My Hogwarts has a serious problem.

Chapter 435, Section 432: Grindelwald's Admonition

"What's wrong?"

Lynn dared not ignore Grindelwald's words, especially after he had already proven just how outrageous his prophetic abilities were.

Grindelwald looked up at the sky outside the window. The weather was nice today, and every cloud was clearly visible.

"Have you forgotten something?"

Lynn was stunned.

"Forgot what?"

"During your first year at Hogwarts, your Defense Against the Dark Arts professor left you something. Did you take it?"

Lynn's first thought was of the magic books that Professor Fox had left him.

"After the summer vacation of first grade, I moved to my own house, and those books are in my study."

Grindelwald shook his head.

"Have you really forgotten that all he left you were these things from England?"

His suggestion was so straightforward that Lynn suddenly realized what he had forgotten.

"You mean his magic laboratory in Iceland?"

Professor Fox left all his possessions in the Forbidden Forest to Lynn, and apart from what he owned in England, his most cherished and treasured possessions were the research he had conducted in the Icelandic magic laboratory.

Lynn hadn't actually forgotten his "wills," but because Professor Fox didn't die in the end, he subconsciously didn't think about it.

After all, the true owner of these things is still alive. Although Fox later gave them back to him for free, he has not yet gone to Iceland to look for them.

"What's the use of those things?"

Lynn asked cautiously.

"I can't tell you everything I see definitively because prophecy is uncertain, especially since this matter is directly related to you. If you knew how things would develop, it might not necessarily get better; it could even become more troublesome. But what's in there will definitely be useful to you, and very useful."

Grindelwald's words served as a wake-up call for Lynn.

In fact, after capturing all the Death Eaters this year, he felt a sense of peace and tranquility.

Voldemort was no longer a threat; his henchmen had been captured or executed, and the entire wizarding world had never been so peaceful.

This even gave him the illusion that he could retire from the military and live a peaceful life tending to his small plot of land at Hogwarts.

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However, judging from what Grindelwald said, things were far more complicated than he thought.

"Do you remember what I asked Albus to tell you last year?" Grindelwald said meaningfully.

Lynn nodded: "The most dangerous things are often the ones I overlook the most."

"This statement is not only true at that time, but it remains true at all times."

Lynn seemed to be deep in thought, but Grindelwald did not allow him to stay there any longer.

That's all I wanted to tell you. All I can do is wish you good luck and hope I can see the day your dreams come true, and whether you can achieve what I expect.

He told Lynn to leave, and Lynn stood up, looking at him hesitantly.

"Uncle Zeng, are you planning to stay here forever and never go out?"

His mindset is different now. No matter what, Grindelwald has helped him a lot from the beginning until now, so he wants to do something for him.

However, Grindelwald shook his head and said...

"Staying here is one of the promises I made to Albus; I will stay here until I die. Otherwise, if I want to leave, who can stop me?"

Seeing his resolute attitude, Lynn did not speak again.

This is a feud between elders, and as a junior, he can only ask a few questions. If Grindelwald doesn't have this idea, there's nothing he can do.

"Can I come here to visit you often in the future?"

"It's up to you. Come whenever you have time, and you can ask me any questions you have. I can give you some advice. But if you want me to go out and help you with anything, that's impossible."

"Look at what you're saying, you're so old, how could I possibly trouble you with anything?"

With the pressure gone, Lynn started to smile and joke around.

At least the initial discomfort was gone; the old man in front of him was his true great-uncle.

Grindelwald waved to him.

"Let's go, we need to get things done in Iceland as soon as possible, you never know when you might need it."

Lynn bowed to Grindelwald and then left the small room.

Dumbledore wasn't waiting outside; Lynn didn't see him until he went down the spiral staircase.

"Finished talking?"

He didn't ask Lynn what they talked about up there, but after seeing him, he led him away from the tower.

Lynn nodded, then asked Dumbledore.

"May I come here to visit him again when I have time?"

Dumbledore did not refuse: "Of course you can. No one in the world has more right to do so than you. I also strongly suggest that you come and visit him here often when you have time."

They retraced their steps and headed towards the edge of the forest.

Alone in the tower, Grindelwald calmly looked down at the lush forest below, listening to the rustling of leaves in the wind, and a smile appeared on his lips.

He seemed to have spotted something interesting again.

After returning home from Newmontard, Lynn did not heed Grindelwald's words.

Because Kira had never been to Iceland, it had no way to Apparate itself there directly.

Lynn found Leon, the Auror Supervisor, and asked him to use the Ministry of Magic's official channels to send him to Iceland through the International Floo Network.

Iceland is sparsely populated, and wizards are even fewer, so the country does not have a Ministry of Magic government.

Wizards born in Iceland can study magic at Durmstrang School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, but due to the school's restrictions, only pure-blood wizards can enroll. If a Muggle child shows wizarding talent, then it all depends on the child's own luck.

Those who are lucky might be accepted into Beauxbatons School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, while those who are unlucky will have no choice but to let their magic grow uncontrollably and live as freaks in the Muggle world, or even become indifferent.

However, Iceland has a small population to begin with, and the wizards living there generally do not intermarry with Muggles. After the turn of the 20th century, such things rarely happened.

After arriving in Iceland, Lynn did not stay. Following the address Professor Fox had given him, he quickly found the magic laboratory that looked no different from an ordinary Muggle house.

It's morning now, I guess. Yeah, 20 PM!

(End of this chapter)