Spotted By Grindelwald And Went To Hogwarts Chapter 556: The “trap” left by Dumbledore?
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"Do you stand here and let me slaughter you, or choose to give up your dear teacher?"
Voldemort's laughter echoed in the night sky, causing the crows in the distance to flutter and spread their wings, and their black tail feathers slowly fell to the ground of the cemetery.
Sean's eyes flickered, and various thoughts kept drifting by.
At the beginning, he thought that the main target of the returners was Grindelwald, but the divination of the unstable coin gave information about Grindelwald's location that no one knew. Sean shifted his focus to the plan against Voldemort. He speculated that the returnees could not find Grindelwald, so they should turn to deal with himself.
The plan for his sister Ella allowed Sean to confirm this, but Voldemort's performance made Sean doubt it again—the layout of the cemetery is too rough, and it is unrealistic to keep Sean only with Voldemort who has not been resurrected and some returnees.
Just when he wondered if the other party still had plans against Grindelwald, something that could cause time fluctuations appeared again, and the scene turned back to the oppression of Sean—Grindelwald's safety and Sean's own safety, he needs to make a choice.
Borrowing Grindelwald to threaten himself... Sean realized that he had made a mistake. He always separated himself from Grindelwald habitually, thinking that the returnee could only focus most of his attention on the plan for one person, subconsciously ignoring the connection between himself and Grindelwald.
At the same time, he was too confident in his own means of saving his life—it was true that he was confident, he could indeed escape the enemy's siege easily, but the other party found a way to prevent him from escaping.
Furthermore, Voldemort took advantage of Sean's prudent mind, came to an unfamiliar place and found himself stepping into a trap, Sean's first reaction must be to defend, and the protection of the magic flame is naturally the best choice - but the protection of the magic flame has become Sean's own cage.
The unknown item obviously needs to react with Sean's own magic power to trigger time fluctuations, but the inescapable and indestructible blue Fiendfire has become the best source of Sean's magic power.
He remembered one thing - the Ash Snake riot on Halloween in the first grade was also the first time Sean saw Voldemort, no, to be precise, it was the first time he saw Voldemort's consciousness.
And that consciousness is attached to a blue flame that will not disappear.
At that time, Sean pretended to be bewitched, but instead used Voldemort's carelessness to solve his trouble of absorbing too much negative emotion.
This matter was resolved satisfactorily, and Xiao En didn't think much about it afterwards—he now regrets that he didn't think much about it. The blue Fiendflame was obviously also blessed by the magic flame...
And Tom Riddle has served as a professor in Nurmengard for a long time. With this guy's means, it is not difficult to get in touch with Grindelwald's unique spell. Maybe he can't learn it, but he can learn new things from the spell.
Just like now, someone took away a cluster of flames from his magic flame protection and turned it into a sharp weapon against him.
Grindelwald didn't realize this at the time, and I didn't realize it—no, even if I realized it, I couldn't judge it, after all, it was just taking away a ball of flames...
The problem still lies in that thing... Sean cast his gaze on the crystal bottle hanging on the returnee's chest.
Why does this thing produce time fluctuations after confronting my magic power, although it is weak, it does produce...
So far, the time fluctuations I have experienced are not many. The most serious two times, one is that the real time has been messed up, and the source of that time should be that Dumbledore checked the huge memory belonging to old Grindelwald.
The other time, of course, was that Grindelwald himself realized the truth of time travel, which directly led to space confusion and the disappearance of a year.
The common point is that the memories that should not belong to this timeline...
The larger the memory and the closer the connection with the memory itself, the greater the fluctuations will be.
Then this thing should also be related to memory, and this thing has to fight against my magic power to cause time fluctuations...
However, I understand my own situation. I have not experienced memory loss, except that I was affected by the magic power of [Laziness] not long ago... However, I will only lose about an hour of memory, and I just went to Slytherin's secret room in that hour.
Otherwise, as long as people who have drawn out their own memories, wouldn't they all have caused time fluctuations?
An idea popped up in Sean's mind: "Is this golden shard of light point related to my memory? It will only change when it confronts my current magic power, which means that there is magic power in that thing..."
To be precise, it should be related to the memory of "I" on another timeline, and it needs to contain the magic power of "I" on another timeline to make the current situation possible.
Sean frowned and looked at the group of returnees in front of him. The crystal bottles on their chests contained the memory and magic power of Sean Wallep from another timeline. Otherwise, there was no way to explain all this.
But, how could such a thing exist...
In the cave where the Selma Lake Monster was subdued, Sean did find another ring, Sean from another timeline—to ensure safety, the other self also asked me to check it after Grindelwald really merged into one to avoid unnecessary time fluctuations.
But I have kept that ring well, and it is impossible for it to fall into the hands of the returnee—Sean had considered this before, so after giving his original ring to Ella, he did not bring another ring, just because he was worried that an accident would cause time fluctuations, and finally affect Grindelwald.
If the returnee possesses something with memory of "me" on another timeline, it is impossible for Grindelwald not to know, or to say, the other me will not fail to think of this...
The secrets that are not known are mastered by the enemy, and finally used against him-Sean doesn't think he will make such a huge mistake, no matter which timeline he is.
How did the returnee get this thing...
Huh? Sean frowned, realizing something was wrong.
In order to pose a sufficient threat to Sean, all the returnees present brought crystal bottles—but if the magic item containing memory is broken into pieces, the memory inside should be destroyed directly.
The returnee has mastered some kind of mysterious magic? This is indeed possible. After all, the leader behind them is the bard who has entered the twilight illusion, a terrifying existence that has successfully killed the gods, and according to Xiao En's guess, the bard and the despicable Hai Erbo are almost equated. Ancient Greek wizards do have a lot of mysterious knowledge that modern wizards have not inherited...
