Master Trainer from Hogwarts

Chapter 239 Dumbledore's Teachings

Inside Nicolas' Alchemy Hut.

The gray-haired Dumbledore looked at Alan, who was nearly ten times younger than himself, and slowly expressed some of his true thoughts.

"All along, ever since Tom made the second Dark Lord's scourge, I've always been wary of the pure-bloods, worried that they'd do something beyond their reach because of their weakened Church and their growing ambitions."

"Tom?"

Although Alan knew that Tom was Voldemort's real name, he still appropriately expressed a hint of doubt at this time.

"Oh." Dumbledore suddenly realized that Allen had never heard of this name before, and he said with a smile, "When I'm with you, I always have the illusion that I'm with my peers. Tom Reard is the legendary Voldemort, the mysterious man, who brought great disaster to the British wizarding world."

When he said this, Dumbledore's half-moon-shaped glasses radiated a cold light.

"That's right." Allen nodded suddenly, and then asked, "Then what do you mean by the second Dark Lord's disaster and things beyond their capabilities?"

Dumbledore let out a foul breath, he pulled out the Elder Wand he carried with him, and waved his hand, a large illusory scene was immediately constructed in front of Allen.

Among them, there are spacecrafts launched into the sky, which become the "god seat" in the sky as the myth foretold, and there are also figures of ordinary people using cars to shuttle through the streets at high speed.

In contrast, it is difficult for the wizarding world to change the street scene once in hundreds of years.

Obviously, as the greatest wise man in the British wizarding world, Dumbledore has quietly realized many problems, and he even knows more than Mr. Weasley, an official of the Muggle Affairs Department.

Some of these illusory scenes can only be seen by Allen in the 'future'. Obviously Dumbledore's prophecy spells are no less than those of Grinwald back then.

Allen withdrew his gaze from these illusory scenes, looked at Dumbledore, and looked at the other party's deep but pure eyes.

Old Deng, although you have thick eyebrows and big eyes, I am afraid that you have been thinking about the Muggle world for many years.

Otherwise, Dumbledore wouldn't have a deep knowledge of various supplies in the Muggle world, and even used prophecy spells specifically.

At the beginning, he and the first-generation Dark Lord, that is, his former lover Greenwald, planned a great plan to let the wizarding world rule the Muggle world, but because of some coincidences, he finally stood on the opposite side of Greenwald.

"Are you surprised why I care so much about products from the Muggle world?"

Dumbledore said with a smile, even if he was as wise as him, he would have misunderstood the meaning of Allen's gaze.

He picked one of the sweetest macarons from the pastry stand next to him and put it in his mouth, savoring it carefully. After swallowing most of it, he said in an inexplicable voice.

"In the beginning, I had the same purpose as the people I hate now."

Lao Deng is willing to explain some details to himself?
Allen clearly remembered that because of the death of Old Deng's sister and Greenwald's rebellion, this story was always something he was reluctant to mention, until a few years later, it was used as a means of attacking him by someone with a heart.

"Appreciate further details."

Allen acted as a good listener, and his light green eyes did not show any excitement or surprise, just like a pure, emerald-like mirror, allowing Lao Deng to reflect himself through these things.

"It's like."

Dumbledore looked at Allen and sighed, and then he said without surprise, "Actually, when you showed such great ambition and ability, many people warned me that you might become the second Voldemort."

Alan was not surprised at this point. He smiled and replied, "Principal, you must not believe it, otherwise I'm afraid I will have a conversation with you in Azkaban now."

"Of course." Dumbledore said as a matter of course, "How could you be the second Voldemort? I said similar, but I just said that you are very similar to me. You are like a copy of me when I was young, but more capable."

"As for Tom..."

An inexplicable look flashed in Dumbledore's eyes, "I originally wanted to guide him to the right path, but unfortunately, he was dazzled by black magic, otherwise he would have become a legend now."

Hearing this, even though he was as calm as Allen, his eyes widened because he realized the true meaning of Dumbledore's words.

He connected the timeline.

When Dumbledore became famous in his youth, he and Greenwald wanted to break the "Secrecy Act" of the wizarding world, let wizards rule ordinary people, and thus lead a more splendid civilization.

But because of the differences in details, such as the attitude towards ordinary people.

Greenwald is more inclined to the character of an arcanist. Although ordinary people are excellent breeding tools, their greatest value is to produce excellent offspring of wizards. Wizards can almost kill ordinary people, as long as they can maintain a relatively good reproductive base.

And Dumbledore was even more relaxed. As for how much he eased, it is now unknown.

In addition, there must be all kinds of contradictions. These contradictions, coupled with some fateful coincidences, caused the two to part ways in the end, or even turn against each other.

After defeating Greenwald, Dumbledore also became a tenured professor at Hogwarts. Although at that time he seemed to have an attitude of retiring his life, he did not completely give up on his ideals.

It's just that he has learned the lesson of Greenwald, so he is more cautious and careful.

Coupled with the guilt of his sister's death, Dumbledore at this stage is actually extremely contradictory. He has seen how much disaster Grinwald's reforms will bring to the wizarding world and ordinary people.

But it is obviously unrealistic for the greatest white wizard of this century to easily give up his ideals in life.

Those with a strong will like them, whether they are lawful good or lawful evil, will not be easily knocked down by setbacks.

Dumbledore must have understood this truth a long time ago, otherwise he would not have achieved what he is today.

With one's own power, he almost dominated an era. If this kind of person was not strong-willed, even at the beginning, he would be disheartened and willing to degenerate. Alan would not believe it.

So, when he saw Tom, he was actually not afraid of the child's perverseness at the first moment, but was pleasantly surprised by the child's talent.

This makes it completely understandable. Dumbledore taught Tom the first lesson, which made him understand the importance of strength. He even had the opportunity to deal with Tom a few times later, but Dumbledore hesitated because of the momentary 'benevolence of a woman'.

Because he wanted to try if he could guide Tom in the direction he wanted.

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