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Chapter 33 Dumbledore: I win

Du Mu briefly told Dumbledore about Sirius Black's younger brother, Regulus.

Dumbledore couldn't help but sigh when he heard that Regulus, a man who once surrendered to Voldemort, came to his senses after seeing through Voldemort's true face, drank the potion, and let the house-elves take away the Horcruxes to try to destroy them.

"Too many good people died to defeat Voldemort."

Dumbledore had become numb to the fact that Du Mu knew such detailed things, so his feelings were limited to the matter itself.

Now that he had discovered the whereabouts of the five Horcruxes, Dumbledore's mood had become very calm.

Just as he was leisurely waiting for Du Mu to continue, Du Mu paused slightly and said, "The sixth Horcrux, I know it is a snake named Nagini, but I don't know where it is now."

When Du Mu watched Harry Potter before, he never thought about time travel, so he naturally didn't delve into or remember many of the details.

When Nagini first appeared, Du Mu had the impression that she was accompanying the resurrected Voldemort, but he didn't know where Voldemort was hiding before his resurrection.

Don’t know where it is?
Instead of feeling depressed, Dumbledore felt relieved.

It was really that Du Mu's magic of calculating fate was too bizarre and too powerful, far beyond what Dumbledore had ever seen in his life.

Judging from the value he had in mind, its magic and preciousness were even greater than the Three Deathly Hallows.

But such a powerful magic can't calculate the location of a snake... Obviously, there must be a flaw.

Dumbledore probed: "Can't you use the magic of calculating destiny to figure out where it is? Is it because you can't predict animals?"

Seeing Dumbledore's indirect attack, Du Mu couldn't help but chuckle, "No, it's just that I can only predict Harry's past, not his future."

Although the story of Harry Potter has not even officially begun at this point in time, Du Mu has already revealed almost all the subsequent contents that need to be decrypted in advance.

In this case, the main storyline of the original novel will definitely not happen again, so Du Mu is quite correct when he says that he cannot predict the future.

Dumbledore complained in his heart: You can only calculate part of the things? You are almost exposing the whole history of the wizarding world, and you are just short of saying how many bowls of rice Voldemort ate before his death.

But having said that, he still felt relieved.

Just know that the other party's power to calculate fate has huge limitations.

Although being able to calculate a person's past is very scary, at least the past is fixed and has a standard answer, so it is reasonable to be able to calculate it so clearly.

It’s quite...reasonable, right?

And, if you think about it carefully, whether it is the Horcrux, Voldemort, or even yourself, they are indeed related to Harry's fate.

Now that all six Horcruxes had been revealed, Dumbledore could no longer wait and wanted to leave the academy immediately to collect them.

This is something that almost only Dumbledore could do. Du Mu is already the MVP for being able to reveal the information.

After all, although Du Mu knew that there was a Horcrux in each of the three family manors of Lucius, Sirius Black, and Voldemort, he did not know the specific locations of those families.

Dumbledore knew everything, and given his personal strength and the importance of the matter, he could not rely on others and had to go there in person.

But before Dumbledore was about to leave, he looked at Du Mu and said seriously: "Mr. Du Mu, if what you said is true, the entire wizarding world owes you a huge favor... Do you have any requests? I will try my best to satisfy you."

Dumbledore did not mention Harry again.

The reason he wanted Harry to go to school was to train him and cultivate him until he could muster up the courage to become a qualified savior and face Voldemort bravely.

But now... it seems unnecessary. This man can protect Harry, and protect him much better than himself.

There is no need to place the burden of being the savior on this child anymore.

Du Mu thought about it. He originally just wanted to help Harry get rid of Voldemort, and he didn't expect anything to come of it.

But since Dumbledore mentioned it, Du Mu really has some needs.

"Excuse me, does Hogwarts have magic that can restore disabled eyes and limbs? Or maybe potions will work too."

Du Mu asked carefully and clearly.

"Hmm..." Dumbledore lowered his head and thought for a moment, then raised his head and looked at Du Mu through his glasses and said, "Were those injured people injured recently, or have their wounds healed?"

Du Mu frowned when he heard this and said, "The wound has been healed for a long time. Can't magic heal the disability?"

Dumbledore sighed: "The human body is a very delicate organ... It is very difficult to develop spells targeting the human body itself. The purpose of most magic is to protect yourself and your opponent from getting hurt from the beginning."

Du Mu didn't expect that the magical world of magic would be so poor in the medical field.

However, in the original book, there are indeed very few scenes where healing magic appears. The most significant one is when Harry's bones are pulled out and he takes a bad potion to grow them back.

But apart from that, there is no corresponding magic to cure Harry and Dumbledore's myopia, or Mad-Eye Moody's disability all over his body including his right eye.

Even in the third movie, Malfoy, who was scratched by a magical animal, stayed in the hospital for several days. Although he was pretending to be sick, the fact that he needed to be hospitalized for even a superficial injury speaks volumes.

"Most healing spells for the human body do not repair the damage itself, but are counterspells to attack spells, reversing the effects of the attack spells."

Dumbledore explained to Du Mu: "But if the wound has healed and caused disability, then the attacking spell itself has disappeared and the counter-spell will not work. Even if their wounds are torn open again, at most they will heal back into a disabled state."

Is there no other way?
Du Mu did not speak out what he was thinking. He was facing the most experienced and authoritative person in the magic world, so there was no need to question him.

But then he thought…if magic isn’t possible, then what about mana?
The use of magic power these days is still very rudimentary, but it is already extremely magical for Du Mu.

He had never given up practicing Chi for six years, but his understanding of magic was the same as Harry's, both were laymen.

Du Mu believed that if he deepened his understanding of magic, he would be able to improve his ability to use his magic power.

Maybe... we can take a completely different path from the wizarding world?

It would be great if we could master the power to cure disabilities, but even if we can't get it, it will certainly enhance our understanding of magical powers and improve the power we possess, which is a good thing either way.

So Du Mu looked at Dumbledore and said, "Excuse me, can an adult use the Hogwarts library? I can come after school."

Dumbledore was stunned for a moment, then smiled and said, "Although the Hogwarts library is not open to the public, you have made important contributions to Hogwarts. I don't think any teacher would object to you using the library when there are no students."

"But if... you are willing to be the professor of Arithmancy or any other course at Hogwarts, you can come and go freely as a teacher without any restrictions."

"Besides, Harry himself has a very high talent for magic. You don't want to waste his talent, right?"

Three good things happening at the same time.

Not only did he find Harry and obtain all the information needed to kill Voldemort, he was also able to bring back an Arithmancy and Divination teacher with extraordinary attainments.

Dumbledore felt like he had won.

(End of this chapter)