Fairy Tail: I Am the God

"The creation of Horcruxes is a very evil form of dark magic, relying on..."

After exchanging a few words, Dumbledore noticed that Gray was reaching out his hand, asking him for the brochure about the Horcrux.

Seeing Gray's outstretched hand, Dumbledore hesitated, his heart filled with doubt.

Because he couldn't be sure whether Grey, after obtaining the book, would become like Voldemort, coveting its contents and thus creating a second Dark Lord.

Would you like to hear some advice from me?

Gray stretched out his hand and asked Dumbledore, who was standing in front of him.

Dumbledore didn't speak, but looked at the book in his hand and nodded slightly.

"If you want advice, give me this book and let me see what secrets it holds."

As Gray said this, he reached out and grabbed the book, trying to take it from Dumbledore's hand.

But this time, Dumbledore, who had remained unmoved, behaved very unusually.

He held the book tightly in his hand, and no matter how many times Gray tried, he couldn't take it from Dumbledore.

"Dumbledore, give it to me!"

Gray had no interest in playing with Dumbledore, so he spoke seriously.

Dumbledore, somewhat dazed upon hearing this, looked at the book in his hands and sighed:

"Without this book, perhaps Tom wouldn't have turned to killing, and there wouldn't be the story that followed!"

“You’re wrong, Dumbledore! Voldemort’s descent into killing stemmed from too much turmoil in his heart, not from a book.”

Gray spoke slowly and deliberately, and as he finished the last word, he snatched the book away.

Voldemort, also known as Tom Riddle.

Voldemort grew up in an orphanage and never experienced enough family affection.

During her growth in the orphanage, she suffered from the ostracism of everyone due to the violent outburst of her own magic, which made her increasingly withdrawn and cynical.

Therefore, Gray does not believe that Horcruxes, this evil spellbook, created Voldemort.

"It is said here that when a person who possesses a Horcrux dies, he will return to a soul state. In this state, the soul will possess other creatures and will have certain characteristics of those creatures!"

And you're telling me that Voldemort, during one of his possessions, attached himself to those reincarnated beings? Is that absolutely true?

Gray flipped through the pages quickly, and without looking up, turned his question to Dumbledore.

Dumbledore pondered for a moment, then nodded seriously:

"It's certain, absolutely true. Do you really believe that Voldemort, after possessing those reincarnated beings, acquired their identities and thus escaped the reset?"

"I have doubts, but I can't be sure."

Gray shook his head, then asked in a questioning tone:

"Do you think Voldemort might have improved this magic, giving it abilities that aren't in the book?"

For example, after possessing another, one might gain their memories! Or, after this fusion, one might obtain a portion of the reincarnated being's power and identity?

"If it's about gaining memories, I've also speculated about that; it's quite possible. As for the contractor's power and identity, are those important?"

Dumbledore was somewhat puzzled, not knowing what kind of impact Voldemort, as a character in the story, would have after obtaining the power and identity of a reincarnator from the Main God Space.

Actually, it's not Dumbledore's fault, but rather that the reincarnators he captured revealed too little.

Gray felt that since the Harry Potter world had been chosen by a certain God, there must be quite a few tasks assigned to it.

In this way, Voldemort is both a main character in the plot and a reincarnator who enters this world, so you can imagine how much benefit he will gain.

Putting everything else aside, just as a character in the storyline, he can command many reincarnated beings who come to do missions.

"Can I ask you a question?"

Just as Grey and Dumbledore were discussing, Hermione spoke up:

"You believe that Voldemort gained the identity and power of a reincarnator, but is it possible that the reincarnator replaced Voldemort and remained in this world?"

I've discovered that many of those reincarnators, especially the veterans, have a lot of hidden cards up their sleeves!

"The veteran's...trump card!"

Gray turned his head slightly, his eyes filled with solemnity, and said:

"You mean, it's also possible that the reincarnator intentionally allowed Voldemort to possess him! The purpose was to replace Voldemort and remain in this world?"

