Old Deng's "Bewitchment"

Isaac's final destination was the candy shop next to Ollivanders.

Wouldn't it be more logical for children to sneak away from their parents to spend money at a candy store?

It must be said that the candies in the wizarding world are quite unique.

Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Beans, Cauldron Cakes, Chocolate Frogs, and of course, the Cockroach Clusters displayed in the corner.

Truth be told, Isaac had always felt that the only person who actually enjoyed that stuff was Dumbledore.

The reason the magical candy shop still produced them was specifically to supply Dumbledore alone.

Who else but Dumbledore would it be?

The candy shop had rows of shelves, and after entering, Isaac walked quickly toward the very corner.

In that corner, Isaac saw Dumbledore, who looked as if he had been waiting for him for some time.

This greatest wizard of the modern age, the only person Voldemort feared, the man who defeated Grindelwald, and the friend of Nicolas Flamel stood quietly in the corner of the candy shop, waiting for Isaac.

Seeing Isaac arrive, Dumbledore finally took off his glasses to wipe them.

"Isaac, I received your letter. You said someone is trying to attack you?"

"Yes, Professor Dumbledore." Isaac nodded; this was the main reason he had "summoned" Dumbledore in such an emergency.

Just now, at the entrance of the Leaky Cauldron, Isaac had sensed danger and immediately performed a divination on himself.

Then, he decisively returned to Diagon Alley.

The driver sent by the old butler at the entrance had already been controlled by a wizard; once Isaac boarded the car, he would likely have been attacked and abducted.

However, the attacker this time clearly did not know how to deal with a Seer.

A Seer is a creature with extremely strong premonitions; like Isaac, they can sense danger before it arrives and then simply perform a divination.

If one cannot bypass a Seer's intuition, then all attacks against them are likely to be seen through, just as Isaac had done this time.

Some Seers are more reckless: I know you are going to attack me, and I know your level.

The only reason I stepped into this trap was to openly and honestly crush you.

Grindelwald actually possessed some of these traits.

Unfortunately, Isaac was not Grindelwald—though he would have liked to fight, the conditions simply didn't allow it.

In other worlds, young wizards of his age were already proficient in the Cruciatus Curse, and some could play tricks with the Fiendfyre.

There were even young wizards who were already casting the Avada Lightning Chain before they had even started school.

Compared to his peers in other worlds, Isaac wasn't just dragging down the reputation of transmigrators; he was practically holding them back.

The problem was that his cheat really wasn't that powerful, so in his helplessness, he could only act as a human summoner.

He summoned Dumbledore directly.

I can't cast the Avada Lightning Chain, but summoning someone who can is fine, right?

Could it be that my magical career is actually following a summoning path?

Honestly, as a Seer, Isaac had extraordinary achievements in the "summoning" aspect.

He could fully see the success rate of summoning various "Legendary Summons" and "Epic Summons" through his divinations.

One must know that Hogwarts not only had Dumbledore as Headmaster, but also four Heads of House and a whole host of subject professors.

Once Isaac enrolled and got to know these professors, if he encountered a situation like this again, he could absolutely organize a luxury sightseeing tour.

Couldn't a group of people watching a pervert trying to kidnap a young wizard count as sightseeing?

Dumbledore probably wouldn't have guessed that Isaac's brain was so active at this moment. After checking him thoroughly, he asked:

"Then, do you know the identity of the attacker?"

"Ah, it's one of Voldemort's lackeys." Isaac called out Voldemort's name without any hesitation.

He truly wasn't afraid of Voldemort.

For one, Voldemort didn't feel very real to Isaac.

Even though he was now in the Harry Potter magical world, Voldemort still felt more like a story to Isaac.

His biggest impression of Voldemort right now was perhaps just that the guy had no nose.

Whether it was Voldemort's brutality or cruelty, Isaac had never experienced it firsthand, so he naturally wouldn't be very afraid based on mere descriptions.

Furthermore, the first person from the magical world Isaac met when he arrived was Grindelwald.

If he were really going to be afraid, wasn't Grindelwald more terrifying than Voldemort?

That Fiendfyre in Paris back then—if Nicolas Flamel hadn't brought people to extinguish it, it was uncertain how many people in all of Paris would have burned to death.

In short, a noseless stray dog was not worth Isaac's fear, and the Death Eaters, who shouted about the Dark Lord and their master like lackeys, were even less worth his fear.

This was what Isaac called despising the enemy strategically.

"Tom..." Hearing Voldemort's name, Dumbledore's expression finally changed.

His expression did not grow more serious; instead, to Isaac, Dumbledore's face was filled mostly with confusion and caution at this moment.

He was likely also pondering why a Death Eater would seek out Isaac.

"Tsk! Professor, that Tom Riddle is just bullying you for being an intellectual! Why overthink it? Just grab the person and interrogate them! Hit him with Legilimency, or if that doesn't work, use some Veritaserum~ Professor Snape definitely has some in stock!"

Isaac's radical statement interrupted Dumbledore's train of thought, and he was just about to correct Isaac's perspective.

But then he remembered that Isaac was a seer, and considered Snape's personality...

Oh no, the boy was right; Snape really did have a stash of Veritaserum!

"Very well, you are right; we should indeed take action first. Do you have any knowledge of that Death Eater's identity?" Dumbledore asked Isaac.

"Uh... I can point him out to you, but if you ask me for his identity..." Isaac spread his hands to show he couldn't help.

If he had summoned Professor Snape, perhaps he could have learned the attacker's identity by foreseeing the scene of Professor Snape interrogating the Death Eater.

Unfortunately, it was Dumbledore who arrived, and this man was the top riddle-maker of the British magical world.

He was a master of riddles!

"In that case, Isaac, I might need your help with a favor." Dumbledore suddenly looked at Isaac with the expression of someone who had a brilliant idea.

This look immediately made Isaac's heart skip a beat.

As the saying goes, one doesn't fear a villain racking their brains, but rather a fool having a sudden inspiration. This description certainly didn't apply to Dumbledore.

However, a great man's sudden inspiration could sometimes be even more destructive.

Just as Isaac was about to politely decline, Dumbledore suddenly asked in a low, lingering tone:

"Isaac, do you want to become stronger?"

Isaac was dumbfounded. Good heavens, had the Dumbledore before him transmigrated from some trashy browser game?

What was with the stench of a "pay-to-win" scam in that sentence!