In desperation, Dumbledore, who was a little suspicious and did not have much power at hand, could only do many things himself, and in this process, the search for Dumbledore's traces by different forces made it a little difficult for the old bee to deal with, and this just accelerated his aging process.

However, this is not the obvious thing that makes Dumbledore the most important, Siris Black's pretending to be stupid, and the feedback from Holly and Erinka and many neutral wizarding families, have caused a lot of trouble for Dumbledore.

On the contrary, it was the former Death Eater family or the Dark Lord supporters who caused Dumbledore less distress at this time. Even if they put up some obstacles for Dumbledore everywhere in many things, these obstacles that have made their purpose clear are not obstacles for Dumbledore...... On the contrary, it was the "help" or "hindrance" of those false and real neutral families that made Dumbledore have to be vigilant at all times, for fear that he would be teased at a certain point or leave out some hidden overtures.

The savior who could really make Dumbledore's head bigger, and even cause Dumbledore huge trouble, was not clear at this time how big a hole Hermione had just given her.

Or even Hermione, who couldn't understand what Holly's instructions were like. However, his own personal experience still told himself that if he did what Holly asked and instructed him to do, then at least he would not be tortured for a short time, and as for resisting, the pain of soul and body separation, at least Hermione herself thought that no one could bear it.

An opportunity to teach others the actual combat of Defence Against the Dark Arts by himself, this is a big temptation for Harry Potter, as for Ron Weasley, as long as he can stand next to Harry when he is in the limelight, he will not hesitate to agree to any proposal, and persuade and encourage Harry Potter by the way.

After throwing out this proposal, Harry Potter's first reaction was an instinctive refusal, and it is true, especially a savior like Harry who has been living under the protection of too many people, even if there are many trials, but most of the time it is within the controllable range...... At least, these exercises or encounters did not cultivate Harry Potter's responsibility and too much courage, and seemed to have contributed more to his courage when he got into trouble and his recklessness about the consequences of it.

Because luck seems to have been on his side, no matter what he's been through, it always seems that he can turn the tide in the end.

However, Harry Potter did not respond to Hermione's proposal in the first place, maybe he still had some ideas in his heart, if it wasn't for the illusion in his heart, maybe he should have rejected Hermione directly, but Harry didn't do it, and if he was confident enough in himself, then Harry should have given a little positive response...... In short, a Harry Potter who doesn't know enough about himself, and at the same time has some blind confidence in himself, this is what everyone expects to be.

For Dumbledore, a Harry Potter who has a clear enough understanding of himself will be free from his dependence and control, and for the Dark Lord, a somewhat blind and arrogant Harry Potter can better facilitate them to do some targeted actions, maybe digging holes, maybe inducing, and even a little fraud? Potter was one of the best tools to contain Dumbledore, a specific tool that could keep Dumbledore completely out of time at certain times. And if you want to detonate Harry Potter, a time bomb around Dumbledore, in a certain period of time, it is not enough to have Hermione Granger as a fuse......

Who knows if Hermione, who was born in a Muggle, will sacrifice herself to fulfill others like the heroines of Muggle fairy tales who lose their ability to judge themselves for love...... And the auxiliary means, Holly looked out the window at the two owls slowly crossing the sky from a long distance, and smiled slightly, the backup plan has also been secretly unfolded, isn't it?