Starting Over at Hogwarts

late at night.

There are more tents on the Hogwarts Quidditch pitch.

These tents were the rooms where Durmstrang's guests lived.

In fact, Durmstrang's guests have better living environments, such as Hogsmeade, the wizarding village near Hogwarts.

However, because there is a shop in Hogsmeade called the Pig's Head Pub, the owner of which once had a violent conflict with Grindelwald, so they can only live in a tent.

Of course, as for why the owner of this store survived the conflict with Grindelwald... the main reason is because he is Dumbledore's brother Aberforth Dumbledore.

What happened back then...

Maybe because they are both wrong.

Maybe because none of them wanted to mention it.

This time, Grindelwald chose to avoid Aberforth Dumbledore.

The principal of Durmstrang lived in a huge tent. He was sitting on a chair with a calm expression and slowly poured black tea into two teacups.

A gray-haired boy appeared opposite him, reached out and picked up a cup of black tea from the table: "Mr. Grindelwald, you shouldn't be here during this period."

"Are you worried that I will interfere with your plans?"

Grindelwald chuckled, reached out and picked up another tea cup, shook his head and said: "It's not like you have been hiding it, little guy, but I have helped you clear up a lot of tails..."

When talking about this, Grindelwald couldn't help but praise: "What a calm little guy. Even when Dumbledore took out the Sorcerer's Stone half a year ago, you were not tempted..."

"Magic stone!?"

Weisen's arm suddenly stopped.

"you do not know?"

Grindelwald couldn't help but twitch at the corner of his eye.

"Forget it, it doesn't matter."

Weisen shook his head slowly, drank the hot tea in the cup calmly, and said softly: "Anyway, I can get it again in half a year."

It's December 1990.

If nothing else happens, the Philosopher's Stone should appear again in June 1991. This is the simplest opportunity, and Wesson has even been planning for that stone for a long time.

"Dumbledore may not be willing to take it out."

Grindelwald put down the tea cup. He didn't think Wesson had a chance: "It's a pity that Dumbledore and I have reached a peace treaty, otherwise I can still go to Nico Flamel to have a look..."

Nico Flamel.

The real longevity person in the magic world.

He is also the number one alchemist in the magic world and the inventor of the Philosopher's Stone.

Moreover, Nico Flamel and Dumbledore have been friends for many years. The two of them have published many successful studies together. The old man must be under Dumbledore's protection.

"He'll take it out."

Wesson fiddled with the edge of the teacup with his fingers and said nonchalantly: "Because next summer, Voldemort may return again, and he should rely heavily on the Sorcerer's Stone to resurrect him..."

Yes.

Next year is a brand new year.

For some people, the story of the magical world has just begun; for Wesson, the ending of the magical world is about to be slowly rewritten.

"Headmaster Dumbledore wouldn't care less about a stone in order to attract Voldemort."

Wesson raised his head, stared at Grindelwald, and said softly: "It just so happens that the Boy Who Lived who killed Voldemort will also enter the wizarding world next year. That little guy was specially prepared by Dumbledore for Voldemort. opponent…"

When he said this, Weisen's eyes actually showed some leisurely yearning: "I really hope this day will come soon. I have been waiting for my elementary school classmates for a long time..."

Hogwarts is missing Harry Potter.

Wesen always feels like it's missing a little bit of flavor.

Perhaps because Harry Potter was familiar with the rules that Wesson had established in that elementary school, Wesson believed that Harry Potter would most likely bring those rules from his childhood to Hogwarts.

"All right."

Grindelwald looked at the gray-haired boy in front of him and felt a little uneasy: "It seems that you have included them all?"

Voldemort, Dumbledore, Harry Potter…

These are people who are almost destined to intersect again in the future.

"This joke is not funny."

Weisen chuckled, shook his head slowly and said, "I'm just a little enthusiastic and like to help others."

"..."

Grindelwald frowned.

The problem is that most people may not be able to withstand this enthusiasm!

That Peter Pettigrew who was imprisoned underground must be scared to death now, right?

"Let's get down to business."

Grindelwald's eyes gradually became deeper, and he looked at Wesson seriously and said: "Dumbledore used the Sorcerer's Stone to lure Peter Pettigrew to appear, but you never showed up. I have to help you." After dealing with it, I told him that Peter Pettigrew’s soul was damaged and he needed to hide for a while..."

"how long?"

Wesson is good at this kind of thing.

Even at this time, he continued a little casually: "If it's too much trouble, it doesn't matter just getting rid of Peter Pettigrew..."

