magic sacrifice

Regarding how to cancel the soul contract, there was a long list of specious words on those few pages, but after extracting the key words, there was only one central meaning left.

"I can't see what you mean by asking me to read this chapter," Ron said word by word with veins on his forehead, gnashing his teeth at the book, "Look at the premise listed above, if the price of breaking the soul contract is to change Being a completely confused fool, who the hell will untie it?!"

"That's not necessarily going to happen, and it's only temporarily—"

"It says that the chance of occurrence is proportional to the degree of soul bond..." Harry said, turning another page, "and explaining that it's because Astraea hates betrayal."

"The goddess who tastes unique love-love hates betrayal," Ron shouted in disbelief as if he had just swallowed a toad, his features distorted in disbelief, "can't she-can't she choose some normal pairings? ?!"

"According to the situation at the time, except for Snape and Voldemort, only Grindelwald, Professor Dumbledore, me and Malfoy are left," Harry reminded him, very calmly, "Do you expect me and Dumbledore to still be Malfoy?" Foo and Grindelwald?"

Ron looked at him in shock.

"Dude, I wonder how the hell you stay sane?" he asked.

Harry watched him silently.

"Actually, when Dumbledore was young..." He said with a deliberate tone, "Well...it was kind of..."

"Shut up Harry!"

"enough!"

Hermione and Ron shrieked at the same time.

Harry remained obediently silent.

"Well, regardless of the degree of soul compatibility between Professor Dumbledore and Grindelwald..."

The three of them stared at each other for a long time, and then Hermione said, she took the lead in pushing away the book about the soul contract on the table, and hesitantly pulled out a brand new book from under the cushion. Seeing a small piece of disgusting pink on the book cover and the shiny mirror reflecting light, he couldn't help moaning from the bottom of his heart.

It's Rita Skeeter's book!

"I know you all hate her nonsense," Hermione pinched the corner of the book uncomfortably, as if pinching a slippery slug that would wrap around her hand at any moment, her eyes wandered, and she frowned awkwardly, " But I have to say, uh, her data-gathering abilities are pretty...disgusting."

"I'd rather believe that Dumbledore and Grindelwald concluded a soul contract than that woman's book." Ron said dryly.

Harry cast a silent approving glance.

He doesn't want to see Dumbledore infatuated with Grindelwald but desperate to imprison his lover in Nurmengard and other bloody dramas, and the other way around!

"Well," Hermione quickly surrendered, relieved, and agreed emphatically, "I don't really want to watch this with you, it's horrible. I mean, especially the part between Harry and Professor Dumbledore ..."

"What did you say!?"

"My God! How can she keep writing!?"

Hermione looked at them in surprise.

"Haven't you all seen it?" she asked, unable to conceal her surprise.

"I really want to read it now." Harry said, ignoring Ron's and Hermione's trembling eyes and taking a step forward, took the book bravely and opened it.

The author has something to say:

HP: Hey, there is really ADHP in it... I'm just curious, just curious.

This article [maybe] has DMHP ambiguity, but I won’t write in detail about the final ownership of HP, I just think it’s fun for these two to quarrel XD

HP's words to AD are... huh, when Dumbledore was young? !Huh? !Ah-huh? !Fuck!

In this article, he is very curious about AD when he was young. He feels that the three views have been crushed. When he is trying to paste it, he wants to know more stories about young AD. There is no redundant meaning (*/ω＼*)

In the next chapter, GGAD will appear together to face the magic world... um.

Fudi will linger, otherwise I can't think of a reason to wash away GG and HE...