Hogwarts: Harry Returns from Journey to the West

The poem says: When chaos split, heaven and earth took form; since ancient times, good and evil have cycled round. Grindelwald stirred up a storm of evil; Dumbledore, the compassionate elder, subdued him. Dear readers, let us continue from where we left off. Now, the magical world had its own share of cause and effect. In days of yore, Grindelwald ran rampant, setting the whole world in turmoil. Then the venerable old Bodhisattva Dumbledore of Hogwarts used a Vajra-subduing spell to capture him. Later, another young man entered Hogwarts, one called Tom Riddle. He was gifted with a keen mind and a promising nature, but, alas, his heart was in the wrong place. He fell into darkness and became a demon king, calling himself Lord Voldemort. This demon king was fearsome indeed. He forged seven Horcruxes and gathered a band of Death Eater fiends. He slaughtered without mercy, plunging the magical world into bloodshed and chaos, until sun and moon were eclipsed. More than a decade later, Harry returned as a Buddha and began his training at Hogwarts. One day, as he walked deep into the Forbidden Forest, he suddenly saw black winds swirling and dark mists billowing. There stood Lord Voldemort, with a livid face and fangs bared, wand in hand. He shouted, “Harry, you brat! Today is the day you die!” Harry was not alarmed. He merely flicked his sleeve and cried out, “Hmph! Such a paltry trick, and you dare show off before this humble monk? Just watch me, ” Indeed: good and evil are always repaid in the end; the only question is when. Want to know what happens next? Tune in next time!