Yes.
Albus Dumbledore.
After Ian had been swallowed by the Bronze Door, Albus Dumbledore had entered it as well, intending to search for the missing Ian.
He had originally seemed to have fallen into another trial within the Bronze Door, yet for some unknown reason, he had now appeared in this ancient era.
Perhaps he had broken free from some cycle of the Bronze Door, or perhaps he had passed the trial it had set. In any case, he had indeed appeared here.
The ancient era.
Above an island shrouded in storms—yet for a wizard like Albus Dumbledore, passing through that outer layer of storm was no difficult matter.
After all, through the plans he had made with his former companion Grindelwald, he had attained Legendary Status in the past timeline by deceiving Destiny and time.
With such power, Albus Dumbledore could hardly be trapped by a storm. Even among Legends, he was unquestionably one of the very best.
Of course.
The storm and the things within it had indeed caused Albus Dumbledore some trouble, but only some inconvenience.
It was hardly dangerous.
Nor had it been remotely thrilling. Albus Dumbledore's hair was not even disheveled, let alone his robes, which had not been touched by a drop of rain.
This showed that Albus Dumbledore had remained completely at ease. The "Rayquaza" within the storm was a legendary Fantastic Beast, but it was no match for a Legendary Wizard.
At the same level.
Humans had always been stronger than animals. Many examples from later ages proved this, and from what Ian knew, it was only natural. Of course, Ian was not here, so Albus Dumbledore had no way of learning the astonishing fact that humanity had been created in the Creator's image.
However.
That did not affect Albus Dumbledore's passage