Chapter 371 The Truth Hidden in the Fable
After a long silence, Dumbledore was the first to speak and break the awkward silence, and made the decision directly:
"Severus! Help me deliver a letter to Voldemort if he agrees to our request."
"Then let's make an appointment and have a head-on fight with them!"
After saying that, Dumbledore took the letter written by Wright and handed it over!
Looking at Dumbledore with a heroic look on his face and Light with a calm expression, Snape slowly took the letter.
After nodding heavily to the two of them, he left the principal's office with heavy steps.
After a heavy sound of the door closing, there were only two people left in the office.
Dumbledore turned to look at Wright who was thinking about something, slowly stood up, and shouted in a low and stern voice:
"Use the Disarming Charm on me now, Light!"
"what?!"
Wright, who was thinking about how to defeat Voldemort, did not react for a moment.
But Dumbledore didn't wait for him and directly pulled out a strange wand with several nodules.
Before Wright could react, Dumbledore raised his wand and shouted, "Avada..."
"Except your weapons!"
Hearing such an iconic spell, Wright didn't think much and directly activated the "Magic Sequence".
A strange sound swept by along with magic power, and the strange wand in Dumbledore's hand immediately flew out.
It spun in the air and flew towards Wright, who had suddenly realized what was going on.
When he reached out to take the wand, he instantly felt his magic power connected to an extremely powerful source of magic power.
As Wright interacted with it, he could faintly feel that the quality of his own magic power had improved.
Although this effect has little effect on him, a person who has undergone a transformation once.
Just as Wright was feeling the effects of the Deathly Hallows, Dumbledore's voice came slowly:
"Wright, this is also for you!"
"I hope you can live well under its protection!"
Wright, who was awakened, looked up at Dumbledore and the thing handed to him.
It was a piece of stone that looked simple and ordinary.
But the strange thing was that Wright didn't feel any magical fluctuations from it, but it was suspended in a strange way.
Seeing Wright's stunned look, Dumbledore couldn't help but urge him again:
"You should know what it is, I hope you can take it!"
Wright does know the origin of this stone, the 'Resurrection Stone', one of the three Deathly Hallows!
He looked at the 'Old Wand' in his hand, which represented powerful strength in the Deathly Hallows!
And the 'Resurrection Stone' floating in Dumbledore's hand, representing the return of the dead.
After a moment of silence, Wright slowly took the Resurrection Stone, looked at Dumbledore who seemed to have breathed a little, and said seriously:
"I will definitely be alive, but not with the protection of the 'Resurrection Stone'."
"It's about defeating Voldemort and coming back alive as a victor!"
Looking at the young man in front of him who was full of fighting spirit, Dumbledore smiled with satisfaction.
Then, his tone suddenly became serious, and he warned Wright very seriously:
"I will defeat Guy… er… Grindelwald as soon as possible, and then I will come to help you."
"Remember, you must hold on until then, I will definitely get through it."
Wright did not reject Dumbledore's kindness and nodded seriously in response:
"I understand. If I can't defeat Voldemort, then I'll just hold him back."
"Wait until the right opportunity, then surround and kill Voldemort!"
In the following time, Dumbledore began to teach Wright his research on the Deathly Hallows.
……
In the evening, Wright walked out of the principal's office with a lot of gains.
After a quick dinner, he moved into the secret room, ready to arm himself with various means.
He had no intention of doing nothing while he waited for Voldemort's reply.
Wright looked at the milestone he had achieved some time ago for creating the 'Magic Realm': "Lord of the Alien Realm!"
And the milestones just achieved: "Deathly Hallows, Resurrection Stone, Elder Wand!"
Looking at the 'Elder Wand' and 'Resurrection' in his hands, and thinking of the 'Invisibility Cloak' in Harry's hand, Wright couldn't help but sigh:
"This 'divine weapon' that ordinary people can only encounter but not seek for has actually appeared in my hands!"
"Moreover, with the help of the big boss, the origins and effects of the three holy weapons are known clearly!"
While sighing, Wright took out The Tales of Beedle the Bard given to him by Dumbledore and turned to The Tale of the Three Brothers:
A long, long time ago, there were three brothers who were traveling on a deserted path. It was almost dusk.
As they walked, they came to a river!
The water here is too deep to wade through, and swimming across doesn't seem to be a good idea either.
They could clearly feel that this river was very dangerous.
However, the three brothers were very proficient in magic. With just a wave of their wands, a bridge appeared over the dangerous water.
But there was one being that was angered by their actions, and that was the God of Death.
The god of death was angry that he had lost three offerings, as travelers usually drowned in this river.
So, when they reached the middle of the bridge, a hooded figure blocked their way.
The visitor was none other than the god of death, who first pretended to congratulate the three brothers on their magic and said that they had escaped death by their wisdom.
It said that each of the three brothers could get a reward.
The eldest brother spoke first, and he was a belligerent and fierce man.
He asked the god of death for the most powerful wand in the world, a wand that could always defeat his enemies and boast of his own achievements.
Death heard the request and walked over to an elderberry tree on the shore.
He made a magic wand from the overhanging branches and gave it to the eldest.
The second brother is an arrogant and intelligent man who thinks he has seen through the purpose of the god of death.
So he proposed that what he wanted was the ability to resurrect the dead.
The god of death picked up a stone from the shore and gave it to the second brother, telling him that this stone had the power to bring the dead back to life.
Then, the Grim Reaper asked the youngest third brother what he wanted!
The third brother is the most humble and the smartest of the three brothers, and most importantly, he does not believe in death.
So he asked for something!
Something that would ensure that no matter where he went, the god of death would never find him.
The Grim Reaper also realized the third brother's purpose and reluctantly gave him his invisibility cloak.
Then, the god of death made way for us!
The three brothers walked forward while talking about the wonderful experience they had just had and praising the gift of the god of death.
Later, the three brothers separated and headed towards their respective destinations.
The eldest brother walked aimlessly for a long time and came to a remote mountain village, where he had an argument with a wizard.
Naturally, he had the elder wand made of elder wood as his weapon and would surely win the duel.
When the opponent falls to the ground, dead, the boss moves on!
When he walked into a tavern, he boasted loudly about how powerful the wand he got from the hand of the god of death was.
It was this night, when the boss was drunk.
Another wizard crept up to his bed, stole his wand, and slit his throat.
The god of death naturally took the boss' life.
Meanwhile, the second oldest has returned to his home where he lives alone.
He took out the stone that could bring the dead back to life and turned it three times in his hand.
To his great surprise, the girl he wanted to marry but who unfortunately died young immediately appeared before him.
But she acted sad and indifferent, as if there was a thick, thin, impenetrable veil between them.
Although she returned to the human world, she did not seem to belong here and she expressed great pain.
Eventually, the second brother was driven mad by hopeless desire and committed suicide in order to truly be with her.
In this way, the god of death successfully took the second brother's life.
However, Death could find no trace of the Third Brother until he grew very old and took off his Invisibility Cloak which hid his traces.
When the third brother handed the invisibility cloak to his son, he went to meet the god of death as if he were meeting an old friend.
And as equals, they left happily together with the god of death.
