Chapter 512 Nurmengard Improvement Class

People often use the saying "three days to fish and two days to dry the net" as a metaphor for people who have no perseverance in study and work, and are used to advise lazy people.

Ada spent more than ten days fishing to catch all the unstable factors within Rozier, and then spent nearly a month drying the nets. It's not uncommon for people to be as lazy as Ada.

On this day, Ada finally took the stagnant steps, left the comfortable and comfortable flower garden, and started anew.

Ada set out with Sergei, Laura stayed at home to assist Vida, and Daniel was still responsible for business matters.

Regarding Henry's leak of information about the Rose Manor, neither Vida nor Ada held Daniel accountable. He himself did not know that he was being used by Henry, and he only thought that he was chatting with the other party.

Although neither grandson nor grandson has dealt with Daniel's problem, he will never be exposed to the core level things again. Once something happens, it's hard to undo.

Although the Rose Manor in Versailles and Nurmengard in Austria both belong to Europe, the two places are very different. Rose Manor is peaceful and peaceful, with blooming flowers, but Nurmengard is built among the mountains, and the surrounding mountains are covered with white snow that never melts all year round.

Ada stood alone on the platform in front of the castle, closing her eyes and quietly feeling the passing time here.

The walls of the castle are mottled, the gates are old, and even the words "all for the greater good" have been eroded by the years and become blurry.

She walked up alone, and Sergey stayed in the small village at the foot of the mountain, renting a small house from a simple villager. She brought Sergey with her because Ada needed someone to help her communicate with the outside world. Sergey could help her collect and organize information, saving her a lot of trouble.

Even though Sergey is very hairy and thick, he can do embroidery and is a very thoughtful person. Although Sergey is attentive, he is not the kind of person who likes peaches and cool things. He is a 24K pure man.

The interior of the castle is much the same as the last time I came here. Dust will fly in the sun, but it is generally clean.

Grindelwald sat at the head of the long table. After seeing Ada walk in, his cloudy eyes lit up. The opportunity for revenge finally came. The first Dark Lord had waited too long.

Ada pulled up the chair at the end of the long table and sat down. She threw the bag in her hand towards Grindelwald and landed firmly on the table. Of course, Vader had prepared the contents inside. Ada wouldn't have such a good heart and would go to all the trouble to bring them here. Grindelwald should burn the incense.

"Is this a holiday, or is it causing trouble?" Grindelwald asked, unzipping the chain of his handbag to see what was inside.

"None of them are right." Ada shook her head, "I had a fight with that bad old man Dumbledore, and then I dropped out of Hogwarts."

Grindelwald was stunned. In fact, he had expected that there would be a dispute between Dumbledore and Ada, because the two people looked at things from different perspectives, and differences in ideas would inevitably lead to quarrels.

It's just that Grindelwald didn't expect this day to come so early.

Then Ada began to ramble on about the causes and consequences of the quarrel without even taking off the hat on her head. Ada used her hands and feet, her voice was full of emotions, she spoke and gestured, from Voldemort's resurrection to Dumbledore being driven away by the Ministry of Magic.

"Tell me, is this his problem?" Ada asked, she finally finished speaking.

Grindelwald wiped the non-existent sweat on his forehead and said: "Your idea is not wrong, and Albus's idea cannot be said to be wrong either..."

Ada, who had just sat down, stood up again and jumped for a moment. She put her hands on her hips and said loudly: "I just said it to vent, not for you to make trouble!"

Grindelwald touched his nose and said: "You should know that I started to move around various countries very early, promoting my doctrine, and eventually triggered a war. But it was not until 1945 that I had the final duel with him."

Seeing Ada put down her hands, he continued: "Although there are some other reasons, his character and his past experiences are also a very important part of the reason."

"Do you know what happened to Dumbledore back then?" Ada asked, she smelled something unusual, "No, no, what happened to him back then should be related to you!"

"Yes, some of it is related to me, and it can even be said to be caused by me." Grindelwald replied, "We met very early. At that time, he was not the famous Dumbledore, and I was not the powerful one in Europe. Grindelwald, we are just two teenagers with the same ideas."

Ada pointed in the direction of the castle entrance and said, "I heard that line..."

"Yes, he brought it up." Grindelwald continued, "If you knew him when he was young, you should have a lot to talk about with him."

Ada sat down slowly, thinking about the unclear and unclear relationship between Dumbledore and Grindelwald. It was hard for her to imagine what the world would be like if Dumbledore and Grindelwald teamed up!

"Can't think of it?" Grindelwald asked, "It doesn't matter. You just need to remember one thing. Dumbledore's enemy has never been me, nor is that guy Voldemort. His enemy is always himself, the person deep in his heart." The dark side of everything.”

"Because something between you two created a dark side deep in his heart?" Ada murmured. "This dark side amplified his fear, making him hesitant, indecisive, and even too kind?"

Grindelwald closed his eyes and thought for a while, then opened his eyes and said, "It's not entirely true, but it can be said that. The influence of his original family and my appearance are all the reasons for what he is like now."

"Everyone has weaknesses, Ada. The key lies in whether you choose to cowardly escape or choose to face it bravely." Grindelwald said proudly, "At this point, I am ten thousand times stronger than him."

no one is perfect. Everyone has flaws, just like an apple bitten by God. Some people have bigger flaws precisely because God particularly likes their fragrance.

Ada put her feet on the long table and folded them together. Because it was cold in the mountains, she was wearing pants today.

"Why do I think you are excusing him and saying good things for him?" Of course Ada knew that Grindelwald was right, but her heart of gossip was burning. She wanted to know what happened to these two people back then.

"You know, you look like a stupid talkative woman now." Grindelwald said contemptuously. If you want to trick the first generation Dark Lord, go back and train for a few more years!

"Don't you know, curiosity is everyone's nature, and it is precisely because of curiosity that human beings will not stop moving forward." Ada said, "As for me, I am just a little more curious than ordinary people."

Suddenly thinking of something, Ada put her feet down and asked in a very respectful manner: "Do you know about Horcruxes?"

"I know something." Grindelwald said. "I was also obsessed with defeating death, but I have no interest in things like Horcruxes. I chose another way."

Making a Horcrux requires splitting one's soul. Only those who have made a Horcrux know whether splitting the soul will cause great pain and what consequences it will have.

But if you think about it carefully, severing a good and complete soul will definitely have some bad effects, such as cutting off the brain. It's the price of immortality, and just like Nick Flamel's Philosopher's Stone, his immortality comes with a price.

"Then what method did you choose?" Ada asked.

Grindelwald said: "Deathly Hallows, you may not be familiar with this thing, I will change the name and you will know it. You should know the story of the three Peverell brothers."

That is the story in "The Tales of Beedle the Bard", and it is a story between the three Peverell brothers and the God of Death.

Grindelwald stretched out his hand and drew a triangle in the void, then drew a circle within the triangle, and finally drew a straight line.

As he drew, he said: "The triangle represents Ignotus's Invisibility Cloak; the circle represents Cadmus' Resurrection Stone; and the last vertical line represents the Elder Wand obtained by Antioch. These three Together they are the Deathly Hallows."

"Back then, I went to Godric's Hollow just to pursue the Deathly Hallows. Legend has it that Ignotus was buried there and his descendants also lived there," Grindelwald said.

"You didn't find it."

"Yes, I didn't find it," Grindelwald said, "but I met Albus Dumbledore there."