The Hogwarts Emerald

Chapter 306 White Demon King

Who is the best in the world?

Since ancient times, there is no first in literature, no second in martial arts, and the title of invincible has always been a hot potato. Today, Albus Dumbledore, the greatest wizard in the magic world and the headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, taught Ada a lesson, telling her what it means to be unparalleled and invincible.

When Ada was in the third grade, she had the honor of receiving private instruction from Dumbledore. At that time, Dumbledore and Ada had a one-sided interaction of beating a child.

That's right, Ada was the kid who was beaten. This was the only two times she lost since she came into contact with magic, and it was also her worst defeat. In the two simulated battles, Ada lost so badly that she couldn't even find the north.

Based on Ada's own characteristics and offensive habits, Dumbledore provided her with a more optimized growth direction. Ada has benefited from this private guidance to this day.

At that time, Dumbledore's fighting ability left a deep impression on Ada, setting a benchmark in her heart, an invincible goal. As Ada grew up and Grindelwald taught her by example, Ada felt that Dumbledore's goal did not seem so far-fetched.

But today, Dumbledore cast two spells with ease, which once again deeply shocked Ada's inner world and made Ada realize how shallow she had been. The greatest wizard is worthy of being the greatest wizard. He is only one step away from Ada, but this step is like a chasm.

If she could make it, there would be nothing to say. The natural barrier would become a thoroughfare, and Ada would rise straight up and become a true demon king. If she could not make it, Ada's lifelong achievements would stop here.

Even if Ada had the help of the powerful plug-in system, she could not easily reach Dumbledore's level. This is a transformation of the mind, soul, and way of thinking, a rebirth in another sense.

A journey of a hundred miles begins with a single step. If Grindelwald and Voldemort are between 95 and 99, then Dumbledore has already completed the hundred miles.

It seems that the difference is very small, but in fact this gap is the reason why Dumbledore can continue to serve as the headmaster of Hogwarts and continue to be active in the wizarding world, while the two Dark Lords can only exit the stage in disgrace.

As for Ada, she is still at the 80 stage, fluctuating between 80 and 89.

There is only one number between 89 and 90, but a slight error can make a huge difference. This one number difference made Dumbledore someone that Ada could only look up to. Forget about being on par with Dumbledore. Ada was not even qualified to be his rival.

Yes, the gap is that big. It is extremely rare for Ada to have the courage to challenge Dumbledore.

Although wizards in the magic world generally have high attack and low defense, Ida cannot see any hope of defeating Dumbledore at this stage. This gap is not only in strength, but more in realm.

In Dumbledore's eyes, any attempt by Ada was futile and could be easily detected, so there was no possibility of exposing the universal phenomenon of wizards' low defense.

Unless Ada stole Dumbledore's wand or temporarily incapacitated the headmaster, it would be almost impossible to win.

Many brilliant geniuses ultimately stop at Ada's level and are unable to go any further throughout their lives.

But Ada was luckier than these predecessors. She received guidance from Dumbledore and Grindelwald, and had already pictured the peak in her mind. This made Ada's destination clearer, instead of taking one step at a time, calculating one step at a time, and then looking at the next step. But Ada was also unfortunate. The huge gap between them could easily destroy a person's inner determination, making the person unable to recover from it, or even regress uncontrollably.

Fortunately, Grindelwald had trained Ada's heart into a thick and hard callus. It was because of this callus that Ada would not be easily destroyed and would have more opportunities to challenge the highest peak that humans can currently reach.

Today's sudden attack by the Dementors, and Dumbledore's effortless response, meant to other students just "Wow, the headmaster is so awesome", but to Ada it was a stepping stone.

Ada's current strength has reached, or is close to, that of Professor McGonagall and Snape, who are already a small group of top people in the wizarding world. But such people are still powerless when facing Dumbledore, Grindelwald, and Voldemort.

At these two levels, the difference in strength between the two can no longer be made up by the accumulation of spells or the breadth of magical knowledge.

This year, because she became a class monitor, Ada lost a lot of free time, and accordingly, the time for Ada's private practice was also reduced.

Excessive practice has not improved Ada as much as it did in the past few years. What Ada needs is a breakthrough, to break out of her inherent ideas and have a newer and higher understanding of magic.

Today, the sudden attack of the Dementors gave Ada such an opportunity. Dumbledore's magic drew a new blueprint, marked a vague direction for progress, and gave Ada a new level of understanding of the use and understanding of magic.

Although it has not yet reached the point where words can be spoken and spells can be cast, the same spell has completely different power and influence in Ada's hands and Dumbledore's hands. As for whether Ada can understand it and how much she can understand, it all depends on Ada herself.

All the students in the school returned to the castle one by one under the escort of the professors, and Harry was also sent to the school infirmary. The stadium, which was very lively just now, became empty in an instant, with only Oliver Wood left.

Quidditch captain Oliver Wood stood alone in the wind and rain, letting the cold sleet hit his face randomly, he probably wanted to drown himself. When Harry fell off his broom, Cedric caught the Golden Snitch and handed Gryffindor a defeat.

Can Cedric's behavior be regarded as taking advantage of someone's misfortune? This cannot be said, because the situation on the field was particularly chaotic at the time, and Cedric could not accurately judge what happened to Harry, and catching the Golden Snitch was his only responsibility, so this matter could not be blamed on him anyway.

Can this be blamed on Harry? The answer is no. The Dementors appeared without warning, catching Harry off guard. Harry had experienced the most extreme terror in the world, so the Dementors had a much greater impact on him than ordinary people, which caused Harry to lose consciousness, miss the chance to end the game, and fall off his broom.

Any normal person would not blame Harry, he always won the golden flying eagle every time he played, bringing victory to Gryffindor. It was just a failure, why should Gryffindor students blame Harry, not to mention that he fell from a height of dozens of feet and almost became a Harry faction.

If you want to blame someone, blame Voldemort, because he left such a huge psychological trauma on Harry's young mind; if you want to blame someone, blame the Ministry of Magic, because if they hadn't let Black escape, there would be no reason for the Dementors to be stationed around the school; if you want to blame someone, blame the Dementors, because who allowed these dark creatures to run to the Quidditch field without knowing why and attack students without scruples.

Dumbledore was very angry, his face was so gloomy that water was about to drip out of it. After saving Harry, Dumbledore left the school. Some people touched his bottom line, and he could no longer ignore the darkness shrouding the school. The greatest wizard can also be called the devil.

(End of this chapter)