The Dark Lord's Guide to Employment at Hogwarts

"Tom, you're deceiving yourself again. Are you really such a good wizard? How come I didn't see it then?"

As the future Dark Lord, even the slightest change in Tom's life, as long as it's for the better, can have a huge impact on the future world...

In other words, many people will not die because of him.

As the person who changed him, Li Weide can gain more merit points.

That's why Li Weide planned to take him to witness something and make him change...

Even if it is not for the merit points, it is a great thing just for the sake of people in the future world.

Of course, if he chooses to kill Tom directly, Li Wei can also directly obtain a lot of merit points.

A lot of future tragedies can be avoided directly, which is also a good way.

However, Li Weide always believed that Tom was a very talented person.

Even if he doesn't become a "good man" like Dumbledore in the future, he should be able to become a person who has a positive influence on the wizarding world.

Just as Grindelwald is about to do now...

This way, perhaps the benefits would be greater than just killing him directly.

Seeing that he might have no choice but to go, Tom said, "At least... we should talk to Professor Dumbledore first... As long as he agrees, I will go with you."

In Tom's opinion, Li Weide insisted on taking him to watch the fun, definitely out of a desire to show off.

Look, even the mighty Grindelwald has to do things my way...

In this way, he established an image that was difficult to surpass in front of himself, and warned himself not to attempt to challenge his authority!

As for what Li Weide said, about asking himself to study... that's pure nonsense!

Why would I learn this? I'm not going to be a Dark Lord!

"You said so." Levid finally loosened Tom's robes. "I'll write to Professor Dumbledore right away!"

This made Tom feel relieved. In his opinion, Dumbledore would never agree with Levid's idea.

Now, Dumbledore wished they could stay away from Grindelwald, so how could he agree to let Levid watch his public trial?

An hour passed quickly.

When Fox brought the letter back, Tom was still calm.

Needless to say, this was definitely Dumbledore's reply rejecting Lewd's willful request!

However, after reading the letter, Li Weide threw it away and said, "Well, Professor Dumbledore has agreed to our request! Tom, you should have no excuses now, right? Get ready to go!"

"Wait! How is this possible?" Tom looked at the letter on the ground in shock.

"If you don't believe me, take it and read it." Li Weide picked up the letter from the ground and handed it to Tom.

Tom read it carefully from beginning to end.

The content of the letter roughly summarized that they could go and someone would pick them up later...

"This can't be fake..."

Tom was confused. How could Dumbledore agree to Levid's unreasonable request?

He examined the letter carefully.

First of all, these words written in circles within circles are indeed Dumbledore's good handwriting.

And...it's true that what Fox sent back is not bad...

Well, the authenticity of this letter has reached the highest level. Moreover, someone will come to pick it up later...

"So, how on earth did you convince Dumbledore to agree?"

Li Weide shrugged. "Although he doesn't want us to watch the public trial, but... he doesn't want us to watch it secretly..."

Tom suddenly realized.

Dumbledore has a very high awareness of their ability to cause trouble...

In his opinion, the two of them were definitely more Gryffindor than Gryffindor... So, instead of worrying about them sneaking out, it would be better to just agree and send someone to keep an eye on them...

Damn Li Weide, is this part of his plan again?

"They will be here soon! Why don't you hurry up and pack your things?" Li Weide urged.

Tom looked at the suitcase that Li Weide had prepared long ago, and his face looked as ugly as if he had just accidentally swallowed a live fly...

Twenty minutes later.

The safe house's fireplace flickered green.

Then the tall, thin figure of Dumbledore appeared.

Unlike Dumbledore who liked to wear loose wizard robes decades later, Dumbledore now often wears suits.

Although his taste in suits is eccentric.

He took off his hat and looked helplessly at the two little wizards in front of him who were already prepared.

Tom just felt wronged. This was all Li Weide's suggestion! He, Tom, just wanted to be a good boy...

"Professor, I thought you would ask someone else to pick us up, but I didn't expect you to come here in person!" Li Weide said happily.

"I'm not very reassured about other people coming... Listen, you two, I can agree to let you go to the United States, but from today on, you have to follow me wherever I go. If any of you disobeys and secretly runs away somewhere, you will have to stay in the safe house for the entire summer vacation." Dumbledore gave the two a stern warning.

"I understand! Professor Dumbledore!" Levy pulled up his suitcase. "When are we leaving?"

Dumbledore: ...

He actually doubted whether the little guy had listened to him carefully.

"No need to bring luggage. I've already prepared daily necessities for you..."

……

Now that the fireplace has been opened, it will be much more convenient to travel.

Even if the destination is thousands of kilometers away from the starting point.

