I Was Spotted By Grindelwald and Went To Hogwarts

When Sean saw this title, his first thought was that he didn't understand it.

Sean didn't understand the working principle of the Pensieve, but one thing was certain. The Pensieve actually performed a function similar to "mapping" and "awakening".

Generally speaking, after the wizard extracts the memory, this part of the memory will not be lost directly in his mind. The magic spell used to extract the memory plays the role of "copy" and "complete".

In other words, when you extract this memory, your brain cooperates with the magic spell to copy the memory at that time. The reason why people pull out memories and use the pensieve is to "awaken" the details that they have not noticed in this memory.

Because the human brain function is capable of comprehensively recalling past events, but people's ability to recall is limited or even disordered.

Just like when Sean checked Stephanie's memory just now, except for those scenes that were very memorable, the other scenes were blurry and fragmented.

There is no way you can observe all the details of that memory from a God’s perspective, like you can by entering a pensieve.

The combination of memory spells and pensieves is to help you awaken those details hidden in your subconscious mind and map them into images that can be observed.

For example, you met a very beautiful girl today. You remember her appearance, her hair color, her eye color, the book "The Wizard's Sonnets" she was holding, and what she was wearing. uniform, the few words she said to you with a smile, and the size of her breasts - but you most likely don’t remember how many steps she took after saying hello to you, walking around the corner and disappearing from your eyes.

Although your eyes saw it and your brain responded, you just don't remember it.

The memory extraction spell and the pensieve are designed to help you retrieve these real details.

In this case, a pensieve is definitely enough, because the function of the pensieve is to display memories, and the displayed memories will also be stored.

A wizard basically only has one pensieve in his life, firstly for privacy reasons, and secondly because the pensieve is absolutely sufficient.

The question is, why do you need multiple pensieves? It’s not like you have a dozen web pages open at the same time and you can switch back and forth at will.

With such doubts, Sean read it carefully.

"...As mentioned above, as a mysterious prop, the pensieve can fully meet the needs of wizards to check the details of their own memories. Of course, whenever there is something to hide, shame for the past, desire to keep secrets, or want to protect privacy People will definitely be more wary of the Pensieve."

"So, when I make a Pensieve, I often engrave some unique imprints on it for its future owner. I have always believed that it is enough for a wizard to have a Pensieve in his life, and those who do not cherish their Pensieve will cause damage. You don't deserve a second one either. My policy is that every wizard can only buy one pensieve from me."

"However, one unique visitor made me make an exception. He told me that the pensieve he bought from me five years ago was no longer working and that he could not access his memories."

"I originally wanted to get rid of this ignorant guy. I have been making pensieves for sixty years. As long as the owner takes good care of them, my products can accompany them to the grave."

"But in the end I endured my anger and received him because he gave too much."

Sean: "..."

Master, your professional ethics are quite flexible...

"I examined the Pensieve, and as expected, how could something go wrong with what I had? It's as refined and reliable as every Pensieve I've ever made."

"But in the end I found out that that person didn't lie to me either."

"He pulled out a memory that the Pensieve could not [contain]."

"The pensieve I made can't really restore a memory!"

"All the problems lie in that memory. It is larger than I imagined, and the memory cannot be divided after it is extracted. Yes, a pensieve cannot accommodate this extremely huge memory. "

"This shocked me, but as a Pensieve maker, I do not allow memories that cannot be read. I spent a lot of energy and effort, and finally found a solution."

"I created a new spell. As long as I use the runes to deconstruct and reconnect the magic, I can make multiple pensieves work at the same time."

"The problem was solved, and the visitor told me the truth after entering his memory."

"That memory is not [a fragment] within my normal ability to understand, it is a person's life."

"Someone pulled out the memories of his entire life. The memories of decades or even hundreds of years were pulled out. A pensieve could not contain so many scenes."

"Yes, how can life be matched by memory?"

"But I don't understand why the person who extracted the memory did this? Extracting all memories and extracting fragments are completely different concepts."

"In my understanding, the magic spell of extracting memories is a process of 'copying' and 'completing' when running, but we must respect the power of time, and the word 'copy' is not accurate enough. Once you extract If you have too many memories and span too long, your original memories will begin to blur or even be lost."

"The guy who took away his life, I suspect he has died quietly, and his grave is as empty as a newborn baby who has just come into this world."

"His friends, lovers, and enemies will remember him, but this man's imprint on himself has been completely blurred."

"This individual has personally erased the path he has taken in this world in order to make the world forget his existence."

"Incomprehensible, incomprehensible."

Sean even saw the shock and confusion in this passage. In the end, the master pensieve maker believed that it was unreasonable to extract such a huge amount of memories from an entire life.

Putting down the parchment, Sean looked at Stephanie: "Do you suspect that Professor Dumbledore is checking an extremely large memory?"

The girl nodded: "I saw a memory bottle that was obviously larger than the normal size in Mr. Principal's side pocket. The memory silver flakes inside were brighter and thicker than ordinary memories. I thought it was an extremely huge memory. , and Mr. Principal also needs multiple pensieves to read this memory."

Sean touched his chin and agreed: "They all match. So, do you think that Professor Dumbledore discovered some amazing fact after reading this memory, and then traveled long distances in time?"

Stephanie lowered her eyes, crossed her hands in front of her belly, and tapped her left hand gently on the back of her right hand. She seemed to like doing this action when thinking.

