Chapter 270 268 Straightforward and Affirmative

Chapter 270 268. Straightforward and affirmative

"Teaching professor?"

Krum looked at Jon in disbelief.

"If he is the professor of Transfiguration, then Professor Johnson..."

"If I want to recruit two professors of Transfiguration, do I need to apply to you?"

Grindelwald's voice was very calm, but it was this calm voice that frightened Krum and trembled.

He is muscular, but not a fool. He knows that the principal in front of him has no patience now.

"I accept the punishment, Mr. Principal, I will go to the detention room now!"

He lowered his head, and his attitude of admitting his mistakes was extremely sincere, without any far-fetched meaning.

Grindelwald did not express any attitude to this, and Krum bowed for the last time, and then hurriedly walked towards the direction of the detention room.

Unlike Krum when facing Grindelwald's high pressure, Jon was wary of this former dark devil, but he was not afraid of him.

After all, since Dumbledore dared to hand over the students of Hogwarts to him, it proved that he would at least not hurt them.

But what Grindelwald said just now gave Jon a headache.

At first, he hadn't reacted. How could his identity as a fake professor be confirmed when he came to the real Durmstrang, but later, he seemed to have figured out something.

After dealing with Krum, Grindelwald didn't mean to stay and talk to Jon, and walked straight towards the stairs.

Jon naturally didn't have the mood to visit the castle now. He quickly followed Grindelwald and asked carefully

"Mr. Principal, can I know how Professor Dumbledore discussed and arranged us with you?"

In response to Jon's question, Grindelwald didn't act so concisely, but even when answering Jon's question, he didn't stop and continued to move forward.

"After what happened today, your voyage will end here. Next, your classmates will be temporarily settled in Durmstrang. When the situation in France is completely clear, we will discuss whether to teach these Hogwarts students independently."

Jon's face showed confusion.

"But we still have one last stop. Haven't we gone to the place in the Arctic yet?"

"If Voldemort showed up to see me today, I would go there, but it wouldn't be you. Since he didn't show up today, there's no need to go to the Arctic."

This is a name that has disappeared in the magic world for a long time, but Grindelwald called it out without any hesitation.

Jon didn't feel any surprise. Even if Voldemort might be stronger than Grindelwald now, he wasn't much stronger. Wizards of the same level would not be afraid of a name at all.

His words also answered Jon's doubts.

When on the sea, Jon could feel that if Grindelwald wanted, he could leave no space for Rodolphus and the others to escape, and all the Death Eaters present could stay, but later he seemed to deliberately let them go.

This was probably to put out the bait and catch the big fish Voldemort, but it was a pity that Voldemort did not show up in the end.

Since he did not dare to take the risk to meet Grindelwald here, it meant that the last remaining place in the Arctic was not too important to him, or he sent the Death Eaters to take away the important things in advance.

For safety reasons, it was reasonable to interrupt the remaining voyage of the Hogwarts.

Anyway, as long as the location was known, if he wanted to investigate in the future, he would always have time to send other people there. When Voldemort had already discovered them, there was no need to let Jon and his group of children take this risk.

But Grindelwald's words were obviously problematic. Although it seemed to be a casual remark, Jon still sensed the meaning.

What do you mean these classmates of yours will be temporarily settled in Durmstrang?

He is not a student of Hogwarts?

Jon then asked tentatively.

"Sir, actually I didn't quite understand just now. Why did you tell Krum that I was the professor of Transfiguration at Durmstrang? Isn't that my disguised identity?"

When he asked this question, Grindelwald suddenly stopped.

He turned his head to look at Jon, and Jon did not avoid it, looking into his eyes.

But those eyes that seemed to always remain sharp and cold did not seem so piercing at this time, but gave Jon a gentle illusion.

"Today at sea, that killing curse was your first time to kill someone?"

Grindelwald asked a question that had nothing to do with what they were discussing.

Hermione looked at Jon in shock. The students of Hogwarts didn't know what kind of battle Jon had with the Death Eaters when they left.

Jon did not avoid it, he smiled.

"It's the first time I've used it on a human."

"Very good."

Grindelwald's compliment was extremely rare, and would have been enough to shock Rosier and his friends.

"Even when I was your age, I hadn't touched upon the Unforgivable Curses, let alone learned them."

"Of course the identity of the ship disguised as Durmstrang and the other students are all fake. Even if Dumbledore wants to, I won't admit it. But your identity as the Transfiguration Professor doesn't mean you have it." , If you say no, there won’t be.”

Grindelwald's words were calm, yet revealed a hint of unquestionable tone.

"Since Dumbledore has given you the title of my subordinate, it will not be so easy to take it off. From now on, you will serve as a transfiguration professor in this school with Johnson. Of course, although you are talented, your There are indeed some deficiencies in the level. If you have any questions about magic in the future, you can come to me at any time. "

After saying that, he left without looking back, leaving only Jon and Hermione who were completely frozen in place.

It was as if they were under a petrifying spell. They remained motionless for more than ten seconds before Hermione turned to look at Jon with a strange look on her face.

"He wants to steal you from Hogwarts to Durmstrang?"

After digesting the news with difficulty, Jon fell silent.

He really wanted to analyze Grindelwald's words from other angles. In fact, there were other meanings, but no matter what the reason was, they seemed weak.

Grindelwald didn't have any tact, he was so straightforward, and he definitely wanted to steal people from Dumbledore!