[HP+ Fantastic Beasts] Fallen

Anita was very satisfied with the birthday present that Mrs. Malfoy helped to choose, and couldn't help but wear it on the Hogwarts Express.

It was a drop-shaped gemstone brooch, and the crystal clear golden yellow gemstones shone brightly in the sunlight.

"I really love Mrs. Malfoy!" Anita took out a small mirror and looked at it repeatedly, and gave Abu a hug happily.

Abu smiled helplessly, and looked at Warren, "Warren, what about you? What have you prepared for Anita?"

Warren took out a small box from his bag, looking nervous and serious, "Happy birthday, Anita."

Anita noticed his expression, was slightly taken aback, and Abu looked at each other, and took the box with a little hesitation.

"Open it up, Anita."

Seeing Warren's expression, Abramovich already had a premonition of what was inside.

Anita slowly opened the gift box, and Abu glanced at it, and it was as expected.

Inside is a simple ring, which looks gray and inconspicuous.

Warren scratched his hair and murmured softly, "This ring may not be that beautiful, but my father told me that if a Hume boy falls in love with a girl, he can ask his mother for this ring... ..."

Anita covers her mouth and throws herself into Warren's arms.

Abu: "...you talk, I'll go patrol the carriage."

After closing the door for Anita and Warren, Abu felt that it would be better not to be in the same box with them in the future.

Looking around in the carriage, most of the students were excitedly exchanging their knowledge about the holiday, and some Ravenclaws were reading books.

He greeted the Slytherin students he met along the way, and before he knew it, he was almost at the end of the carriage.

Just as he was about to turn around and walk back, a box door beside him suddenly opened.

Standing at the door, Riddle smiled when he saw Abu, "Senior Malfoy, come in for a cup of tea? I accidentally got a box of nice fruit tea this holiday."

Abu hesitated for a moment, then nodded.

Going in and sitting opposite Riddle, Abu looked at the empty box and asked, "Are you alone?"

"I got in the car late, and the other boxes were almost full, so there happened to be an empty one here, so I went in."

"..." Abu didn't know what to talk about for a while, he had a lot of questions but didn't know where to start, he lowered his head and drank the black tea made by Riddle to hide his slight embarrassment.

The tea is surprisingly delicious, with a fresh scent of flowers and fruits, and a mellow and sweet aftertaste. It is not an ordinary tea and should be expensive.

"Senior should have a lot of questions to ask me?"

Abu put down the bone china teacup calmly, looked up at Riddle.

Riddle smiled lightly, "For example, at Mr. Grindelwald's place a few days ago, did the senior recognize me?"

"It's really you?"

"Ah."

Sitting up straight, Abu felt a burst of anxiety arising out of nowhere, "Why did you tell me?"

In contrast, Riddle looked very calm, he stared at Abu with his dark eyes, "I just don't think I need to hide from you."

Abramovich: "..." What exactly did Riddle learn from Grindelwald?How to talk love to a man?

"Then let me ask you." Abu took the lead to look away at the rolling hills outside the window, "Why are you at Grindelwald's place? How did you know each other?"

"Grindelwald is my teacher. I just learned something from him. As for how I met, I was robbed by several dark wizards in a place similar to Knockturn Alley when I was in Durmstrang. Green Mr. Devore met and helped me drive away those dark wizards... Afterwards, he felt that I was very suitable for him, so he intended to train me."

"Training you...training you to be his heir?" Looking back from the window, Abu lowered his eyes, and the long eyelashes covered the chaotic emotions in his eyes.

"It would be great if I could become Mr. Grindelwald's heir, but my ability is limited, and Mr. Grindelwald probably doesn't like me."

"You don't need to underestimate yourself...the darklord of the future..." In Abu's mind, the scene of Voldemort standing on a high step in his previous life, staring at himself kneeling under the pressure of Legris, the last half of the sentence disappeared Between the lips and teeth.

"What?" Riddle couldn't hear what Abu said in the last half of the sentence, but he keenly felt that the shell that Abu had softened a little before was hardening again.

"It's nothing." Abu woke up and looked directly at Riddle again. Silver mist emerged from the tip of his wand, turning into the ruins of the bombed city of London. He tentatively asked Riddle, "You want to be Grindelwald's successor so much?" Or, do you know what Grindelwald is doing now?"

Riddle did not expect that Abramovich had realized that this war in the Muggle world had something to do with Grindelwald. He froze for a few seconds, and then put on his gentle expression, with inherent worry in his deep eyebrows and eyes. Taste, "The teacher's approach is indeed a bit extreme. If it were me, I would not choose such a tragic way to pave the way for reform."

Lord Voldemort will not give up the rich territory of the British magic world because of an illusory feeling like the previous Dark Lord, Abu thought.Besides, Voldemort's battle at that time was not as extensive as Grindelwald's, and the methods used were not much milder than Grindelwald's.

Observing Abu's expression, Riddle took a sip of the tea in his cup, "What I didn't expect was that senior Abu is an anti-war faction."

"It's not an anti-war faction, but war is never a good thing, Riddle." Abu's heart suddenly felt a little tired, "It's almost Hogwarts, I'll go back and change my school uniform first. See you later."

"See you."

Riddle looked at the swaying arc of the robe tail when Abu turned around, and fell into thought.

In his view, war is just a means to an end, and the road paved with blood may not be a direct and effective shortcut for a great and glorious future.

The only thing he didn't expect was that Abu was a more soft-hearted person than he imagined, and he would regret and be dissatisfied with the casualties of ants in the war.

You know, following Grindelwald to observe those great nobles a few days ago, he felt that most of them were cold-blooded, arrogant and profit-oriented, including Brewster.

But this is not a problem.

Riddle picked up the tea cup that Abu had drunk, looked at it against the light for a while, and then took a sip.

The author has something to say:

Little V's three views are actually very wrong 23333

And the nobles are not what he sees, for example, Brewster also has a softer part in his heart.

In Abu's words, he is indeed a soft-hearted person, which is also the reason for his fiasco in his last life.But when he encounters a problem of principle, he will not back down.