Action Plan Under Review

Yinsen ultimately restrained his urge to cause trouble and did not make a move to kill Voldemort.

Dumbledore had spent more than a year preparing carefully. If Voldemort died now, wouldn't all those preparations go to waste?

More importantly, Fudge, that guy who always loved internal power struggles, would do everything he could to make things difficult for Dumbledore. Because of that, he could easily be exploited by the Death Eaters, who controlled vast resources and wealth, and then carry out all sorts of actions against Hogwarts.

Yinsen did not want that to happen, so it would be best if Dumbledore's plan could proceed and successfully straighten out the Wizarding World from within.

Besides, he had realized that bullying Voldemort was not particularly interesting. Voldemort did not even know who he was, and strictly speaking, had not angered him. Killing someone like that would bring him no sense of accomplishment, nor would it make him feel as though he had vented his frustration. Lacking motivation, he simply left.

Dumbledore had probably received news of his "death" by now. Next, he should be acting according to the plan, right?

Having abandoned his public identity, Yinsen no longer needed to return to Hogwarts as a student.

Scáthach would not be coming next semester either. The Harry Potter World's Time Flow Rate would also be synchronized, and he needed to remember to add this world's coordinates to the Teleportation Device. That way, Illya and the others could travel freely to and from this world, making it easier for them to attend school.

"I haven't forgotten anything, have I?"

Yinsen did not immediately leave this world and return to the Moon Goddess. He still had to wait for Illya and the others to finish the semester.

It was just that he no longer needed