Dumbledore brought the two young wizards and arrived at their destination after only changing fireplaces a few times...

It was a huge and ornate fireplace.

Outside the fireplace is a huge and empty square...

And in this huge square, there are many fireplaces exactly the same as the one they came out of.

At this moment, many wizards were hurriedly walking out of these fireplaces...

"Where is this?" Tom looked around warily.

"This is the Magical Congress of the United States of America... In a few days, Grindelwald will be put on trial in the Grand Court here." Dumbledore paused and continued, "Most of them are here for this purpose."

Looking at the huge square in front of him, which was occupied by the bustling crowd, Levid knew that Grindelwald's move had deeply touched the hearts of wizards all over the world.

"The Magical Congress has prepared a place for me to live. You will live there with me for the next few days." Dumbledore gave these instructions as he walked forward. Levitra and Tom struggled to keep up with his pace.

"Okay, Professor...are we going there now?"

"No, I'm going to meet someone first."

"Then shall we go to your place and wait for you?"

"No, you come with me. I told you that you will stay with me for the next few days," Dumbledore said seriously.

Since the last disappearance, I don't know how many members of the Magical Congress of the United States have infiltrated.

Even though I had screened them once, I still couldn't find many people with problems.

According to his understanding of Grindelwald, perhaps, these people who were being examined were deliberately released by Grindelwald to confuse him.

The person with the real problem might have been lurking here long before the disappearance...

In a place like this where enemies are lurking everywhere, how could he let Li Weide and Tom leave his side?

Although it's troublesome, but... with the ability of these two guys to cause trouble, if I don't take them with me, it might be even more dangerous...

Dumbledore looked at the two children who kept looking around, eager to try, and couldn't help but sigh.

Taking care of children... is really tiring...

……

When Chairman Picquery met Dumbledore, he looked at the two little wizards beside Dumbledore with confusion.

"These two are... your grandsons?"

Dumbledore couldn't help but blush, "No, they are my students. I need to take them with me for some special reasons."

"Is that so?" Chairman Picquery looked at the two little wizards again.

Although she still had doubts in her heart, time was running out and she had no time to care about them.

"You called me here so urgently...have you found any clues?" asked Dumbledore.

Chairman Picquery gritted his teeth and handed Dumbledore a piece of parchment.

Dumbledore took it doubtfully and began to look through it carefully.

After a moment, his expression became extremely solemn.

"What are you..."

"We have no other options, Dumbledore..." Chairman Picquery said wearily, "So far, we haven't found enough evidence to convict him, so..."

"I advise you not to do this, Seraphina... I know him. Since he dares to do this, he must have preventive measures for all possible accidents!" Dumbledore said seriously.

"There's no way, Dumbledore... We can't just sit there and watch him get away with it! You should know how many serious crimes he has committed! How can such a person escape punishment?!"

"I understand your thoughts, Seraphina, but with all due respect...your plan may have already been calculated by him! If you fail, it will only make it easier for him to escape punishment!"

"It won't fail, Dumbledore! We have a very good plan!"

"Seraphina..."

"I called you here to get your help, Albus. If you still care about our old friendship and are unwilling to help, then we won't blame you... Please go back."

Dumbledore wanted to say something, but in the end he sighed deeply and walked towards the door helplessly.

Suddenly, Chairman Picqueri said something behind him, "Although you're reluctant to join, you now know the entire plan... I don't think you'll tell him, right?"

Dumbledore paused. "You should believe me, Seraphina..."

Chapter 159 How terrifying is a Dumbledore who doesn’t follow the rules?

Dumbledore sighed worriedly once more as he left Chairman Picquery's office.

Tom glanced at Li Weide, because he seemed to have predicted it right again.

There's no doubt that Chairman Picquery is trying to get Dumbledore to join his group...

It is obvious that she is one of the bigwigs who wants to play a conspiracy and confirm Grindelwald's crimes.

However, as Levid expected, Dumbledore did not join.

Moreover, not only did he not join in, he also warned them not to do so…

Originally, Tom thought that if he were to carry out a conspiracy, the success rate would be quite high.

However, when they heard Chairman Picqueri say that they had made a thorough plan and there would be no mistakes.

Tom knew she might not succeed.

This can be said to be his intuition, or it can be said to be... a subconscious cognition.

Back then, he had a plan that he thought was perfect, but it ended up failing miserably in front of Li Weide...

When a person is overconfident in her careful plans, it is the beginning of her failure.

This is also Tom's experience.

In this world, there is no such thing as a perfect plan!

As long as people are executing plans, there is a chance of mistakes! Plans can never be perfect!

……

Soon, they arrived at the accommodation arranged for them by the Magical Congress.