Saying Goodbye to Cambridge Again

As for Voldemort, Jon actually knew quite a lot in detail. After all, aside from the protagonist Harry Potter, the people he had been most curious about in this world were Dumbledore and Voldemort.

Later, his relationship with Dumbledore became very close, and he learned many things from Dumbledore, his brother, and Grindelwald.

Then there was Voldemort.

Before Voldemort became Voldemort, no one had paid any attention to his tragic life. Only Dumbledore knew a little, because he had been the one to take Voldemort away from the orphanage.

Even so, he had not noticed Voldemort's many problems from the very beginning.

Not until Voldemort became Voldemort.

Dumbledore was one of those who knew some of the inside story. His understanding of Voldemort was not limited to Voldemort's past; over the years, he had investigated many things, and Jon had basically learned all of them as well.

Now, Jon was the one who understood Voldemort, because he not only had Dumbledore's intelligence, but also everything he had read before.

In this world, a thousand people held a thousand interpretations of a character. And among everything Jon knew, there were far more than a thousand analyses of Voldemort. With all that and Dumbledore's intelligence, he could piece together in his mind a character even more fully fleshed out than Voldemort himself. So no matter what Voldemort became, Jon understood him.

Real humans and fictional characters were inherently different, but the difference was not that great. So Jon had not taken any other action to change anything. Other than helping Dumbledore set certain events in motion, he had always remained an observer.

Born to observe, he was very safe.

"But that doesn't quite fit his character."

After hearing Jon's explanation, Rank found it strange as well.

"I've read plenty of epic tales