Hogwarts doesn't need a savior

When she walked out, her body stiffened slightly, and then she strode away.

In her words, it is not the style of the UMNO to watch its leader being killed and do nothing.

No one is in a position to stop her actions now.

Because the moment he took the manual, a faint magical power fixed everyone's eyes on Lynn.

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"Greedy little devil, since we have met here, it means that the blind old woman's prophecy has come true. This is really not a good thing, right?"

It was still the familiar dueling arena-like space, and it was still the familiar voice. Grindelwald, who had returned to his middle age, was standing before him, from blurry to clear.

This frivolous tone was something Lin En had rarely heard before, and it brought back many memories.

"Is this the bet between you and Ternera?" he asked.

"Yes, you may wonder why I didn't tell you about this future earlier, even involving Albus."

"I do have that question - but you two are not dead yet, at least in the biological sense."

"Is that so... It doesn't matter whether I live or die. Let's get back to your question, because this is the best way - I saw a lot of things in the old woman's divination, and the chaotic future in front of me finally became the only one."

Grindelwald seemed to have anticipated Lynn's questions and confusion. He walked closer and spoke calmly.

Those weathered yet bright eyes stared at Lin En.

Lynn said, "What did you see?"

"He may be a very strange person, or a monster in human skin. I don't know." Grindelwald said with a smile, "But I can be sure that his power is very special. I can't explain it to you in words. You can only see it with your own eyes."

“What do you mean…?” Lin En’s pupils shrank slightly.

He guessed Grindelwald's intention.

"Don't look at me like that. Albus may not know, but I know your thoughts and abilities. You are already better than both of us."

Grindelwald laughed mischievously. "Whoever is the strongest should be asked to do the most troublesome things. The old man should leave the stage to avoid annoying others in the future. Besides, he can still be of some use before he dies."

Lynn didn't answer.

Grindelwald didn't care.

"It's not time for you to see it yet. I want to tell you everything I know first."

He stretched out his hand and lightly touched Lin En's forehead with his fingertips, which then dissipated into countless points of light.

The light did not dissipate, but merged into Lin En's body, making him like a lit fire.

"Ternella told me that I would die at the hands of a powerful being who is almost omniscient. His power is not anything we have ever seen. Only by surpassing that concept can we have a chance of winning."

"It is a power between reality and illusion, which cannot be defined or broken through. I don't know how it will appear, nor do I know what it is. Therefore, I will leave you as much information as possible."

"You are a cautious and meticulous person. I believe you can find useful information, including Slytherin's judgment."

"Now, take them, then take a small bauble from my right eye, and finally go to Albus' office. I'm sure you know where to find what we left for you."

The soft voice echoed in my ears and heart, and countless images appeared before my eyes.

He saw not only Grindelwald, but also the figures of Dumbledore and Slytherin, all of whom went from clear to blurry.

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When Lin En opened his eyes, the booklet in his hand had turned to ashes and scattered all over the ground, and there were two more people in front of him.

It was Euphemia and Amanda who had returned.

They looked at each other, and Euphemia took a few steps forward, held his arm, and asked in a low voice: "What did Gellert leave for you?"

"A memory, and some words he wanted to say." Lin En said, "You guys go outside first, come back in five minutes and take them to our house, which is the safest place. By then I should have left already."

There was a flash of surprise in Euphemia's eyes. She looked at Lynn hesitantly, and finally asked nothing and walked out of the room first.

Then came Amanda and Amelia.

McGonagall looked at Dumbledore worriedly, as if the pillars of her heart were silently collapsing.

She tried to keep her body steady and maintain her usual serious and dignified demeanor.

"Hogwarts will still support you, and nothing will change, just like... just like before."

"Thank you, Minerva," Lynn said.

"No need to thank me, Lynn." She stopped as she was about to turn around, "You have a lot to do. Albus believes you can do it, and so do I."

Lynn nodded solemnly.

"I'll take care of this, I promise."

The response he got was a forced smile that looked more like a twitching smile at the corner of his mouth.

Mag left.

Lynn walked over to Grindelwald, opened his right eyelid as he remembered, and pressed his fingers gently over his unfocused pupils.

The next moment, the powerful and pure magic seemed to turn the entire room into a giant bubble.

Grindelwald's voice sounded again.

"Take it and leave now."

A transparent sheet fell from in front of his eyes and stuck tightly to Lynn's fingers.

The magic power began to dissipate, and the light went from strong to weak in just a few seconds.

But that was enough for Lynn.

He took the opportunity to draw his wand and whispered:

"Call the gods to protect you!"

The petite and exquisite fox guardian angel tumbled in the air, then sank into the void and disappeared without a trace.

After doing all this, Lin En's figure turned into a phantom and left here with a muffled sound.

Five minutes later, Euphemia and Amanda came back, followed by several wizards wearing healer uniforms but with stargazer badges on their chests.

They took Dumbledore and Grindelwald away and disappeared into the corridor which was deserted the entire time.

As the green fire lit up, the Ministry of Magic returned to peace and the chaos in the Minister's eyes returned to clarity.

