Mysterious Walker at Hogwarts

At midnight, Dean was lying on the warm quilt in the bedroom, tossing and turning, unable to fall asleep.

Due to the existence of the Marauder's Map, Dean had just met Quirrell in the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor's office without alerting anyone.

This meeting was uneventful. With Voldemort in hibernation, Quirrell had opened his heart to the Mystic Walker without any reservations and almost obeyed him.

So when Dean told Quirrell how Hagrid told him how to deal with the three-headed dog Fluttershy, he got an unexpected surprise: "The Curse of the Defense Against the Dark Arts" part of the first year The third achievement of "Lo's Secret" has also been completed.

The third achievement is called "Quillow's Frankness", and the achievement reward is: extract a skill from Quirrell, 5 skill points.

Dean immediately chose the lottery without hesitation, and then deeply regretted it. He should have brushed Ron's hair first and then took the lottery.

The skill Dean drew is a magic spell called "Rope Control". Its function is very simple, it can control the rope...

The result of this lottery made Dean start to doubt his life. The reason why he entered the lottery without masturbating Ron was because he wanted to try the chance of triggering "all your wishes come true" again.

When Dean was drawing the lottery, he silently thought to himself, "Draw the skills that are most useful to you"... and this is the result!

Dean couldn't think of any use for him even if he broke his brain, let alone the most useful one... Dean could only attribute it to the fact that "wishful thinking" did not trigger as expected.

So the conclusion is that "Wishes Come True" looks good and powerful, but if you don't play Ron in advance, it is almost useless.

How to keep Ron with you at all times in case of emergencies is a question.

From Dean's point of view, it is not a problem to bring Ron to his side. The key is that doing so will definitely destroy the relationship between the iron triangle.

Dean has repeatedly promised Dumbledore that he will not destroy his savior training plan. Ron must be part of this plan. If Dean forcibly pulls him away... after making sure that Grindelwald will definitely be on his side. Before, Dean didn't want to face Dumbledore who went berserk because his plan was ruined.

Dean couldn't help but look forward to meeting Grindelwald again. He hoped that he could win Grindelwald's favor the next time they met, so that he would at least have a trump card that could restrain Dumbledore.

Dean didn't even realize that his thoughts were very strange. Unknowingly, he was always used to considering issues from the opposite side of Dumbledore...

Time flew by quickly, and in a blink of an eye it was time to meet Grindelwald for the second time.

Dean wrote a note to Snape in advance, telling him when he was going to use the Room of Requirement to teleport away, and sent an owl to bring it to Snape.

(Alfie was sent by Dean to deliver Lupine’s salary and has not come back until now.)

Dean was still a little nervous at first, worried that Snape would not help him guard the teleportation space in the Room of Requirement as agreed.

But Snape told him with practical actions not to underestimate a wizard's promise - although Snape had been deliberately avoiding Dean during these days, at the critical moment, he still came to the Room of Requirement as promised.

"Professor, I'm so glad you came." Dean said sincerely to Snape, who appeared in the Room of Requirement in time.

"I'm just completing the task assigned to me by Dumbledore." Snape said with a straight face.

Still so awkward!

Dean felt helpless. He didn't tell Dumbledore the time to see Grindelwald, so Snape was just making excuses.

The time given by Grindelwald was very limited, so Dean did not talk to Snape more. After expressing his gratitude, he immediately activated the fixed-point teleportation.

This time Dean teleported directly to the magnificent room where he last met Grindelwald.

"You are very punctual." Grindelwald said as he sat in his original position "energized".

In a daze, Dean had the illusion that he had never left and was continuing the previous conversation.

"Keeping a promise is a virtue, especially if we keep a great man like you waiting for a long time, it would be too disrespectful." Dean said respectfully.

"Great man? Why did you remember to use this word to me?" Grindelwald asked with interest.

"I'm very impressed by some of the things you've done." Dean said a little bit.

"Oh? What things?" Grindelwald asked with eyes shining.

"You once wanted to overturn the International Statute of Secrecy and integrate the wizarding world with the Muggle world. This is a very remarkable thing~"

"Oh ho ho, it seems I have found the right heir~" Grindelwald stroked his beautiful mustache and smiled happily.

"But I disagree with some of your other propositions." Dean quickly stated his position. He didn't want Grindelwald to have unnecessary misunderstandings.

"For example..." Grindelwald's smile turned cold.

"For example - your 'elitism'." Dean thought for a moment and said, "You hope to establish a new global order led by wise and powerful wizards and witches. If your dream comes true, Muggles will inevitably be I cannot accept the enslavement of wizards."

In fact, Grindelwald has similar views to Voldemort in some aspects. They both believe that wizards should gain greater power, but Voldemort is more radical.

To put it another way, if Grindelwald's original methods could have been gentler, he might have overturned the International Statute of Secrecy and integrated the wizarding world and the Muggle world.

"As expected of my chosen heir, your vision is very accurate. There was indeed a slight mistake in my proposition back then. I despised those ordinary wizards with mediocre talents and fell into trouble with them." Grindelwald's magnanimity convinced him Won Dean's favor again.

However, Dean has a feeling that Grindelwald seems to be connoting Newt, implying that he is actually a guy with mediocre talent. Of course, from a certain perspective, Grindelwald is not wrong: in his heart, except for Deng Apart from Bledo, all other wizards are mediocre, even the rising star Voldemort is no exception.

"I'm surprised that you realize this." Dean said with a hint of admiration, "But you also ignore the power of Muggles. After all, most of the world is Muggles."

"I have been here for nearly half a century, and I have figured out some things a long time ago." Grindelwald said with a smile, "Muggles are indeed important, but I doubt that if Muggles continue to lead the world, they will Can there be room for wizards?”

"...This will probably take a long time." Dean thought for a moment and replied.

"If you have the opportunity to look at the history of medieval Europe, you will understand that it is almost impossible for Muggles to accept wizards. It is almost a history of blood and tears of Muggles persecuting wizards." Grindelwald tapped his fingers rhythmically. Armrest, "That's why wizards introduced the International Statute of Secrecy. It's nominally to protect Muggles, but actually it's to protect wizards - but in my opinion, this law is outdated."