Hogwarts: This Dark Lord is so evil

“You can't go, really...Fawkes is here. As soon as we step out of this house, Dumbledore will know immediately.”

Tom, grabbed by his robes by Leed and almost dragged out of the house, struggled and said anxiously.

“Besides...if you want to go, just go yourself, why do you have to drag me along!”

Leed frowned, lamenting that the eleven-year-old Voldemort was actually so strong...

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“I have a way to deal with Dumbledore. As for why I'm dragging you along...isn't this giving you a good opportunity to learn? Learning how to be a qualified Dark Lord. Observing on-site will definitely benefit you a lot!”

Tom was anxious and tugged at his robes with all his might.

“How can you slander someone's reputation out of thin air? I am a good person! A good wizard! Why would I want to learn to be a Dark Lord?”

“Tom, you're starting to deceive yourself again. Are you really a good wizard? Why haven't I noticed?”

Tom, as the future Dark Lord, even a little change in him, as long as it develops in a good direction, can have a huge impact on the future world...

In other words, many people will not die because of him.

And as the person who changes him, Leed can get more merit points as a result.

Therefore, Leed plans to take him to witness some things and make some changes in him...

Even if it's not for merit points, just for the people of the future world, this is a great thing.

Of course, if he chooses to kill Tom directly, Leed can also directly obtain a lot of merit points.

And a lot of future tragedies can be directly avoided, which is also a good way.

However, Leed always believes that Tom is a very talented person.

Even if his future will not be a "good person" like Dumbledore, he should be able to become a person who has a positive impact on the wizarding world.

Just like what Grindelwald is preparing to do now...

In this way, perhaps the benefits will be greater than directly killing him.

Seeing that he might not be able to avoid going, Tom had to say: "At least...we should tell Professor Dumbledore first...as long as he agrees, I'll go with you."

In Tom's opinion, Leed insisted on taking him to watch the excitement, definitely out of a mentality of showing off.

Look, even the powerful Grindelwald has to do things according to my methods...

In order to establish an insurmountable image in front of himself, warning himself not to try to challenge his authority!

As for what Leed said, letting himself learn something...that's purely nonsense!

What do I need to learn this for? I won't be a Dark Lord in the future!

“You said that.” Leed finally let go of Tom's robe. “I'll write a letter to Professor Dumbledore right away!”

This relieved Tom. In his opinion, Dumbledore would definitely not agree with Leed's idea.

Now, Dumbledore can't wait for them to stay away from Grindelwald, how could he agree to Leed going to watch his public trial?

Time passed quickly for an hour.

When Fawkes brought the letter back, Tom's emotions were still very stable.

Needless to say, this is definitely Dumbledore's reply rejecting Leed's willful request!

However, after reading it, Leed threw the letter away casually, "Okay, Professor Dumbledore has agreed to our request! Tom, you should have no excuse now, right? Get ready to set off!”

“Wait! How is that possible?” Tom looked at the letter on the ground in shock.

“If you don't believe me, take it and see.” Leed picked up the letter from the ground and handed it to Tom.

Tom read it carefully from beginning to end.

The content of the letter can be summarized as: you can go, someone will come to pick them up later...

“This can't be fake, right...”

Tom was numb. How could Dumbledore agree to Leed's unreasonable request?

He carefully examined the letter.

First of all, the circles within circles of writing are indeed Dumbledore's handwriting.

And...it was indeed Fawkes who sent it back...

Okay, the authenticity of this letter has reached its peak, and what's more, someone will come to pick them up later...

“So, how exactly did you convince Dumbledore to agree?”

Leed shrugged, “Although he doesn't want us to watch the public trial, but...he doesn't want us to go and watch it secretly even more...”

Tom suddenly understood.

Dumbledore has a very high understanding of their ability to cause trouble...

In his opinion, the two of them must already be more Gryffindor than Gryffindor... Therefore, instead of worrying about the two of them running out secretly, it is better to agree directly, and then send someone to take care of them...

Damn Leed, could this be within his calculations again?

“People are coming soon! Why don't you hurry up and pack your things?” Leed urged.

Tom looked at Leed's suitcase that had already been prepared, and his face was as ugly as if he had accidentally swallowed a live fly...

Twenty minutes later.

The fireplace in the safe house flickered with green light.

Then Dumbledore's tall and thin figure appeared.

Unlike Dumbledore who liked to wear wide wizard robes decades later, Dumbledore now often wears suits.

Although his suit taste is weird.

He took off his top hat and looked helplessly at the two little wizards who were already ready.

