"So this is where we're going—Glastonbury, right?"
Sean shook his head at Hermione's question. "No, it's where I'm going."
"Alone again, alone again..." Hermione paced back and forth, her steps and expression equally agitated.
She rarely acted like this.
But everyone else understood why.
Sean had faced danger many times before, and most of the time he had gone alone, even when plenty of people had been willing to accompany him on his adventures.
Among their peers, these three girls were unquestionably outstanding. Stephanie had received an invitation from the Auror Office the moment she graduated. Hermione had received an invitation from Professor McGonagall at the beginning of sixth year, asking whether she would be interested in staying at Hogwarts to teach after graduation. Daisy had been born with immense magical power and had inherited the Potter family's excellent tradition of overwhelming combat ability.
Frankly speaking, if these three girls formed a team, even the most elite Auror squad might not be a match for them.
Even so, there was still a considerable gap between them and Sean—Hermione and the others were sprinting toward the level of the most elite wizards, while on Sean's path, there had only been a handful of predecessors, such as Dumbledore and Grindelwald.
Sean was better suited to acting alone, and Hermione and the others understood that if they truly encountered enormous danger, all they could do at Sean's side was protect themselves.
So whenever Sean had gone off to do something in the past, even if they wanted to accompany him, Hermione and the others had rationally chosen not to follow.
But this time was different, because of the conclusion Sean and Grindelwald had reached—from a soul to a living person! That was Achieving Godhood!
Everyone had deliberately avoided bringing up the other matter,