Brie also maintains the input of natural magic.

There has been a turnaround in the small world.

But that's not what Brie wants, he can't maintain the world like a tool man and give up his life.

Feeling the people coming from behind, Brie ended the input of nature's magic and let the small world support itself.

"Maybe a little more faith will be able to resist death." Brie thought to herself.

"Brie, what are you doing here?" Professor McGonagall spoke up.

Brie walked back, and the water around him was pushed away, opening up a space for him.

"Let's check the dead air." Brie replied.

Grindelwald and Dumbledore here looked at the dead air that had not spread, and they both breathed a sigh of relief.

"Did you find anything?" Grindelwald asked.

Brie nodded slightly.

"Get ready for battle." Brie can be sure that Hogwarts will soon have a battle to go through.

Brie took out the Forbidden Forest Contract and threw it behind him, still in a small world in the cracks.

With the integration of the Forbidden Forest Contract, the entire Forbidden Forest, the Black Lagoon, and Hogwarts Castle began to change.

This change is imperceptible to outsiders.

Small worlds are enveloping these three places.

The power of the Forbidden Forest Contract has also begun to feed back to the small world, resisting the dead air.

And the divinity in the Forbidden Forest Pact.

Brie raised his hand, and a thin silk gold thread fell into his palm.

The entire coordinates are mutual.

Ravenclaw can use it to find God's place, and God can use it to reflect on the present of the world.

If Brie fails, he will use this thing to leave this world.

Brie has his own way of becoming an Spirit, but he is a little greedy, and he thinks that if he fails, he will take the whole of Hogwarts with him, including the professors in Hogwarts and some worthy people.

……

Christmas has just passed, and the little wizards have returned to school life.

But the sudden disaster caused the whole world to begin to turmoil.

"Volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, earthquakes, storms, floods, ......"

The Daily Prophet was the first time that such Muggle news had appeared.

This should be in the news of various countries, not a magic newspaper.

"Look down there, it's a disaster caused by magic, and there's a wizard behind it!"

In the hall of Hogwarts, the professors also watched the news in the report and remained silent.

Such an arm is definitely not something that ordinary wizards can make.

Even the professors present had a hard time doing anything.

"It's not just wizard power." Brie looked at the moving photos in the report and quickly decided, "The world is crying because they are uncovering the wounds of the world."

Brie can be sure that the places where these disasters broke out are the cracks of the dead air.

Use magic to channel death gas to burst out of the cracks, no longer suppressing death energy.

The world will soon be in chaos.

"Dead, a lot of people." Professor Flitwick's eyes widened as he flipped through the number of dead and wounded.

The rest of the professors saw it too, and their hands trembled.

The number is simply too large, more than one person in the wizarding world has died in the disaster.

Grindelwald closed his eyes and took a deep breath.

"I'll go find them."

With that, Grindelwald got up.

Dumbledore frowned and stood up.

"I'd like to take some time off, Headmaster Ode."

Brie agreed, though he understood it was futile.

A, it is always easier to destroy than to build.

But at this moment, a roar sounded from the Forbidden Forest.

It's magic waves!

Someone is attacking the barrier of the Forbidden Forest.

Brie got up and immediately rushed to the Forbidden Forest.

"Protect the students." McGonagall stopped the professors who tried to follow, and she winked at Dumbledore.

Dumbledore nodded, and left the castle with Grindelwald.

Forbidden Forest –

Ravenclaw and Gryffindor volleyed into the air, looking up at the Forbidden Forest.

"Hufflepuff, you understand why we're here."

Hufflepuff then appeared in mid-air, looked at Gryffindor and said, "My choice has never changed, and the world cannot afford to flee."

Brie also appeared instantly.

Seeing Brie coming, Ravenclaw said coldly, "What we are giving is choice, you are wise people, qualified to leave this world."

"Including some of the Hogwarts professors, we should have a new future."

"Those who die are worth it, and we will inherit the civilization of this world."

"It's selfish, Ravenclaw, it's different from the philosophy we had when we founded Hogwarts."

The two sides have their own opinions.

Then they all looked at Brie.

"Slytherin has already talked to you about the options." Gryffindor beckoned to the castle.

