Hogwarts from another world

In the lonely Hogwarts Great Hall, most of the lights had been extinguished, and the black night sky on the ceiling stood out.

The two principals sat there quietly, continuing their conversation——

"So, do you already know?" Vita Rozier asked eagerly, "Who is he...the phoenix hidden among us...his true identity!"

"Sorry, Vita, I don't know yet..." Gellert Grindelwald shook his head, but soon, a confident smile appeared on his face:

"But I believe that he will show his true qualities soon!"

"I will do my best to find him out as soon as possible!" Rozier said decisively.

"Don't be anxious, Vita," Grindelwald calmly shook his head, "because they will be more anxious than us, especially at this moment!"

"But..." Rozier hesitated for a moment and asked softly, "If they really broke into the principal's office, then they should have evidence to prove... that you actually have no control over Hogwarts... what will this do to you? We are at a disadvantage..."

"But that's not important!" Grindelwald replied calmly:

"The greater the risk we take, the greater the benefit we will get... If everything goes well, we may be able to completely eliminate the last force that opposes us in the next six months... By then, our dream will be Then you can put it into practice…”

"I have been looking forward to this day, the day when wizards truly rule the world!" Rozier shouted excitedly.

It’s rare to see such a happy smile on the face of the usually serious Hogwarts principal——

As the smile on her face gradually faded, she continued to ask: "But, I still don't quite understand..."

She hesitated.

"Oh? Tell me!" Grindelwald relaxed his brows.

"I have never been able to figure out what is attracting those remnants of the Order of the Phoenix," Rozier said slowly, "Is it just the evidence that those students discovered fifteen years ago that you are actually unable to control Huo Gwartz's evidence... Is this really worth it for them to come out in full force, taking such a big risk, like moths to a flame..."

"...We have been fighting the Order of the Phoenix for nearly fifty years, stripping away their influence from the British wizarding world bit by bit; this is the first time to see them so excited...even if the evidence against you is completely eliminated Making it public will only have a slight impact on your reputation; it won't have any decisive effect..."

"This is the fun of the future, isn't it," Grindelwald said with a smile, "The unknown..."

"Lord Grindelwald..." Rozier's voice was slightly complaining.

"Okay, Vita." Grindelwald's voice became slightly more serious:

"But I'm serious..."

He paused and seemed to fall into a long silence.

Rozier never disturbed him, just waiting silently.

"A long time ago... when I was young..." Finally, Grindelwald said, "At that time, I made a very serious mistake... I killed an innocent girl, and in the end, my best friend... Friends completely parted ways..."

Vita Rozier was shocked.

As the second-in-command in the Saints organization, as the vice-principal of Hogwarts, and as the closest subordinate to Gellert Grindelwald... this was the first time she heard about Gellert Grindelwald in so many years. Lord DeVoe, recalling the experiences of his youth.

During the Wizarding War fifty years ago, Rozier followed Grindelwald and killed countless wizards who opposed them... He never expected that Lord Grindelwald would actually regret killing an innocent girl; Will you regret parting ways with a "friend"? Who is that "friend"...

"After I was expelled from Durmstrang School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, I followed the respected Ms. Cassandra Trelawney and learned many prophecy techniques... I showed outstanding talents and made that The most brilliant prophets of the centuries have looked upon me with admiration..."

"...I have always followed the call of fate, and have always believed that everything is a decision of fate...until that time, I encountered a situation that was completely opposite to the prophecy..." Gellert Grindelwald's eyes suddenly flashed. Full of memories:

"Then I finally understood that only the stupidest wizards would let prophecies determine their future!"

"We have all seen your prophecy, Lord Grindelwald..." Rozier said softly, "We have never doubted its authenticity..."

"However, the direction of this world is not flat... There are always some damn fluctuations, some unexpected things, blocking its progress..." Grindelwald explained:

"So prophecies can always only be used as a reference. If you completely believe in them, you will be limited to a certain framework; in the end you will suffer from it... The future needs to be controlled in our own hands, not just our future... And the future of the entire wizarding world, this is our mission!"

"You mean..." Rozier frowned, "the last ditch effort of those members of the Order of the Phoenix...is for that unexpected thing?"

"There is no doubt about it, Vita," Grindelwald nodded, "As early as more than ten years ago, their defeat was determined... If they want to change all this, they also need some small surprises... So, Now is their final madness..."

"That's it!" Rozier murmured, and she nodded thoughtfully.

"This is also the last crisis we are about to face, and the biggest crisis!" Grindelwald said seriously.

"I have already felt it, Lord Grindelwald," Rozier echoed. "Everything is very calm, so calm that it's a bit unbelievable... The centaurs in the Forbidden Forest seem to be ready to move, and the goblins and house elves are... They are also spreading reactionary remarks, and everything that happened in Hogwarts... they are taking action!"

"So, thank you for your hard work, Vita!" Grindelwald sighed, "In the future, you will have to handle all this, and I may not be able to help too much..."

"This is my responsibility, Lord Grindelwald, I will protect everything we have!" Vita Rosier looked solemn.

She exclaimed, “For the greater good!”

"Yes, for the greater good!"