"..."

Grindelwald frowned and his expression became serious: "Although that coward is indeed not innocent...but you still have to learn to value life."

"I can't see the Thestral yet."

Wesen directly blocked Grindelwald with one sentence.

This sentence even made Grindelwald's eyes widen involuntarily on the spot, and he looked at the gray-haired boy in front of him with disbelief: "You haven't seen death with your own eyes?"

The Thestrals are a unique magical creature.

Only those who have seen death with their own eyes can see them.

What a joke!

Wesen is the man who single-handedly created the third generation of the Dark Lord!

So far, this little guy has never killed anyone? He has never even seen the Thestral, which symbolizes death!

This kind of thing...

I really can't blame Grindelwald for being surprised.

Even if Grindelwald never liked to get involved in killing himself, he would inevitably have the lives of many wizards on his hands, not to mention the madman Voldemort...

to be honest.

Weisen has never killed anyone.

He even took the initiative to save a person's life.

"Some things don't have to involve hurting other people's lives."

Wesson shook his head very calmly and said his own philosophy: "I don't like to use the Imperius Curse to control others, I don't like to use the Cruciatus Curse to torture others, and I don't like to use the Death Curse to kill others... But no It means we can’t achieve our goals.”

When he said this, Weisen's eyes flashed with sharpness: "I don't like to use this method, but it doesn't mean I won't use it."

"..."

Grindelwald shook his head and said nothing.

Wesson raised his head, looked at Grindelwald again, and said casually, "Speaking of which, have you had a good time getting along with Principal Dumbledore recently?"

"Let's chat occasionally."

Grindelwald casually put away the pocket watch on the table and said nonchalantly: "I just wanted to see if I could get some information from him..."

"I can rest assured that."

Weisen pushed the teacup in front of him with his fingers.

Grindelwald looked at the little black tea left in the teacup, which was as eye-catching as blood in the white teacup. The corners of his eyes twitched and he poured another cup of tea for Wesson.

This was something Grindelwald had never done before.

All this time, he only had other people serving him to serve him tea!

"Speaking of which..."

Wesson seemed very satisfied with Grindelwald's behavior and seriously asked the Dark Lord a question: "Mr. Grindelwald, do you think a person who once lost a treasure and then regained it will cherish what he has regained?" That treasure?"

"perhaps."

Grindelwald's eyes narrowed slightly.

"This answer is too perfunctory."

Weisen shook his head and was not satisfied with the answer.

"affim."

The corners of Grindelwald's eyes twitched slightly.

"I think so."

Weisen picked up the tea cup and took a slow sip, and continued to ask calmly: "It's in vain that I'm still a little worried. Will this person slowly become satisfied with everything he got and not care about anything..."

"Human greed is insatiable."

Grindelwald answered the question with a cold expression, then picked up the teapot on the table and refilled Wesson's teacup with black tea: "What's more, this man hasn't gotten what he really wants so far, and now he gets it. They are all illusions, I believe he will not be satisfied."

"It's always such a pleasure talking to you."

Wesson raised his teacup, gestured towards Grindelwald, and took a slow sip. He was very satisfied with the outcome of tonight's exchange.

"You've grown up again."

Grindelwald simultaneously raised his teacup to signal, his eyes full of complexity. Perhaps it could be said that this little guy is becoming more and more mature.

Clearly looking like asking for advice...

It sounds like knocking everywhere!

Weisen reached out and placed his tea cup heavily on the table, and said softly: "Okay, that's it, let's have a peaceful Christmas!"

after all…

The current situation is very favorable to him.

Nothing seems to have changed yet.

And taking advantage of the Christmas vacation, Wesson also planned to check out Voldemort's other Horcruxes, and secretly visit Gringotts to check them out.

For Wesson…

The holidays are always busy and time is scarce.

"Okay, one more thing..."

Grindelwald put down his tea cup and started talking about another thing: "How did you get together with Newt Scamander? That's a stubborn guy who will only ruin our plans!"

"..."

The corners of Weisen's eyes twitched.

Why didn't this guy forget this?

Wesson spread his arms helplessly, subconsciously trying to throw the blame away: "Mr. Scamander is the professor of Defense Against Dark Arts. If he invites me to help, I am a student and cannot refuse him directly... I will first gone."

After saying that, Wesen turned around and planned to leave.

Before leaving, Wesson still left a message: "By the way, I also have one more thing to do, let your students be more honest when playing Quidditch friendly matches..."