"Yes!"

Hermione nodded repeatedly, like a chick pecking at rice.

Gray couldn't help but gasp. If that were really the case, things would be in serious trouble.

Chapter 274, Strike First, Seize the Initiative. (Fourth Update)

What are reincarnators? They are the contractors of the main god, the best of the best in each world, beings who possess destiny.

Grey isn't afraid of Voldemort's awakening, but it would be a bit troublesome if Voldemort were no longer Voldemort but instead replaced by the Reincarnators.

This isn't Gray making a fuss; it's just that the reincarnators of the Supreme God are all people who prioritize self-interest.

If someone were to replace Voldemort by extraordinary means, then there would only be one thing they would do: rack up points.

"Professor Dumbledore, when did Voldemort take over the bodies of the reincarnators?"

"Before the 24th reset!"

Twenty-four times ago, Voldemort possessed the body of the reincarnator and began to become extraordinary.

This is a valuable piece of information.

It is clear from this that Dumbledore was at a disadvantage in the next 24 encounters with Voldemort.

"Professor, could you tell me about your encounters with Voldemort during the last ten resets?"

Grey was eager to know about the new Voldemort's power, so he asked Dumbledore.

Dumbledore's expression was somewhat grim, and he spoke in a very low voice:

"In the last ten resets, I fought Voldemort nine times, and was killed by him eight times and imprisoned once."

The best outcome wasn't that I won, but that I used all available resources to stall for seven years and ultimately ushered in the world's reset!

"hiss!"

Upon hearing this, Gray gasped.

Dumbledore's strength was that of a truly legendary wizard, and he was also an awakened being in the Harry Potter universe.

Even so, they suffered nine consecutive crushing defeats, with the best outcome being that the world was delayed until it was reset.

To be honest, Gray was speechless.

Perhaps Voldemort's power at this moment has already surpassed that of a legendary wizard.

Furthermore, they are adept at using others' strength against them, and can achieve complete suppression of the members of the Order of the Phoenix, led by Dumbledore.

"Voldemort always launches major battles, so what is his purpose?"

Hermione spoke up, asking Dumbledore a question.

"Purpose!"

Dumbledore expressed his regret and shook his head, saying:

"I don't know either. The only thing I'm sure of is that Voldemort always has a kill list and certain things he's bound to do."

For example, in every battle, Voldemort would try his best to kill Harry, Ron, me, Hermione, and even members of the Order of the Phoenix. Furthermore, Voldemort would attack the Ministry of Magic and then occupy Hogwarts!

Hearing Dumbledore's words, Gray's face darkened. There was now an 80% chance that Voldemort had been replaced by the Reincarnator.

"Big brother, the people Voldemort killed were all main characters in the story."

Hermione tugged at Grey's sleeve and said in a very low voice:

"If he is a reincarnator, then a reset is equivalent to a single-player reincarnation mission. Killing these main plot characters and conquering the Ministry of Magic and Hogwarts will definitely bring a lot of rewards."

With this person's cunning and methods, they would probably be an extremely rare existence even in a certain main god realm!

Gray had to admit that the fact that the other party dared to take this step was itself an extraordinary and bold attempt.

If all of this was planned in advance, then this unseen reincarnator is definitely a rare and terrifying existence.

The size of one's vision is determined by the size of one's heart.

Regardless of success or failure, Gray believed that anyone who devised such a plan, as long as they didn't die along the way, had a bright future ahead of them.

Unfortunately, despite his feelings, Gray realized that the two were destined to never become friends.

After all, Gray's mission in this world was to assist Dumbledore's side in preventing Hogwarts from being captured.

Therefore, from the perspective of interests, the two sides are destined to clash.

Unless one side compromises, there is no possibility of peaceful coexistence for the sake of mutual interests.

If peaceful coexistence is impossible, then it's best to strike first.

Gray's eyes were full of determination; playing chess against such an opponent was the most enjoyable thing.