Fairy Tail: I Am the God

"At this point in time, Harry and I should have been suspecting Professor Snape, while the real thief was Professor Quirrell."

Hermione, as expected of a reincarnator familiar with the plot, can recite the main timeline off the top of her head.

However, despite somewhat admiring the other person's memories, Gray still spoke up:

"Wrong. In this world, Professor Quirrell has no problem at all."

"this..."

Hermione felt a little dizzy and asked incredulously:

"Professor Quirrell, are you not possessed by Voldemort?"

Gray shook his head slightly and whispered:

"There are many problematic people in this world, but Professor Quirrell is definitely not one of them. And I can also tell you that the basilisk, which will be released in the second movie, is already dead..."

Chapter 271, The Uninvited Guest, Awakening. (First Update)

"The basilisk is dead?"

"He's dead. His remains are in the Chamber of Secrets. You can take Harry to see it if you'd like!"

Gray answered with certainty, because he had seen it with his own eyes.

Three months ago, Gray took some time to visit the Chamber of Secrets. Using his language-enhancing magic, he opened the door to the Chamber and saw the bastard that had already been killed.

Do you know who killed the basilisk?

Hermione's changing expression was a nightmare for those who see the plot as a cheat code; the disappearance of the Basilisk plot was simply unbearable.

“Is this the second question?”

Grey countered with a question, while Hermione hesitated.

Two questions, two answers.

Hermione had so many questions to ask, and this was the only chance left to ask one, which she had to cherish.

"It doesn't count!"

Gritting her teeth, Hermione shook her head, her mind racing as she pondered the answer to the question.

In the world of Harry Potter, the Basilisk may not be the most powerful, but there are not many who can kill it.

Most importantly, the basilisk is hiding in the Chamber of Secrets at Hogwarts.

In this way, there are very few people in the whole world who know how to kill the basilisk in the secret chamber without alerting others.

After thinking for a long time, Hermione still couldn't find an answer. Suddenly, a name flashed through her mind.

"Dumbledore!"

Hermione murmured the name, then asked incredulously, "Was it Dumbledore who killed the Basilisk?"

"What do you think?"

Gray asked a question without saying anything specific.

"It must be Dumbledore. His phoenix, Fawkes, is immune to the basilisk's petrifying gaze, and Dumbledore himself has the power to defeat the basilisk."

Hermione muttered to herself, becoming increasingly certain towards the end, with only one thing still unresolved:

"But why would Dumbledore kill the Basilisk? And I remember it was explicitly stated in the Harry Potter world that Dumbledore didn't know the location of the Chamber of Secrets, so how did he find it?"

Gray shrugged and said:

"If you're not afraid of death, you can ask Dumbledore, or you can ask me the second question."

"If I ask Dumbledore, will he kill me?"

Hermione's expression turned serious. Even though she was slow to react, she still noticed some clues.

"Maybe yes, maybe no. But I think people who know too much usually don't live very long!"

Grey wasn't sure either, but the words still sent a chill down Hermione's spine.

Sensing the fear in Hermione's eyes, Grey laughed:

"Since you know fear, then forget about the plot, lock all your curiosity in a cage, and don't explore the stories here, especially those about Voldemort or Dumbledore!"

"This damned world! That damned god!"

Hermione cursed.

The next second, just as Gray was about to speak, a knock came at the door.

dong dong dong-

Gray frowned slightly when he heard the knock on the door.

Hermione pondered for a moment, then whispered:

"It might be Harry and the others, I'll go check..."

Hermione got up to open the door, and as it slowly opened, she saw a white beard fluttering in the wind.

Upon seeing the iconic white beard, Gray knew who it was and rose to greet them:

"Professor, what brings you here?"

“When Felcy was on patrol, he found that some Gryffindor students had not returned to their dormitories. You know, Felcy often makes a big fuss, and I was so annoyed by him that I had to come and check on them.”

As he spoke, Dumbledore walked in and looked around Gray's room with great interest.

Gray's room was rather cluttered, with various magic books scattered throughout.

However, what interested Dumbledore most was not these spellbooks, but the layers upon layers of protective magic.

Dumbledore's gaze swept around the room, and he nodded as he spoke:

“These days, few wizards value safety as much as they do. I’m afraid that even if I wanted to force a fight with you here, I wouldn’t gain any advantage in the short term!”

"You're joking. You are the greatest wizard of this century. Who can rival you?"

Grey smiled and offered a flattering remark, then waved to Hermione beside him, saying:

"Hermione, you should go back now."

"No, she can stay."

Dumbledore shook his head slightly, looked at Gray seriously, and smiled:

"We have a lot to say, don't we?"

"Maybe..."

A barely perceptible hint of caution flashed in Gray's eyes.

For the past few months, Gray has been casting spells layer by layer to prevent the other party from breaking off relations.

Judging from Dumbledore's current demeanor, it's clear he has such intentions, and he's probably up to no good.

"Let me introduce myself. My name is Albus Dumbledore. And yours?"

Ignoring Gray's wariness, Dumbledore smiled and spoke to the two of them.

Upon hearing this introduction, Gray was somewhat dissatisfied and said:

"If you are Dumbledore, then I must be dreaming..."

For the first time, Grey directly denied Dumbledore's identity.

Hearing Grey's words, Hermione seemed a little nervous and couldn't help but lean back a little.

Dumbledore, however, seemed completely unconcerned, instead looking at Grey with his blue-glowing eyes:

"Why do you say that? Can't I be Dumbledore?"

"Legilimency!"

Gray did not answer, but instead uttered the words Legilimency slowly and deliberately.

The ability to capture the mind and extract memories from another person is characterized by the blue light emanating from their gaze.

For the past few months, Gray has been refining his Occlumency spell from the Harry Potter world in order to counteract this spell.

Therefore, under Dumbledore's watchful eye, he quickly learned of the other party's intentions.

"A very good brain-occlusion technique, it's the nemesis of mind control!"

The blue light in his eyes faded, and Dumbledore smiled slightly, as if using Legilimency was just a joke.

After withdrawing the blue light from his eyes, Dumbledore didn't seem to care and continued to ask:

"Tell me, why do you say I'm not Dumbledore?"

"The basilisk in the secret chamber had its eyes gouged out and its body was covered in signs of battle; it had clearly died from exhaustion!"

Grey paused briefly, then, using Dumbledore's words, countered, "Tell me, who killed the basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets?"

"it's me..."

Dumbledore nodded, giving a straightforward answer.

Upon hearing this answer, Gray also spoke up, stating bluntly: