HP Approaches the Magic World

"You seem very unhappy. What, what happened?"

Hogwarts, in Dumbledore's office.

The headmaster of Hogwarts doesn't seem to have his own residence. It seems that every time Jon sees him in private, he is in the headmaster's office.

But this was just a harmless thing, no one really cared where Dumbledore lived, no matter where he was, as long as he could talk about things.

"Nothing, I just saw off a friend."

Jon didn't say much. After all, he didn't even tell Dumbledore about the small world. Even if he told Dumbledore about the girl, the latter might not be able to know who the girl was.

What's more, Jon himself doesn't know who she is.

There is no need to share the emotion of sadness with others, not to mention that Dumbledore was just asking casually and had no real intention to know.

The relationship between him and Dumbledore was more like a friend than a superior or subordinate, so it was up to him how to say something and how much to say.

Naturally, Dumbledore wouldn't ask more questions about what he didn't want to say. Under the current situation, there were a lot of things that Jon could do. As for his private matters, Dumbledore didn't want to ask.

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What's the point of knowing his personal affairs?

He can't control Jon's life.

"Actually, the main reason I asked you to come here is to let you meet the people from the Order of the Phoenix. They don't know about you anyway, so it's good to use this opportunity to let them know about you."

"Order of the Phoenix, can I call upon the power of this organization? Or, I just want to meet them."

"At this stage, of course, I just want to meet them once, but if you figure it out in the future, I can give you all the power of the Order of the Phoenix."

"That's not necessary."

Jon doesn't care about the power of the Order of the Phoenix. He has his own Magic Research Society. Although the members and various things in the society are relatively immature, they can develop very quickly.

There's no need to pluck Dumbledore's hair here.

"I don't like to use other people's power to do things. And to be honest, based on my understanding of the Order of the Phoenix, it doesn't have much power. Isn't it a loose organization in itself?

Without your presence, I'm afraid it would be difficult to bring these people together to fight against Voldemort, and the most important thing is that our current goal and what we have to do are not just to fight against Voldemort."

There is a Chinese saying that drives the tiger to devour the wolf. As the planner hiding behind the scenes, Jon actually doesn't have any major problems except that he has relatively few worldly forces to mobilize.

Voldemort is indeed very strong, similar to what he is now, and may even have touched the threshold of a legendary wizard.

But so what? After all, Voldemort is not a sinister person.

He is just vicious and evil, and likes to use his power to crush others, but when it comes to intrigues, not to mention Dumbledore, even Jon can get rid of him a few times.

"Although this matter is dangerous, the rate of return is also very high. Using Voldemort to open the way for us is actually a last resort. If you want to overthrow a wall, his resistance is not the wall itself, but what is behind the wall.

Those who keep the wall from falling,

And I have to say that although Voldemort's methods are very evil and his people are not very noble, some of his goals are common to us. He wants to rule Muggle society, and we want to open up the wizarding society and Muggle society.

Although the barriers between societies have different purposes, some of them are the same.

We only need to make a little use of this part of the same content, and we can let him do a lot of things for us. Why not?

By the time we get rid of him, we will have accomplished everything we wanted to do, and we will still have a good reputation."

In fact, Dumbledore does not agree with this argument that Voldemort is completely used as a tool. But Jon is right. The dilemma they are facing now can only be solved through Voldemort. Otherwise, Grindel can only solve the problem.

Waugh once again stepped onto the stage of history, but Grindelwald obviously has no intention of becoming the Dark Lord again.

But in the final analysis, it's because the two of them are strong enough.

Apart from them and Grindelwald, which wizard in the world dares to control Voldemort?

"Although things often go wrong, they are all within range, and it is not that difficult to operate.

Let me tell you, except for what we have to do, everything is waiting for Voldemort to do it. We just need to make a slight adjustment. After all, Voldemort is not without us.

As long as he is not completely crazy and can hear people talking, that is enough. There are many things we can do that are not as easy as those around Voldemort, but just like I can sometimes use your name.

, we might as well do things in the name of Voldemort."

Dumbledore listened to Jon's idea silently and couldn't help but applaud him.

He has known from before that Jon is a very thoughtful person, and this kind of thinking is not just in life, but can also be shown in other things.

But when Jon presented his plan in front of him in relatively concise language, he still felt that Jon was very talented.

Jon is actually a very good leader if he wants to.

It's a pity that Jon didn't want to, and even the Magical Research Society that he built with his own hands was lost to others.

"You can't blame me. After all, I don't like these things in the first place. The reason why I do it is just because the situation forces me and there is no one else. If there is a more suitable candidate at this time, I will definitely push all these things to

He did it.”

Jon said with a smile.

He really doesn't like to play with power, but there's nothing he can do about it. If he doesn't do it, no one in the world will know the ins and outs of the story, so he can only do it. The idea of ​​tying Voldemort into the plan is crazy.

, but it is not impossible.

After all, he was the one who knew Voldemort's final outcome, so he dared to make a fuss about Voldemort's death.

"Of course, after all, the plan is just a plan. If you want to implement it, you still need a certain amount of manpower. As for manpower, I don't have the students of the Magic Research Society for the time being. Although they are young, they can't get involved in higher decision-making.

, if you want to fully implement the plan, you still need to rely on the power of the Order of the Phoenix."

"This is not difficult." Dumbledore touched the tea cup and said, "According to the time, they should be gathered together."