In This Hogwarts Without a Savior

Both Grindelwald and Hans outside the wooden house heard the screams coming from inside.

Hans asked worriedly.

"Would you like to go in and take a look, Master? Those experimental products are very precious. If he can't hold back, he will kill one."

"Then kill him."

Grindelwald's voice was cold. He looked at the corpses hanging on the trees and fell into deep thought for a while.

"Any news from Eric?"

Hans nodded cautiously.

"Eric made some discoveries in the Arctic glaciers, but he said that there were suddenly a lot of Death Eaters there recently, so he had to move the laboratory."

"Death Eaters?"

Grindelwald's eyes were deep.

"Keep in touch with him. In addition to conducting normal research, let him also pay attention to the movements of those people. If they have been in the North Pole and have no intention of leaving, ask Eric to report the news to me."

"yes."

Once a person becomes bad, the extent of the evil he commits will be beyond everyone's imagination.

Jon always felt that he understood this truth. He never treated everyone as a normal person. He could only insist that he was a person with some conscience.

That's why he felt uncomfortable immediately after seeing those disemboweled Death Eaters. Any normal person should feel uncomfortable when he sees his own kind being treated like this. This is inconsistent with ideology and morality. It doesn't matter, it's just a human instinct.

But after recording what each of the living Death Eaters did in the cabin, Jon felt that human beings sometimes didn't even have instincts.

The witch who first begged him for mercy learned a curse that could preserve youth from an ancient magic book.

This magic requires a lot of human blood, and the blood of a virgin must be used to complete it.

So she secretly murdered seven Muggle girls. Originally, she only had to kill five, but she chose the wrong targets for two of them, as they were no longer virgins and could not meet the requirements.

She used their blood to complete this magic, making her skin smooth and bright. Even when she was forty years old, there were no wrinkles or marks on her face. She was as young and beautiful as a young girl in her twenties.

The eldest wizard among these people is over sixty years old. He likes to make some alchemy props related to the human body, but some things have very strict requirements on the people themselves. For example, they need a pair of eyes that are born blind. The right hands of identical twins and the skulls of babies who have just turned 100 days old.

He will specifically follow these requirements to find objects to acquire, and then get what he wants. The amnesia spell is then used to modify the memories of the victims and their relatives, making them think that the missing body parts were just an accident.

Counting the wizard Jon interrogated at the beginning, these three people are the three most evil among the 14. Although the others are not as perverted as the three of them, they all have innocent people on their hands. Bloody villain.

The two notebooks Grindelwald gave him were already filled to the brim with all the information these people had said. Five bottles of Veritaserum had not been used up, and there were still more than three bottles left.

Jon walked out of the wooden house with these things. The sky outside was completely dark, and the starry sky was much brighter than in low latitudes.

He stepped on the snow, and the cold wind blew past him with the breath of grass and trees, making the hem of his robe "swish". Coming out of the room full of fishy smell, Jon suddenly felt a sense of excitement. An illusion that feels like another world.

Grindelwald did not leave, he stayed here all afternoon.

After Jon glanced at the ground covered with white snow in a daze, he walked back to him carrying the bag containing the notes and remaining veritaserum, and handed over the harvest.

Seeing him approaching, Hans asked anxiously and uneasily.

"How many have you killed?"

Jon's face was still expressionless, and his voice was so calm that it made people feel numb.

"No one is dead, everyone is alive."

Hans's face showed a happy and relaxed expression, and he hurriedly walked towards the wooden house to inspect his precious experiments.

Grindelwald took the bag from Jon, his expression was normal, as if he had completed some meaningful social practice with Jon.

"Full harvest?"

Jon didn't say anything. He didn't seem to know what to say, and he couldn't tell the most perverted sins.

Grindelwald didn't care about Jon's silence, and he led Jon towards the direction of the monastery where he came from.

"Maybe it's because he has always been educating you. In fact, you and Albus are very similar when you were young. You both think that you have seen through people. No matter how bad people are, how bad can they be? But in fact, this It’s an answer that has no lower limit at all, because you are not bad enough, so you can’t even imagine how bad a real evil person can be.”

"It is precisely because of the lack of concepts in this area that you also have a wrong understanding of black magic. Sometimes even if it can be used, it is extremely unstable."

Only then did Jon ask with a slightly hoarse voice.

"Not bad enough, is it also a mistake?"

"Of course this is a mistake." Grindelwald replied without hesitation, "If you are just an ordinary person, there is no problem in being a good person without any thoughts, but as a leader, you must be evil enough. "

"It's just that the difference between you and those people in the wooden house is that you have to have a bottom line to be bad. You need to know who to treat with the greatest malice, and who to treat with the most basic kindness."

"After what you have seen today, you should understand that you cannot guarantee that you will always win. If one day you lose, the people around you will be like the people who were bullied and tortured by these demons. Their fate is even worse than theirs."

Jon didn't speak anymore. He followed Grindelwald until he reached the monastery, remaining silent. He seemed to be thinking about what Grindelwald said to him, and also seemed to be thinking about what he would do in the afternoon. The horrific things that were heard in the cabin.

They arrived at the monastery and approached the dusty fireplace that had not been lit for many years.

Grindelwald did not go to get the Floo powder on the fireplace, but looked at Jon and said calmly.

"Stop holding it in. If you want to vomit, vomit it here now. Otherwise, if you vomit in my office later, I don't guarantee that I won't do anything to you."

After hearing his words, Jon finally couldn't bear it anymore. He held the side of the fireplace and retched, then vomited until the sky was dark.

The most bottomless evil to people, the intolerable disgust.

Damn it, this chapter is two thousand