when harry potter met league of legends

Allen had no idea that Dumbledore would suddenly leave Hogwarts at this time and entrust all security to him.

"What the hell is the principal trying to do?"

Looking at the books in the principal's office angrily, and finally unable to calm down after flipping through a few pages, Allen simply took off a piece of parchment from the table and began to draw circles on it crazily.

With the current situation, Dumbledore is definitely going to be tricked into becoming the Minister of Magic.

When the Ministry of Magic invited him to serve as Minister of Magic, Dumbledore could easily refuse the post of Minister of Magic. But at that time, Dumbledore only represented an individual, and the issue of personal processors was too simple.

But now, the situation has completely changed.

It was not the relevant personnel of the Ministry of Magic who invited Dumbledore to take up the post, but the countless supporters who stood behind Dumbledore - those who provided funds for Hogwarts, those who served the Order of the Phoenix, and even those who were related to magic.

The industries related to the ministry had previously supported Dumbledore.

Hogwarts needs this gratifying support, the Order of the Phoenix needs the support of these people, the network monitoring Voldemort needs the support of these people, and they need Dumbledore's support.

When everyone stands up for Dumbledore, Dumbledore must support them too.

Fudge was even willing to attack Hogwarts, and even wanted to deprive him of his position as headmaster, let alone Dumbledore's supporters.

If Dumbledore does not become Minister of Magic, none of these supporters will be able to protect him, and by then, not to mention dealing with Voldemort, even dealing with Fudge will be out of reach.

So - why did Dumbledore leave?

Allen felt his head hurt.

Although Dumbledore had some small calculations, he had no selfish motives at all.

Except for accidentally getting a small bag of extremely pure rubies from Mr. Foley, he didn't get any benefit at all.

The current situation at Hogwarts is that there are tigers in front and wolves behind. Both the Fudge government and the resurrected Voldemort are watching with eager eyes. If Dumbledore had not taken the initiative, there would be no way to resolve this deadlock.

Are you still waiting to sacrifice Sirius?

What kind of international joke are you kidding - Allen has earned about seven or eight thousand Galleons just from normal business dealings. Even if Voldemort comes in person, Allen will chase him for dozens of miles.

"So, Principal, why are you running away like this? It's like someone is chasing you -"

Allen was stunned.

Chasing Dumbledore was a ridiculous and ridiculous thing that would probably last three days on the Hufflepuff table, but it was not impossible.

Voldemort naturally didn't have the courage to pursue Dumbledore, but someone did.

The Dark Lord, who has been imprisoned in Nurmengard, Germany, will really confront Dumbledore.

The Dark Lord of the generation is no longer in the magic world, but his legend is everywhere in the German magic world.

The one who was defeated with the Elder Wand back then - this was almost impossible.

What's even more terrible is that in the following years, the Dark Lord who escaped from prison and visited the house actually stayed there and did not cause trouble.

What can convince one idea is another.

Dumbledore's non-interference in politics for so many years is exactly the opposite of Grindelwald's original approach - both sides have the same strong ideas, and then the defeated side is ready to see what the other side's ideas will develop into and is determined not to stop.

Making trouble or something like that is simply a classic plot that has been passed down endlessly in countless story-telling novels, movies, and TV shows.

Then when Alan and Professor McGonagall made trouble like this, tsk tsk...