Speaking Frankly

In a living room where everything is a single color—the stairs, the floor, the walls, the chairs, and even the chandelier on the ceiling—the people who were just outside are now sitting around a crystal-clear round table.

However, judging from everyone's expressions, it was clear that the conversation had just taken an unpleasant turn.

Mrs. Weasley, in particular, was glaring angrily at Dumbledore as if he had committed some unforgivable sin.

However, the style is completely different on the other side of the table.

Tonks is Transfiguration her nose to amuse Ginny.

Each time, she would close her eyes tightly, revealing the same pained expression she wore in front of the Entrance Hall of the Black Family Manor.

Her nose would sometimes swell up like a bird's beak, looking exactly like Snape's nose, and then shrink back to the size of a round mushroom, with a bunch of nose hairs sprouting from each nostril.

Fred and George were also giving Tonks advice.

Judging from the notes in their hands, it seems they have found some inspiration in Tonks.

However, Tonks suddenly stopped changing his appearance, and Fred and George put away their notebooks.

Ginny also suppressed her smile.

This was all because of Mrs. Weasley's roar, "Dumbledore!"

Why involve Harry and his friends?!

They are not members of the Order of the Phoenix!

Some of them have only just entered Hogwarts!

(Bill: "That's it, Ginny's still a kid! I think the engagement needs to be called off!")

Mrs. Weasley: "Shut up! Bill Weasley!"

Ginny glared at him angrily. "Bill! You despicable scoundrel!"

"Molly Weasley, you may not have noticed that most of our information about Voldemort actually comes from Harry's dream, and the rest is based on information that Harry gave us and verified."

"It's not wise to bypass Harry and the others." Dumbledore crossed his hands, rested his elbows on the table, and stared intently at Mrs. Weasley.

"They are still children," Mrs. Weasley's voice was much softer.

"I'm Harry's godfather, and I think he's qualified to know this." Sirius raised his head and nodded to Harry.

"Yes, Molly Weasley."

"Death Eaters don't care if you're a child or not."

"I think they all need to know this, plus some rigorous training!"

"This is what's best for them!" The usually tough Mad-Eye Moody took a sip of the liquor from his jug.

"Potter needs security, but not the kind of security you're talking about."

"He should know everything and stay safely in the back." Snape raised an eyebrow.

Seeing everyone saying this, Mrs. Weasley suddenly turned to her husband, "Arthur!"

"Arthur, please support me!"

Mr. Weasley did not speak immediately, but instead took off his glasses and slowly wiped the lenses on his robe, without looking at his wife.

He carefully put his glasses back on before speaking.

"You can't deny that even if we don't say anything, Harry and the others have already guessed it, Molly Weasley."

Since they already know, we might as well let them know more details to avoid making the wrong choice due to incorrect information.

Mrs. Weasley hesitated, then looked at Professor McGonagall, the only one who might be on her side.

"Don't look at me, Molly Weasley."

"I admired Mr. Potter's magical abilities last year in the Headmaster's Office with Pomona and Filius."

"Severus was there too."

"Given his performance today, I think he's at a level where he knows this information."

"As for Ginny Molly Weasley, you weren't a member of the Order of the Phoenix during the First Wizarding War, so you knew absolutely nothing about the Order of the Phoenix?" Professor McGonagall said, pursing her lips.

"Well," said Mrs. Wei Xinlai, taking a deep breath and glancing around in hopes of getting support, but no one responded. "Well—it seems my opinion is going to be rejected."

All I want to say is this: this war must not affect our children. They just need to grow up healthy and strong, just like how I chose to dedicate myself to my family First Wizarding War instead of joining the Order of the Phoenix— "

"The future hope of the wizarding world, what questions do you have—about Voldemort?" Dumbledore asked softly as Molly Weasley sat down.

Is he really going to be resurrected in a year?

"I've heard Ron mention him." ("Ron Weasley?" Mrs. Weasley looked betrayed.)

Will this affect our exams?

"I mean OWLT (Nastily Exhausting Wizarding Tests)," Percy asked, raising his hand.

"Good boy!" Mrs. Weasley wiped her eyes.

"Percy, the model student."

"I thought he wasn't like that anymore," Fred and George whispered to each other.

"No, after my personal investigation, by the time he is resurrected, it will already be summer vacation," Dumbledore replied in a relaxed tone.

"That's good." Percy looked at his twin brothers as soon as he sat down. "I don't see any chance that we can lose."

Just checking in on their studies!

"Dumbledore, is it really only Professor Riddle who can truly kill the resurrected Voldemort?" Harry asked, looking unwilling to accept the situation.

He had already gotten the answer from Ryan.

But now it's different; he's twice himself.

There is also a Nether Dragon.

The answer may change.

"That's amazing!"

"Molly Weasley, Harry really does know more than we thought." Dumbledore teased Mrs. Weasley, who was still somewhat unconvinced, and then looked at Harry. "Yes, you may already know the secret of Voldemort's immortality."

"That's true, it's not some profound Dark Magic."

"But no one dares to be that bold."

"And also, being cruel to oneself."

"All I can say is that Harry, your current power might be enough to defeat him, or even trap him (like in that magical Mirror World), but only Riddle can truly kill him."

"Voldemort's actions, though foolish, truly made him almost invincible."

"We can be defeated, but there's always a chance to rise again," Dumbledore sighed.

"So you allowed his resurrection to happen as well?"

"I mean, only he who has been resurrected can be killed?" Harry asked immediately afterward.

Mrs. Weasley looked like she was questioning the meaning of life.

Sirius was quite pleased with himself; if Lupin hadn't been holding him back, he probably would have made a sarcastic remark.

He had always been a little annoyed with Mrs. Weasley.

Because Mrs. Weasley treated Harry like her own son and believed that she was closer to Harry than he was to Harry.

"Yes."

"You already know about Grindelwald from Lupin, don't you?"

"He's a tough guy."

"If he makes a move, Voldemort will have no chance of being resurrected."

"But for your future, we have decided to eliminate Voldemort while we are at our strongest!" Dumbledore stood up and looked toward the North Sea.