Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 747 Nurmengard Prison (Second Update)

Having acquired the invisibility cloak, Jerry didn't linger. After greeting Harry, he instantly teleported to the small town of Neumungard in Austria.

The last Deathly Hallows is the Elder Wand, which is still in Dumbledore's possession, and Dumbledore's retirement home is in Nurmengard.

"Looks like they're living in a castle!"

Despite unleashing his powerful mental energy, Jerry couldn't sense Dumbledore's magic in the town. Instead, he sensed Dumbledore's presence in the towering castle, or rather, the prison, not far from the town.

With another flash, he appeared at the entrance of the castle.

"For the greater good."

Looking at the words engraved above the castle entrance, Jerry sighed to himself, thinking that Grindelwald was indeed more charismatic than Voldemort when it came to the Dark Lord.

Grindelwald truly launched the revolution for his ideals and for the benefit of all wizards in the wizarding world. From a wizard's perspective, he was actually completely innocent, which is why he had so many followers.

Voldemort may have resembled Grindelwald somewhat at the beginning, but after he started making Horcruxes, he changed completely and became a dictator blinded by power.

"Excuse me, sir, this is Nurmengard Prison. Unauthorized personnel are not permitted to enter. Please leave immediately!"

As soon as Jerry stepped toward the castle gate, two young wizards guarding the entrance stopped him.

Nurmengard was originally a castle built by Grindelwald during his heyday, intended to gather his followers and form a center of power.

However, after he was defeated by Dumbledore, the Ministry of Magic transformed it into a top-secret prison. The entire castle prison held only Grindelwald, and apart from sending him food through magic every day, even the wizards guarding the prison were not allowed to touch him.

The Ministry of Magic believes that Grindelwald possesses a special kind of dark magic. Wizards who come into contact with him and whose will is not strong will will be bewitched by him, just like the Imperius Curse, but even more terrifying.

Therefore, he naturally could not be visited by outsiders.

"I am Jerry Carmen. Could you please inform Professor Dumbledore that I wish to visit him?"

Jerry lifted the wizard's hood, revealing his handsome face.

Since the end of the Goblet of Fire, his fame has once again swept across the entire wizarding world. He was already admired by most people because of the Quidditch World Cup and his book.

Now known as the most powerful wizard of the 20th century besides Dumbledore, he would be the center of attention and even surrounded wherever he went if he didn't conceal his appearance.

"Oh, Merlin, it really is Jerry Carmen! I can't believe I've seen Jerry in person! This is incredibly lucky!"

The two young wizards became excited the moment they recognized Jerry.

Even when they met the legendary wizard Dumbledore yesterday, they weren't as excited as they are now.

Dumbledore is like a world-class star of the older generation, worshipped by older wizards, while Jerry is the newest and hottest star, worshipped by younger wizards.

After Jerry reassured them and they signed the papers, the two young wizards ran off into the castle.

The entire International Ministry of Magic was extremely welcoming of Dumbledore's decision to retire at Nurmengard Prison, since it was Dumbledore who defeated Grindelwald back then.

Now that Dumbledore is willing to personally guard Nurmengard Prison after stepping down as headmaster, what could be more reassuring for them than that, so they no longer have to worry about Grindelwald escaping and causing trouble again?

A moment later, Jerry, led by one of the young wizards, arrived at a huge room on the top floor of the castle.

It was midday, and warm sunlight streamed into the room through the large windows, making it very bright.

Two centenarians with white hair sat in rocking chairs under the window. One of them was Dumbledore, whom Jerry knew well. He was wearing glasses and casually knitting a sweater for winter a few months later.

The other was an old man he didn't recognize. Although he had a full head of white hair, his face still showed a hint of arrogance. He guessed that this must be the first Dark Lord, Grindelwald.

"Jerry, I didn't expect it to be you who wanted to see me."

Upon seeing Jerry enter the room, Dumbledore temporarily stopped what he was doing, looked up, and gave a gentle smile.

Meanwhile, Grindelwald, standing next to him, looked at Jerry with a scrutinizing gaze. Last night, Dumbledore had talked to him quite a bit about Jerry, the fourth-year wizard.

"As students, isn't it perfectly normal for us to care about your retirement life, Principal?"

Jerry stepped forward and made a joke.

Dumbledore couldn't help but smile after hearing this:

"If Harry and his fellow young wizards said that, I might believe it. But you definitely need my help. Tell me, what is it that you need my assistance with?"

Having lived for over a hundred years, Dumbledore, with his extensive experience, could tell at a glance that Jerry coming here to find him at this time must mean something important.

Jerry didn't waste any words:

"Headmaster, I need to borrow your wand for a moment."

"My wand?"

Dumbledore's expression instantly turned serious, and he took out his wand:

"Do you know the origin of this wand?"

"This is the Elder Wand, also known as the Bone Wand, one of the three legendary Deathly Hallows."

Jerry replied with a smile.

"I can lend it to you, but I need to know what you'll use it for."

When Dumbledore saw that Jerry actually knew the origin of his wand, a look of surprise clearly appeared in his eyes. After thinking for a moment, he slowly spoke.

In fact, very few people in the wizarding world know that the wand in his hand is the Elder Wand.

Few people know that Grindelwald stole the Elder Wand from wandmaker Gregorovich and then gave it to himself after the duel 45 years later.

Many people believe that Grindelwald hid the Elder Wand, and most are unaware that Grindelwald stole it.

Jerry not only knew that he had the Elder Wand, but also wanted to borrow it, which made Jerry a little curious about why.

"Actually, I wanted to test that legend and see if collecting all three artifacts could summon the Grim Reaper."

Jerry thought for a moment, and instead of hiding it from Harry like he had from him, he took out the Resurrection Stone and the Invisibility Cloak and revealed his purpose.

"Summon Death!"

Upon hearing Jerry's answer, not only Dumbledore, but even Grindelwald, who had been silent all along, couldn't sit still.

The legend of the three Deathly Hallows has always existed, but whether it is true or not, no one knows, and no one has ever managed to collect them all over the years.

But now they're all in this room together.

(End of this chapter)