"I can't be sure about this, but the time between the two events is too short. I think this is not a coincidence. Someone must have traveled long distances in time. Professor Dumbledore may be that person. Even if not, he is related to this matter. A great relationship.”

It's related to Dumbledore... Sean immediately thought of what Grindelwald once said to him.

Dumbledore is setting up a plan, a plan that no one knows but is extremely huge.

Sean is not worried that Dumbledore will suddenly rule the world in a dark way. He is just worried that this old man can kill himself in order to complete the plan...

I just don’t know what Dumbledore wants to do?

Want to address the guilt within yourself? Deal with the ancient one standing behind the scenes? Or some other more ambitious goal...

Opposite her, Stephanie still lowered her head, but she secretly glanced at Sean, who was thinking deeply, through the long hair falling from her forehead.

There was a trace of confusion and hesitation in the girl's eyes. She was considering whether to tell Sean her other guess.

She thought that Dumbledore knew that she was nearby, and that those words were said to him on purpose - he knew that he was a pawn planted by Grindelwald in Hogwarts, so he wanted to use his own mouth to tell Greene DeVoe News.

only……

Stephanie sighed in her heart. She didn't know whether she should contact Grindelwald because of that bold guess...

And should I tell Sean these things?

She didn't want to lose Sean's trust again, but Grindelwald strictly prohibited herself from saying these things...

The girl felt that her heart was in a mess, but she could only hold all the words in her heart.

Sean finished his thinking and looked at Stephanie strangely. She seemed a little dull since her memory was checked.

Does she know who the person who touched her memory is?

However, the relationship between the two was obviously not at the point where they could talk freely. Sean coughed lightly, waking up Stephanie who was still struggling and depressed.

"Thank you for the news."

Stephanie reacted from her emotional immersion, and she quickly returned to her cold look.

"No, I am the one who should say thank you. You could have just left me alone."

Sean smiled: "Don't take it to heart."

To put it this way, it is unrealistic for Sean to forget the atmosphere and actions before.

By the way, a slight touch shouldn't be considered a kiss...right?

On the other side, Stephanie was obviously thinking of the scene when she had an emotional breakdown. Her delicate face did not show any fluctuations, except for a slight blush behind her invisible ears.

"Ravenclaw's Chamber of Secrets, what are you going to do?" Stephanie changed the subject.

"Ah? Didn't you find it first?" Sean said doubtfully.

Ravenclaw left the method of gaining power in the Chamber of Secrets, so Stephanie must have known about it.

However, the other party's talent in runes should not be as bad as mine, and it hasn't been included in the authority yet? In other words, she has already been included, but she doesn't know it.

Stephanie looked at him: "I know authority, but it is of no use to me, so I did not choose to include it... When you have a better grasp of the runes, or when you find the crown, you can include it."

The girl's plain words surprised Sean. This was a quarter of the power of Hogwarts.

"Well, if you still want to apologize to me, there is no need..." Although he is indeed greedy for the power of Hogwarts, Sean is not an extremely greedy person. Others found it first, and it is obvious from the look of her that It already has the strength to be included in authority.

However, Stephanie's determination surprised him.

"I'm serious. The current permissions of the Room of Requirement are enough for me to study. And -" the girl looked directly at him, her eyes flat and firm, "You are the chief culprit. Although I don't know what the specific use of this authority is, but At least it's a boost. It's good for you, it's good for me, it's good for everyone else."

"All in all, whether it's the most efficient use of resources or my selfishness in apologizing, I think this decision is the right one." Stephanie concluded.

I have to say that what the other party said was reasonable and well-founded, and Sean was moved.

He was not a mother-in-law kind of person either, so the decision was made quickly.

"I know, thank you, and I owe you a favor." Sean said calmly.

"No, you saved my life, please don't say such things again." Stephanie said.

In the end, Sean spread his hands helplessly: "Okay, I understand."

Stephanie looked a lot happier when she heard Sean accept, she breathed a sigh of relief and her voice became a little livelier.

"Wallup, if you need it, I can help you find some information on runes. I have been reading here for a long time. Ms. Ravenclaw's research on runes is very profound."

Sean nodded: "I need these very much. Also, if you don't mind, just call me Sean."

Stephanie was stunned for a moment, and then nodded quickly in reply, as if she was afraid that he would regret it.

"Okay, Xiao, Sean."

Sean sighed secretly in his heart. It seemed that the psychological suggestion in Stephanie's mind still left traces.

In the past, the other party would not have looked like this shy little girl.

The relationship has eased, and I have learned a lot of secrets. There will be people to help me find information in the future, which is a good thing no matter how you look at it.

The problem is, after something embarrassing like that...

Forget it, let’s take it one step at a time.

Sean waved his hand: "I'm leaving first. I'm going to find the professors to ask about the situation. If you have any news, please feel free to contact me. Well, you can call me if you need help."

"Yeah, okay." Stephanie didn't hold back, but just watched him walk towards the door.

When Sean walked to the door and was about to open the door, the girl called out from behind.

"See you next time, Sean."

"Well, bye." Sean turned around and said, but he happened to see Stephanie's slightly expectant eyes.

"Bye, Stephanie."

After Sean left, Stephanie in the bedroom finally couldn't maintain the indifference on her face.

She jumped onto her bed like a little girl who was rewarded with a lollipop, and she couldn't hide the smile on her face.

Stephanie rolled on the bed for a while, and when she sat upright, her expression finally returned to its former coldness.

She arranged her clothes and took out a small mirror.

The mirror did not reflect her face, but was completely black.

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