In the headmaster's room, Ben's sleeping Sorting Hat flew out suddenly.

"Gryffindor!" The Sorting Hat exclaimed.

When the sword was drawn from it, and it was placed on top of Gryffindor's head, it fainted with bliss.

Gryffindor raised his sword and pointed it at Brie.

He raised an eyebrow and smiled, and with a flick of his wrist, the tip of his sword pointing downward.

"But, I think." Gryffindor said with some sharpness in his eyes, "You already have new ideas about the world."

Brie did have a new idea about the world, but that was by no means the present.

"It took you millennia to decide to forget the past, why do you think I can choose your choice without burden?"

Gryffindor nodded, raising his sword again.

Ravenclaw closed his eyes and said, "We just wanted to hear you once."

Gryffindor laughed and put away his sword.

He and Ravenclaw came to Hogwarts with only one purpose, to take a stand.

Battles are by no means something that can be fought right now.

Ravenclaw and Gryffindor came quickly and left without hesitation.

And Brie didn't leave them sure, the great wizards who have survived for thousands of years, their strength is not to be underestimated.

Even Dumbledore and Grindelwald were invincible.

After Tom left—

"I think we have the right to know everything." Dumbledore stepped forward, and behind him was Grindelwald.

Grindelwald only knew about the crisis of the world, but he didn't know the plans of the giants, so he was also curious about what would make Hufflepuff break with them, and the other giants would come to Brie to determine their position.

"An opportunity to escape this world with your life as a sacrifice." Hufflepuff walked over.

"I didn't expect them to be so radical, they want to create the end before the end comes."

Hufflepuff said sadly.

Brie reassured, "Perhaps in their eyes, what cannot be saved is already the end of the world, and lingering on the rest of the day will only wear down their will."

Hufflepuff nodded, shook his head slightly, and said nothing more.

On the other side, Dumbledore and Grindelwald glanced at each other, and both saw each other's complexity.

Before Dumbledore could speak, Grindelwald said, "I will not leave this world, I've had enough of the days in the Tower of Newmengard."

Dumbledore smiled.

"It's always hard to choose, and you should think about it for a while."

With that, Dumbledore added, "But I still have to determine how many people they want to die, and how many will leave with them."

Dumbledore frowned, he could imagine what the world would look like after that

。

There are never a few selfish wizards, and they will not have the hearts of giants to give this world a chance for a thousand years.

I won't stand with those who have always stood firm.

Dumbledore paid a slight tribute to Hufflepuff and said goodbye to Brie and left Hogwarts with Grindelwald.

Hufflepuff said to Brie, "I may understand your choice, my dear."

She took a piece of rotten wood from her wizard's robe and handed it to Brie.

"This is the Spirit Circle, if this world really reaches a point where it can't be reversed, you can make another choice."

Hufflepuff looked at Brie, and she said softly, "I'm not a sane person, and I'm glad you can walk the same path with me, but my child has a bigger future."

Hufflepuff handed the circle to Brie and turned away.

……

Hufflepuff has also left Hogwarts, but Brie has not yet been able to move, and he must hold on to Hogwarts even though there have been a lot of disasters in the outside world.

"Tom, is it already arranged?"

Tom arrives at Hogwarts.

"Of course, Odd Manor has been moved to the Forbidden Forest." Tom looked at Brie helplessly.

Now there are many voices from the outside world, and with the disaster caused by several great wizards of Gryffindor, the people of the whole world know their plan to create death, take souls, and leave this world.

And Brie, as a great magician, chose to protect this world, which can be said to be a spiritual pillar.

But what those people don't know is that Brie, who is their spiritual support, has secretly moved everything related to herself to Hogwarts.

Tom looked at Brie and looked at him carefully.

"Do you still want to hide it from me, Brie?"

Hiding what?

Brie wondered.

Tom sighed.

"You've traveled through time, and what a dangerous thing it is."

How did Tom know?

"It's a memory." Tom pointed to his head and said to Brie, "A memory of you is gradually appearing in my head."

"I can clearly feel that this is being forced." Tom glanced at Brie and shook his head.

"I'll have to tell me later, I'm worried about you like this, if you get stuck in time, you'll never come back."

Awkward.

Brie only felt awkward.

