Tonight is indeed a strange night.

Hermione admitted that she was very nervous because she had not yet decided whether to meet Dumbledore, but she received a message from Professor McGonagall after class, saying that Dumbledore asked her to meet in the evening.

Before that, she had just confirmed that Professor McGonagall had indeed received a leave note, but the professor refused to tell her who sent the leave request, so this also made her feel itchy.

She was very eager to know the identity of Jon, so she hurried back to the lounge after class, packed her things and went to the eighth floor.

Since it was invited by the principal, there would naturally be no obstacles.

So she arrived at the office very smoothly and met Dumbledore, who was as affable as ever.

"Professor, are you looking for me?"

"Oh, Miss Granger, you are here so early."

"Yes." Hermione took a deep breath and tried to be as calm as possible, only showing a proper amount of panic: "Because of that matter, I was very nervous, so I came here to ask your opinion in a hurry."

"It seems that there is no need to say anything more between us. You may be curious about who is the person who is looking for you?

I can tell you, but the conditions are the same, you need to keep it a secret."

Hermione nodded hastily.

"Of course I have to keep it a secret."

Since it's impossible to know these things without paying a price, and if you don't come to her, you'll come to someone else, so it's better to hold the opportunity in your own hands.

"Keeping secrets is something you can't just talk about. You need to sign a contract. I've prepared it. Take a look."

Dumbledore took out a parchment from the drawer and spread it out in front of Hermione. There were only a few words on it, just a simple confidentiality agreement.

Of course, only Dumbledore and Jon know that this confidentiality contract still has a very strict judgment standard behind the magic. Once this judgment standard is triggered by some specific behaviors, it will immediately activate the power of magic.

Then it became clear to Hermione about that part of her memory, and she simultaneously reported the incident to the Magic Network.

It's like a bug uploaded program.

Jon intentionally strengthened the existence of the Magic Weave in the Magic Century to make it easier for him to promote the operation of the whole thing. Dumbledore knew that he thought so, so he was willing to help.

After watching Hermione sign her name on the agreement, Dumbledore took the parchment back with a smile, and then poured Hermione a cup of tea.

"Then let me explain to you what happened."

…

Jon didn't know that Dumbledore was talking to Hermione in the school at this moment, because he was busy working on the construction site of the unfinished laboratory.

The designer did provide a relatively good drawing, but for Jon, he was not particularly satisfied with the drawing because some of the contents were not constructed very reasonably.

"This place needs to be moved back a little. We need to connect the main control room with all the surrounding places. It is impossible to move the main control room to the center, but we need to make it as close to the center as possible?" He marked on the drawing

He said: "The whole magic network has begun to be connected with Hogwarts Castle. As long as I catalyze it a little, the two of them will merge into one in a short time. In this way, we will have no way to move the magic network."

The location of the net - of course there was no plan to move the magic net, Hogwarts is already the best location."

"Based on the items listed in your plan? Do you plan to promote the implementation of magic academies across the UK? Let more schools be converted into magic academies. Do you really think this can be done?"

Grindelwald looked at the drawings, but he was concerned about another thing: "I think it might be more convenient if you try to rebuild the Magic Academy."

"Magic is no longer a secret, so why build a magic academy? Just use the existing school to transform it? Transfer some students? And then let the talented students become wizards? I didn't plan to turn everyone into wizards.

Transform into a wizard."

No matter what kind of society it is, it is impossible for everyone to become a wizard? Because talent and opportunity are indispensable? Even with the help of the Magic Network, it is impossible for everyone to be transformed. The most suitable one is of course

Squibs and Muggles with wizarding blood, such as Hermione's parents, and Jon's father, and then people like Joanne and others who know the existence of the magical world but have no magical power themselves, and finally

Those are ordinary people.

"Magical transformation is not something that can be completed overnight. I can promote the development of this matter, but I cannot determine the final outcome of this matter. The deep power of the magic world has been turbulent recently, precisely because of the rebound in power.

Due to the impact, even the consciousness has already withdrawn its hands to intervene and control. A large part of the power needs to be liberated from the deep blue sea. We can take this opportunity to do our best."

Every step of Jon's plan is not complete, or each part leaves a buffer. This ensures that during the implementation process, there is room for fluctuations, and it can change for better or worse, but

The whole thing is one result.

"Of course the plan you make is your own decision. I just give you some suggestions. Since the main body of the Magic Network will stay in Hogwarts and integrate with the school, you might as well set up a more powerful node here, just like

It’s like your family’s manor.”

"Yes, I have already thought about this problem. There is an observation instrument inherited from ancient magic under the Ministry of Magic. When the time comes, we can take a chance to get this instrument out."

"Observer, you mean that little-used thing? The Ministry of Magic will be shocked if you find it. Although they have been keeping this kind of thing secret, the higher-ups still know about it."

"What's the use of knowing it? Now our Minister of Magic has begun to doubt Professor Dumbledore's intentions. But except for Professor Dumbledore, there is no one who can resist Voldemort. Anyway, we have always used Voldemort's name.

If you don't want to act like a boss, you might as well push everything to him... Teacher, you have reminded me that I can ask Mr. Weasley to provide me with a detailed map of the Ministry of Magic, and then I can get everything I want.
Chapter completed!