Hogwarts: Wizards Supreme

"Cooperate with me? After knowing that you helped Voldemort resurrect?" Dumbledore was a little angry.

"This is obviously what you expected, isn't it?" Brian said, "In exchange for an opportunity to completely kill Voldemort... and now is also the best opportunity for cooperation."

"Is this your idea? To resurrect Voldemort, spread fear, and start a war? How is this different from what Grindelwald did?" Dumbledore's tone was still calm, but he seemed to be suppressing some emotions.

"No, what I wanted was never war." Brian said seriously, "I just need the wizarding world to unite."

"What I need has never been Voldemort, but just a Dark Lord who can bring fear and uneasiness to the wizarding world. It doesn't matter who he is, it can be Grindelwald, or it can even be me..."

"The reason why I chose Voldemort is because he once shrouded the wizarding world in his shadow and brought fear to everyone, and also because he has a fatal weakness..." Brian said slowly.

"What I want is not the war started by the Dark Lord, but the terror he brings." Brian said flatly, "Only in this way can the scattered wizarding world be united. Because humans will only know when they face a terrible enemy. Cooperate to find a way out, peace will only bring division and decay..."

"As for Voldemort, he only needs to be resurrected vigorously and then die quietly." Brian smiled a little coldly, "Actually, his philosophy is completely opposite to mine."

"You are too radical, Brian." Dumbledore sighed. He looked tired.

"My approach is gentle enough, Dumbledore." Brian said, "It is much gentler than anything else."

"I think now may not be a good time to break the Wizarding Statute of Secrecy..." Dumbledore said, "No one is ready yet."

"The longer this matter is delayed, the more difficult it will be, you know, Dumbledore." Brian said softly, "Muggles are constantly getting stronger, but wizards are stuck in their ways, brewing resentment and hatred... That's why, there is Only after Grindelwald will a more radical Voldemort appear..."

"Maybe it will take hundreds of years for the Muggles to discover us, but the contradictions within the wizarding world are already extremely acute." Brian said, "If we don't do it now, when will we wait? Wait until the third or fourth term Leave the Dark Lord alone? Wait until the wizarding world collapses internally, or someone starts a war again?"

"You are always evading, Dumbledore." Brian looked into Dumbledore's eyes, "You could have broadened the wizards' horizons, instead of maintaining the same and letting it gradually decay... "

This time, Dumbledore avoided Brian's gaze.

"Then what are you going to do?" Dumbledore asked softly.

"First of all, we must clearly distinguish who is the enemy and who is a friend. In a short period of time in the future, we will be able to distinguish between friend and foe." Brian has already thought about everything, "Unite the majority and attack the small group." ."

"We don't have many enemies. We only have an ambitious man who calls himself the Dark Lord, a few loyal lunatics under his command, and... a few people who refuse to open the door to the wizarding world and try to use the mantis as a chariot."

Brian said with a smile, but did not say how to deal with that group of people. As an enemy, if you remain stubborn, you should be eliminated. Anyway, the Dark Lord is responsible.

"Next, it's time for the wizarding world to unite and find a way out under the oppression of the 'Dark Lord'." Brian said, "What I hope is to gradually open up and gradually penetrate... until one day we open the door and appear in the world. , and when the Muggles find that they can no longer live without us."

"That's it?" Dumbledore asked.

"Of course not, we also need to be deterred by force." Brian raised his lips, "We need some guardians hidden in the shadows..."

"So, can you guarantee that those people will not change their original intentions after gaining power?" Dumbledore's eyes seemed to be looking into the depths of Brian's heart.

"Maybe." Brian smiled, "Rely on the oath, rely on balance... there is always a way."

"So...what about you?" Dumbledore asked.

"Me?" Brian smiled a little weirdly, "I have never pursued power..."

"Then why do you go to all the trouble to do this kind of thing?" Dumbledore said softly, "I think you are not the kind of person who worries about the future of the wizarding world... I should still have some sense of knowing people."

"..." Brian was silent for a moment and said, "Maybe I just want to leave something in this world. Create a better future for my parents and friends...?"

"That's not all..." Dumbledore said.

Brian closed his eyes and thought for a while, then showed a bright smile and said: "Because it's interesting... On the road of pursuing the truth, I always hope to have some adjustments. I think it's too stupid to be the Dark Lord. To be you Such people are too tired, so I chose a compromise method to see what kind of world I would create."

"This is very irresponsible behavior." Dumbledore said slowly, looking very troubled.

"But it won't get too bad," Brian's expression looked calm and soft under the moonlight, "This is the best way out I have ever thought of..."

"Besides, even if you don't want to cooperate with me, it doesn't matter much. At most, more people will be crushed by the general trend." He smiled mischievously, "When Voldemort is resurrected, the seeds will already be there." Once the plan has sprouted, it will be like the wheels of history rolling forward, and it will no longer be able to stop it..."

"Unless you can kill me before I arrange everything." Brian looked up at Dumbledore.

Dumbledore shook his head, his long white beard swaying. At this time, he looked old and tired, and said somewhat helplessly and dejectedly: "That's it... no matter you are right or wrong, it is a change."

"I have been looking forward to a change, a person to break the deadlock...but I am afraid of this change." Dumbledore said, "I used to be proud of the power of wizards, and I was also dissatisfied with this hidden wizarding world. ... But in the end it was wrong. I trusted the wrong person and did the wrong thing."

"I'm afraid of contact with power, because I know that I..." Dumbledore said with a wry smile, "If I can't stand the temptation, it will make me become another person."

"If you can really stick to this idea, then I can do my best with this old bone." He closed his eyes and murmured, "But if one day you try to bring death and terror to the world..." He Looking at Brian with sharp eyes, "I will stop you and do whatever it takes."

"Very good." The smile on Brian's face was still gentle. He nodded and said, "Then, happy cooperation, Mr. Dumbledore."

Brian stretched out his hand and shook Dumbledore's old hand tightly.

"Do you want an unbreakable vow?" Brian said with a smile.

"No need." Dumbledore shook his head and said, "There will always be loopholes in oaths. I hope you can live up to the trust of all those who love you and follow you..."

When a person is trusted by others, he will be more willing to repay this trust with behavior. This may be the strongest and most beautiful yoke.

"I originally thought I could be your guide," Dumbledore's eyes were full of vicissitudes, "but I didn't expect that you had already exceeded all my expectations... and even taught me a lesson in return."

"I'm very grateful to you. You helped me a lot." Brian said softly. "When I was in first grade, I was very confused and couldn't find my direction. You really pushed me. Last semester, you gave me The information was of great help, as well as Flamel’s alchemy notes..."

Perhaps, he insists on doing such a thing because he wants to prove himself and give something in return?

Brian savored his original intention and thoughts, and felt a little at a loss for a moment. The atmosphere fell silent.

"Then do it." Dumbledore patted Brian on the shoulder, "You must always remember that those who love you are worthy of your love back..."

"A fairy tale about 'love'?" Brian murmured.

But the fairy tale is over. In the stories of adults, love is beautiful and fragile. It can create miracles, but it also brings more sadness.

As Brian thought this, he heard the rapid footsteps outside and the increasingly noisy sounds.