I swung a sword at Hogwarts

"You are here today because of your inner desire and a certain understanding," Grindelwald was a skilled speaker. His eyes were full of forbearance and affection, which made people fall for him unconsciously. "The old and decadent past should be left behind."

"You have gathered here today to seek innovation and change..."

"They say I hate non-wizards, Muggles, No-Maj," his voice rose. "People who can't cast spells!"

The crowd heard the Muggles and booed and jeered.

Like the message Newt received at the Ministry of Magic, those pure-bloods believe they are born to rule the world.

A high-pitched 'pest' made Jacob feel uncomfortable.

Queenie felt a moment of anxiety and she grabbed Jacob's hand.

"I don't hate them," Grindelwald said, and the boos disappeared. He lowered his voice, "I don't hate them."

"I will never fight for hatred. In my eyes, Muggles are not inferior but different from us."

Queenie listened to this with tears in her eyes.

In America, wizards and muggles cannot marry.

"It's not that it's completely useless, but it has other values." His words were sincere. "It shouldn't be discarded, but should be treated specially."

"Magic flourishes only in a very few souls, and wisdom is bestowed upon those who pursue a higher cause."

“Just think of the kind of world we would create!”

"What we long for is freedom and truth!"

The most fascinating thing about Grindelwald is his words, his actions, and his eyes.

His eyes met Queenie's, and he said the words that Queenie had been waiting for in the most seductive and compassionate tone.

"More love."

When Queenie came into contact with those eyes that showed pity for the wizard, she was pulled into the fantasy of a world called Grindelwald.

"That's really good. I can't help but applaud him."

Rita was immersed in the world created by Grindelwald, and the emotional voice beside her brought her back to her senses.

John curled his lips. Grindelwald was really a brainwasher.

"The Aurors are coming." John muttered as an Auror approached.

Glancing at Lita beside him, John returned his gaze to the stage.

Rita felt a little strange because John's words were full of sarcasm.

This is not the tone a Grindelwald follower should use.

"The time has come for you to see my prophecy."

"If we don't stand up and fight back to take back our rightful place, that will be the consequence."

Hearing his call, Wenda presented the skull pipe to Grindelwald.

Grindelwald took a deep breath through the tube, his eyes rolled up, revealing the whites of his eyes.

He began to exhale.

A huge, colorful cloak seemed to spread out from between his lips.

John took a look and realized that this was a pirated version of his own.

Little thing, I told you so much at the beginning, but you plagiarized me.

The exhaled mist turned into an image.

Striding forward in boots.

Explosion.

People ran with guns raised.

This was war, a display of Muggle power.

There was a huge roar, followed by a terrifying nuclear explosion that lit up the amphitheater.

The terrifying power is terrifying, and it is something that magic cannot achieve.

Jacob saw this and said to himself, "There is no need to fight any more wars."

Only as a witness to the war can you understand his feelings.

That is a cruelty that I don't want to experience a second time in my life.

The proud purebloods screamed, and when the illusion disappeared, they whispered in fear.

His gaze returned to Grindelwald.

They are more fanatical.

The end of the world is coming, and their savior is Grindelwald.

"That's what we're fighting against! That's the enemy!"

"Their arrogance! Their greed for power and gain! Their barbarity and unreasonableness!"

Grindelwald asked everyone to listen, "How long will it be before they turn their weapons on us?"

The anti-anesthesia sentiment has been aroused, and now Grindelwald is just one step away.

The entry of the Aurors completed his final step.

Amid anxiety and anticipation, he used a gentle tone to ask everyone to be prepared.

"There are Aurors among us."

Theseus, who had just led the Aurors in, was exposed and the surrounding area was full of hostility.

Grindelwald wanted this, and he said generously: "Come closer, fellow wizards! Join us!"

Dig out the Aurors in front of the Ministry of Magic.

There were jeers and boos all around.

The Aurors had no choice but to remain in hiding.

I had to show up in front of everyone.

"What's the point of these Aurors coming here?"

John was speechless and said, "Let's not talk about whether these wizards will take action because of Grindelwald. Just the number of Grindelwald's followers is enough to give these Aurors a hard time."

