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Chapter 288: Savior, and Destroyer (First Update)

Inside the magnificent Great Hall of Hogwarts Castle.

Hawking positioned Harry Potter opposite Dumbledore, with members of the Order of the Phoenix, some teachers from the school, and officials from the Wizarding Union who had rushed over.

In fact, when Dumbledore sent the letter requesting help yesterday, he used a tactic of feigning one move while secretly making another.

On the surface, he had Hagrid release a large number of owls to attract the attention of the Death Eaters who were monitoring them nearby, while secretly he had Professor McGonagall transform into a tabby cat and go through a secret passage to Hogsmeade to find his brother Albusford.

Inside Albusford's Pighead Bar, he had already prepared the key to the International Confederation of Wizards.

So, in fact, just as Voldemort led his army to besiege Hogwarts, the Wizarding Confederation's forces had already secretly hidden in Hogsmeade Village using the Portkey, ready to launch a pincer attack from both sides.

The reason why we haven't taken action yet.

On the one hand, there is no certainty; the chances of winning are less than 50%.

On the other hand, they are also waiting for Stephen Hawking, the mysterious figure who can resurrect wizards and instantly kill more than sixty Death Eaters.

However, they did not expect that Hawking would be so powerful, single-handedly defeating Voldemort and subduing so many of Voldemort's henchmen.

This is certainly a good thing, but it is also something that sends chills down your spine just thinking about it.

Because the mysterious Hawking has demonstrated such strength that he has surpassed Dumbledore and even Merlin.

Such a powerful figure is certainly good at saving the world now, but if he were to destroy the world one day, who could stop him?

Any leader would have the same concerns when faced with someone like Stephen Hawking; this is only human nature.

Moreover, Hawking is different from Dumbledore. Dumbledore is someone everyone knows well, whose character has been thoroughly tested and proven, earning everyone's complete trust.

But Stephen Hawking, a soul supposedly from another world, now occupies Harry Potter's body.

No one knows whether his origins are true or false, and no one knows whether his resurrection of Harry and his parents has any other ulterior motives, so we must treat him with caution.

"Mr. Hawking, on behalf of the entire wizarding community, I thank you for your help. If you need anything, we will do our best to help you."

Dumbledore personally handed Hawking the butterbeer that the house-elves had magically transferred to him.

Clearly, he was testing Hawking's intentions.

The high-ranking officials of the International Wizarding Federation below also pricked up their ears.

Hawking glanced around the room, instantly understanding the wizards' thoughts, took a sip of his butterbeer, and then said very directly:

"If you've heard some of the theories of Muggles, you should know that this world is not just Earth. There is an endless universe outside Earth, and there are many undiscovered worlds in the universe."

And I come from another world.

I'll tell you the truth: I did come into this world through Harry Potter's body, and I do have my reasons.

Not just in your world, but I've also traveled to many, many other worlds in the same way.

Actually, it's all about learning magic from different worlds and exploring the true meaning of magic.

However, I'm not exactly a pushover.

The principle is to repay kindness with kindness and revenge with revenge, and to exchange things of equal value.

For those friendly worlds, I won't do anything, and I might even offer some help, like how I helped you solve Voldemort's problem today.

For those unfriendly worlds, such as those that see me as a threat and try every means to kill me.

They covet my power and want to turn me into a knife in their hands.

They even tried to morally blackmail me, implying that I would be morally corrupt if I didn't help.

Then I wouldn't mind destroying that world directly, just like the meteorite you saw today. I could also turn the entire Earth into countless fragments.

Therefore, I can be either a savior or a destroyer.

The choice is yours: do you want to be the first, or the second?

Hawking stood up and smiled as he looked down at the senior members of the International Association of Wizards.

With his current strength, he doesn't need to play dumb to outmaneuver others, develop stealthily, or pretend to be a saintly hero. He can just announce the result directly.

If you're okay, I'm okay, everyone's okay. If you're not okay, then I have no choice but to destroy you.

Anyway, you can't beat me. No, the whole world combined can't beat me.

The key point is that even if you kill Harry Potter for the sake of the whole world, it won't work, because I can resurrect him after I come here.

There is absolutely no need for negotiation.

While smiling, Hawking exuded an incredibly terrifying aura, looking as if he would immediately destroy the world if they didn't answer correctly, which frightened all the wizards present so much that cold sweat poured down their faces.

"Mr. Hawking, you flatter us. Of course, we warmly welcome you to this world and have absolutely no other intentions. Don't you agree, Chairman Akimbad?"

The shrewd Dumbledore reacted quickly, immediately standing up and coming to Hawking after he finished speaking. He made his stance clear at the first opportunity and winked at Babajid Akinbad, the current president of the International Confederation of Wizards.

Babajid Akinbad quickly wiped away his cold sweat and nodded repeatedly like a chick pecking at rice:

"Of course, of course. Our entire wizarding world welcomes Mr. Hawking. I will present Mr. Hawking with all the spellbooks that the Ministries of Magic of various countries can collect, as our way of thanking you."

"President Akinbad, you're too kind. Since that's the case, I'll also give you some news."

Harry told me that you still have two Horcruxes left to find, so I'll tell you their locations.

Having achieved his goal, Hawking didn't mind showing a little goodwill:

"One of the Horcruxes is Rowena Ravenclaw's tiara, which is located on a plaster statue in the Room of Requirement."

The other one is Voldemort's snake, which I fixed at the castle gate.

You can defeat them with Fiendfire, the basilisk's fangs, or the sword of Gryffindor.

As for Voldemort's soul inside Harry, I will take care of it.

Over the past five years, Dumbledore and the Order of the Phoenix have not come away empty-handed.

Besides Voldemort's diary, which was destroyed by Harry in their second year, Helga Hufflepuff's golden cup and Marvolo Gaunt's ring were also found and destroyed by them one after another.

"Alright, that's all for today. I have to head back now."

After telling Voldemort the locations of the last two Horcruxes, Hawking realized that his template loading time was almost up, so he ended the Dreamwalking technique.

When everyone saw Harry's eyes return to normal, they all breathed a sigh of relief and slumped into their seats.

They felt that this Hawking was more than ten thousand times more terrifying than Voldemort!

(End of this chapter)