Hogwarts professor in Marvel

Dumbledore never expressed any of his thoughts or desires, and he just went with the flow.

He would not even interfere in other people's affairs. When others asked him questions, he would at most give some suggestions, and he would never use his power to force others.

It can be said that Dumbledore completely assumed the role of a supporter.

That's why he believed Dumbledore.

In the entire Magical Congress, there is no one who does not trust Dumbledore.

Even the Speaker of the Magic Parliament, Snow, felt very satisfied with this.

In fact, Dumbledore's performance was too good. It did not affect the interests of everyone at all. Instead, it helped them further.

To the point that he was paralyzed and willing to believe in Dumbledore's character.

then……

Dumbledore did not respond to Turan's question. He seemed to be thinking, or recalling some information he had just obtained.

Grindelwald on the side looked at Turan and Dumbledore with interest, without any response.

It seemed as if he was also very interested in Dumbledore's answer.

Seeing this strange situation, for some reason, Turan felt a sense of hope in his heart.

Could it be that I'm overthinking it?

Dumbledore did not join forces with Grindelwald.

It was just two old friends catching up.

It was as if he had grasped the last glimmer of hope, or perhaps the remaining trust from Dumbledore's previous selfless behavior.

Turan was waiting for Dumbledore's reply.

I don't know how long it took, maybe just a minute or two, but Dumbledore came back to his senses while he was thinking.

Looking at Tunan, the Fairy King opposite him.

He seemed to recall the other party's previous question and spoke slowly.

At this moment, Turan felt complicated, as if the heart that had been aching for a long time could finally slowly relax, and he even felt a little calm.

"I have never had any agreement with Gellert, let alone any alliance."

Dumbledore's first words made Turan extremely happy.

However, the second sentence made his face freeze.

"However, in order to allow the goblins to continue to remain in the wizarding world, I think it would be best if you did not show up."

There was a hint of indifference in his plain words.

In an instant, the Fairy King felt cold all over and his scalp went numb.

What do you mean don't show up?

It would be better to ask him to die.

"Why, Dumbledore?" Turan asked unwillingly, "Tell me a reason?"

Or maybe he already knew the reason in his heart, but wanted to get it confirmed again from Dumbledore himself.

"You know!"

Dumbledore saw everything from Turan's unwilling eyes and sighed.

"Does it really have to be so extreme?"

"Don't leave any hope for the goblins."

“We just want to stand up.”

"Dumbledore, you should know that."

There was despair and unwillingness in Turan's tone.

This time, even if he doesn’t die.

But the goblins present today basically account for 80% of their clan's elite forces.

The demise of this group of elite goblins basically means that the accumulation of goblins over hundreds of years has been destroyed.

The goblin, who had just half stood up, had his legs broken and even his hands broken.

"Stand up? Turan, what you said is really nice." Grindelwald said jokingly: "I dare to believe this."

"But the question is, can you believe it?"

Yes, how can you stand up without paying a price?

The plate in the wizarding world is so small. If you eat more, won’t others have less?

At this moment, Turan was extremely clear-headed.

He understood the truth, but still felt a little unwilling.

"Dumbledore, I know we can't get out today." Turan began to provoke: "But even with your prestige in the wizarding world, you can't afford the backlash brought about by your joining forces with Grindelwald."

"Grindelwald's influence in the United States is really too great."

"If we just wipe out the MACUSA, the Ministries of Magic in other countries will never accept it."

Turan stopped here without saying anything else.

Let Dumbledore and Grindelwald guess on their own.

Talking too much would be counterproductive and might even lead to the two of them joining forces.

Even if he died this time, even if the two of them could get through this incident successfully.

He also wanted to plant thorns in the hearts of both of them to prepare for the future.

Yes, given his cautious character, how could he not leave himself a way to resurrect?

Although this time, the fairy clan will lose most of their strength and may even be suppressed in the future.

But as long as he doesn't die, the fairy's fire will not be extinguished.

Snapped!Snapped!Snapped!

"Turan, stop struggling."

Grindelwald clapped softly, but his tone was unusually cold.

"I finally caught you this time, and I will never let you escape."

"As for my relationship with Dumbledore, don't worry, you don't have to worry about it."

At this point, Grindelwald noticed Turan's calm yet focused eyes, as if he had thought of something funny.

He said jokingly: "Dumbledore and I have discovered a truth. Let me tell you how it feels."

"The goblin king Turan attempted to start the third war between goblins and wizards. He trained a spy, the vice-president of the Magical Congress, Chenos, to impersonate Grindelwald and attempt to kill the speaker of the Congress, Jack."

"It keeps the American wizarding world in turmoil."

"Of course, all this is superficial."

"The most important truth was discovered by the great white wizard Dumbledore."

"The Fairy King Turan is a lurker and invader from another world. He uses war to create chaos and invade the wizard world."

Chapter 560 Being Targeted by the Whole World (True)

"Intruder?"

"From another world?"

"Invading the wizarding world?"

"..."

What an absurd, ridiculous, and even idiotic reason this is!

Whoever believes it is a fool?

At this moment, Turan looked at Grindelwald as if he were a retard.

He admitted that he was framed.

But finding such a ridiculous reason to frame him.

Is Grindelwald out of his mind?

Feeling Turan's strange gaze, Grindelwald did not feel embarrassed at all, but smiled even more.

Looking at Grindelwald's smile, Turan felt a little weird and even a little uneasy.

So he turned his attention to Dumbledore.

With Dumbledore's wisdom, his frame-up wouldn't be so low-level, right?

however……

He saw that Dumbledore was silent, and silence meant agreement.

Dumbledore also had to use such a ridiculous excuse to frame his mother.

Invaders from another world?

Isn't it just asking for trouble to come up with such an absurd and flawed reason?

Looking at the silent Dumbledore and Grindelwald with a weird smile on his face.

Turan's brain was working rapidly, and all kinds of thoughts and speculations kept emerging in his mind.

impossible, impossible...

A terrible guess suddenly emerged in Turan's heart.

Grindelwald and Dumbledore dared to speak out.

Of course it wouldn't be groundless.

This reminds me of the recent message from Voldemort in France.

If, everything is true.

There really is another world, and there really are invaders.

that……

That's not right. Even if he was really involved, it would not be good for Dumbledore and Grinder.

All kinds of contradictory thoughts emerged in my mind, densely packed, like a ball of thread that kept getting bigger and bigger.

"Lockhart, are you okay?" Dumbledore suddenly asked.

It suddenly woke up Turan who was thinking.

At some point, a figure stood beside Dumbledore.

It was Gilderoy Lockhart, the headmaster of Kamar-Taj, who was supposed to be far away in England!

"It's OK. The magic circle has been fully activated." Lockhart's tone was mixed with a hint of excitement: "What happens next will be completely recorded and archived."

"All traces, all fluctuations, all tracks will be preserved from beginning to end"

"Okay, it's time for me to fulfill my duties." Dumbledore said slowly.

Well, if you take the other party's money, you have to do something no matter what.

Otherwise, you will be like Tom, who took too much, but ended up with no achievement and suffered heavy losses.

The results of it?

Completed him.

The conversation between the two made Turan feel a little uneasy.

He didn't know why, and when he set his eyes on Grindelwald.

But he found that Grindelwald was getting farther and farther away.

When he shifted his gaze to Dumbledore and the other man, he found that they were also rapidly moving away from him and flying into the distance.