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Chapter 23 Seeking the Principal's Help

Ian walked alone in the castle. As for the so-called principal's office password, he wasn't worried at all. It wasn't because he knew the original book, and then he could blindly guess it with the Honeydukes candy catalog.

After confessing and reaching an agreement with Dumbledore, the other party gave him permission. As long as Ian needs help, he can enter the principal's office without a password at any time.

Throwing a man in return for a peach, this is also Dumbledore's trust in Ian, and the trust between each other.

The magic is really amazing. When Ian approached the door of the principal's office, the stone beast seemed to know his intentions and moved away to make way for the passage behind it. However, Ian politely knocked on the door before moving forward. go in.

Fortunately, at this moment, Professor Dumbledore is sitting behind the desk, eating all kinds of candies that can never be eaten up.Seeing Ian's arrival, a hearty smile appeared on his face.

"Ian, would you like some candy? Many of them are specially customized by me at Honeydukes, and they taste very good."

While Dumbledore was talking, he didn't forget to recommend sweet and weird candies to Ian.

"Of course, thank you for your hospitality. To be honest, for those strange candies, I still prefer chocolate frogs, which are both interesting and delicious snacks."

Ian can feel the sincerity and equality of the other party, and there is no so-called sense of hierarchy and difference because of different identities.

The Western world has perfectly inherited the tradition of the land of China. It was said in "The Doctrine of the Mean" thousands of years ago:
'If you don't underestimate someone in the upper position, don't support the superior in the lower position, and correct yourself without seeking help from others, then you will have no grievances.Do not blame the heavens above, and do not favor others below, so a gentleman lives in an easy life...'

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While tasting the candy, while listening to Dumbledore share some interesting stories about his youth, Ian didn't speak his appeal until about the same time.

"Professor Dumbledore, I have come to seek your help."

Hearing this, Dumbledore couldn't help but become serious. In his heart, everything about Ian was very important.

Not only because of the identity of the other party's prophet, who told all the information about the Horcrux, but also because of the quality of the other party and saved the lives of many innocent teachers and students in Hogwarts.

"I'm listening, tell me, what do you need? I promised to help you, so I will do my best."

After hearing Dumbledore's answer, Ian didn't hesitate, and stated his needs cleanly.

"Professor, I need an infinitely extendable backpack that is easy to carry, with as much space as possible inside. If possible, I also hope to get a few alchemy items that can release defensive magic."

"Is that all? Maybe you really underestimate me as an old man." Dumbledore asked in surprise.

Perhaps it is really strength that determines the level. Not only does Dumbledore not find it difficult for Ian to troublesome things, but he has the illusion of making a fuss out of a molehill.

Ignoring Dumbledore's surprised expression, Ian went on to say:

"Yes, professor, that's all for now. Some things may not be troublesome for you, but they are very difficult for me. Finally, I hope you can do it as soon as possible."

"Well, everyone has their own secrets. I will give you what you need tomorrow. If you encounter any trouble, use it to call Fox to help you."

As Dumbledore spoke, he handed Ian a feather of Phoenix Fawkes.

"Thank you for your understanding. As you said, everyone has their own secrets. Maybe some things can only be done by me."

After Ian completed the purpose of this trip, he relaxed and drank afternoon tea with Dumbledore. It is worth mentioning that neither of them talked about Voldemort and Horcruxes.

Ian didn't mention this because of his trust in Dumbledore's strength. The chief director of the whole play can still plot Tom to death without a script.

Although there are some small episodes in the middle, they are only small episodes and harmless.

Dumbledore, on the other hand, simply felt that it seemed stupid to talk about this with Ian as a prophet.

After all, a true prophet is able to know anything he wants to know, just like the famous prophet Cassandra Trelawney in the magic world more than 200 years ago.

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