Harry returns from Hogwarts Legacy

Chapter 146 Who do you think Dumbledore is to you? ! (Monthly ticket 12000 pre-paid)

Hamster?

Gellert couldn't figure out why he became a hamster in his sister's eyes?

If someone else had said this, the Grindelwald gas stove would have been lit up long ago.

But there was nothing I could do, because it was my sister who said this.

Even after learning that his sister had lost her magic powers, Gellert's target of attack was only Harry, not his sister.

After all, the bloodline suppression is there. Even if his sister is still sixteen years old, she is still his sister after all.

"Vivi." Harry advised, "Let's not do this..."

"Ha, Scarhead Veela!" Gellert lay on the ground and glared at him: "Do you think I need your hypocritical plea?"

"That won't kill anyone, Vivi," Harry added.

He felt it necessary to give Gellert some strength, such as telling him about his love history with the principal?

But Harry always felt a little bit reluctant to involve the innocent headmaster in this way.

To be fair, Dumbledore was pretty nice to him...

"I think he's more like the Niffler," Harry added, "Look, he likes money and swept away all the gold and silver treasures in your vault - besides the Niffler, what other creature has such a peculiar hobby?"

When Gellert heard this adjective, his face turned pale.

Sniff?!
It is well known that his most hated creature is the Niffler.

Because it was at the Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, France, that his...blood alliance with Al was stolen by Scamander's Niffler!

He raised his head viciously. If looks could kill, Harry would have been torn into pieces long ago.

Harry raised his hand and waved at him.

Anyway, your sister is suppressing you, why should I be afraid of you?
"You're right, Harry." Vivi raised her head. "The Grindelwald family actually produced such a Niffler. He has brought shame to our entire family!"

After that, she looked down at her brother lying on the ground again and snorted coldly, "Gellert, you should know... I can tolerate you taking the money in my vault. As long as you can make a career, even if it means emptying my vault, what does it matter?"

"But what I cannot accept is your failure. This is even more unacceptable to me than your theft!"

"What else? Sister?" Gellert's eyes turned. "Then where were you? I remember you once told me that you would stand by my side no matter what... Then, where were you when I was facing the siege of the whole world?"

Vivi paused.

She raised her wand, pulled a chair over and sat on it very ladylike.

"Tell me why you failed."

After learning the lesson just now, Weiwei felt that she should not rush to trust the little sniffer in front of her. She should first understand the whole picture of the matter and then decide whether she should feel guilty.

"Why did you fail?" Gellert smiled sarcastically. "Yes, why did you fail... Do you know, sister, when you have lofty ideals and want to give everything for the wizards, but are betrayed by these compatriots who are willing to become sewer rats, what kind of feeling is it?"

Vivi raised an eyebrow.

"Is this also your vision, sister?" Gellert said again in a gentle voice: "I remember when you went home for Christmas holiday, you told me more than once that it would be great if wizards could stop hiding themselves and walk openly under the sun."

Vivi recalled that it was the first time she mastered magic after fifteen years as a Squib.

She loved everything about magic, but was told during her holidays that due to certain laws, she was not allowed to use magic at home during her holidays.

This huge sense of gap made her feel at a loss.

I have magical powers and I want to be a wizard so that I can be free from constraints.

Now that I have magical powers and have become a wizard, you tell me that I am not allowed to use magic?

"You hate the Statute of Wizarding Secrecy, and everything that holds us back..."

Having said this, Gellert slowly stood up, straightened his back, and waved his hands with a ferocious look, just like when he was giving a speech to the saints.

"That law makes us like rats in a sewer!"

"That law requires us to hide our true selves!"

"That law will make those under its jurisdiction cower in fear, fearing that we will be exposed!"

"Let me ask you, sister - let me ask you - who is this law supposed to protect? Us? Or them? I just refuse to submit to it anymore - am I doing anything wrong?"

"It's not you who's wrong, Gale." Vivi agreed with Gellert's claim, "It's this world."

"Yes." Gellert suddenly put away his ferocious look, "But those ordinary mediocre people are content with the status quo, and even don't hesitate to kill a warrior like me who fights for them, just so that they can continue to live in the sewer..."

"But this is only part of it, right?" Weiwei folded her hands on her legs, "What is your proposition? Ordinary people will always have hypocrisy of one kind or another. If it was just because you wanted to break the Wizarding Statute, they would not oppose it so fiercely. If I guess correctly, your proposition... should be to let wizards become rulers, and those Muggles, become servants and slaves of wizards? Right?"

Gellert suddenly froze.

As the saying goes, no one knows a brother better than his sister. He now understands why his sister always suppresses her brother so overwhelmingly - this is not just a suppression of blood.

"I know you too well, Gail," Vivi said softly.

"Really? I never thought you were so conservative, my sister." Gellert snorted coldly.

"You should know that wizards can be born among Muggles. If you want to enslave all Muggles, you will inevitably push these Muggle-born wizards to the opposite side." Weiwei said in a light tone: "And how many Muggles are there? One billion? Two billion?"

"It should be 5 billion now, Vivi." Harry said on the side. He just learned this from Hermione.

"Yes, five billion, what a huge number." Weiwei said, "Even if one wizard can be born among ten thousand Muggles, five billion...that's five hundred thousand wizards. Do you want to push all these wizards to the opposite side of you?"

"It's not important, sister." Gellert narrowed his eyes. "We need to keep the elites around us, the elites among the wizards... As for the mediocre ones, I don't need their ordinary brains to understand the greatness of my ideals."

Vivi sighed softly. She finally understood why Gellert had failed.

At that point in time, it was indeed a perfect opportunity to overturn the confidentiality law.

But Gellert's extreme ideas meant that he would not be accepted by the vast majority of wizarding people.

