A Certain Magical Hogwarts

Chapter 384 Please, all you elites, come here in an orderly fashion to shed your tears!

In order to learn powerful magic, he simply resurrected a knowledgeable pharaoh... It has to be said that both Grindelwald and that mysterious young man are incredibly hardcore!

This is just as crazy as Elon Musk, who wanted to explore Mars and invented his own private rocket.

In comparison, Voldemort seems as pure as a small snake. Though green and poisonous, he can only kill a few people at a time.

After all, he spent his entire life operating in Britain, and even at his peak, he had not been able to fully seize power; he was merely an illegal underground organization!

His henchmen have always remained at the low level of vandalism, looting, and arson.

Organized but undisciplined!

That's so low-class!

Meanwhile, Grindelwald and that young wizard had already planned to resurrect the Pharaoh as their teacher, and even formulated a basic roadmap and a comprehensive action plan.

The difference is definitely not in ability, but in perspective!

So, if a person lacks vision, they can't even be a good Dark Lord! They might as well be a money-making Minister of Magic.

So here's the question: William knows Grindelwald's name, but who is that mysterious young man?

So arrogant, he's got the air of a dragon overlord, how come I've never heard of him before?

Could she be Grindelwald's lover? It's quite possible; perhaps only someone like her could conquer the Dark Lord's body and soul.

Otherwise, there's no reason why Grindelwald wouldn't like Rozier, let him remain single for life, raise a goddaughter, and even humbly change his surname to Grindelwald.

William also noticed a strange detail, and he wondered:

"Arya is at most in her early twenties. Grindelwald has been imprisoned in Nurmengard since you defeated him. This timeline... doesn't seem to add up?"

"William, Grindelwald only wants to learn the secrets of prehistoric times, not to create powerful enemies." Dumbledore crossed his arms and leaned back in his chair.

"He did not resurrect Cleopatra in full accordance with the process of the Pharaoh's resurrection, but instead summoned her soul and had it reside in an ordinary wizard."

The sorcerer is the sacrifice, and when the soul of the sacrifice is completely devoured, a new sacrifice must be found.

Such a one-time expenditure could greatly weaken Cleopatra's power.

"After Grindelwald was defeated by me, Cleopatra's soul fell into Rozier's hands."

For some reason known only to Rosier herself, she placed the soul of Cleopatra VII into Arya's body.

"The soul of Cleopatra is inside Arya's body?" William asked in surprise.

He was initially surprised that Arya was so young yet possessed such strong magical abilities... This explanation does indeed make sense.

"Then she won't live much longer?" William said, feigning regret.

"That's right, her top priority now is to go to Egypt, find a way to kill Cleopatra, and free herself from the fate of her host."

William sighed. "Then let's just die already, preferably with Cleopatra!"

He suddenly realized that this world was indeed dangerous.

In the north there's Little Tom, in the south there's Arya, and lurking in the shadows is Cleopatra, and in the Albanian forests, there's the cunning Voldemort.

I don't know when it started, but suddenly the world is about to descend into chaos!

Compared to these big troubles, Blake is just like a stray dog ​​on the street, not worth William's attention at all!

See, it's still a matter of perspective. When you broaden your horizons, many things seem insignificant, like playing house.

"Is someone spying on Arya in Egypt?" William asked.

Dumbledore nodded. "I've already had Bill Weasley keep an eye on things over there."

William was suddenly startled.

After graduating with excellent grades, Bill went to Egypt to work as a tomb raider, and Mr. Weasley also went to Egypt this summer.

On the train, the twins also mentioned that Gringotts had recently discovered the tomb of Cleopatra, the Queen of Egypt... It would be strange if there wasn't a connection between these things.

Clearly, Dumbledore had already laid out his plans for Egypt!

The principal seemed to know what William was thinking, and he explained, "William, I only paid a little attention to Egypt; I didn't pay much attention to it before."

It was only after the Paris attacks that I started paying attention to Egypt again. And the recently discovered tomb of Cleopatra... it was probably deliberately exposed by Arya."

She was deliberately guiding the Gringotts wizards to help her open the tomb.

"Shouldn't we stop her?"

"Not for now. Cleopatra is a greater threat than Arya. We need Arya to kill her and return her to the Pure Land."

"..."

Dumbledore used Little Tom to eliminate Old Tom, and at the same time helped Arya kill Cleopatra... He really had to do both things well.

"Professor, why do you know so much about Grindelwald's plan back then?" William asked hesitantly.

"I heard from Rozier that you two were friends when you were young?"

For a moment, Dumbledore almost dared not look William in the eye.

"Yes, Grindelwald and I were once best friends, even closer than brothers."

That summer, I met Gellert for the first time.

You can't imagine how he attracted and inspired me, just like a cotton-padded coat in winter or a short-sleeved shirt in summer.

We went crazy, inseparable all day long, planned a pilgrimage, and intended to learn the secrets of prehistory, collect the Deathly Hallows, and then find Death and conquer it!

We swear to change the world, to force Muggles into submission, and to make wizards proud. Grindelwald and I are the glorious young leaders of this revolution.

Dumbledore felt as if all his strength had been drained away, and he leaned back in his chair.

"But because of one thing, we parted ways and broke up forever... Grindelwald then embarked on that road of no return alone."

"But you ultimately stopped him," William said earnestly.

"Yes, I finally stopped him, and I'm glad I did something worthwhile to atone for my life," Dumbledore said sadly.

The two sat in silence, with only the fairy jewel sparkling.

After an unknown amount of time, William suddenly asked curiously:

"Professor, besides Egypt, what other places will your planned pilgrimage route pass through?"

"Start from Godric's Hollow, because that's where Ignotus Peverell's tomb is, and he was rumored to have possessed a legendary invisibility cloak, much like the one in the Three Brothers' story," Dumbledore said softly.

"After that, we plan to go to Rome first, then through Greece, across the Mediterranean to Egypt, then along the Red Sea to Jerusalem, and finally our destination is... the center of the Old World."

"Constantinople?" William murmured in a daze.

Constantinople straddles the geographical boundary between Asia and Europe, a place where East and West meet, a crossroads of the world.

If there were such a pilgrimage, the destination could only be Constantinople.

Merlin, please, all you warriors, come here in an orderly fashion to shed your tears!

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