For Lohat, this was indeed a very important and shocking question.
As for Jon, it was obviously not that interesting.
If he knew everything, it would mean that nothing mattered anymore.
Because there was no surprise.
In human life, surprise was a very important thing. If there was no surprise, it meant that a lot of the original hope for life had been lost. Of course, except for those who liked to have everything under control.
But that kind of person was in the minority. Most people in this world still liked a little surprise in life. Of course, surprise and shock were two different concepts.
Jon liked the appearance of surprise, because for him, surprise was equivalent to the changes in the world.
In the past, he hoped that the world would go step by step, and it was best to go exactly the way he knew, but now he didn't think so?
Because, he began to gather some people around him who didn't have a good ending in the original story. He hoped that these people could live, and even hoped that they could live well.
Humans always have desires, and Jon's desire now, in addition to things related to himself, was to hope that the people around him could live well.
However, in this world, nothing was set in stone.
Once there was a change, the rest of the things would all change like a chain reaction, and it wasn't easy to turn back to the original state.
Jon didn't intend to turn things back to the right track. The so-called right track was just a possibility in the future he knew.
As long as he didn't interfere with what Harry was going through, the story could still develop in the general direction he knew.
As for how many things had changed in a small area, Jon didn't care.
As long as the story in the Hogwarts School didn't change much, then what happened outside the Hogwarts School was the same as what happened thousands of miles away from the school, and it wouldn't have any impact here.
Hogwarts was now a place that lived under the protection of the shield.
In this world, no one could underestimate a plan made by a legendary wizard. With Dumbledore's experience, strength, and vision, he could completely play everyone in the school in the palm of his hand.
As long as he wanted to.
Even Jon might not have the ability to resist.
Fortunately, Dumbledore had no interest in doing such a thing. He just wanted Harry to grow up step by step according to his plan, and then destroy Voldemort.
Dumbledore might not be a particularly strong opponent. Even if his strength was extraordinary, before he became a legendary Wizard, he would never be a match for Dumbledore. But Dumbledore had a problem … he was dying.
Even if nothing else happened, Dumbledore was already very old. At this age, if he didn't use some special means to prolong his life, then he had to find a successor as soon as possible.
Just finding a successor was not enough. Before he left, he needed to completely cultivate this successor. Strength, character, and so on, all aspects could not be too bad. This way, the situation of the entire magic world would not be too chaotic.
Everything he did had only one goal, and that was peace.
In order to achieve this, Dumbledore could be said to have put in a lot of effort. But from Jon's point of view, whether Dumbledore died in the ending, or in another ending, it would be difficult for him to achieve this goal.
The most difficult thing to predict in this world was the human heart. People could be used, but they could not be trusted.
Dumbledore was not the kind of person who left behind a few strategies and could predict what would happen hundreds of years later.
He wanted to pass on the responsibility to others, like a legacy, and pass on the responsibility that he took from the hands of his predecessors to the next generation.
There was nothing wrong with this idea. All the organizations and families in the world operated this way. Unfortunately, Hogwarts was not an organization or a family.
— That was the past tense.
Even if the current Hogwarts still retained some of the characteristics of a battle fortress, it was undeniable that now the center of the Wizard world was the Ministry of Magic. Hogwarts was just a magic school.
What was the most important thing for a school?
It was the students.
This school nurtured many different kinds of students. They all developed differently, but without exception, they all graduated from Hogwarts.
In the beginning, when Jon and Hufflepuff jointly founded the Hogwarts Association, they actually considered this point. And after two years of graduates from Hufflepuff Magic Research Association joined forces from outside the school, this point of consideration became a reality.
The friendship of classmates was the best bond no matter where it was.
And Jon was obviously not very qualified as a student. Although he was outstanding, he was not a student that the school nurtured normally.
The only problem was that the things he was learning now were many and varied, and he was relying on the entire learning system that Helga had arranged for him to stabilize his foundation.
But obviously, he could not rely on Helga now. After Helga fell into a deep sleep, he encountered more than just a little bit of problems. Helga had left him with a message to make a decision, but he still could not make up his mind.
"What's there to be uncertain about? I can give you a very suitable answer to this question."
Cecatly jumped in through the window. Jon could only express his admiration for her unconventional way of doing things. Other than that, there was nothing else he could do.
But he was very interested in what Cecatly had just said.
"Why don't you tell me more about it and give me a suggestion? It's good for everyone."
"Since you asked so sincerely, then I might as well be merciful and tell you."
Cecatly pulled out an apple from somewhere and took a bite out of it. "What you need to do now is not to waste time on meaningless things like thinking and hesitating.
If you want to ask me what to do next, then I don't have a clear answer for you. You can only rely on yourself to think about it.
But you have to know one thing. In human society, when a person has no direction at all, then there is only one thing they can do, and that is to work hard.
Hard work is the most useful thing. "
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