Homecoming from Hogwarts

Horcruxes and Hallows?
Most people in the room looked confused, and the few who had heard it had expressions of horror.

"That's right. That's right."

Dumbledore was in a state of excitement, his thin shoulders were shaking.

"The Staff is a holy weapon. It is unknown to people. But it is more advanced. But how did you see that statement from Ravenclaw, Gale?"

Grindelwald's body trembled violently as if struck by lightning, and his breathing became a little disordered.

"I'm afraid it's true, Albus -"

Grindelwald's mood also fluctuated.

"It's the exact opposite of a Horcrux. It's amazing. If you hide the soul of an object in the soul of a person, then the object cannot be destroyed. Unless you destroy the person first!"

"Exactly that!"

Dumbledore's high-pitched voice even shook the dust on the rafters.

"We misunderstood. The Hallows can never be destroyed. So the Caduceus cannot be destroyed either. But it has also become Voldemort's Horcrux. Oh, this must have been expected by those legendary wizards. They acquiesced to this happening. Why is this!"

Dumbledore strode back and forth in front of the stone wall, acting like a fighter!

"The Staff of the Twin Snakes cannot be destroyed. It carries Herbo's will, so Herbo kept it, in order to... to free himself. Oh, maybe that's the case!
Amosta said that Voldemort was not important, but Herbo was important. Because only when Herbo died could the Staff of the Twin Serpents be destroyed.
This is a conspiracy, Helbo, Merlin and the Big Four have devised a conspiracy around Amosta."

Dumbledore's blue eyes completely regained their spirit, and he gasped rapidly.

"What's so special about Amosta? Why? Why is he at the center of this conspiracy? Think about it. Think about it quickly. Amosta!"

Dumbledore stopped in his tracks again, his face full of disbelief.

"Yes. It's the world where Ariana knew Amostard's death. Yes, Amostard said there are many worlds where the worlds died, and they all appeared there!"

"What's going on Ariana!"

Aberforth, who was helping the healers outside, walked into the alley and happened to hear this. He strode over and shouted,

"How does she know Amosta?"

Aberforth pushed Grindelwald aside roughly and grabbed Dumbledore by the collar.

"Tell me what's going on, or I'll break your nose again!"

"I don't have time to explain this now, Aberforth -"

Dumbledore sighed as his thoughts were disturbed.

Sirius, Arthur, Remus and others rushed over and "rescued" Dumbledore from his brother.

"You guys are damned, you took over my house"

Aberforth roared angrily, but was still pushed behind the bar by everyone.

He frowned and thought for a while, but his interrupted thoughts could not be connected, so Dumbledore had to give up.

He looked at Harry, Hermione and Ron at the front of the crowd.
"Tell me, you have also experienced something with Amosta, right?"

"It was before the Yule Ball last year, Professor Dumbledore -"

Harry, Ron, and Hermione looked at each other. Finally, Hermione, whose logic was clearer, was chosen by the two boys with their eyes.

"We were... Oh, it was one night, we went to the kitchen--"

Instinctively, Hermione glanced at Professor McGonagall and shrank her neck.

However, she soon realized that Hogwarts had become a den of monsters, and there was really no need for her to worry about losing points.

"--convincing the house-elves to accept wages and vacations. An old house-elf died, and the elves in the kitchen held a funeral for it. They cut off its head--"

Hermione panted, suppressing the uncomfortable feeling in her heart.
".There was a big stove in the kitchen that was extinguished. We followed Dongmu into the stove, and there was a secret passage inside. Oh, it must be enchanted there. The length of the secret passage could span the Hogwarts campus--"

Professor Sprout listened carefully, she knew this was a story about the great Helga Hufflepuff.

It was also an amazing experience.

Hermione talked about their experience of exploring the room, about Professor Braine coming to save them, about the Hufflepuff elf named Kiki, and then about the Hufflepuff lady and Ravenclaw lady who appeared in the illusion -
Gryffindor and Ravenclaw have a child!
This secret was exposed to the public for the first time after a thousand years. Many people showed shocked expressions, but Dumbledore did not care much about it.

"Wait a moment--"

When Hermione finished speaking, Ravenclaw was in Hufflepuff's office 'taming' the Dementor that she and Gryffindor had brought back from Azkaban, Dumbledore suddenly stretched out his hand and interrupted Hermione's story.

"--both real and unreal."

Dumbledore's facial features were all wrinkled together. "Ravenclaw did not hesitate to use her life force to sign a contract with the Dementors while pregnant. She used the wonderful connection between the Dementors and the group to restrain their expansion.
Oh, even the Big Four couldn't destroy the Dementors. But they took this matter very seriously. They left behind precious memories. Are there any threats to the Dementors that I haven't seen? Sorry, please continue, Hermione--"

Hermione pursed her lips and continued.

Next, they entered the secret room in Ms. Hufflepuff's office.

"coordinate."

Grindelwald whispered in a hoarse voice as he heard Ravenclaw use a black stone to partially open the strange stone door that was now hidden in the Department of Mysteries.

Dumbledore looked over there, and in the sound of Aberforth's sneer, both of them seemed a little depressed.

"It's very possible. The Deathly Hallows are not weapons at all, so the power they display is far from comparable to the Caduceus.

Herpo made them, and the arch, just to leave a door that would lead forever to the world of death. We all did stupid things."

Dumbledore looked pained, and Grindelwald tightened his mouth.

"Even if you collect all the holy artifacts, you will not become the master of the god of death, but you will open a passage for the god of death to return--"

Dumbledore turned his head and looked at the word "Jellyfish" engraved on the stone wall with complicated eyes.

"Professor Dumbledore?"

Hermione called softly.

"Oh, sorry, please continue--"

Dumbledore said.

People looked at Hermione intently as she told the story of how Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff had opened the mysterious stone archway in the Department of Mysteries.

When Hermione said that the Hufflepuff lady who returned from the sea of ​​stars said that in order to reach that world, an unimaginable amount of magic power would be needed, Dumbledore frowned.

"--They are still alive, and the war is still going on. If the darkness is not ended in the sea of ​​stars, it will return to our world sooner or later. Everything will wither. We must help the man from Salazar Academy. Only he can stop him from belonging to that world."

Hermione imitated the tone of Hufflepuff at the time and said these words that horrified everyone.

"The war is still going on, thousands of years ago."

Dumbledore's eyes sparkled.

"The man they're talking about—"

Severus stared at Dumbledore.

"Is it Amosta?"

"I'm afraid so."

Dumbledore said solemnly.

Everyone looked at each other, speechless.

After listening to a few stories, people's only feeling is - weird!

Moreover, lacking some key information and sharp thinking ability, they were unable to connect the key information revealed in Dumbledore's mumbling.

Most wizards have no idea about things like Horcruxes and Hallows.

"Didn't Salazar Slytherin leave any message?"

Professor Slughorn couldn't help but ask.

Everyone suddenly realized this.

It is true that three of the four giants left revelations for future generations, but the founder of Slytherin House left nothing.

"Slytherin did leave his memories behind—"

Dumbledore said calmly, his eyes flickering

"But there is no valuable information."

Dumbledore lied.

The memories left by Slytherin are not without key information.
He once asked Godric to borrow the Sword of Gryffindor.
It was not the sword in Neville's hand, but the heirloom sword that was still hanging in the principal's office.

(End of this chapter)