"You know, Gail." Vivi looked at Gellert with regret, "You should have succeeded, but you failed because of your arrogance..."

"Perhaps, sister," Gellert smiled narrowed his eyes, "but without your help, my failure is inevitable."

Vivi sighed again.

Even though she hated Gale for emptying her coffers and hated his failure, it was a fact that she had to leave him.

If I were by his side, would everything be different? she thought sadly.

"I'm sorry, Gail," she said. "Please forgive me for leaving without saying goodbye."

"It's all over, sister." Gellert tried his best to suppress the corners of his mouth from rising proudly. "Welcome home."

Weiwei then raised her head and looked at the furnishings in the room. "It seems that as a loser, you are treated quite well," Weiwei said softly, "but I know your character, Gale, you are a person who cannot bear loneliness... You have not left here for so many years, is it because of some spell? I remember there is a spell called the unbreakable oath..."

"No, sister." Gellert shook his head and smiled: "There is no spell binding me. I just voluntarily accepted to be imprisoned in Nurmengard."

Harry suddenly felt a pain in his face and turned his head away, trying not to look at Gellert.

Connecting him with the white-bearded headmaster, Harry always felt a little... a little...

It hurts the eyes.

"So, what about your younger generations?" Weiwei asked again, "Aren't you going to introduce them to me? After all, I am also your biological sister."

"I'm sorry, sister, I don't have any descendants." Gellert lowered his head and said.

Weiwei sighed: "Because you are too obsessed with your great ideas? So you ignore the people around you?"

Gellert said nothing, but lowered his head, as if looking at the pattern of the carpet on the floor.

"Since there is no spell to restrain you, then come with me and leave here." Weiwei stood up and said with a faint smile: "After all, I am also your sister, and our family should live together."

"No, sister, I can't leave." Gellert whispered.

"Why?" Weiwei lowered her eyelids.

"Because I made a promise." Gellert raised his head and said, "This is my promise, because I was defeated. I lost in the wizard duel."

"Just because Dumbledore defeated you?" Weiwei asked coldly, "You don't need to tell me that. I will settle the score with Dumbledore..."

Harry suddenly raised his head, he felt the big one was coming.

As the one who had once kneaded the little sunflower parrot's face, Harry felt that he should mourn for him for a moment.

"Don't do that, sister. I did it on my own accord." Gellert sniffed and said helplessly, "I am willing to lose to him... I did it on my own accord."

"At this time, you are still speaking for Dumbledore?" Weiwei's eyes suddenly became dangerous: "Could it be that he is your friend? That's why you defend him like this?"

The room fell into silence.

"Oh, my dear sister." Gellert suddenly showed a mysterious smile: "Guess?"

"Guess?" Vivi was stunned.

Harry said nothing, but just sat there drinking his tea.

Vivi turned her head and looked at Harry who was drinking tea in silence. She always felt that something was wrong in the atmosphere.

"You two were good friends?" Weiwei guessed, "Let me guess. Since he was the one who made you defend him like this, could it be that... he was the first person to agree with your so-called great ideal?"

"It's a little bit closer, sister." Gellert said mysteriously, "But it's not enough..."

"Could it be..."

She turned her head and looked at Harry again with a searching look.

Harry sipped his tea, cup after cup, with an indescribable frown on his face.

Weiwei suddenly remembered the English-style clothes she saw in the mall two days ago.

Oh, Mr. Granger said it was the latest... British fashion.

She would never forget the psychological impact she had when she saw two men holding hands with sweet eyes.

As an old-school imperialist reactionary from Old Vienna, she was actually quite conservative.

and many more……

Gael, could it be that... and Dumbledore...

"You wouldn't..." Vivi stretched out her trembling hand and pointed at Gellert: "You and Dumbledore, you..."

Gellert said nothing, but blinked mysteriously at his sister.

"Was zur Hlle??!! (What the hell is this?)"

Weiwei just felt like something hit her brain roughly, and she subconsciously uttered a swear word in her hometown dialect.

She asked tremblingly, "You and Dumbledore, you... Verdammt scheie (damn shit)! Is this why you have no descendants?!"

"As you can see, my dear sister." Gellert smiled mysteriously, "Sometimes, people of genius are always attracted to each other unconsciously..."

Vivi took out her wand.

The tip of her staff began to flicker with an uncertain green light.

"Vivi!" Harry rushed over and snatched Vivi's wand.

"I'm already open-minded enough, Harry." Vivi turned her head sadly, "I've... I just... I don't know... God, I thought it was just a simple wizard duel, a breakup between friends, but I never expected that this would be... Was soll der scheie!"

"Um, what does that last sentence mean?" Harry asked cautiously, not understanding German.

"What a piece of shit!" Vivi cursed without thinking.

Harry could see that Vivi was really angry, and she was so angry that she even lost control of her personal image.

You know, as a woman who considers herself a lady, Vivi has always paid attention to her manners.

However, all this was ruined after hearing the news that his brother came out.

Of course, coming out was not the most difficult thing for Vivi to accept. The most difficult thing to accept was that these two people were BE.

The former lover stepped onto the wizard duel stage and imprisoned the one he loved most in the tower with his own hands...

"So, tell me, you and a man, the two of you..." Weiwei looked at her good brother with difficulty, "You two... it would be fine, but you actually broke up?"

"Things change all the time, sister," Gellert said nonchalantly, "I think you should let it go..."

"What are you looking at?!"

Vivi interrupted Gellert angrily.

At the same time, her hair began to move without wind, and her wizard robe also fluttered.

Violet flames ignited around her.

"My beloved brother was deceived by a wild man! Ha... Dumbledore, do you think Gale will mourn for you?"

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(End of this chapter)