Anton is an extremely vulgar person. Whenever he discovers something like this, he can't help but want to find someone to tease him with.
Fortunately, the ones he developed, whether they were 'Muggle Squibs' or 'Werewolf Animagus', always won everyone's admiration.
But later on, there are only a few people in this world who can truly appreciate his true awesomeness.
Dumbledore, Grindelwald, Voldemort, and maybe now Professor Snape.
So sometimes he really understood why Dumbledore didn't kill Grindelwald to avoid future troubles. On the one hand, it was because of feelings, and on the other hand, he probably had such an idea.
If Grindelwald dies, Old Denke will be really lonely.
Anton is lucky, he has so many people to talk to and learn from.
This is spirituality!
It is version 2.0 of "Wizards Are Gods"!
Although the effect of apparation cast by spiritual magic looks similar to ordinary apparation, these elders must be able to see the subtlety of this operation method, and express heartfelt exclamation and unconcealable jealousy.
Quack~~
When Ron and Goyle were trying, Anton couldn't help but start playing first.
Then……
He discovered an extremely subtle thing.
These people seem to be in the same place on earth, very close to each other?
Is Lao Deng and Lao Fu going to have a decisive battle?
When Anton traveled through the long river of spirituality and took a step from the moon to Dumbledore and Grindelwald on the roof of a building in Europe on Earth, he secretly discovered the old man on the roof of a building in the distance.
volt.
"Yo!" Grindelwald looked at the sudden appearance of Anton in surprise, and looked at Dumbledore in disbelief. Seeing that the other party was as surprised as himself, they all looked at Anton again, "How did you do it?"
Anton's sudden appearance is really extraordinary.
From the perspective of fate, it seems that suddenly a huge stone appeared in the river that was originally flowing, and the river water hit the stone and splashed high waves.
"Quack quack..."
Anton proudly put his hands on his hips and raised his head, "I wanted to find Professor Dumbledore, so I appeared in front of Professor Dumbledore. It's that simple!"
Grindelwald blinked, looked up at the sky again, and said with disbelief, "Albus asked me just now where you were, and I told him you were on the moon. This is the answer given to me by fate."
Eucalyptus, but you suddenly disappeared from your destiny on the moon?"
This is simply a mockery of the prophet's prying eyes on destiny, as if someone can move in and out of countless causes and effects at will.
Are you kidding me?
For a moment, Lao Ge felt extremely absurd.
Dumbledore also wanted to say something. At this moment, he suddenly looked downstairs and said softly, "It's begun..."
Anton looked down in confusion. Suddenly, countless familiar spirits were twisting wildly in the perception of colorful halos, and he couldn't help but raise his eyebrows.
It's so lively here.
He looked curiously with his naked eyes and leaned towards Lao Ge, "What are you doing?"
Grindelwald shrugged, "Dumbledore didn't like politics, so he gave the International Federation of Wizards a great deal of freedom in creating the overall operating mechanism."
"He is waiting for the outcome of the struggle between Aurors and politicians, and wants to see what is the most suitable way for the wizarding world to run."
"Life will always find its own direction." Dumbledore sighed and looked at the two of them, "I am really tired. When the International Federation of Wizards starts to operate well, I will give up the position of chief wizard.
Until then, I hope it will develop a good operating model naturally without my will."
Having said that, he rubbed the weird ring in his hand, his half-moon glasses filled with sharp light, "Of course, when I was the chief wizard, I would occasionally step in to make adjustments, and eliminate some rotten and useless ones.
thing."
"Wow~" Anton nodded and looked at Lao Ge again, "What about you, what do you think?"
"Hey, I'm standing by and watching." Grindelwald looked like he was watching the show in a relaxed manner, and quietly pointed his finger in the direction of the building where Voldemort was in the distance, "That's where I intervened to adjust."
"Awesome!" Anton gave a thumbs up in amazement, "You two simply treat the whole world as a chessboard."
Lao Ge didn't say anything, he just raised his head with his hands behind his back. The strong wind on the roof whistled the hem of his suit, which made him look particularly stylish.
"Ha~" Dumbledore sneered, "There are no chess players in this world. Everyone is in the chess game. I am, and so is Gellert."
He looked at Anton seriously and said earnestly, "When we lose our awe, it is the time to go to destruction."
"I alone am not enough to compete with the will of the entire wizarding world. I have to rely on the external power of the Magical Congress of the United States."
"And this external force is not obedient. It will backfire and even penetrate into the building to quietly plant the seeds of destruction."
"Similarly, Gellert can't grasp everything. With Tom's wisdom, he might even have noticed and used this to secretly lay a big hole for Gellert."
Lao Deng shook his head with a sigh on his face, "Those who play with people's hearts will eventually be betrayed by people's hearts, and those who play with fate will eventually be fooled by fate. No one can really jump out of the chessboard. Everyone is struggling in the chessboard."
Compared to the somewhat pessimistic Old Deng, Grindelwald seemed more relaxed and contented, "Anton, I'm quite curious. Do you agree that the "Law of Secrecy" will continue to be maintained after adjustment, or do you agree to break the "Law of Secrecy" and separate wizards and Muggles?
confluence?"
This is a matter of political line and the biggest difference between Dumbledore and Grindelwald.
Such differences ultimately gave Voldemort the opportunity to easily establish a magical kingdom in America.
"me?"
Anton quietly reached out and grabbed a piece of cockroach pile from the plate in Lao Deng's hand, shrugged, "It doesn't matter."
This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Saying that, he threw the pile of cockroaches into his mouth.
"???" Grindelwald frowned and looked at Anton, "Does it really not matter?"
"Yes." Anton thought for a moment, raised his palm and drew a parabola in mid-air, "This is the law of life given by nature, birth, growth, maturity, decline and death."
"Such a law is not only reflected in individuals, but also in collectives."
"Such as a civilization."
Anton chewed the pile of cockroaches and felt the wonderful taste of jam, peanuts and chocolate inside. He squinted and enjoyed it. "Wizard civilization, and even human civilization, will eventually decline and eventually die. As for whether it will get
New life is something else."
"All my current push seems to be progress, but in fact it is just accelerating this natural process faster."
"Oh, this is simply a pessimistic way of thinking!" Grindelwald expressed his strong disapproval with a look of resistance.
"Hey~" Anton reached out and grabbed another pile of cockroaches, "So, I moved from the study of individual souls to the study of collective consciousness, and will eventually return to the study of individuals. Because only the explosion of self-spirituality can be brilliant and brilliant.
Blooming is the most meaningful thing for us as individuals."
Everyone has their own ambitions, and this cannot be achieved by force.
Grindelwald finally felt the same sigh for the new generation that Lao Fu felt back then.
He looked at Dumbledore helplessly, "Maybe this is good. You finally don't have to worry about any terrible careerists coming after Tom. This guy doesn't care about the life and death of human beings at all."
Dumbledore glanced at Anton, feeling helpless and relaxed, and pursed his lips without saying anything.
"Wow, you are wrong to say that." Anton pinched his fingers and gestured, "Compared to you, I have made a little more contribution to this world."
Indeed, this is a view that Dumbledore and Grindelwald also agreed on when discussing privately.
It seems that they themselves have only brought war to this world.
But war is also the most interesting, exciting and cruel picture in the history of human civilization.
Just like what Professor Snape said to Anton - whatever the top wizards want to do, the world can only passively choose to play with them.