Recaps

Jon helped Harry face Quirrell and Voldemort, then turned to his summer work in London. An ancient Egyptian box drew him into a strange illusion and yielded gloves tied to Osiris, whose power Professor Sprout warned might eventually control him.

• Jon helped Stephen and his roommates pass the challenges beneath Hogwarts, then watched Harry confront Quirrell and Voldemort over the Philosopher’s Stone.
• Jon crossed the black flames, drove Voldemort away, gave the Stone to Dumbledore, and tried to use the Mirror of Erised with the Mysterious Bird Guardian.
• Jon left Hogwarts, went to London to oversee A.O. Fund, and approved expanding its investments as Britain’s economy weakened.
• Jon inspected a box Lenna had bought in the Mediterranean and was transported into an illusion of a desert and sea before escaping with the Mysterious Bird’s power.
• Laura and Ryan found the aftermath of a ritual on a remote island and identified an Ancient Egyptian incantation and a trace of Sea Kingdom Water Manipulation Art.
• Jon and Professor Sprout studied the box’s mechanism and opened it, finding ancient gloves that tightened around Jon’s hands and revealed an inscription connected to Osiris.
• Professor Sprout warned that the gloves might assimilate Jon, while Jon considered trying to control their power and continued examining the box.

Jon learned that Osiris’s gloves carried the Land of Severance and a possible link to the Dream Weaving Method, while Grindelwald helped him explore the relic’s mysteries. Their search revealed a possible connection between the Full Moon Disc and Jon’s team captain, as Dumbledore continued searching for the Deathly Hallows.

• Professor Sprout warned Jon that Osiris’s gloves could control him, and a mysterious visitor later warned that the God of Death’s return would bring Jon mortal danger.
• Jon activated the gloves, received an overwhelming inheritance, and learned from Professor Sprout that its power was called the Land of Severance and included fragments of the Book of the Dead.
• Professor Sprout studied the inheritance’s account of the Dream Weaving Method, then told Abufus that she had found a way to make his proposal possible, though it could not bring the woman back to life.
• Grindelwald arrived in London, discussed Voldemort and Harry with Jon, and later examined Jon’s invisible gloves, finding that a curse bound them to him.
• Grindelwald guided Jon through a dream of a ruined Osiris temple, where Jon saw a young woman beneath a radiant disc, then identified the disc as Thoth’s Full Moon Disc.
• Grindelwald questioned Reel about Jon’s team captain, Zero, and recognized a jade necklace worn by a fourteen-year-old girl as likely the Full Moon Disc.
• Jon told Grindelwald that his past could be seen as mistakes made while growing up, while Dumbledore met Perenall and continued searching for the Deathly Hallows despite the slim hope of finding them.

Grindelwald revealed the truth about the Deathly Hallows and began training Jon for the coming crisis. Jon explored the gods’ lingering power and learned that the ancient pantheons might return, while he began to understand how Prometheus’s actions had shaped humanity.

• Grindelwald told Jon that the Hallows could not truly bring the dead back, and revealed that Ariana’s soul had been bound in her portrait by an irreversible spell.
• Trelawney told Dumbledore that someone who was neither present nor in the future was still alive, while Jon dreamed of a red-haired girl who called him a thief.
• Jon learned that the girl was Reel’s former captain and a descendant of the God of Wisdom, then rejected Reel’s advice to stop being wary of Dumbledore.
• Jon found Dobby in his house, and Grindelwald threw the House-elf out before agreeing to teach Jon research and practical combat magic.
• Grindelwald trained Jon in wandless magic and the ancient path to becoming a [Professor], then gave him the Castonian Manuscript to study.
• Jon invoked Nuwa’s name while reading and sensed at least twelve beings stronger than Helga stir in the [Azure Deep Sea], prompting Grindelwald to warn him that gods could sense their names being spoken.
• Jon used Ravenclaw's glasses to find traces of those who had come before, and Grindelwald explained that the returning pantheons still left them time to prepare.
• Jon studied operations research and manifested an insubstantial flame, then wondered how Prometheus had scattered Egypt’s divine realm and woven it into humanity’s essence.

Jon studied the Magic Net and the World Will while arranging Grindelwald’s return and observing Harry’s arrival at Hogwarts. After a force from the Shadow of Hogwarts struck his soul, Jon traced its origin and began investigating Slytherin’s Basilisk.

• Grindelwald explained that the World Will controlled the Magic Net and warned Jon that his plan was too risky to quickly strengthen him, so Jon kept the proposal for Ancestor Helga to examine.
• Joanne and Reel told Jon how they had stopped Lucius Malfoy from taking a diary from a little girl, and Jon warned Joanne not to interfere in matters they had agreed only to observe.
• Jon sent his soul out as a Mysterious Bird and discovered a hidden, declining divine kingdom folded into space in a distant desert region.
• After finding Harry and Ron blocked at the station, Jon followed their flying car to Hogwarts but failed to prevent its crash into the Whomping Willow.
• Jon told Peeves that he was arranging a meeting between Grindelwald and Dumbledore, and Peeves agreed to help bring them together.
• A hostile force struck Jon’s soul during his sleep, and he identified its source as the Shadow of Hogwarts, an ancient prison with twelve zodiac doors, three of which were missing.
• Jon told Stephen that Grindelwald might arrive soon and planned to build him a house, then questioned Peeves about the Basilisk and learned that Salazar Slytherin had kept it to protect Hogwarts.