The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

In the double-sided mirror, Grindelwald chuckled and asked, "How is your principal?"

Andy suddenly understood after hearing this.

This old guy still seems quite confident, but there is a prerequisite for this, that is, Dumbledore doesn't get in the way.

"I'm afraid I'm going to disappoint you."

Andy raised his eyebrows and said, "Just a few hours ago, our principal killed Voldemort. I think he will go to Europe to cause trouble for you soon."

"In addition, in the original plan, Dumbledore did not intend to be so radical."

"It seems he values ​​you very much."

Grindelwald: "..."

Is this junior named Voldemort too useless?

How long has it been?

Is this gone?

I think back when he was competing with Dumbledore, although he suffered defeats many times, overall he still had the advantage.

If he hadn't failed in the decisive battle with Dumbledore, he would not have failed at all.

"Doesn't he have a Horcrux?" Grindelwald asked unwillingly.

Andy pondered for a moment and said: "How should I put it... Voldemort has seven Horcruxes, but his Horcruxes have obvious characteristics, and the places where the Horcruxes are hidden... are all memorable places."

Grindelwald was speechless again.

Seven Horcruxes...

To be fair, even if there is only one Horcrux, as long as you put it in a sealed box and throw it into the sea, no one can find it.

What is the difference between Voldemort's behavior and hide-and-seek?

Clues have been provided.

After a pause, Andy suddenly asked: "Don't you want to make a Horcrux?"

"Not now."

Grindelwald said: "I will not do anything unnecessary until the fusion of mind and magic is successful."

Andy nodded slightly, "That's good!"

"By the way, I have one more thing to ask you for."

"I have to concentrate on my studies recently and need a quieter place. Don't come to England to cause trouble."

Grindelwald asked: "What about you? Will you come to Europe to deal with me?"

Andy spread his hands and said, "What does this have to do with me?"

"Hehehe..."

Grindelwald chuckled and then changed the subject, "What are you studying recently?"

Andy raised his eyebrows, "Alchemy... and love."

Grindelwald was a little surprised when he heard this and said: "I didn't expect you to have come this far."

Andy suddenly became interested, "Why do you say that?"

"To be honest, I have some speculations, but there has been no substantial evidence."

“I feel like love is related to the dimension of death.”

"We have a Department of Mysteries here..."

With that said, Andy told his guess about the Department of Mysteries.

"Hmm... It's roughly consistent with my investigation."

Grindelwald thought for a while and said, "You should know that when I was young, I tracked down the Deathly Hallows, um... together with Dumbledore."

"After Dumbledore gave up, I investigated on my own for a long time."

"But I think... Dumbledore probably hasn't given up either."

"Whether it is for the pursuit of magic or to better understand me and deal with me, he will never give up the investigation of the Deathly Hallows."

Andy: "..."

Mine is here to hear secrets.

I’m not here to hear your show of affection!

Seemingly sensing Andy's impatience, Grindelwald continued: "Dumbledore and I have the same view on this matter - some secrets should be buried forever."

"but……"

"You should be able to find out the truth soon!"

Andy: "..."

If it wasn't too far away, Andy really wanted to give him an Avatar and send him to meet the God of Death.

"Since you are destined to find out the truth, then I don't have to hide some things."

Grindelwald said: "When it comes to the Deathly Hallows, we can't do without the God of Death and the three Peverell brothers."

"They were the original owners of the Deathly Hallows."

"Among the three Peverell brothers, the eldest and the second had no descendants left, and the third's children inherited the second's property."

Andy was shocked when he heard this, "So, Harry and Voldemort have a common ancestor, and they are both descendants of the third child?"

"That's right!"

Grindelwald said calmly: "Maybe this is the continuation of the curse of death! The third child with the invisibility cloak survived to the end."

Andy took a deep breath.

In the past life, there was a saying on the Internet: According to Trelawney's prophecy, both Neville Longbottom and Harry Potter might be the children of prophecy.

But if we look at it from a longer historical perspective...

Harry was destined to become the child of prophecy!

And Voldemort is destined to die in front of Harry.

"Mr. Grindelwald, do you think this is the curse of death?" Andy questioned.

It's a bit of a coincidence though.

But if these things are forcibly linked together, Andy feels that it is still a bit far-fetched.

Well... mostly disbelief.

"Coincidence?"

Grindelwald said calmly: "If the curse of death does exist, you won't think this is a coincidence."

Andy's eyes suddenly lit up.

indeed!

Judging from Harry and Voldemort's prophecies alone, this incident does have some elements of coincidence.

But what if the curse of death exists?

Then these are no coincidences!

Everything is destined!

"I investigated Voldemort's prophecies."

Grindelwald continued, "There are two children of prophecy, one born and one dead."

"Voldemort chose his own death!"

Andy's mood fluctuated.

Grindelwald certainly didn't want to say the prophecy.

He was telling Andy in this way that the curse of the god of death did exist,

which meant that...the god of death also existed!

Although this was just Grindelwald's "confession" and could not be used as a definite factual basis.

But Andy already believed it eight times!

"Is there any evidence?" Andy asked.

"Hehe..."

Grindelwald chuckled and looked at Andy with a playful look in his eyes, "Next summer vacation, you can come to Germany. The Ministry of Magic here also has secrets."

Andy's eyes moved slightly.

Indeed! The Ministry of Magic in Britain has the Department of Mysteries, so the Ministry of Magic in other countries may also have the same department.

"You can just say it." Andy frowned and said.

Grindelwald nodded slightly, "Death does exist, and there is a certain connection between love and death."

Andy: "..."

"Okay!"

Andy raised his eyebrows and said helplessly: "I will go there next summer vacation, remember to arrange accommodation."

If you can't witness this kind of thing with your own eyes, then no matter how sure others say it, Andy can't believe it 100%.

"Welcome..."

Grindelwald continued: "Are you still studying alchemy?"

"Most of Nicolas Flamel's collection of books was donated to Beauxbatons School of Magic in France. If you need it, I can send some to you."

This is a good thing.

"Thank you!" Andy said.