Perhaps Aurors can intimidate wizards, but that is limited to wizards before they were instigated by Grindelwald.

The wizard is in high spirits now, so why does he send someone over to send him off?

Rita glanced at the wizard next to her. Her fiancé was the leader of that group of Aurors.

"It's time to move on. I don't want Nagini to get involved."

John was about to go over, but Rita couldn't stand it anymore and asked, "How can you be sure that you will do it?"

"Obviously, if Grindelwald didn't want to escalate the conflict, he wouldn't have specifically asked the Auror to come out." He walked forward and said indifferently.

Sure enough, as Grindelwald described his ordeal in New York, a red-haired witch raised her wand.

This is not the Imperius Curse, and this is not Grindelwald's man.

This is just an impulse after being provoked by words.

However, the person her wand was pointing at was an Auror who had lost a good friend not long ago.

Without thinking, he subconsciously counterattacked with the deadly green light.

"No!"

Grindelwald shouted to stop him, but made no move to draw his wand.

A green light flashed, and the witch fell to the ground.

When the screams rang out, Grindelwald went up to pick up the witch and said in an extremely compassionate tone: "Send this young warrior back to her family."

While he was acting, he didn't notice a Niffler passing under his shoe.

The goal had been achieved, Grindelwald stood there and announced: "Apparate, go ahead."

"Go immediately and spread the message everywhere. We are not seeking violence."

From now on, Grindelwald will let the whole of Europe know that he is the victim.

The Aurors and the Ministry of Magic were violent and brutal, and they killed their own compatriots.

After hearing what he said, the pure-blood wizards used Apparition to leave.

Soon Grindelwald and his followers were the only ones left in the amphitheater.

Theseus was annoyed at being used as a pawn, so he gritted his teeth and ordered, "Arrest him."

Grindelwald turned his back to the approaching Aurors, took out his wand in the center of the stage, and turned around in circle.

A blue flame protective circle closes the exit.

His followers stepped into the protective circle, and the flames did no harm to them.

A wizard hesitated for a moment, then he mustered up the courage to run into the fire, but was burned to ashes.

"Aurors, join me through the flames and take an unbreakable vow to me, or you will die."

Grindelwald has not forgotten to deceive people until now, "Only here can you understand freedom, only here can you understand yourself."

The Auror Apparated away, but was stopped by the wall of fire and burned to death.

There are even fewer people.

Now, John, who should have been inconspicuous, became less inconspicuous.

“What a big gas stove.”

He sat aside and sighed, watching Grindelwald with interest.

Grindelwald noticed him, too.

"What about you, my good friend, are you going to be my enemy?"

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Chapter 556 Goodbye, I hope you will have no regrets this time

Grindelwald's words made everyone shift their attention to the man who remained calm in the face of death.

His black hair gradually turned back to white, and John sat there, facing the approaching flames without moving.

After looking at the flame for a while, he asked curiously, "Excellent spell."

"Fire Shield," Grindelwald smiled as he looked at John across the fire, "I am willing to give it to you."

"That's really flattering."

John smiled slightly, his eyes shifted to the wand in Grindelwald's hand, and he asked in a serious tone: "The Elder Wand?"

"Yes, I'll go ahead of you," Grindelwald stroked his wand, "You can't go back, why don't you come with me?"

Grindelwald looked at the excited Credence and said, "He would hope so."

"I have no objection to this," John also saw Credence and said to Grindelwald, "You can continue your work, but there is one premise, don't hurt innocent people."

"You are still as proud as ever." Grindelwald said with a smile, "Are you so confident that he won't submit to me?"

"Don't lie to him, Grindelwald." John stared at Grindelwald. "You know him."

Grindelwald said nothing.

Newt discovers the white-haired wizard and goes to stop Credence from joining.

The same thing happened to Nagini, but Credence held Nagini's hand and said, "Wait for me. I will come back to find you until I find out my own life story."

"Credens!"

Credence finally stepped over the flames, and Grindelwald smiled victoriously.

The flames surged and the Aurors were defeated.