HP Approaches the Magic World

Dumbledore indeed worried too much in this world.

"I think it would be difficult to resist Voldemort who may be resurrected at any time, but also to find the Resurrection Stone to save my sister. If I were Principal Dumbledore, it would be very difficult for me to balance this."

Furthermore, even if the Deathly Hallows is a relic from a god, it does not have the ability to resurrect people.

But the various incidents and efforts involved in it were absolutely extraordinary. Jon respected himself and others and knew how much Dumbledore had put into this matter.

If we want to talk about the similarities between him and his brother, then it is the matter of resurrecting his sister. If his sister hadn't been concerned about him, I'm afraid it would be difficult for Aberforth Dumbledore to help his brother.

Do so many things.

According to Jon's understanding, if Ariana is still likely to be resurrected, then the two Dumbledore brothers will definitely work together to save their sister first.

But if Ariana had not been resurrected until Deblido passed away, Jon would not be able to understand why Abufo would help Harry and the others.

Could it be that he was trying to fulfill his brother's last wish?

Maybe there was some other hidden story in this matter that he didn't know about. After all, ever since he entered Hogwarts, all kinds of hidden stories that he didn't know about before began to come out one after another.

Isn't the most unpredictable thing in this world the human heart?

Otherwise, why would Grindelwald be sitting here, looking for Dumbledore?

"correct."

After listening to this story, Jon was about to go back upstairs, but it was too late and he really had to go to bed.

But before going upstairs, he still had a question.

"Um?"

Grindelwald raised his head and looked at Jon.

"I have a question, senior. This is the last question."

Jon lowered his head and asked: "If you knew that your destiny could not be reversed or changed, would you still make changes?"

"why not?"

Grindelwald thought for a while, "There is no fixed ending in the future. Even the prophets cannot accurately predict what the future will be like. Since there is no fixed number, of course there is a possibility that it can be changed. No matter what,

Everyone should try their best to work towards the possible results, it is better than doing nothing.”

"Okay, thank you...senior."

Jon turned and walked back upstairs.

Grindelwald thought he had enlightened Jon, but he didn't know that Jon didn't think so in his heart.

The reason why he asked this question was because he knew that Dumbledore would die in the future, but he didn't know if Grindelwald could accept this result.

Everything depends on their next meeting.

If the outcome of this meeting is good, then Grindelwald must not be able to accept Dumbledore's death.

Jon didn't know what would happen to this matter. The words he just asked were meant for Grindelwald as well as for himself.

Now that he knows what the future will look like, what if he can modify it slightly?

The moment he walked into his room, Jon threw this thought out of his mind.

Everything in this world has its destiny. Don't use your own pre-knowledge to interfere without authorization. This is the truth Helga taught him.

What he sees may not be the truth, but he still understands this.

He understood this truth a long time ago. What he did may not be useful. It was probably just working towards the result he knew. It would be better to do nothing and let things develop naturally in the direction he knew.

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The story is not true, and the future may not actually come true.

Just like in the previous story, when Harry Potter got the Sorcerer's Stone, no one was behind him to protect him.

If the world is a drama, then there is always something hidden behind the scenes that is unknown to everyone. Only a part of it is shown in front of the stage, and most of the things are like icebergs on the sea, under the water.

Hidden silently.

Of course, he himself has hidden himself behind the scenes, so he has no right to talk about others.

But it is foreseeable that behind the unknown world, there must be more things waiting for him to discover. These things may be beneficial to him, and they may not be beneficial to him, but for this reason, he will

The meaning of these "truths" will no longer be interpreted in terms of pros and cons.

That is an obsession.

There are some truths that he doesn't need to know, but some things are the predetermined endings that have been engraved in his memory for a long time. He still wants to know if there are some other stories behind them that can change his predetermined understanding of the entire ending.

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Since Helga still exists in this world, what else is impossible?

With this thought in mind, he lay down on the bed.

…

The world is changing all the time. Accidents and surprises are always coming one after another. No one knows what will happen next, not even Dumbledore.

Because when he returned to his office with the book, he found a person standing here.

The figure is very familiar, but this is not the place he should be.

"Why did you come in suddenly?"

Albus Dumbledore looked at Aberforth Dumbledore in front of him, and was surprised as to why his brother was suddenly standing here.

What surprised him even more was that he actually saw a smile on his brother's face.

How long has it been since your brother smiled?

Dumbledore didn't know the answer very well, because the relationship between him and his brother was not that good. The two of them had not spoken for a long time.

"Professor Sprout came to see me not long ago."

There was a visible eagerness in Aberforth's eyes.

He didn't say the next words, but Dumbledore knew what he was going to say. Professor Sprout was good at life magic, just like the founder of Hufflepuff, so she knew Albus was hiding in her heart very early on.

little secret.

"So, something strange happened?"

Albus used the word strange in a disappointing way, which upset his brother.

"I wouldn't come to you if I wasn't sure, and Professor Sprout told me not long ago that she was 40% sure."

For the two brothers from the Dumbledore family, the 40% possibility is close to 100%.

But this matter will definitely not be that simple.

"Are there any unspeakable conditions required?"

Dumbledore returned to his seat, put the book in his hand on the table, and looked at his brother.

In the dim light, his brother shook his head.