To be honest, the story of the matter was already very clear.
Someone had to kill Arianna in the chaos, and that person inherited the old wand and became the new owner. Since Grindelwald said so, it was obvious that the new owner was not him.
"But Dumbledore should already know about this matter."
"Of course he knew. If it wasn't for that, he wouldn't have kept hiding from me back then. Besides not wanting to face me, he didn't want to face the truth that he killed his sister with his own hands. But people have to face the truth, don't they?"
Grindelwald seemed to be a little dissatisfied, but this dissatisfaction was not directed at Dumbledore. Jon didn't know where this inexplicable emotion came from. The feeling disappeared from his mind in an instant.
"Dumbledore was not an indecisive person in the past. Because of these things, he became like this step by step. Speaking of which, I am also wrong. He used to trust me so much, but I didn't live up to his trust. I made him lose his sister and his lover at the same time. I think he must have been very sad at that time."
"Since things have come to this, what's the point of saying these things? Why don't you find Dumbledore and talk to him face to face? It's not convenient for me to listen to these things. "
Jon said. He looked up at the clock and found that it was getting late. He said goodbye to Grindelwald and returned to his room.
Now, he finally knew why Dumbledore couldn't help but use the resurrection stone at that time.
Now that he thought about it, if it were him, he would definitely not be able to accept the fact that he killed his sister with his own hands.
However, Jon suddenly thought of something and quickly walked out of the door.
Grindelwald was still sitting on the sofa in the living room.
"I knew you would come out again because we haven't finished talking, right?"
Grindelwald raised his head and looked at Chown who was coming down the stairs. He smiled quietly.
"Yes, because I just remembered that we haven't finished the topic at the beginning. I remember you said that the Sacred Artifact of Death is a lie?"
Jon sat back on the sofa opposite Grindelwald. Because he was a little anxious when he ran down from upstairs, he was now a little panting.
"Can you tell me in detail what exactly happened?"
"Of course, I was going to tell you about this matter. Although it's not a very important matter, you have to finish what you started, right?"
Jon didn't think that this matter was so unimportant. In his mind, this matter was very important.
"Then, let's talk about this lie?"
Facing Jon's request, Grindelwald naturally had no reason to disagree.
"Then, where should we start? Since we just talked about the Old Wand, let's start from the Sacred Artifact of Death.
You know that there are a total of three Sacred Artifacts of Death. They are the Old Wand, the Stone of Resurrection, and the Cloak of Invisibility. These three Sacred Artifacts of Death actually belong to the same person, or rather, they belong to the same God. "
Jon wasn't surprised by Grindelwald's words. Or rather, he wasn't surprised that such things were left behind by the Gods.
"But if that's the case, does that mean that the Dumbledore Family is actually the descendant of the Gods?"
Grindelwald shook his head, obviously denying Jon's idea.
"In this world, except for the bloodlines left behind by a few special Gods, there aren't many God Families. The Phoenix Guardian of the Dumbledore Family can only be considered a Divine Beast, not a God. After all, their family has never had a God ancestor."
These words were obviously referring to the Helga. However, an existence like Helga could be considered a rare character in thousands of years.
"That's why I said that you are such a lucky person. You were born with such a great advantage over others."
Jon smiled embarrassedly. Fortunately, Grindelwald didn't say much about this matter. He just skimmed over it and continued to the original topic.
"Dumbledore has always been looking for the Stone of Resurrection. After he obtained the Old Wand, he felt the power of the Sacred Artifacts of Death. He began to think that the Stone of Resurrection might be able to revive Arianna. However, that was just a delusion. Even if the Sacred Artifacts of Death were gathered, it could only guarantee that the owner of these three items wouldn't die. Moreover, before the owner's soul dissipates after death, there would be a chance to revive, but it couldn't completely revive others. This is something that challenges the rules of the world. Dumbledore has been a Legendary Wizard for so many years, but he has never understood this point.
Jon listened to Grindelwald's words and fell into deep thought. In fact, for a long time, he didn't know why Grindelwald, who was living well in the tower and had successfully broken through to the realm of Legendary Wizard, would come back to look for Dumbledore. Now, it seemed that the answer was very clear.
He wanted to bring salvation to Dumbledore.
But what was he going to do? Was he going to look for Dumbledore and tell him that his sister's death wasn't his fault? However, it was indeed Dumbledore who killed Arianna. This had become an established fact after Dumbledore fully obtained the Old Wand.
Then, Jon thought that if Dumbledore knew that the Lifestone wouldn't bring back Arianna, he wouldn't have taken the risk when he first found the Lifestone, which led to him being cursed by Voldemort.
"I have never thought of persuading Dumbledore on this point. He is a stubborn person, just like me. He won't give up the hope of bringing his sister back to life just because I tried to persuade him. Unless there is another way to replace it. But after so many years, he still hasn't found another way to bring his sister back to life, even if it's in an illusory world."
"Isn't there a portrait?"
Jon recalled the portrait in the Pig's Head Bar and asked. He didn't know if Grindelwald knew about the existence of the portrait, but if the girl in the portrait was indeed created when Arianna died, then Grindelwald should know about it.
This question made Grindelwald stunned for a moment.
He thought for a moment and remembered what Jon was talking about.
"That portrait is useless. When Arianna died, we immediately used magic to imprison her soul in the portrait. Although this prevented her soul from dissipating, this magic is irreversible. Even if Dumbledore found the Lifestone, it's useless."
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