Chapter 306 White Devil

Who is number one in the world?

Since ancient times, the reputation of being invincible in the world has always been a hot potato. Today, Albus Dumbledore, the greatest wizard in the wizarding world and the headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, taught Ada a lesson about what it means to be unparalleled and invincible in the world.

When Ada was in third grade, she was fortunate enough to receive personal guidance from Dumbledore. At that time, Dumbledore and Ada had a one-sided interaction in which they beat a child.

Yes, Ada was the child who was beaten. These were the only two losses she had ever suffered since she came into contact with magic, and they were also her worst losses. In two simulated actual battles, Ada lost so hard that she couldn't even find Bei.

Based on Ada's own characteristics and offensive habits, Dumbledore provided her with a more optimized growth direction. Ada has benefited from this personal guidance to this day.

At that time, Dumbledore's force value left a deep impression on Ada, setting a benchmark in her heart and an invincible target. With Ada's own growth and Grindelwald's words and deeds, Ada feels that Dumbledore's goal does not seem so unattainable.

But today, Dumbledore's two random spells once again deeply shocked Ada's inner world, making Ada realize how shallow she had been. The greatest wizard is indeed the greatest wizard. The level he stands on is only one step away from Ada, but this step is like a chasm.

If you step over it, there will be nothing to say. The chasm will become a clear path, and Ada will rise up and become the devil in the true sense. If she cannot take this step, Ada's lifelong achievements will stop here.

Even if Ada had the help of a powerful plug-in called the system, she would not be able to easily reach Dumbledore's level. This is a transformation of the mind, soul, and way of thinking, a rebirth in an alternative sense.

Traveling a hundred miles is half ninety. If Grindelwald and Voldemort are between 95 and 99, Dumbledore has already completed a hundred miles.

It seems that the difference is almost negligible, but in fact this gap is the reason why Dumbledore can continue to serve as the principal of Hogwarts and continue to be active in the wizarding world, while the two Dark Lords can only retire sadly.

As for Ada, she is still in the 80s stage, wavering between 80 and 89.

There is only one number between 89 and 90, but a slight error can make a huge difference. The difference in this number made Dumbledore someone Ada could only look up to. Not to mention being comparable to Dumbledore, Ada is not even qualified to be his opponent now.

Yes, the gap is so big. It is extremely rare for Ada to have the courage to challenge Dumbledore.

Although wizards in the magical world generally have high attack and low defense, if they want to defeat Dumbledore in an upright manner, Ada cannot see any hope of winning at this stage. This gap is not only in strength, but also in realm.

In Dumbledore's eyes, any attempt by Ada was in vain and could be easily seen through, so there was no possibility of exposing the universal phenomenon of wizards' low defense.

Unless Ada steals Dumbledore's wand or causes the Headmaster to temporarily lose his magic, victory is almost impossible.

Many amazing geniuses eventually stopped at Ada's level and could not go any further throughout their lives.

But Ada is luckier than these predecessors. She has received guidance from Dumbledore and Grindelwald successively, and has already mapped out the climax in her mind. This makes Ada's destination more clear, instead of taking one step, counting one step, and then looking at the next step.

But Ada is also unfortunate. The huge difference can easily destroy a person's inner firmness, leaving that person unable to recover from a fall, or even causing irrepressible regression.

Fortunately, Ada's heart was tempered with a thick, hard callus by Grindelwald. It is precisely because of the appearance of this layer of calluses that Ada will not be easily destroyed and will have more opportunities to hit the highest peak that humans are currently known to reach.

Today's sudden attack by the dementors, Dumbledore's effortless attack, to other students was just "fuck, the principal is so awesome", but to Ada it was a stepping stone.

Ada's current strength has reached, or is close to, the strength of people like Professor McGonagall and Snape. This is already a small group of people at the top of the magic world. But this kind of person is still powerless when facing Dumbledore, Grindelwald, and Voldemort.

At these two levels, the gap in strength between the two can no longer be made up by the accumulation of magic spells but the breadth of magic knowledge.

This year, because she became a prefect, Ada lost a lot of free time. Correspondingly, Ada's time for private practice has also been relatively reduced.

Excessive practice has not improved Ada as much as it did in previous years. What Ada needs is a breakthrough, she needs to get out of the inherent concept and have a newer and higher understanding of magic.

Today, the sudden attack of dementors gave Ada such an opportunity. Dumbledore's magic drew a new blueprint and marked a vague direction forward, giving Ada a new level of understanding of the use and understanding of magic.

Although it has not reached the point of saying it, the power and impact of the same spell in Ada's hands and Dumbledore's hands are completely different. As for whether Ada can understand it, and how much she can understand it, it all depends on Ada herself.

Under the escort of professors, all the students in the school returned to the castle one by one, and Harry was also sent to the school doctor's office. The stadium that was bustling just now became empty in an instant, leaving only Oliver Wood.

Quidditch captain Oliver Wood stood alone in the wind and rain, letting the cold icy rain slap randomly on his face. He probably wanted to drown himself. As Harry fell from his broomstick, Cedric caught the Snitch, handing Gryffindor a defeat.

Could Cedric's actions be seen as taking advantage of someone else's situation? This cannot be said, because the situation on the field was particularly chaotic at that time. Cedric could not accurately determine what happened to Harry, and catching the Golden Snitch was his only responsibility. This matter could not be blamed on him in any case.

Can Harry be blamed for this? The answer is also no. The dementors appeared without warning, catching Harry off guard. Harry has experienced the most extreme terror in the world, so the dementors have a far greater impact on him than ordinary people. This is why Harry loses consciousness, misses the opportunity to end the game, and falls from his broomstick.

As long as a normal person would not blame Harry, he would win the golden fly every time he played and bring victory to Gryffindor. It was just a failure. Who could the Gryffindor students blame Harry? Not to mention that he fell from a height of dozens of feet and almost became a Harry.

The blame for this is on Voldemort, who left such a big psychological shadow on Harry's young mind; the blame is on the Ministry of Magic, if they hadn't let Black escape, there would have been no reason for the Dementors to be stationed around the school. ; The blame lies with the Dementors, who allowed dark creatures like them to run into the Quidditch field without any hesitation and attack the students without any scruples.

Dumbledore was very angry, his face was gloomy and almost dripping with water. After saving Harry, Dumbledore left the school. Some people touched his bottom line, and he could no longer ignore the darkness shrouding the school. The greatest wizard could also be called the Demon King.