Hogwarts: Oops, I'm Voldemort

"Albus?"

Grindelwald stared at the shadow for a long time before confirming that it was really the person he thought about day and night.

But just as he was about to walk up, he found that Dumbledore's shadow had disappeared next to the tomb.

It was just his illusion, a dream bubble. Before he could get closer, he was pierced by the sharp reality.

At this moment Grindelwald's longing for Dumbledore reached its peak.

How much he wanted to see Dumbledore in person again, how much he wanted to talk to him again, how much he wanted to tell Dumbledore that he and Cyrus would soon avenge him, eliminate the hidden threat Herbo, and let him You can sleep peacefully and don't have to worry about living things anymore.

He wished he could tell Dumbledore personally that he would go find him soon and they could embark on an adventure together.

In fact, there is a portrait of Dumbledore in the principal's office. Dumbledore passed away very suddenly, but he usually had the habit of taking his memories out of his brain. Filling those memories into the portrait can also create a "Dumbledore". Bullido”.

However, Grindelwald knew clearly that it was not him at all. He had not even seen Dumbledore's portrait once in such a long time.

That's false, just a bunch of memory filler!

"But I know what is real." He slowly walked to the edge of the tomb, leaned against it and sat down again, and then tremblingly took out a black stone from his sleeve.

It’s the Resurrection Stone again.

This ominous stone appears again in the story.

This is the one left by Dumbledore. That night, Herbo took away the Elder Wand after killing Dumbledore, but left the Resurrection Stone behind. So the Resurrection Stone fell into Grindelwald's hands.

He had endured it for so long, and until today, until Cyrus was about to cross time to completely eliminate Haierbo, he took out the Resurrection Stone. He thought he had nothing to worry about now.

He didn't know that the God of Death was actually behind Haierbo, because after he gave his power to Cyrus, he almost passed out. When Ginny passed the information to Cyrus, she also passed it directly to Cyrus through the diary. Passed through the mind.

"No one will disturb our night, Albus."

He said while turning the Resurrection Stone three times in his palm.

Then, the night at Hogwarts seemed a little different, and there was a hazy thing spreading inside the castle. It was like a thin layer of silver mist, which seemed to be heavier than everything in the world, but also seemed to be very light, lighter than life and heavier than the soul!

Grindelwald has lost his magic power, but he can still imagine that there must be an old man at this moment - he is wearing his favorite wizard robe, which looks a bit bloated, but exquisite, and the decoration on it is very complicated - he wears He was wearing a wizard's hat, but it was not worn straight, it was crooked and looked a little restless - he was wearing gold-rimmed glasses shaped like crescent moons, and the delicate lenses were placed on his nose that had been crooked several times -

He is Dumbledore!

His eyes are blue, more beautiful than a frozen black lake, and the light they reflect is the light of wisdom; he has a long beard that can be dragged to his belt like a waterfall, which makes him look a bit conspicuous. old.

He must have walked slowly through every corridor, carefully observed every corner of the castle, and greeted every portrait or soul. Go and touch the head of each sleeping little wizard, cover them with quilts, and make sure they are okay.

Finally, he would walk through the corridors, into the moonlit atrium, and into his, Grindelwald's, dream.

Dumbledore did come.

But he was not the same as Grindelwald imagined, but rather similar to how he looked fifty years ago. Grindelwald was referring to the cold look on his face.

"Don't call me Albus, Grindelwald." Dumbledore coldly shattered Grindelwald's dream.

Grindelwald suddenly woke up as if a large bucket of cold water had been poured from head to toe. This was never a good night, this was a nightmare!

"Your stupidity and willfulness are beyond my imagination." The words coming out of Dumbledore's mouth seemed to be very angry, but his tone was very calm. He didn't seem angry, but he was extremely disappointed in Grindelwald. , to the point where I can no longer get angry.

He might not be so indifferent when talking to a stone.

"Everything Cyrus did was in vain because of you."

"I don't understand what you mean." Grindelwald looked very pitiful and pathetic at the moment. Compared to Dumbledore, he was as small as a starving cat, wrinkled and curled up. group.

He was also like a cat, longing for a warm hug and some comfort.

but.

Dumbledore shook his head: "You don't deserve it."

Grindelwald was stunned. This short sentence passed through his heart like a hot knife, like a strong pickaxe hammering hard on the ice, one after another, trying to destroy him completely. Crush!

But he didn't want to be treated so ruthlessly.

He had had enough of feeling like those marble walls in the wet Nurmengard winter, like this cold white tomb.

He just wants to hear some warm words, like putting on a pair of soft wool socks in winter, or drinking a cup of hot pumpkin juice.

"What have I done, Albus, what have I done to deserve you to do this to me?" He cried sadly, kneeling at the feet of Dumbledore's soul, his muddy tears dripping into the soil, "A Even if a century has passed, are you still unwilling to forgive me? I thought..."

I thought those ambiguous moments not long ago were a sign of forgiveness.

Grindelwald thought.

But now it seems that he was wrong, and very wrong.

Dumbledore never forgave him.

But in fact, Grindelwald's current thinking is wrong. In fact, regarding Ariana's incident, Dumbledore didn't hate him so much as he hated himself.

He has always maintained a complex emotion towards Grindelwald.

But now, the Dumbledore in front of him has absolute reason. He can let go of the past that cannot be changed, but he can't let go of what is about to happen.

"You shouldn't use the Resurrection Stone," he said.

"Yes..." Grindelwald buried his head and cried. He was like a child who made a mistake and didn't even realize where he went wrong. He was because he was sad, because he was afraid, and because of Dumbledore's ruthlessness. Make him cry with grief.

It was like he was stepping on shards of glass with his bare feet, and there was a stinging sensation with every step he took.

"How can you forgive me?" he begged.

"I will never forgive you."

"You made Cyrus's efforts come to nothing!" said Dumbledore. "He could have saved everything. As long as you and Harry's soul face death together, you can defeat him. Because he will never win. to three immortal souls."