Tom only felt very wronged. This was all suggested by Leed! He, Tom, just wanted to be a good boy...

"Professor, I thought you would send someone else to pick us up. I didn't expect you to come yourself!" Leif happily said.

"I wouldn't trust anyone else... Listen, you two, I can agree to you going to America, but from today onwards, wherever I go, you have to follow. If either of you disobeys and sneaks off somewhere, you'll be spending your entire summer in the safe house," Dumbledore sternly warned the two.

"Understood! Professor Dumbledore!" Leif grabbed his suitcase. "When do we leave?"

Dumbledore: ...

He really doubted whether this little guy had listened carefully to what he said.

"Don't bring luggage. I've already prepared toiletries for you..."

...

Once the Floo Network is open, traveling becomes much more convenient.

Even if the destination is thousands of kilometers away from the starting point.

Dumbledore took the two young wizards and only changed fireplaces a few times before arriving at their destination...

Without a single mistake, a first-rate, top-notch, unparalleled view!

It was a huge and magnificent fireplace.

Outside the fireplace was a vast and empty square...

And in this huge square, there were many fireplaces that looked exactly like the one they came out of.

At this moment, many wizards were hurrying out of these fireplaces...

"Where is this?" Tom asked, cautiously looking around.

"This is the Magical Congress of the United States of America... In a few days, Grindelwald will be publicly tried in the Great Hall here." Dumbledore paused and then said, "Most of them are here for that."

Looking at the huge square in front of him, which was occupied by a bustling crowd, Leif knew that Grindelwald's actions had deeply affected the hearts of wizards all over the world.

"The Magical Congress has prepared a place for me to stay. You'll stay there with me for the next few days," Dumbledore instructed as he walked forward, with Leif and Tom struggling to keep up with his pace.

"Okay, Professor... Are we going there now?"

"No, I'm going to see someone first."

"Then should we go to the place we're staying and wait for you?"

"No, you're coming with me. As I told you, you have to stay by my side these next few days," Dumbledore said sternly.

Since the last disappearance case, the Magical Congress of the United States of America didn't know how many wizard supremacists had infiltrated.

Even after he had screened them once, he hadn't found many problematic people.

According to his understanding of Grindelwald, perhaps those who had been checked by him were deliberately released by Grindelwald to confuse him.

The truly problematic people might have already infiltrated before the disappearance case...

In such a place where enemies were lurking everywhere, how could he be at ease letting Leif and Tom leave his side?

Although it was troublesome, with these two kids' ability to cause trouble, it might be even more dangerous if he didn't bring them along...

Dumbledore looked at the two children who were constantly looking around, eager to try things out, and couldn't help but sigh.

Taking care of children... is really tiring...

...

When President Picquery saw Dumbledore, she glanced suspiciously at the two young wizards beside him.

"These two are... your grandsons?"

Dumbledore couldn't help but blush slightly. "No, they are my students. For some special reason, I need to bring them along."

"Is that so?" President Picquery looked at the two young wizards again.

Although she still had doubts in her heart, time was pressing, and she didn't have time to worry about these things.

"You called me here so urgently... Have you discovered any clues?" Dumbledore asked.

President Picquery bit her lip and handed Dumbledore a piece of parchment.

Dumbledore took it with suspicion and then carefully browsed through it.

After a moment, his expression became extremely solemn.

"You're doing this...?"

"We have no choice, Dumbledore..." President Picquery said with a tired face, "So far, we haven't found enough evidence to convict him, so..."

"I advise you not to do this, Seraphina... I understand him. Since he dares to do this, he must have preventive measures for all possible accidents!" Dumbledore said seriously.

"There's no choice, Dumbledore... We can't just watch him get away with his crimes and go unpunished! You should know how many serious crimes he has committed! How can such a person escape punishment?!"

"I can understand your thoughts, Seraphina, but forgive me for being blunt... Your plan may already be within his calculations! If you fail, it will only make it easier for him to be acquitted!"

"We won't fail, Dumbledore! Our plan is very thorough!"

"Seraphina..."

"I called you here because I intend to get your help, Albus. If you still care about the past and are unwilling to take action, then we won't blame you... Please go back."

Dumbledore wanted to say something, but in the end, he sighed deeply and walked helplessly towards the door.

Suddenly, President Picquery behind him said another sentence, "Although you are unwilling to join, you now know the entire plan... I think you shouldn't betray us to him, right?"

Dumbledore's figure paused, "You should trust me, Seraphina..."