The Silent Witch of Hogwarts

Chapter 693 Let's Turn the Tide

That's right—rescue Dumbledore.

Yesterday, when Loila met Miss Hilo, she received the magic circle that could take her back to the past from her father's letter—that's when Loila had this idea.

That was to go back in time and save Dumbledore—but as soon as this plan was proposed, Miss Heero immediately began to oppose it.

"Have you forgotten what happened to your father?" Shiloh glared at Loila and said seriously, "Your father wasted countless years trying to save your mother."

"Are you prepared to make us wait for decades?" Hilo said, shaking his head. "That's absolutely not going to happen."

"We must never let you use the time magic circle to go back to the past."

"But—but since we have such a magic circle—why not use it?" Roy Zhuang looked at Heero seriously and argued, "If Dumbledore hadn't died—the situation wouldn't have developed to this point—and it wouldn't be so dangerous."

"If Dumbledore were still alive—dealing with Voldemort would be so much easier—"

"But what if you fail?" Shiloh interrupted Loira, saying just as earnestly, "What if you fail and don't come back?"

"Then we'll lose more than just Dumbledore," she said, a hint of helplessness in her violet eyes. "Didn't you ever consider what would happen if you disappeared?"

"I—I'm just—just an ordinary wizard—" Luo Yizhuang said in a low voice, "The only things I can do are magic arrays—and combat."

"We can no longer fight—we can only rely on the magic array—"

"What nonsense are you spouting!" Shiloh couldn't help but interrupt her loudly. "To most people, you might just be an ordinary wizard."

"But you're my friend," Shiloh said through gritted teeth. "I will never agree to let my friend disappear because of something like this."

"And—and didn't you try this back then?" Hilo said, as if remembering something. "You used the Time Magic Array to save Lord Grindelwald—and what happened?"

"The result is that you arrived fifty years in the future because of a magic array malfunction." Hilo's words lacked their usual calmness, and her words left Loila biting her lip in silence.

Have you finally realized the instability of the time magic circle?

Hilo took a deep breath, calmed down a bit, and then couldn't help but wonder if she had said too harshly.

Miss Shiloh just said that she couldn't bear for me to do that because she's her friend—

What Loila was thinking was completely different from what Shiloh had imagined.

And Miss Heero's words weren't without merit—if something else were to happen, it would indeed be terrible—she had promised Dumbledore to protect Hogwarts—and if she were to disappear like him—

But there's no other way—if we want to change the past and save Dumbledore, the only option is to use the Time Magic Circle.

But the time magic circle might also cause me to disappear or something —

Wait a minute—what if I don't go myself?

Loila had a slight idea in mind, and she looked at Miss Hilo seriously and said, "Then—what if we could think of a way to just send back memories or something like that?"

"You mean—" Shiloh paused for a moment.

"Send my memories—back to my previous self." Loila muttered to herself, "This sounds unlikely—but it's actually quite possible—"

"The magic circle technique that can be used with the Pensieve and Memory Bracelet —"

"Then, if we use something as an anchor point—"

"Let my past self have the memories of what happened afterward—that's how it can be done—it can make my past self remember what happened."

I changed the timeline —

"And if we get there early enough, we can do even more—not just save Dumbledore—my hand will be fine too—"

Loila's thoughtful expression made Shiloh purse her lips.

She couldn't help but start to think—strictly speaking, simply sending memories back to the past sounded a bit too abstract.

But if it were possible, it would undoubtedly be far safer than going back in time.

But is it possible?

Seeing Loila deep in thought, Hilo couldn't help but blink.

"Yes, you can—if you just do it this way—" Loila said, looking up at Miss Shiloh. "It's possible—Miss Shiloh."

"I think it's possible."

Seeing Loila's serious yet confident expression, Shiloh sighed softly: "I've thought this far ahead—I guess it's unlikely I can stop you now, right?"

"Are you really sure there won't be any danger?"

"No, that won't happen." Loila nodded seriously. "At most, I might lose my memory or something—"

"That absolutely won't do, will it?"

"I will try my best to minimize that possibility," Loila said, putting in all her effort.

After a few seconds of silence, Heero shook his head: "Why must we save Dumbledore?"

She looked at Loila thoughtfully, as if she had just thought of something: "I remember he wasn't originally your target?"

"That's right, but—" Loila opened her mouth wanting to explain, but she didn't know whether she should bring up Lord Grindelwald and Dumbledore's affair.

She paused for a few seconds, then pursed her lips and whispered, "Dumbledore is actually—you could say he's my friend."

This was just to convince Miss Hero; Dumbledore was definitely not my friend or anything like that.

Upon hearing this, Hilo's eyes flickered slightly, and then he smiled helplessly.

"If it were you—that seems quite reasonable too."

So this is the result of Loila and Shiloh's discussion, and it is precisely this result that allowed Loila to be present at today's meeting.

This idea, which shocked everyone, was put forward at the meeting.

But after a brief moment of shock, Moody coughed, his magic eyes darting around slightly, and said, "But Miss Hamilton—there's something you know?"

"The injury that Headmaster Dumbledore sustained," he said, pausing for a moment, "was Voldemort's curse."

"He probably won't live much longer either."

"Hmm."

Loila shuddered upon hearing this—indeed—she had completely forgotten about it—Dumbledore was cursed by Voldemort—

She really hadn't thought about how to handle this situation.

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