, the fastest update I went to the latest chapter of Hogwarts, who was spotted by Grindelwald!

"Wallup—sir, when you are brewing a pot of poisonous potion, what should you do when the crucible is removed from the fire? Stir clockwise or counterclockwise? How many times? What is the purpose?"

In the gloomy Potions classroom, Snape at the podium suddenly asked Sean a question.

Sean, with droopy eyelids, was immediately awakened by the cold voice of the old bat, and he hurriedly stood up and replied quickly.

"Um, professor, you need to stir counterclockwise. Stir at least twenty-five times. The specific number of times depends on the year of the main medicinal material added when brewing the poisonous potion, but it can't exceed thirty-five times at most, otherwise the medicinal properties of the potion will be destroyed. Big discount. Well, the purpose of stirring is to make the Poisonous Potion softer, otherwise it will turn into a viscous jelly-like potion in one serving."

Fortunately, I would review my notes every day, although his level of potion brewing was no longer as good as that of Daisy, who was one year younger than him, and even worse than that of Hermione and Harry in the same grade.

But in terms of theoretical knowledge, he still remembers it very firmly...

Um?

Sean caught a glimpse of Hermione beside him, and the girl was pointing at her wand calmly.

Ah... oops...

Sure enough, Snape's mocking voice sounded: "Then congratulations, Mr. Wallop, it only takes twenty seconds to kill you with a poisonous potion that can poison trolls—tell me, are you serious?" Have you previewed what you will learn in this lesson?"

"Uh, uh, sorry, Professor..." Sean lowered his head in frustration.

Snape looked at everyone with a radar-like cold gaze: "The brewing time of the poisonous potion is as long as one and a half hours, and when brewing this kind of potion, the wizard must put it on himself at the beginning. A bubble head spell. In order to ensure that there are no mistakes, the bubble head spell must be renewed every ten minutes-and when the crucible is off the fire, the bubble head spell must be updated quickly. Like Mr. Wallop For the act of stirring, in the wonderful but dangerous art of potions, we generally call it - courting death."

Every student was silent, and then without waiting for Snape's order, the voices recorded on the parchment rang out in unison.

"Wallup, your 'death' caused Ravenclaw to deduct five points, sit down." Snape nodded Sean with his wand.

Sean sat down helplessly and rubbed his face vigorously.

Hermione on the side waited until Snape cast his gaze on Harry and said in a low voice, "Sean! I can't even see your people recently, my God, have you not slept well for several days?" gone?"

Xiao En sneered: "Actually, it's okay, I slept for two hours yesterday..."

"But you only slept for an hour the day before yesterday!" Hermione's eyes widened.

"Special period, special period..."

Sean can't help it, there are too many troubles recently.

Looking up all kinds of information, interrogating the group of Death Eaters who were wiped out by him, and racking his brains to combine the existing information to reason and judge-by the way, he would sneak out of the school every day to see Little Grindel Wo, although the other party doesn't want to see him for the time being.

But the other party didn't refuse the things that Capone's kid sent over.

This is also the reason why he dozed off in the Potions class that he has been the most serious about. In fact, he was almost in a state of mind wandering in Professor McGonagall's Transfiguration class.

Fortunately, Professor McGonagall understood the whole story of some things, and did not deduct points or anything for him, but sternly instructed him after class: "Mr. Wallop, in many cases, a healthy body and a clear mind can make work Get twice the result with half the effort."

Of course Sean understood that Professor McGonagall was doing it for his own good...even Snape.

In the past, Snape would not only deduct points from him, but also punish him to stand for the whole class.

But things are really troublesome...

Sean sighed silently.

Last night, he spent a lot of effort and finally dug out some memories from the few Death Eaters who were not petrified.

One thing is certain first: Voldemort has really returned.

This incurable psychopath returned to his servants in a weak but powerful posture.

Weak and strong, that sounds like a contradiction, but based on what Sean sees from Fenrir's memory, it's accurate.

