As Eli's strength continued to grow, he became increasingly aware of the bonds entwined around him.
Perhaps he had not cared much before, but after having several strange dreams, Eli began to worry.
A powerful wizard's soul was also immensely powerful. Therefore, dreams held real significance for wizards. For a powerful soul, dreams were often signs of something unusual.
In Divination, there were quite a few methods of divination through dreams.
With Eli's current abilities, having the same dream uncontrollably for several nights in a row was definitely not normal.
He sought out Dumbledore and told him about the suspicions and concerns he had harbored all along.
As two people known to have been watched by the Death God, Dumbledore's words were extremely valuable to Eli.
Eli told Dumbledore about the Grim incident Ron Weasley had described. Dumbledore's reaction made it obvious that he had heard of it long ago.
Dumbledore once again sealed off the entire space with caution. Not even Voldemort had so easily made him reveal such a grave expression.
"Yes, I heard about that incident. It caused quite a mess at the time, but it only spread among a small number of people. To most, it was merely a divination accident," Dumbledore said in the tone of someone telling a story.
His gaze drifted far into the distance, as though he had unearthed a very old piece of history.
"The Weasley Family is an extremely ancient family. Though they may be somewhat strapped for money now, there is no denying that they were once among the most prestigious families. Even now, the Weasleys remain quite popular in the Wizarding World."
Though the Weasley family was now so poor that a Wand and a pet had to be passed down from older brother to younger brother, their