Everyday Players at Hogwarts.

Chapter 380 Grindelwald’s Gift

The name Grindelwald means that for wizards who have come into contact with him, he is a guy more dangerous than Voldemort.

His danger does not lie in his military prowess.

But it lies in his thoughts and eloquence.

His ideas would shake the foundation of wizarding society - the Law of Protection.

His eloquence earned him many followers.

Moody is one such wizard who knows Grindelwald well.

He had lived through that era.

"Albus!"

"Be careful, this might be a trap!" Moody couldn't help but step forward with his artificial leg towards Dumbledore.

"How dare you speculate about my master with your dirty heart!" Karkaroff was so angry that his face turned red and his neck became thick.

"You see, because of Grindelwald, he dared to talk to me like this."

"You can't tell from here--" began Moody hastily, but Dumbledore interrupted him before he could finish.

"I'm sure of it!" Dumbledore waved his hand.

"My master told me to come directly to Diagon Alley and openly announce the news of my search for a permanent invisibility cloak." Karkaroff glared at Moody, then said respectfully to Dumbledore: "He said you would come."

"I just need to tell you what I just said, and you will understand."

"Oh, right! This is a gift from the master." Karkaroff took out a dragon skin bag from his arms that was rainbow-colored under the sun. At first glance, you could tell that this was the skin of the Australian White Eye, one of the most beautiful fire dragons.

He turned the pocket opening downwards and shook it gently - and then there was the sound of something falling to the ground.

It was a pile of corpses, and you could see from the two corpses on the top that they had both been hunchbacked.

"The Carrows!" exclaimed Snape.

He had seen both of them at Voldemort's not too long ago.

"William Stein, Jason Winston, Newk Winter." Snape looked carefully and found that below the Carlo siblings were all young faces that he was familiar with.

"Who are they?" Di Ge asked cautiously.

"They are all my students - they graduated just a few years ago. I discovered new faces of Voldemort's men some time ago. I didn't expect it to be them -" Snape shook his head.

"The master said that this was all to avoid affecting his plans."

"I'm just helping you solve your problem." Karkaroff said to Dumbledore hurriedly.

"By the way?" Dumbledore actually felt skeptical about this.

He understood that Grindelwald had done this on purpose - for him.

But this was more of a hindrance than a help.

Now they are more eager for Voldemort to be resurrected so that they can truly kill him.

He also thought that Grindelwald was too harsh on these children who had just joined the Death Eaters and were just about to do evil but had not yet had the chance to do so.

"Master, this is all for you."

"These young men who have joined the Death Eaters are all from privileged backgrounds, are opposed to your ideas, and hate Muggles and Muggle-born wizards."

"They are also prepared to kill those who are unworthy of being wizards and dirty Muggles in their eyes."

"The master said that if you do it, most of these young people won't even have to go to jail, and with their influence, then--" Seeing that Dumbledore's face was not right, Karkaroff hurriedly explained for his master.

"Grindelwald didn't ask you to say these words to me, did he?" Dumbledore sighed in boredom. "Hey, this bastard did a good job. If these little bastards were alive, a hundred years after us, this society would be the same as before." Moody smiled slightly, but with his face, he looked particularly terrifying.

"Yes, but these are indeed the master's original words."

"In order to avoid killing innocent people, the master has even used Reflexology on them. They - in short, are not good people." Karkaroff still ignored everyone except Dumbledore and only replied to Dumbledore.

"Neither? They are all my students!" Snape said coldly.

"You didn't teach them well, Severus."

"As a professor, and Head of Slytherin."

"You only know how to take sides."

"But as for the moral cultivation in your college, it can be said that there is none." Karkaroff said confidently.

"Well, we should talk somewhere else." Dumbledore glanced at number 13B Knockturn Alley behind him.

Obviously, no wizard had come near here until now, and it was only Borgin and Burke and his men who were helping.

It's not that Dumbledore and the others can't do it.

Rather, they came in too much of a hurry.

And in their plan, they had not anticipated the sudden appearance of so many corpses.

Even if Voldemort really appeared here, with the purpose of "peace", he would not spend too much time here with Dumbledore and others.

"You have the final say." Karkaroff nodded.

He waved his wand and the pile of bodies on the ground flew back into the bag.

So, Karkaroff followed Dumbledore and his followers and appeared to a manor.

The crackling sound not only startled the white peacock on the hedge and made it fly away, but also made a pale man with long light golden hair hurriedly walk towards the place where the sound came from.

"Dumbledore!"

"You, and - is there anything you need from me?" The man was Lucius Malfoy. His eyes quickly swept over Karkaroff, who was obviously out of tune with them, but he looked as if he didn't notice anything.

"All right, Lucius."

"I would like to speak on behalf of my master, Getter Grindelwald, and your master, the great Albus Dumbledore." Karkaroff stepped forward.

"Then I need to--" Lucius Malfoy glanced at Dumbledore hesitantly.

"By the way, you still need to deal with these." Karkaroff dumped the corpses on the gravel ground again with a malicious look.

Lucius Malfoy's face turned pale - he knew all these people, and was even close to them. After all, the relationship between purebloods was closer than others thought.

At this moment, in his mind, he couldn't help wondering whether Dumbledore and Grindelwald had joined forces to make an example of someone else.

"Lucius, help us find a room. We do have something to talk to Karkaroff." Dumbledore sighed again.

Everything today was too exciting for him.

What did Grindelwald mean?
Did he find the Resurrection Stone? Does this mean that he could see Ariana in the next second if he wanted?
Also, the plan that had been prepared long ago, to lay the long game, appease Voldemort, and then kill him after he was resurrected, also unexpectedly failed.

But one thing is clear, next year's Triwizard Tournament is Gettler's work.

What is this for?
"Ok."

"Don't bother. The house-elves will take care of the bodies." Lucius Malfoy said calmly, and began to lead the way.

(End of this chapter)