Sometimes, it was actually a very lucky thing to have an unexpected turn of events.
When Jon founded the Hufflepuff Magic Research Association, he didn't think that this impromptu association would bring him such fame in just a few years.
However, this wasn't surprising. After all, the British Magic Society was only so big. Now, the Hufflepuff Magic Research Association outside of the school included almost eighty percent of Hufflepuff's graduates.
At first glance, this number didn't seem special, but the Hufflepuff Magic Academy had always been the school with the most students in Hogwarts Magic Academy. It took up almost two-fifths of the entire school. The Wizard in the British Magic Society basically relied on the Hogwarts Magic Academy.
In the past, the graduates of the Magic Academy would usually enter the Ministry of Magic to work in the Ministry of Magic. After all, in the entire British Magic Society, there was only one public organization on the surface. The other public organizations were all jointly established by several countries.
The reason why Hogwarts was treated so seriously by the Ministry of Magic was not only because of the supply of blood to the Ministry of Magic, but the number of wizards in the school was also not to be underestimated.
Excluding the Ministry of Magic, the academy had the most Wizard Magic Academies. Although half of them were weak, with Dumbledore's prestige and influence, he could mobilize half of the power in the Magic World.
It wasn't the British Magic Society, but the Western Magic World.
This was only taking into account Dumbledore's situation. If Grindelwald was included, then it was basically a one-sided situation.
In such a situation, it didn't matter whether it was Voldemort or anyone else. That was why Dumbledore and Grindelwald didn't care whether Voldemort existed or not. They only cared about whether they could successfully overthrow the Secret Law.
After all, under such circumstances, the wall between the Wizard Society and the Muggle Society was what troubled them.
Even if Dumbledore could use his influence to fight against Voldemort, he couldn't use it to overthrow this wall that had existed for hundreds of years. This wall didn't just exist between the two societies, it also existed in the hearts of many Wizard Magic Academies.
Voldemort's existence was a very good accelerator. The wall in people's hearts was difficult to remove with gentle means, but it could be easily broken with violence.
Dumbledore didn't like to use violence, but Jon did. Therefore, Dumbledore handed the matter of how to use Voldemort to Jon. He sat in his Headmaster's office and used himself as a target to attract Voldemort's attention.
The only problem was that after so long, Grindelwald still hadn't returned, which made Jon feel that something was wrong.
Especially since Lille hadn't been here for a while. He had left in a hurry not long ago, so something must have happened.
But if something had happened, why didn't Grindelwald look for him?
Jon didn't understand this matter, but he had some vague guesses in his heart. Grindelwald was busy with something, probably because he wanted to help Dumbledore solve the problem before leaving. If Dumbledore wanted to leave, he had to die for a reason, and Jon was very clear about the time of his death. It would be two years later.
But according to their current information, Dumbledore's death this time wasn't because of a curse, but because he had taken the initiative.
But was it really appropriate for him to take the initiative like this?
If he wasn't careful, or if Grindelwald wasn't prepared, he would really lose his life.
Jon had some doubts in his heart, but at this time, he could only suppress these doubts in his heart.
After school started, he would carefully observe or ask. If Dumbledore was prepared in advance, then it would naturally be the best. If he wasn't prepared, then he might have to help him.
What surprised Jon the most was that Grindelwald hadn't returned yet at this time, which meant that the matter on his side was definitely not simple.
When these things were piled up together, it wasn't a particularly easy matter to solve, so Jon could only take it slowly. The most important thing now was to go back and rest first. He would talk to Anthony tomorrow.
… …
Dark Forest.
Grindelwald had been in the Dark Forest all this time, so naturally, Lohat was also here. Although there were all kinds of Black Wizard in the Dark Forest, Lohat didn't care.
These Black Wizards weren't as terrible as the Death Eaters. They were just normal Black Wizards. Although they also mastered all kinds of Black Magic, they didn't use Black Magic for everything. In normal life, they were no different from normal Wizards.
What's more, although the environment in the Dark Forest wasn't suitable for human habitation, the place where the Black Wizards lived had become very good after so many years of transformation.
Moreover, this time he followed Grindelwald.
There was an old saying in China, the fox uses the tiger's might to intimidate others. With Grindelwald's endorsement, he was like a fish in water here. What's more, he had a social personality and never lost to anyone in the social field.
In fact, they didn't have a big deal here. Grindelwald came out to find some materials for Dumbledore. As for what these materials were, Lohat didn't know. Grindelwald didn't tell him.
Recently, they had been doing some strange collecting work in the Dark Forest. It seemed that Grindelwald was waiting for something.
Especially during this period of time, Er came back from there and brought the news of Jon's return.
Since Jon had returned, then some things could be relaxed a little. However, the time of their return hadn't been set yet. Some things couldn't be done yet, so he told Jon now.
But every day here, he had nothing to do.
Some things weren't so easy to solve. He needed to wait for the right time to find an opportunity. What's more, when the incident happened, Grindelwald wasn't as powerful as he was now. The gap between a non-legendary Wizard and a legendary Wizard was too big.
"But, Lill, when do you think this matter will end?"
"It should be soon," Lill stuffed a piece of roasted sweet stem into his mouth, "There won't be any big problems."
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