Hogwarts I have been guarding Azkaban for ten years

After returning to Hogwarts after a long absence, Browder took out all the things in the space ring, distributed the things with his sister, and then returned to his room.

Lying in bed, Browder's mind was filled with the scene about the Door of Truth that night.

What made Browder most curious was what question Grindelwald asked.

This made Browder a little uneasy.

Because of his butterfly effect, this old guy actually ran out of Nurmengard, and he didn't know what conspiracy was brewing in Durmstrang.

Browder is a peace-loving person, especially after he knew that a madman had mastered absolutely terrifying power, he became even more peace-loving.

Browder can't guarantee that all of Grindelwald's actions will lead to someone doing something.

I still have my family, and no one can guarantee my safety in times of turmoil.

This is different from the werewolf time. In the final analysis, the werewolf prophet is not his opponent. As long as he is willing to use his mind, these guys will not achieve anything.

But Grindelwald is different. This wizard is a complete monster!

Browder could only keep himself safe.

After thinking about it, Browder felt that the pressure on himself was too much, and he tossed and turned in bed unable to sleep.

'no!How can I be allowed to bear the pressure that I should not have at this age? '

Browder made up his mind that he still had to discuss this matter with Dumbledore.

Although it was already late at night, Browder believed that if there was news about Grindelwald, Dumbledore would be happy to accept his visit.

Arriving at the principal's lounge, Browder knocked on the door of Dumbledore's room.

"Please wait a moment." Dumbledore's voice came, and there was no fluctuation in his tone.

"I'm very sorry to disturb you so late, but I have news that I must tell you immediately, and it has something to do with the mysterious professor in Durmstrang."

"I'll be fine soon."

Browder clearly heard a slight fluctuation in Dumbledore's tone.

Not long after, the door opened by itself, and Dumbledore sat neatly in front of the table, waving for Browder to come in.

"Mr. Principal, I'm very sorry to bother you so late..."

Browder did not say any nonsense, and directly told all the information he knew. Browder did this matter openly and had nothing to hide.

Dumbledore has always maintained a posture of listening carefully, like a kind old man.

But from his increasingly tight brows, Browder could tell that the old man was not at peace in his heart.

"So, you encountered that magical Door of Truth, and then Grindelwald asked a question inside, and finally came out unscathed?"

"Yes, I suspect that Grindelwald has paid a lot of price, and his body should be very weak now." Browder said firmly.

In fact, Browder is not [-]% sure, but sometimes you need to be firm in your ideas, otherwise you will be regarded as a guy who has no position. .seven

"What do you think?" Dumbledore did not rush to express his opinion, but asked Browder.

Browder smiled bitterly in his heart, I just don't know what action to take now, so I came to ask you if you are okay, and you asked me in turn.

So he said casually: "Shall we attack Durmstrang directly? Capture Grindelwald alive?"

Dumbledore laughed dumbly: "If it is true as you said, there are probably powerful protective spells over there. If we forcefully kill them, we will cause a lot of losses.

Moreover, I think people from the Ministry of Magic may not be willing to go with us. They are more willing to focus on me than Grindelwald, who is still in vain. "

A large part of the people in the Ministry of Magic are official fans and have an unimaginable desire for power, so this group of people is okay when there are foreign enemies.

When there are no external enemies, the person who pays the most attention is Dumbledore, who teaches in Hogwarts.

"That's why I came here to ask you what to do about this matter."

"I will handle this matter. You should keep it secret first. If you have time, you can study the Gate of Truth. Be careful not to ask too many questions."

This is what Browder wants. As the old saying goes, if the sky falls, the taller one will hold it up.

Dumbledore was taller than him, so if something happened it wouldn't be his turn to fight.

The top priority now is to stabilize our theoretical system first.

If he could stabilize himself and reach a certain level, even if Grindelwald had any fantastic ideas, it wouldn't be unacceptable.

"Okay, then I'll go back first!"

Browder felt as if the burden on his body was suddenly lifted, and he returned to his room feeling relaxed and relaxed.

This time Browder had no problem and fell asleep directly.

Dumbledore looked at Browder's leaving figure and felt a trace of doubt in his heart.

He didn't know Grindelwald's plan, nor did he know what the so-called Gate of Truth was.

But this time things are really weird, and it seems that Grindelwald got a key thing, which is a big step for the other party.

Dumbledore felt that he could not go on like this, and could not watch Grindelwald complete his plan step by step without even knowing anything about it.

So he walked out of the room and walked to another room.

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Durmstrang, the principal's office.

Grindelwald's face looked much better, and he no longer looked as sluggish as last night.

Harvey looked at his boss with some confusion. Not only had he decorated the room, he was also selecting something in front of his collection of record players.

What is this for?

"Harvey, I will have guests visiting me tonight. Please be careful not to let others disturb me."

Grindelwald selected a record, held it in his hand, and looked at the cover with satisfaction.

This is a very nostalgic song.

"But your body..."

As Grindelwald's confidant, Harvey knew that Grindelwald was actually very weak now, and he also had a hint of the meaning of the word "guest". He was afraid that he was not a guest, but a jackal!

"It's okay, I'll be fine."

Grindelwald put the record on the record player and glanced at Harvey with his eyes, which meant: It's time for you to go.

Harvey looked worried, but he was used to obeying Grindelwald's orders, so even though he had a lot of reluctance, he still walked out of the room.

Grindelwald closed the door, and it seemed that tonight was destined to be a sleepless and exciting time.