Awakening

Clearly, wizards had already become very weak. In this world, wanting to do something and actually being able to do it were two different things.

And the wizards now gathered around Jon would ultimately become the future rulers of this world, because they represented renewal and continuation. The people of the past were simply too traditional.

That was not a good thing.

But Jon did not want to concern himself with it.

Grindelwald was indeed right. When this world began to change, those affected by it could not be saved. Gods could not view the world from a human perspective, and Legendary Wizards could not empathize with ordinary wizards.

Dumbledore, on the other hand, was amazed by Jon.

"I have to say, you became a Legendary Wizard far too quickly. I did not even have time to react. This is truly a good thing."

"Perhaps. Perhaps it is a good thing. But if it were not absolutely necessary, who would choose such a difficult path?"

Dumbledore did not continue, because he felt Jon was being excessively modest.

This was practically showing off.

"Let's talk business. After all, I am not surprised in the slightest that you became a Legendary Wizard."

Dumbledore tidied his desk slightly, making it look a little neater.

"I received word that the Smith Family—the family you theoretically came from—has become active again recently."

"Them?"

Jon frowned, somewhat surprised. "They have nothing to do with me. Why are you telling me this?"

"Of course it is because they are connected to you."

Dumbledore was somewhat helpless as well. "The news has not leaked out, naturally. After all, the Hufflepuff family has only your great-grandmother left as a descendant, and she only has your family as descendants. But you cannot deny that your bloodline has another source—the Smith