HP: After binding to the strongest wizard development system

Professor Dumbledore immediately asked about the source of the sequelae, but Till did not answer immediately.

Vice President Emery rubbed his sore wrist, raised his head and looked at Professor Dumbledore. The retired former principal is obviously having a good life, and his face looks much better than before he retired last year.

This knowledge made Tire's tone even more unkind. He was both complaining about Grindelwald and jealous of Professor Dumbledore's leisure: "From what standpoint are you asking?"

"Grindelwald has thought about telling you." Till smiled bitterly, "But he felt that it was a burden on you. He didn't want you to soften your heart or forgive him because of what he did."

Professor Dumbledore leaned on the table: "What exactly do you know?"

"I know everything." Till had no intention of hiding it. Although speaking out about it had the implication of "taking advantage of someone for a favor," Till didn't want Professor Dumbledore to be kept hidden, just for Glinde's sake. fertile.

"When I first met Grindelwald, he was not far from death. He was so out of breath that he coughed when he spoke a few words, and his teeth seemed to have almost fallen out."

Teal said while observing Professor Dumbledore's expression. She found that she would be satisfied to see the flash of pain on Professor Dumbledore's face: "He used an ancient secret method to force the age of his body. The earth has returned to his youth, but his lifespan will be shortened, and his magic power will weaken every month."

"But it is obvious that the weakening of magic power is not the only sequelae. His memory began to go wrong, and the memories in his mind for more than a hundred years began to become confused and blurred until they were completely forgotten." Thiel deliberately made Grindelwald's situation more serious. Having said that, Professor Dumbledore shook his body sadly.

There was no need for Till to speak again after that. Professor Dumbledore had quickly returned to Grindelwald's small courtyard and looked at Grindelwald who was enjoying himself inside with a complicated look.

This was the second time Grindelwald saw the white-bearded old wizard today. This time he did not ask the Wiccan Party to drive away Professor Dumbledore. Instead, he got up alone, walked leisurely to the wall, and met Dumbledore. Professor Bullydo looked at each other across the wall: "You look familiar to me? Have we known each other before?"

Grindelwald accepted the fact that he had lost part of his memory well, and he didn't care much about those memories. He only needed to remember Till. The Wiccan Party said that he had a good relationship with Till.

Although the boxes containing many envelopes and parchments were also brought by Grindelwald, Grindelwald had no intention of opening them. He just left them idle on the cabinet and occasionally took an interest to look at the number of boxes. , wondering why my past left only the memories of so few boxes.

Is it because past experiences are not important, or has his mentality changed and he only values ​​some of them?

Grindelwald thinks it's most likely the latter.

"I know." Professor Dumbledore didn't know how to face Grindelwald for a moment. He was angry and sad, but when he spoke, the corners of his mouth were raised, "I've beaten him several times. "

Grindelwald looked at Professor Dumbledore with admiration: "Then it seems that you are quite capable."

Grindelwald would not be interested in fighting against people who are not strong enough. Those who can choose to fight multiple times must also be strong wizards.

Grindelwald took a deep look at Professor Dumbledore, and when he turned around and went back to drink tea, he was wondering whether Tyr, who always came to chat with him, was better, or the old wizard.

Thinking of Till who mostly talked to him unilaterally, Grindelwald felt that she was still stronger. If he wasn't strong enough, he wouldn't be able to hand over the Wiccan Party to Till with confidence.

After all, they are his subordinates. Grindelwald must hope that their next leader is strong, otherwise he will not be able to give them shelter and will not be convinced by them.

After deciding that Tyr was stronger than Professor Dumbledore, Grindelwald paid no attention to Professor Dumbledore. He changed to a potion that Snape brewed for him and took a sip. He was disgusted by Teal's partner's strange hobby of brewing potions. He could actually make it more difficult to swallow than the bitterest black tea he had ever drunk. .

Swallowing it little by little was Grindelwald's greatest respect for the potion that was said to gradually strengthen his memory.

Professor Dumbledore left quietly. He finally visited Aberforth's Hog's Head Bar in the evening, and silently clenched the glass of lemonade filled with honey under his brother's disgusted eyes.

"Why are you so silent?" Aberforth slapped the bar table, not liking how quiet Professor Dumbledore was. Obviously, when Professor Dumbledore came to the Pig's Head Bar in the past, he would spare no effort to annoy him with boring topics.

It's really abnormal to be like this today.

"Grindelwald has lived in Hogsmeade for so long, why did I only find out today?" As soon as Professor Dumbledore opened his mouth, he asked a question that made Aberforth stop wiping the cup.

He was wondering about this question as he walked all the way just now.

The low wall of Grindelwald's courtyard knew Professor Dumbledore's chest. He would leave Godric's Hollow almost every week to find Aberforth, but why didn't he discover Grindelwald's existence until today?

Judging from Teal's reaction, Grindelwald should have settled in Hogsmeade before spring. It's impossible for Professor Dumbledore to discover his existence today... There must be something wrong here!

Aberforth smiled mockingly: "I don't want you to find out, but there are ways."

Professor Dumbledore laughed deeply. As expected, his brother already knew that Grindelwald lived in Hogsmeade. Aberforth was not at all surprised that Grindelwald appeared from Professor Dumbledore, nor did he doubt the fact that Grindelwald lived in Hogsmeade.

"You are all hiding from me." Professor Dumbledore closed his eyes. Neither Grindelwald nor Aberforth, nor Till and Snape in Hogwarts, told him about Grindelwald. Waugh has moved away from Nurmengard and comes to live in Hogsmeade.

Do you not want to tell, or do you feel there is no need to tell?

Aberforth said coldly: "Don't tell me you're going to make another mistake."

"My relationship with him was not a mistake." Professor Dumbledore pursed his lips and retorted resolutely.

"Really?" Aberforth put down the wine glass and rag, and crossed his hands on his chest, "Then what are you going to do? Restore your old relationship with the amnesiac Grindelwald who has forgotten you? He may not appreciate it."

Professor Dumbledore didn't say anything. After drinking a few sips of the lemonade, he ignored Aberforth's snort and left the Hog's Head Bar. He did not disturb Grindelwald, but stood quietly outside the courtyard where Grindelwald now lived, listening to Grindelwald's disgust with Till's verbosity.

That's fine.