Hogwarts: Why do you call me the Demon King?

Isaac quickly wrote a letter and handed it to the shopkeeper's owl.

Isaac didn't let the shopkeeper's owl run errands for nothing.

He bought Kuku a lot of snacks at the store, and then happily walked out of the Owl Store carrying the small package.

Then Isaac truly acted like a young wizard entering the magical world for the first time, showing curiosity about everything.

He spent the most time at the Flying Broomstick Shop, going from the ice cream shop to the Flying Broomstick Shop.

The store's main flying broom model is the Nimbus 2000, which was also the first flying broom Harry Potter later obtained.

Isaac carefully compared the Nimbus 2000 with the other flying broom models in the store.

Ultimately, he concluded that he wasn't particularly fond of the idea of ​​traveling by flying on a broomstick.

He doesn't reject flying, but he'd rather not ride a broomstick.

Although he wasn't particularly interested in flying brooms, he still spent a considerable amount of time in the store.

This aligns well with the little wizard's behavioral logic.

Young wizards like Isaac always dream of being able to ride something.

Chapter 18 Old Deng's "Bewitching"

Isaac's final destination was the candy store next to Ollivander's wand shop.

Wouldn't it be more reasonable for children to run to the candy store and make purchases when their parents aren't around?

It must be said that the candies in the magical world are quite unique.

Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans, Crucible Cake, Chocolate Frog, and of course, a pile of cockroaches in the corner.

To be honest, Isaac has always felt that this thing was only really meant for Dumbledore.

The Magic Candy Shop still makes these things exclusively for Dumbledore.

Who told him to be Dumbledore?

The shelves of the magic candy shop were lined up in rows. After entering the shop, Isaac quickly walked to the far corner.

In a corner, Isaac met Dumbledore, who seemed to have been waiting for him for some time.

The greatest wizard of our time, the only one Voldemort feared, the one who defeated Grindelwald, and a friend of Nicolas Flamel, stood quietly in the corner of the candy store, waiting for Isaac.

Upon seeing Isaac's arrival, Dumbledore took off his glasses and wiped them.

"Isaac, I saw your letter. You said someone wanted to attack you?"

“Yes, Professor Dumbledore.” Isaac nodded; this was the main reason he urgently “summoned” Dumbledore.

Just now, outside the Leaky Cauldron, Isaac sensed danger and immediately made a prophecy for himself.

Then I decisively returned to Diagon Alley.

The driver sent by the old butler at the gate has been controlled by the wizard, and Isaac will likely be attacked and kidnapped once he gets into the car.

However, this time the attackers clearly didn't know how to deal with a prophet.

A prophet is a creature with a very strong premonition. Like Isaac, who could sense danger before it came and then simply prophesy it himself.

If the prophet's premonition cannot be concealed, then all attacks against the prophet could be seen through, just like Isaac's attack this time.

Some prophets are reckless. I know you're going to attack me, and I know your level of skill.

The reason I stepped into this trap is to crush you openly and honestly.

Grindelwald actually possesses some of these qualities.

Unfortunately, Isaac isn't Grindelwald—although he'd love to be tatak, the circumstances don't allow it.

In other worlds, some young wizards his age are already proficient in using the Cruciatus Curse, while others can make the Fiendfyre spell incredibly versatile.

Some young wizards even started playing with Avada Kedavra before they even started school.

Compared to his counterparts in other worlds, Isaac was more than just a burden to the transmigrators.

The problem is that his cheat isn't that big, so he has no choice but to act as a humanoid summoner once.

Summon Dumbledore directly.

I don't know Avada Kedavra, but I can summon someone who does, right?

Could it be that my magical career is actually based on summoning?

To be honest, as a prophet, Isaac has made remarkable achievements in the "summoning" style.

He was fully able to foresee the success rate of summoning various "legendary summons" and "epic summons" through prophecy.

It's important to know that Hogwarts not only has Dumbledore as its headmaster, but also four house masters and a whole host of professors.

Once Isaac gets to know these professors after enrolling, he can easily organize a luxury tour group if he encounters a similar situation again.

Can't watching a group of people watch a pervert trying to kidnap a young wizard be considered sightseeing?

Dumbledore probably hadn't expected Isaac's mind to be so active at this moment. After examining him carefully, he asked Isaac:

"Do you know the identity of the attacker?"

"Ah, Voldemort's lackey." Isaac called out Voldemort's name without any hesitation.

He was truly unafraid of Voldemort.

Firstly, Voldemort didn't feel very real to Isaac.

Even though he is now in the magical world of Harry Potter, Voldemort still holds a lot of historical significance for Isaac.

His biggest impression of Voldemort at this moment was probably that the guy didn't have a nose.

Isaac had never personally experienced Voldemort's brutality or cruelty, so he wasn't particularly afraid based on mere descriptions.

Furthermore, the first wizard Isaac met after coming into this world was Grindelwald.

If we're really afraid, isn't Grindelwald more terrifying than Voldemort?

If Nicolas Lemaître hadn't led his men to extinguish that raging fire in Paris back then, who knows how many more people would have perished.

In short, a noseless stray dog ​​is not worth Isaac's fear, and a Death Eater who shouts about the Dark Lord and his master and acts like a lackey is even less worthy of Isaac's fear.

This is what Isaac calls strategically despising the enemy.

“Tom…” Upon hearing Voldemort’s name, Dumbledore’s expression finally changed.

His expression didn't become more serious; on the contrary, Isaac thought Dumbledore's face was more filled with doubt and caution.

He might also be wondering why Death Eaters would target Isaac.

"Tsk! Professor, Tom Riddle is just taking advantage of you because you're an intellectual!"

Why are you thinking so much? Just arrest them and interrogate them!

Give him Legilimency, or if that doesn't work, some Truth Potion—Professor Snape definitely has some in stock!

Isaac's outburst interrupted Dumbledore's thoughts, and he was just about to correct Isaac's views.

But then I thought about how Isaac was a prophet, and then about Snape's personality...

Oh no, the kid was right, Snape really does have a stockpile of Veritaserum!

"Okay, you're right, we should definitely take action first."

"Do you know anything about the Death Eater's identity?" Dumbledore asked Isaac.

“Um… I can point it out to you, but you have to ask me about his identity…” Isaac shrugged, indicating that he couldn’t help.

If he summoned Professor Snape, he might be able to learn the attacker's identity by predicting the scene of Professor Snape interrogating the Death Eaters.

Unfortunately, it was Dumbledore who came, the top riddle master in the British wizarding world.

That's a master of riddles!

“In that case, Isaac, I might need your help with something.” Dumbledore suddenly looked at Isaac with a look that said, “I have a good idea.”

That expression immediately made Isaac's heart pound.

There's a saying that goes, "It's not the cunning of a bad person that's scary, but the sudden inspiration of a fool." This description certainly doesn't apply to Dumbledore.

But sometimes, a big shot's sudden inspiration can be even more destructive.

Just as Isaac was about to politely decline, Dumbledore suddenly asked a question in a low voice.

"Isaac, do you want to become stronger?"

Isaac was completely dumbfounded. Good heavens, is the Dumbledore in front of him from some trashy web game that has traveled through time?

Why does this sound like a ploy to get people to spend money?!

Chapter 19: Deng, Ge, and Tang's "Invincible Path"

"I don't have any money!" Because Dumbledore's "money-grabbing" tactics were so strong, Isaac instinctively clutched his wallet and waited warily for the old man in front of him.

"It doesn't cost any money."

Dumbledore stared at Isaac for a long time, completely baffled as to why the boy had such a thought process.