But it seems that the returnees don't know how Grindelwald played with time - once the world's will is completely awakened, the entire world will be destroyed.

This is inconsistent with the core appeal of the returnees - they obviously want to control the world to achieve a certain purpose, rather than destroy the world.

Of course, I can’t go there with the mentality that we will both die together, although I am indeed quite impulsive and I don’t like to compromise with these conspirators...

Huh? This is my character...

Sean suddenly felt that he seemed to have grasped something. That intuition seemed to be brewing in a corner of his body, but he didn't know how to open the right door.

If the speculation is correct, what does Dumbledore want from me?

Sean tried his best to recall it in his mind, trying to find any clues that Dumbledore might have left.

But he found nothing...

It shouldn't be. If Dumbledore wanted me to do something, he would definitely leave some vague hints. This would leave me with too much uncertainty.

Can't he tell it without prompting?

Sean suddenly realized that he seemed to know...

Under what circumstances should you not say anything at all? Of course it will lead to serious consequences...

For example, strong time fluctuations...

The time fluctuation will be stronger because the closer the connection between the person in the memory and the person who knows it is closer... Dumbledore did not give me a hint, so my close connection with the "hint" will lead to very strong time fluctuations?

That means that Dumbledore knows that I can think of this even without prompting - the intuition between Sean and Sean.

Just like taking a magical elixir and entering a trance-like world, I acted entirely on my own intuition.

So, what is in the crystal bottle is left by me in another timeline? Why did I do this, why did I threaten myself?
Chapter completed!