dark Forest."

A playful smile appeared at the corner of his mouth: "As a person close to Dumbledore, he would actually send such a letter to the Dark Forest. In this world, anyone who knows what kind of group of people lives in the Dark Forest is really...

Not much."

Grindelwald obviously initially thought that Jon was a bait sent by Dumbledore to test their movements. The big news that he left Nurmengard was just for Dumbledore to see. At first, he thought that Dumbledore did not

He didn't care about it, but Jon suddenly sent a letter to the Dark Forest, which made Grindelwald mistakenly think it was from Dumbledore.

So he was too embarrassed to go directly to Dumbledore, so he found Jon.

"This is really a huge misunderstanding."

Although Jon is a bit stupid when it comes to study and research (compared to geniuses like Snape and Helga), he is still quite astute when it comes to people and the world.

Grindelwald said this, if he still can't understand what this legendary wizard means, then he simply doesn't have to live.

But it was precisely because he understood what Grindelwald meant that Jon found it difficult to deal with.

What was he going to say?

When he said that he was looking for an alliance with Lille, he was actually trying to deal with Dumbledore, directly pointing out that Dumbledore didn't care about Grindelwald's current situation. If he did this, Jon estimated that he would be able to reappear in Fairy Castle in the near future.

It's inside.

He was severely injured by Grindelwald.

Of course, you have to put it mildly. You can't say that Dumbledore doesn't care about Grindelwald's existence. Looking at this posture, you can't say that he is doing it to deal with Dumbledore.

"I sent a message to the Dark Forest just to seek some help. In fact, my relationship with Professor Dumbledore is far more complicated than you think."

Jon thought about it in his mind and figured out that Grindelwald didn't know who his grandmother was, so he didn't move her out.

"The headmaster values ​​me because I am a descendant of the Hufflepuff family. We have common interests, but the things we do are different."

He struggled with his words as he spoke: "The principal is currently planning how to deal with Voldemort. I think you know him. He also lived in the Dark Forest for a long time.

And I don’t want to get involved in this matter. For me, I just want to restore the glory of my family and fulfill the will of the ancestor.”

"As for why I asked Lear for help, it's because in addition to what I just said, I also did some other work. These tasks are the intersection between me and Professor Dumbledore."

In fact, the completion of the "Harry Potter" series really has nothing to do with Dumbledore.

Jon had only vaguely heard that Dumbledore had used the release of this book and the deeds of Harry Potter to change some stereotypes in the wizarding world.

His words seemed to come out naturally, before he had even thought about how to say them.

"Speaking of which, these intersections have something to do with you!"