"Got it, Tom, but something is unpredictable, like the future of this world."

Brie patted Tom on the shoulder and said with relief, "If we can succeed this time, then we won't have to face these troubles again."

Having solved the crisis in this world, Brie thought that perhaps he should resign from his position as Headmaster of Hogwarts and take a look outside.

It's like Cedric.

Thinking of Cedric, Brie sighed softly.

In Cedric's letter, he expressed his reluctance to become a professor in Hogwarts' Magical Creatures Protection class.

He traveled to X-Hide, where the stump of the Babel tree cracked, exposing the cracks of the repression below.

A lot of dead air spreads there.

"You didn't tell me your plan, dear little Brie." Tom looked at Brie with disgruntled eyes, hoping to learn about Brie's opportunities and help, rather than having nothing to do at Hogwarts.

"I'm not sure, Tom." What he wasn't sure about, Brie didn't want to say.

Under the black lake, the small world is still like that, and you come and go with the dead air, and nearly half of the space is infected by the dead air, which makes Brie a little apprehensive.

"Then get out of this world, Brie." Tom looked at Brie steadfastly.

"It's not the wrong choice, it's not an escape, it's the world is no longer fit for us."

Brie didn't contradict Tom.

"I'm prepared for this, you know."

Tom nodded, he just got the cloth

That's enough.

……

On the other hand, there are more and more wizards familiar to Brie in Hogwarts.

"See you again, Brie." Emaciated, like a recovering from a serious illness, Siris walked up to Brie, and he looked at Brie with burning eyes.

"It's nice that we've crossed paths in the past."

Siris held out his hand, and Brie shook it back.

On the other side, an equally emaciated man walked out.

Brie was somewhat impressed.

"Regulus?"

Regulus nodded.

"I'm glad you remember me."

Ghost, Regulus at this time is just a ghost with a body, he doesn't match the body, even if it's his body.

But this body is a yin corpse.

Brie didn't talk much to him, he was more worried about the report for a while.

"Goo-goo!"

An owl flew in from outside the hall and landed next to Brie.

The Daily Prophet, even when there is a catastrophe in the world, they still convey a message.

Pick up the report -

There are a lot of curtains around the world!

The Veil will devour the soul!

Slytherin is the man behind the veil!

A large number of powerful wizards choose to follow Gryffindor!

Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff fought in the X-Tibetan War, and the X-Tibetan Academy sent a large number of wizards to help the Hufflepuffs......

……

There is so much news, but it's all concise and to the point, about what's happening around the world.

"The Big Three are divided into four ways."

"Gryffindor has traveled to the Americas."

"Ravenclaw in Asia."

"Slytherin in Africa."

"The rest of the wizards who followed them went to Oceania."

Only Europe is safe today.

No, Europe is precisely the least safe.

"A large number of human beings have migrated to Europe and other places."

Brie flipped through the reports as the sound of owls rang out in the hall, each carrying a daily Prophet.

"The rest of the place is no longer fit for human life."

In the end, everyone got such an answer.

Europe, not the center of the world, is now in the limelight.

"I have to tell you something, Headmaster Ode." Professor McGonagall would only call Brie that way.

"Please, Professor McGonagall." The people in the auditorium hall gathered around.

McGonagall decided that this matter needed to be discussed, and said, "There are quite a few people coming to Hogwarts, and even though they can't find Hogwarts, they're still going to Hogsmeade Village."

The village of Hogsmeade has long since fallen into ruins, but that doesn't stop those who want to survive.

"Hogwarts is not safe." Brie said this locally.

McGonagall frowned slightly.

"But Hogwarts is the safest everybody."

"Because you're here."

People all over the world who study natural magic will not deny Brie's strength, which is why Hogwarts is strong.

Brie did not contradict Professor McGonagall.

Hogwarts is safe for those who Brie wants to protect, he is not a god, and of course, even a god cannot protect everyone.

"I'll do my part, rest assured, Professor McGonagall."

Brie didn't embrace the ideas of those who came, and wouldn't open the barriers of Hogwarts.

"I mean, I want to ......," McGonagall said in a fit-in-and-start, confused at this point.

In the end, she didn't ask Brie anything.

"I'm sorry, I shouldn't have imposed this responsibility on you."