He couldn't be in a hurry to find a candidate for the experiment.
Jon roughly explained the cause and effect of this matter to Joanne. Then, he sent his first plan to Dumbledore.
His two days of work could be considered to have come to an end.
"I'll handle the search, but you'd better not have too much hope, because according to your request, I have to find someone who is really close to me. However, in my social circle, there is no one who is close to me and would not report this matter to the organization. If I want to find someone, I'll have to do it slowly."
"That doesn't matter. In any case, confidentiality is the most important thing. Don't expose it."
Jon wasn't worried about not being able to find a candidate. Regarding this matter, it wasn't as serious as what he had told Joanne. It would be best if Joanne could find a candidate. In that case, her choice would be more likely to succeed. If she couldn't find a candidate, it wouldn't matter. Jon could still use other means to find a suitable candidate and complete this experiment.
As long as a person succeeded in the experiment, there was no need to worry about the following matters. Experiments were bound to fail, but Jon wasn't too sure what would happen after the failure. Therefore, he needed to make further modifications to the Magic Net to perfect its logic.
However, there was no need to tell Joanne about this.
He knew how fast he could do things. The reason why he was in such a hurry was because an opportunity like Voldemort's was rare. Once an opportunity was lost, it wouldn't come again.
He couldn't guarantee that there would be another existence like Voldemort within a dozen years after Voldemort's death. At least from the information he knew, which was the end of the book about Harry Potter, there wouldn't be a second Voldemort within the next 19 years.
Jon knew what kind of person he was. He was very lazy.
For him, Voldemort's existence was more like a catalyst that gave him a time limit. Therefore, he had to end this matter before the time limit. Otherwise, the greatest danger wasn't that someone like Voldemort wouldn't appear again. Even without Voldemort, he could still push this matter forward, but it would be more difficult. What he was truly worried about was that he might lose interest in this matter for a very long time. Then, he wouldn't do it.
After all, to put it bluntly, no matter how the magic society developed, it would eventually reach that level. It didn't matter whether he pushed it or not, he only had the choice to speed up the process.
Although his actions only sped up the process, which meant that even if he didn't do it, it wouldn't have any effect on the outcome. At most, it would just be a little late. However, for a Wizard who had reached this level, how could he not wait for a few hundred years?
The Legendary Wizard had a lifespan of around 100 to 200 years. Compared to the two samples in front of him, namely Dumbledore and Grindelwald, it was easy to come to this conclusion.
Grindelwald entered the Legendary Wizard's realm later than Dumbledore, so from his appearance, it could be seen that he could still maintain his youthful appearance. It was only because he was still in the middle stage of the Legendary Wizard's strength that he could maintain his appearance.
On the other hand, Dumbledore looked older because he entered the Legendary Wizard's realm earlier than him. Moreover, he had worked hard for so many years without any rest, so his strength was somewhat reduced. More of his energy was devoted to the Wizard's world.
How to say it, this kind of behavior sounded very noble, but it didn't earn him much respect. Just look at the Malfoy family. Those pure-blooded Wizard families thought that they were noble, but because Dumbledore tolerated them, they became like this.
Jon didn't like Dumbledore's soft-heartedness. Even if Dumbledore had a lot of difficulties, Jon didn't feel the need to be soft-hearted to this extent.
Different people should be treated differently.
The Malfoy family … Even if he couldn't remove them from the list, he still needed to give them some pointers. Otherwise, if they were allowed to do what they wanted to do, how could the magic world be stable?
When Jon returned home from Joanne's place, he just happened to see Cecatly's letter from Huaxia.
It was worth mentioning that Cecatly had now changed her name.
When she left the small world of the ancient Egyptian gods, she stripped off a part of her blood that belonged to the god Toth and used it as nourishment for Isis. After that, the Crested Ibis blood that belonged to Huaxia completely dominated her body. After devouring the traces left behind by the ancient Egyptian gods, her status in her mother's family rose.
Whether it was for Jon or herself, this was a good thing.
After all, this world was still a world where the strong preyed on the weak. With corresponding strength, one could obtain corresponding status, and after obtaining status, one could do what one wanted to do.
Jon was like this, and naturally, Cecatly was the same.
After Cecatly returned to her mother's family and changed her name to Cinnabar, her abilities also changed accordingly. In the past, she had inherited the blood of the gods, so she had some special abilities, such as prying into the laws of the world.
Without the blood of the gods, this ability was naturally gone. However, there were gains and losses. She had obtained the ability to control the blood in her body, and her control of the power of light and shadow had been greatly improved. The power of her soul had also increased accordingly.
Under such circumstances, what she and Jon had agreed to do was naturally settled.
In fact, there was no need to worry about Huaxia. Huaxia was more traditional, and the older generation still had a lot of say, so she couldn't influence it for a while. If she really wanted to succeed in this matter, Jon had to open the door from the west.
Putting this matter in his heart, Jon began his daily life going back and forth between Privet Drive and Biro Manor.
At the end of the summer, what he had been waiting for finally happened.
On this night, Rank, who was by Mrs. Feig's side, sent back a message.
Harry was in danger.
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