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Even when Grindelwald exposed him to his face, Jon showed no embarrassment whatsoever.

After all, they were both his own teachers. There was no need to feel embarrassed.

"Come to think of it, have you ever encountered gods, Professor?"

"I haven't seen them, but I've heard of them. In the deep sea, I can occasionally sense traces they left behind. But there's still an enormous gap between me and gods. They simply can't be bothered with me."

"There are so many gods still around. Surely not every one of them stays hidden?"

"This era isn't suitable for gods to reappear. Once they emerge, they'll be weakened. They can only exist within Small Worlds. Since those Small Worlds were created by them, whether other gods enter or whatever happens, their status won't be affected by the continent. But once they come to the real world, for the sake of peace and stability in reality, they'll inevitably be subject to certain restrictions. To wizards, restrictions are practically the same as harm. Times have changed. Once harmed, they have no good way to recover quickly, so the best option is not to appear."

"No wonder. But Ancestor projected his power into reality several times before. If Ancestor could do it, there's no reason other gods couldn't."

"They can indeed do it, but it takes a great deal of effort. Senior Helga was able to project her power into the Muggle world by taking a shortcut. She herself had a very good relationship with that consciousness in the deep sea, and at the time, she wasn't yet a pure god. As a demigod, her power only surpassed Legendary Wizards like me, but she was still far behind true gods. For her, transmitting power into the Muggle world wasn't exactly effortless, but it certainly wasn't