Voldemort seemed to have completely lost his body. He was held in the arms of a wizard who couldn't see clearly, only an extremely ugly baby-like big head was exposed.

Like Sean once saw in the movies.

But the difference is that Voldemort still seems to have considerable power in his hands, and he doesn't even need to use his own wand when punishing a servant.

However, it was expected by Sean that Voldemort would not die. He wondered how the other party knew that he had gone to Baron Skinner's manor that night.

There is a high probability that Voldemort and the Returner hooked up, but that night they acted as Grindelwald. Even though the Returner thought that Grindelwald would go to check the situation, would they dare to ambush Grindelwald?

Sean thinks they don't dare. Obviously, neither the Returner nor Voldemort can guarantee that they can defeat Grindelwald. Under such circumstances, the identities of the prey and the hunter will be quickly reversed in an ambush.

And Grindelwald might kill him directly in a fit of rage.

So how did Voldemort know that it was him who went...

Sean thought for a long time before he thought of one thing, and that was the identity of the returnee.

The invincible Andros is a famous wizard in ancient Greece, and there are other families such as Mopsos and Calchas.

At the time, ancient Greece had a characteristic that it was rich in prophets.

Sean didn't know whether the returnee's semi-ghost state could still use the prophet's ability, but in unbroken families, there was a high probability that there were certain wizards who could inherit the ancestor's prophetic bloodline.

But this prophetic ability shouldn't be too strong, otherwise many of Sean's actions would have been predicted in advance.

Moreover, Sean believes that this may be one of the reasons why the returnees have always wanted to deal with Grindelwald-Grindelwald's prophetic ability is likely to be stronger than the returnees.

The ability crushing of this special talent must be what the returnees don't want to see, especially the owner of this talent is so powerful.

Sean had a vague guess that the Prophet would be disturbed by the Prophet. He had been under Grindelwald's gaze before, so the returnees could not see the vague future.

However, now that Grindelwald is in a difficult situation, he should be more careful in doing things in the future.

Of course, he also has another choice, which is to have a good relationship with little Grindelwald...

Speaking of little Grindelwald, Sean wanted to sigh, he had been thinking about how to let the other party untie his knot.

Because Sean is sure of one thing, if he wants to remove the threat of the awakening of the world's will, he must cooperate with little Grindelwald.

Although the two of them have different memories, they will always be the same person. This is an unchangeable time. When the time-staggered nodes coincide, as long as the will of the world does not wake up, Grindelwald will be the only one in the next time.

There is no such thing as schizophrenia due to memory disorder, time and Grindelwald will understand all this by themselves.

Both young Grindelwald and old Grindelwald understand this deeply.

The problem is that little Grindelwald is not willing to cooperate - the old man is too stubborn.

Moreover, Sean has been very puzzled, and Dumbledore let himself go.

He can understand that Dumbledore will have many restrictions if he does this, but what he doesn't understand is that Dumbledore said that doing this will have some controllable impact on the current world.

Haven't seen it yet.

Also, after Sean learned the truth about the blood alliance, he has been very disturbed.

Will Dumbledore wait for the existence of Grindelwald's two timelines to merge...

Or, Grindelwald has become his real self, and he wants to do something to Dumbledore...

Sean had to sigh, at this time, if only he had the ability of a prophet...

It's a pity that Professor Trelawney's divination class can't teach what I want to learn, and this thing can't be learned just by thinking about it.

By the way, in the last divination class, Hermione had a quarrel with the pretending Professor Trelawney, and she is no longer going to class.

It can only be said that history may always develop where it should develop.

If only I could look at Grindelwald's separated ninety-seven years of memory...

But Dumbledore will definitely not allow it. If he reads that memory, the awakening of the will of the world will become a foregone conclusion.

memory oh memory...

Sean tapped the quill on his chin and paused. He realized that he seemed to have forgotten something.

Grindelwald seems to have predicted what happened next... Well, that...

