Time always flies when you have nothing to do, and the Christmas holiday was soon over.
Jon didn't do anything during the entire Christmas holiday.
This was one of the disadvantages of doing research. He couldn't keep up with his research and inspiration.
"People really shouldn't stay in solitude for too long."
When Jon was packing up his things, he suddenly remembered this sentence.
He was a person who liked to be alone, especially when he was thinking.
But at least he managed to integrate the information contained in the data collected by Kalidi into his own.
After comparing this information with the list of magic items that he already knew were stored in the vault, there were very few things that he could use.
In fact, Jon didn't know where the magic items in his vault came from. If he had known, he wouldn't have sold the magical item as an antique for money back then.
Now that he thought about it, he regretted it. But since he sold them at an auction, he couldn't get them back now.
Thinking too much about things that he couldn't get back would only add to his worries.
"Here, take this."
Jon took out a small gem-like object from his ring.
This was a gift from Perrenal to Jon at Christmas. It was a relic of the Elves from the era of Gods.
But so much time had passed, so there was no way to verify what this thing was.
So when Jon saw the blank look on Kalidi's face, he wasn't surprised at all.
"This thing is related to the Elves of ancient times, but I don't know the specifics. Before, I heard ancestor Helga say that you Elves were created by the Wizard using the ruins of the Elves, so I thought you might have a chance to find out."
In fact, even now, Jon could more or less see the relationship between the Elves and the Elves. In addition to their natural affinity with magic, they were more powerful than the Fairies, who were also the source of their bloodline. They also didn't look so strange. If he had to say something, he could only sigh at how extraordinary the Wizard's evil experiments were. He could only say that the bloodline of the Fairies was indeed stronger than the Elves. Otherwise, the result of the conflict between the two bloodlines wouldn't be something like the Elves.
It wasn't that the little elves were ugly, but compared to the elves, even the wizards weren't good-looking. It was a pity that the most beloved race of the world would eventually perish along with the decline of the world. On the other hand, the races that were treated casually by the world from the beginning would be able to fight for a way to survive in the gradually worsening environment.
Besides, even the Wizard had a very long history. The thousands of years of history that Jon thought was the limit of the world's research, not the limit of the Wizard's history.
"Kalidi, tell me, since the Wizard has so much history in his hands, why didn't he release it?"
How could the Elf know the answer to these questions? But since his master asked, he had to answer.
"Perhaps there are many reasons why they didn't release this thing, and even tampered with the history. It must be the result of the joint decision of all the Wizard. This world is so big, it must be that all the people of the Mysterious World agreed and followed this decision."
Jon nodded noncommittally. Sometimes, Kalidi's words made sense when he thought about them carefully.
"After I leave, take my key to Gringotts and retrieve the things I want you to retrieve. While you're at it, retrieve that harp as well. After that, split the thing I gave you into three parts and send it in. I don't think I need to remind you about this, right?"
Kalidi nodded silently, but he had already remembered these things in his heart.
He was Jon's most trusted person. In a situation where the Helga couldn't interfere with the real world, Kalidi was the only person by Jon's side who could speak without reservation.
If the house Elf could be considered as a human.
As for why he wanted to take back the harp, it was completely Jon's own bad taste.
He felt that if he had a musical instrument at home, it would be much more comfortable.
When he had nothing to do, he could play the harp to relax.
But his beautiful life at home was about to come to an end. He had to leave here immediately, go to the station, and return to school.
According to the information sent back by the house Elves, while he was away, Dumbledore transferred Naughty Ghost back to the principal's office. The position of the principal's secretary would always belong to Naughty Ghost. If the principal insisted, then he couldn't refuse.
This matter wasn't that important to Chown, but doing it at this time made it seem like Dumbledore was taking drastic measures to deal with the situation.
So he still didn't want him to leave school?
When he carried the box and walked out of the flying network with Béla, Jon had already made his decision.
There was no contradiction between him and Dumbledore, but if Dumbledore insisted that he didn't want him to leave, then he would have to do something to change Dumbledore's mind when he took some unorthodox paths through Naughty Ghost.
The principal obviously felt that he might not live for long, so he hoped that someone could maintain the peace of the school after he left. In fact, Jon also knew that in Dumbledore's plan, fighting against Voldemort was a work that required a lot of time.
Dumbledore's purpose had never been hidden from Jon.
He just wanted to do something for the Hogwarts and the entire world of magic. After getting rid of Voldemort, he hoped to cultivate a series of younger and more powerful Wizard as a new bloodline to change the rotten habits of the world of magic.
It was a rather noble idea. The only problem was that Jon didn't want to continue to be here and contribute to the reform of the world of magic.
He wasn't a selfless and selfless person.
When he agreed with Dumbledore in the general direction of his behavior, this became the fundamental difference between him and Dumbledore.
It didn't seem so important, but it would get more and more serious.
Once there was a crack between people, there was bound to be a day when they would be at each other's throats.
Dumbledore's idea was to keep Jon here through various means. After he passed away, Jon, with his special identity, would have to accept this mess.
However, Jon wasn't as easy to control as he thought.
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