She looked at her empty desk, then raised her head and looked at Euphemia standing in front of her.

"Didn't he leave any message?"

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Hogwarts, Headmaster's Office.

Lin En appeared here without anyone noticing, and even the portrait of the chatting headmaster and the Sorting Hat did not notice.

Fox the Phoenix lay on his shelf, dozing lazily as the fire burned slowly.

Everything seemed normal.

Lynn sat down at the place he most often sat - opposite the headmaster's desk, where he had talked, gambled and traded with Dumbledore countless times.

His eyes swept across the empty principal's seat, across the wooden shelves filled with precious silverware, across the packed bookcases of all sizes, and across the secret door of the principal's secret room.

Of course, there is also the meditation basin placed in an inconspicuous position.

But in the end, his eyes fell on the table in front of him, or to be more precise, on an ornament on the table.

It was a silver lion statue that had been there for many years until it was destroyed by Voldemort's curse two years ago.

At the same time, two silver-white figures slowly emerged, passed through the thick wall, and stopped in front of Lin En.

Chapter 599 Master and Disciple

"No wonder he said I would definitely find it... And you, Helga, Rowena, you two know too?"

Sighing slowly, Lynn asked in a low voice with a wry smile.

Death of Roland

This familiar name has now become the dust of history with the destruction of Voldemort.

"We do know," Helga said. "They both left something very important behind."

"Rather, there are two of us," Rowena added with a smile.

"What do you mean?" Lin En narrowed his eyes, "You guys have confused me a little. Why are you hiding this from me?"

"Because Gellert Grindelwald predicted not only his fate, but also something more." Helga said word by word, "The way you treat fate is to rewrite it. If you can succeed, everything will be fine, but we can't just consider the possibility of success - this is why they left these behind."

"We already know the whole story, and the facts are just as we expected. There is a very powerful guy, so powerful that even if the two of us are still alive, we will probably have the same fate if we go there." Rowena pointed to Lynn's hand, which was still holding the thin slice taken from Grindelwald.

Clearly, it is not alone.

Lynn was about to speak when she heard Rowena speak again.

"I kept it from you because I wanted to leave a way out, and also because your personality wouldn't allow such a choice."

"……alright, I got it."

Lynn lowered her head and hid her gaze.

Helga and Rowena looked at each other, and finally Helga, who had a better relationship with Lin En, took the initiative to step forward and gently advised:

"I know you despise this so-called future, but sometimes we have to face it in order to solve the problem. Even if the future we see after clearing away the clouds is constantly changing, we should seize this fleeting opportunity."

"Of course I know—"

"No, you don't." Helga waved her hand, and a faint golden light enveloped the principal's office inside and outside. Her eyebrows showed a stern look, "You are upset. This is not okay."

It was the first time she spoke in such a tone in front of Lin En, and it was also the first time she interrupted him like this.

"Look at what you look like now."

The mirror that was originally placed on the edge of the Sorting Hat floated in front of him, reflecting a handsome face, and...

Hidden beneath the peaceful smile, there was a fierce and sinister look, not at all like the look of a normal person. Instead, it looked more like a wild beast in dire straits ready to put forth a last-ditch effort.

Rowena said calmly, "We all know what you are planning to do now, so we have to keep it from you. Just calm down as usual, as if nothing happened to the two of them."

"That's an easy thing to say, Rowena."

"This is the only way, do as I say."

Lin En looked at the two of them deeply, closed his eyes, calmed himself with slow breathing, and restrained his aura.

About half a minute later, he opened his eyes again, and his gaze had become calm and peaceful, just like usual.

There was a hint of helplessness in Helga's eyes, and she touched his forehead with her phantom hand, sending a hint of coolness.

This is a very intimate gesture.

"It's not your fault, kid. It's just that you have had such a smooth journey, so smooth that you never thought you would face a situation that is difficult to handle. Since you call me teacher, I can't turn a blind eye to this kind of thing."

“…Please advise me.”

"You have always believed in two things. One is to train well-trained wizards and accumulate more advanced magical weapons that can replace wizards. The second is to improve your own magic level and solve problems that they cannot cope with. Am I right or wrong?"

"That's it."

"Of course you did the right thing, and you did it earlier and better than any of us, so that no one could detect your preparations in advance - neither your opponents nor those of us who stood with you."

There was a hint of bitterness in Helga's smile.

"Whether it's the descendant of Slytherin, the monster that has been causing chaos for tens of thousands of years, or the remnants hiding underground, no one can contend with you, because all your plans are beyond common knowledge."

“You mean, this time my opponent makes all my preparations and back-up plans meaningless?” Lin En frowned, his face darkening.

This is exactly what he is most worried about, and why he doesn't want to face Amelia and others, so he can only leave everything to Euphemia.

Helga nodded.

"Although I am reluctant to say this, based on our discussion and analysis, as well as the backup plan left by Rowena, this is probably the reality, and..."

"And what?"

Lin En had already thought of the metal ball in his hand, which was undoubtedly contrary to the known rules.

"And according to our analysis, his motives are probably very unusual and cannot be guessed by common sense."