After the day's class was over, Sean came to the Room of Requirement again, this time he didn't even let Daisy and Hermione follow him, because he was worried that more people present might cause more trouble.

Of course, the premise of all this is that my guess is accurate.

He took out one thing, it was a transparent glass bottle, and there was something floating gently in it, that thing was like a combination of gas and liquid, presenting a psychedelic silvery white.

Demonstration of Grindelwald's spell... This is the name given by the system.

This spell demonstration is obviously a memory of Grindelwald. This is the first time Sean met Grindelwald when he entered Hogwarts when he entered the disappearing cabinet by mistake.

"Take it as a gift of this amazing journey," Grindelwald said at the time.

At the time, Dumbledore told Sean that this spell demonstration was too advanced for Sean at that time, and he could learn very little.

After Dumbledore made Sean stronger, he went to him to help him digest this memory.

And this delay is more than two years.

That's why Sean felt something was wrong.

For more than two years, this memory has been well preserved by Sean, but he himself has never been curious about it for such a long time, nor has he tried to use it himself.

For a person who likes to organize things at a fixed time and maintains a strong curiosity, this is an incredible thing.

Moreover, Sean didn't think about it at the time, and only after thinking about it now did he find something weird.

Why did Grindelwald leave such a demonstration experience of spells when he was free? He is not like this kind of person who deliberately demonstrates, and if he wants to teach a student, face-to-face teaching is obviously more efficient, and teaching from memory seems a bit redundant.

Or it happened that when I met him for the first time, the other party took it with me?

Now that Sean and Grindelwald are more familiar, he thinks this is unreasonable.

Sean raised the memory bottle and looked at it carefully.

It looks no different from a normal memory bottle, except that the silver floc like memory inside it spins more slowly.

Also, oddly enough, Sean kept losing focus on it even when he was holding it.

"Well, this is?" Sean raised his wand and lightly touched the body of the memory bottle.

This familiar magic wave...

Sean's pupils shrank slightly, and there was an extremely powerful confusion spell attached to the bottle!

No, it's still an improved confusion spell!

It will not cause any harm to the holder, but it will make the holder subconsciously ignore the memory bottle itself.

No wonder, no wonder I never thought of this thing...

So it seems that there is indeed a problem!

You know, Grindelwald is a good player at playing with memory.

Could it be, this is the memory switch planted by Grindelwald, who has cleared all his memories, this switch will be triggered when he meets Sean for the first time, and the purpose of the trigger is to give this memory bottle to Sean …

Now, although the Confusion Curse is powerful, after such a long time ~lightnovelpub.net~ the magic power has dissipated a lot, and Sean himself has become stronger at a very fast speed, and he is becoming more and more sensitive to magic power.

In addition, Sean's recent thoughts are all focused on this aspect, so he remembered the existence of this memory bottle...

Could this be a hint Grindelwald left for himself?

Sean took a deep breath, he took out the Pensieve, and then with a little force, uncorked the memory bottle.

Sure enough, this memory looks like it has been precipitated, it is thicker and more... vicissitudes.

For some reason, such an adjective popped up in Sean's mind.

He tilted the mouth of the bottle, and the pale silver memory slowly and slowly slipped down.

The memory fell into the Pensieve, like a boulder falling into the lake and causing a huge splash ~lightnovelpub.net~ This seems to show its weight.

"Huh—" Sean took a deep breath and buried his head in it.

After falling for a while, Sean stepped on the ground again.

"This is..." Sean's pupils shrank suddenly, "Hogwarts?"

It was indeed Hogwarts in front of him, but not the castle he remembered.

He stood in the center of what should have been a magnificent auditorium, a big hole was broken in the magic ceiling above his head, and the candles that should have been floating were shivering and crowded in a corner.

The long tables of the four colleges were overturned to the ground, and the seat Sean liked to sit on was burning with flames.

And in the middle of the mess, which could even be called the ruins, that should have been the principal's place.

A tired figure was sitting on half of the stone pillar.

That's Grindelwald, Grindelwald with the Elder Wand.