HP Letters from Thirty-Five Owls (Unauthorized Self-Translation) Also Known As: Correspondence Between Grindelwald and Dumbledore

The original work was "Thirty-Five Owls", and the two extras "Seeker's Fear" and "Hallowing Lions" were both written by M lah Sihfay. The original text is excerpted from the author's personal website. This is my first attempt to translate beautiful texts from other countries. I know that this will detract from its inherent beauty to some extent, but I can no longer resist the temptation of the correspondence collection! I translated it just because I love it, and I would like to pay tribute to the predecessors who have translated this article before! The translation will be mixed with personal emotional understanding of the original work and writing habits, and there are more subjective things in it, but I have tried my best to convey the beauty and sadness of "Thirty-Five Owls"! In addition, I have been following the HP series for 17 years, and I have never shed a tear or been heartbroken for any couple. In the end, I fell into the hands of the old man combination. It was really a lick of sugar on the edge of a knife! It raises the banner for the love of beautiful boys, but in fact, the amazing thing about GGAD is the gorgeous collision of ideas. The sparks are too bright and dazzling. Because of this, they will be entangled for the rest of their lives. In this life, their names have been given too many titles, their duels have been recorded in history, and even their stories have become gossips and anecdotes in newspapers. But when the tide of history fades and time turns around again, they are just each other's first teenagers, children who have gone through vicissitudes of life in the world. Finally, some background: Gellert Grindelwald and Albus Dumbledore are well known because of a battle in 1945. "Dumbledore is best known for his victory over the dark wizard Grindelwald in 1945." The world thinks that this battle is the first encounter between Grindelwald and Dumbledore. In fact, it is not the case. They had met in Godric's Hollow many years ago and were connected by something more powerful than fate - for a greater good. But since the duel, my love is separated by mountains and seas, and the mountains and seas cannot be leveled. The golden water is hot and cold, and I have been separated from you forever. Two young men who once had bright smiles, one is imprisoned in a high tower for life, and the other has long since died in midsummer. This is where Thirty-Five Owls begins. Conception: