HP: White Lord of Slytherin

Chapter 290 The Principal's Test

After saying these things, Van der Vries took out a piece of parchment and handed it to Gloria, "These are the names of the Death Eaters I know. It took me a while to figure it out."

Gloria took over, "I understand everything. As long as it is proven to be true, you will be a spy on my side."

Fan looked outside again and said, "The new world Grindelwald mentioned must be here."

"Enzo, did you tell your ancestors about this?" she asked casually.

"He didn't say that directly," Fan said. "He just said that he lived in a world that belonged only to magic, and that one day all wizards would be able to live there."

Gloria felt that Enzo was trying to say this in a roundabout way, "Anyway, the New World has nothing to do with me now."

Fan immediately understood what she meant, "I will keep it a secret."

"Voldemort has never really trusted you," she said, looking at the parchment with the list written on it.

"Perhaps he only has a little trust in the servants who have been imprisoned in Azkaban for many years for him." Fan's eyes flashed with mockery, "Among them, Bellatrix is ​​the most valued. Since her disfigurement, she has become even crazier than before, and sometimes even attacks Death Eaters."

Fan muttered, "That spell of yours is really powerful. No healing spells or potions work. I happened to hear her scold Snape from your school once. She even wanted to arrest the healer at St. Mungo's Hospital, but there were a lot of Aurors guarding there."

Gloria secretly sighed that it was not easy to be a spy for Professor Snape. "She became more irritable not only because of her disfigurement, but also because of the black magic in the spell that had been eroding and tormenting her. Of course she would do something crazy."

She actually hoped that the other party would go crazy a few more times so that Voldemort could use the Cruciatus Curse himself. It would be very unpleasant to be cast by such a vicious and dark wizard.

Fan felt that this was not like a spell, but more like a curse.

"I will continue to pay attention to the situation over there." He said, "As for the people on the list, I spent time to determine them. It is up to you to decide whether they fail or are used for your own purposes in the future."

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The two-week vacation ended quickly, and Hogwarts seemed to still be at Christmas.

Early in the morning, there was a crowd of people gathered around the bulletin board in the lounge. When I went over to take a look, I found out that sixth graders could take an Apparition class.

Gloria and Draco will both be seventeen years old before August 30th this year and can sign up for the course.

"Can you Apparate?" Gloria asked Draco beside her.

"No." Draco said, "Father didn't teach me. Learning this is dangerous."

"Can you?" he asked in return.

Gloria had never Apparated in his presence.

"I learned it when I was ten years old." Gloria said, "At that time, I walked through all the rooms in the three castles and the vicinity of the manor. I didn't like to run around myself, so I just learned this."

Draco said in a surprised tone, "Ten years old? Learning this would risk splitting my body, so my father didn't teach me yet."

Gloria chuckled, "Then I'm lucky."

Draco knew she was modest and walked side by side in the direction of the Great Hall.

"Did you show your father the list?" Gloria asked him softly.

"I have seen it." Draco looked around as he spoke. Fortunately, many students were attracted by the Apparition class and were concentrating on discussing the notice.

He continued, "Father will be careful of those people. The Ministry of Magic doesn't even know that they have joined the You-Know-Who. It seems that De Vries is indeed going to follow the Slytherin family."

The list naturally does not include all the Death Eaters, but those on the parchment are enough to avoid many people with ulterior motives.

Voldemort had always wanted to capture his father.

"I'll arrange an elf to deliver De Vries' letter." Gloria said, "This way we can also know the situation of the Death Eater camp in the future."

She knew that Professor Snape only listened to Headmaster Dumbledore and would not turn against her and help her.

The appearance of Van der Vries ensured that she would not be completely unaware of the news over there.

Perhaps a Death Eater wanted to contact her, but without an address, letters in and out of Hogwarts were likely to be checked.

Whether you have the ability to find her is also a kind of strength.

Before they reached the Great Hall, a Hufflepuff student stopped in front of them, panting.

Gloria and Draco looked at him quietly. The boy seemed to be only in the second or third year. He met their gazes between breaths, and there was obvious nervousness.

"Principal Dumbledore asked me to give you the letter." The boy handed the parchment to Gloria.

"Thank you."

The boy said, "The principal said to go to the office after 9pm."

After saying that, he turned around and ran away.

Draco was a little surprised, "Why are you here all of a sudden?"

Gloria held the parchment letter and said slowly, "We'll know tonight."

She attended classes as normal during the day and stayed in the secret room until nine o'clock at night, then Gloria set off for the principal's office.

Inside the office, the portraits of the headmaster had already started snoring, but only Phineas saw her coming and stared intently.

Gloria noticed that Dumbledore's hands were still charred, and it seemed that he had not found a way to remove it.

"sit down."

Gloria sat down and asked, "How are things abroad?"

"I can't find him." Dumbledore shook his head. "Grindelwald is much more mysterious than he was more than fifty years ago."

Gloria didn't ask any further questions. She was now a person who didn't know any inside information.

"What did you call me to talk about?"

Dumbledore spoke naturally as usual, "Grindelwald has done a lot of things in France, and there is a message that he can lead wizards to a new world. What do you think?"

He was testing himself to see if he knew the inside story.

Gloria showed just the right amount of confusion. "I don't know about this, and Lucius never told Draco about this. But even if wizards use magic, they can't create a world."

"Indeed," said Dumbledore, "so many people wonder if this is Grindelwald's trick."

Gloria remained silent.

"If there really is a new world," he said, "where do you think it is?"

"How should I know?" Gloria leaned back in her chair very easily. "My main goal now is to complete my studies and then destroy all the Horcruxes."

Dumbledore's body, leaning against the table, stiffened for a moment, but soon returned to normal.

He turned his back to Gloria and whispered, "I wish there was such a world."

If wizards lived in the new world that Grindelwald described, her sister would not be bullied by Muggles or parasitized by Obscurials when she went out to play.

His father was imprisoned in Azkaban for revenge and never came out, his mother died young, and the once warm family fell apart.

Gloria heard the sadness in his tone.

"I'm sorry, Headmaster Dumbledore. I've learned about your family's situation, but there's one thing I can't figure out." She said, "It's clearly the fault of the Muggles, so why does the Ministry of Magic punish the vengeful wizards? It's so unfair."

Dumbledore paused for two seconds before saying, "Our world needs laws to maintain order."