But the key is how they got this thing... Even if it is broken into pieces, it can still produce time fluctuations against Sean's magic power...
And, how do they know this thing belongs to Sean Wallop in another timeline? It doesn't make sense...
If they knew the truth about time travel, why bother to infiltrate Hogwarts to get Trelawney's prophecy? Why don't you go directly to Grindelwald?
Voldemort also personally proved just now that they only knew part of the information. They knew that the time fluctuation was related to Grindelwald, and they also knew that today is very important to Grindelwald-Sean should not have appeared in Trelawney's prophecy, and his information should not have been revealed.
How can you confirm that this thing will definitely work for me?
Unless...someone revealed it to The Returner.
The person who knew the inside story revealed some information to the returnee...even, this thing was provided to the returnee by the person who knew the inside story.
And this person obviously only has one name.
Albus Dumbledore...
Dumbledore has seen the huge memory belonging to Grindelwald for nearly a hundred years. Before Grindelwald was officially merged into one, only he had a clear understanding of all the history and all the stories on another timeline.
Sean Wallup in that timeline will of course also be included.
The Returnee has always had a very strange trust in Dumbledore from top to bottom...
Obviously knowing that the old man was scheming and extremely sophisticated, but they trusted Dumbledore in a manner that Sean could not understand at all.
The unbreakable oath has such a strong effect? Sean doesn't think so.
In order to achieve his goal, Dumbledore would not hesitate even if he was the one who had to be sacrificed. He dared to stop the greatest Albus Dumbledore even if he died?
The returnees cannot all be a bunch of idiots, why do they trust Dumbledore so much?
When thinking of this, Sean frowned first, and then showed a self-deprecating smile—he had always trusted Dumbledore, and believed that this wise old man had always stood by his side.
Then, if my guess is correct and I trust Dumbledore enough...
Then everything here should have been arranged by Dumbledore. He was sure that the returnee would make a plan because of his actions. He expected this to happen, and predicted that the returnee would use this unknown item to threaten Sean.
What does Dumbledore want to do?
Sean found sadly that the idea that had popped up more than once appeared in his mind again.
Riddler get out of Hogwarts!
Seeing that Sean remained silent for a long time, but did not make a gesture of running away, Voldemort, who was held in his arms, let out a sharp laugh.
"It seems that you have made the right choice, Wallep—oh, oh, how touching, this dazzling teacher-student relationship... hehehehe."
The Returner shrieked in unison with Voldemort.
Sean raised his head and looked at the ugly baby. He said calmly, "This is your plan? If I were you, it would be more reasonable to use all of this to deal with Grindelwald directly. Tch, stupid."
Voldemort sneered disdainfully: "Grindelwald is naturally dealt with, and my target is you, Wallep."
Grindelwald is someone to deal with? The leader of the returnees who has never shown up? Or Dumbledore?
When entering the arena today, Sean discovered that Dumbledore in the referee's seat is not himself at all. As a master of illusion spells, he can sense that Dumbledore there is just an illusion, but filled with some kind of magic that I don't understand, making the whole illusion more real and more durable.
But will Dumbledore really go against Grindelwald? Divinations of volatile coins also reveal that Grindelwald's hiding place is not known to anyone.
What else is hidden here...
Voldemort looked at the silent Sean with a satisfied attitude, he seemed to be unable to stop laughing, extremely carefree.
"I still prefer your rebellious attitude just now, I really hope you can show me again, Wallep."
Sean glanced at him indifferently, but just twitched the corners of his mouth in disdain: "The lost dog picked up the bones left behind by others. Does all this make you so happy? Tom."
Voldemort's eyes turned cold, and then, under his signal, a returnee tore off the crystal bottle around his neck, and threw it at the Fiendfire that belonged to Sean.
A strong sense of heart season came immediately, the crystal bottle was melted by Fiendfire, and the golden fragments inside disappeared—then, the weak fluctuation of time spread again.
If these fluctuations were more frequent, Grindelwald might really be noticed by the will of the world... Sean thought silently.
But from this point of view, the returnee does not know how Grindelwald played with time-once the will of the world is fully awakened, the whole world will be destroyed.
This is not in line with the core appeal of the returnees - they obviously want to master the world to achieve a certain purpose, not to destroy the world.
Of course, I can't go with the mentality of burning everything together, although I am indeed more impulsive, and I don't like to make false claims with these conspiracy guys...
Huh? This is my character...
Sean suddenly felt that he seemed to grasp something, that intuition seemed to be brewing in a certain corner of his body, but he didn't know how to open the correct door.
If the speculation is correct, what does Dumbledore want me to do?
Shawn struggled in his mind as he tried to find clues that Dumbledore might have left behind.
But he got nothing...
It shouldn't be~IndoMTL.com~ If Dumbledore wants me to do something, he will definitely leave a little hidden hint, which makes me guess too much uncertainty.
Can't he say it without a hint?
Sean suddenly realized that he seemed to know...
Under what circumstances can you say nothing at all? That is of course a situation that will lead to serious consequences...
For example, strong time fluctuations...
The time fluctuation will be more intense because the person in memory is more closely connected with the person who knows...Dumbledore didn't give me a hint, so my close connection with the "hint" will cause a very strong time fluctuation?
That means, Dumbledore knows, and I can think of this even without prompting—an intuition between Sean and Sean.
It's like taking Felicia to go to the Misty Illusion, I acted entirely on my instinct.
Then, the thing in the crystal bottle is left by me in another timeline? Why am I doing this, why am I threatening myself?
Deliberately...