Harry had a serious face and sat upright, looking serious.

Geralt leaned his head forward slightly.

"Of course, Harry, I will tell you, but..." Dumbledore responded helplessly, his eyes sweeping over the remaining two people.

Harry looked at the white wolf: "Geralt is very experienced in emotional entanglements. His rich life experience may be able to help you."

"Albus, you're almost the same age."

It's barely a convincing excuse.

Dumbledore looked at Snape.

Snape sneered: "I am very interested in what stupid things you did when you were young."

He spoke bluntly, carelessly and openly, pouring out his inner thoughts, which hit Dumbledore's ears on the head and made him look stunned. It took him a while to sort out these simple words into a sentence and fully understand them.

"Severus..." Dumbledore sighed.

Snape's face was cold, and he urged: "Hurry up and tell me."

Dumbledore sighed again, waved his wand lightly, conjured up a teapot for himself, and poured a cup of honey water: "Aberforth had a marriage before, of course, it was not very smooth."

"There's nothing wrong with him. Aberforth is a very good man and a very good husband. If it weren't for me..."

"For reasons you know well, Harry, Aberforth has some mental problems."

At this point, he paused, his last words inevitably trembling, revealing his age of more than a hundred years: "In fact, before that incident, Aberforth had a beautiful love affair with a girl who loved him very much, and they were even engaged."

“But I ruined everything.”

"Two years after that incident, Aurelius, Aberforth's child, was born, but Aberforth's wife took Aurelius away from Great Britain and fled to Erymacon, away from Aberforth, away from me, and away from Grindelwald."

"It's just that... fate seems to discriminate against those who suffer."

"The girl died in a sudden shipwreck. Aurelius, like every young wizard who awakened his magic power, survived and lived in an orphanage."

Dumbledore took another sip of the sticky honey water and steadied his tone: "During the period of Erymacon, ordinary people were very hostile to wizards. Fate once again played a trick on us, and Aurelius became an Obscurus."

"Nagini, the snake, is someone he knew during his time in Erimackon."

He paused, and his voice became heavier: "It's his lover."

"The power of the Obscurial is great." Dumbledore sighed, flustered, and played with the cup like a child. "I hate Grindelwald at that time. He bewitched Aurelius and made him his assistant."

Harry interrupted: "Aberforth hates Grindelwald."

Dumbledore nodded dejectedly: "Aberforth has no reason to forgive him or me."

He kept stopping Harry from completing the commission.

He himself saw no hope.

He and Grindelwald were criminals, unforgivable criminals. They destroyed the Dumbledore family and killed Ariana. This incident was the trigger, which destroyed Aberforth's family, indirectly killed his wife, and made his child an Obscurial. All this was not the end. The child who had been missing for many years was finally bewitched by Grindelwald.

Aberforth...

Dumbledore sighed heavily.

"Nagini turns into a snake. Is that also Grindelwald's spell?" Harry asked.

Dumbledore shook his head: "Although Grindelwald was disgusting at that time, he was not to this extent. Nagini was the reason."

Harry was startled, thinking back to the time when he was studying Animagus and what he had read in the book. When he recalled those few words, he spat them out of his mouth: "Blood Curse Orc?"

Dumbledore nodded.

Generally speaking, the pinnacle of Transfiguration is the Animagus - the complete transformation of a human into an animal.

All wizards who learn Animagus, without exception, will only be transformed into ordinary animals, not magical creatures.

certainly……

There are also wizards who can transform into magical animals with magical powers, but this is not a good thing for wizards.

All magic comes from within.

After becoming an ordinary animal, there is no magic power in the body and it will not affect the heart.

They can transform into magical animals, and another kind of magic is generated in their bodies, which affects their inner hearts. The more they transform and the longer they transform, the more they become like magical creatures. This is the origin of the blood curse.

"The love between the Obscurial and the Blood-Cursed Orcs." Harry began, not quite sure how to comment.

Dumbledore sighed and was about to speak.

Harry added, "Broken up by Grindelwald?"

Dumbledore's body stiffened, and he turned his head with some difficulty, nodded, and said softly, "Yes."

"And you promised to find a way to remove the blood curse on her, but not only did you fail to do it, you also failed to take good care of her?" Harry continued.

"Puff, puff," the sound pierced his heart.

Dumbledore couldn't nod his head, his voice still very light: "Yes."

"I promised Aurelius and Nagini, but I couldn't do it."

Harry raised his hand and rubbed his head. "I thought it was just that one thing, but there are so many. It's really a headache."

Dumbledore laughed at himself and looked at Snape: "Harry, it's easy to do a lot of stupid things when you are young."

Snape couldn't laugh either and lowered his head.

Harry sneered, "You've done a lot of stupid things. Now you want to save Nagini?"

Dumbledore said nothing, sitting awkwardly.

Harry went on: "But after so long, she has completely turned into a snake."

"When a blood-cursed orc is completely transformed, she will lose all her memories."

"Even if we are talking nonsense, she is bewitched by Voldemort and may not listen to us."

Dumbledore shook his head: "Even if I can't save her, I want her to stay by my side and take good care of her until..."

"Both Nagini and Aurelius said they wanted to be buried together."

"It seems that we have to find a way to strip the Horcrux fragments as soon as possible." Harry said softly, "As for Nagini...find a chance to capture it?"

Snape stood up and glanced at Dumbledore. "I have to go see Crouch and tell him that I have done a great job."

"Albus."

Dumbledore looked up when his name was suddenly called.

Snape reached into his robes, took out a piece of fecal stone, and threw it at him: "Wake up."

Dumbledore regrets his past.

But for Snape, he thought the most important thing was Potter's trouble.

Dumbledore caught the stone and smiled: "Severus, I am not the young, confused and mistake-prone me I used to be."

"Destroying Voldemort is the most important thing. I know that very well."