Hogwarts: The Way of the Dharma

What happened next Grindelwald didn't say anything, but Alvin also understood everything.

In this kind of peak matchup of similar strength, any slight mistake will affect the final outcome.

Not to mention that Grindelwald's mind was lost in this situation.

All along, Alvin sees things dialectically.

From the Muggle's point of view, people like Grindelwald are extreme terrorists, racists, and they must be killed quickly.

But after reliving his first life, he became a wizard, and naturally he had to stand in the position of a wizard.

In fact, Grindelwald's thoughts and actions are all about safeguarding the interests of wizards.

Even if sometimes he killed many of his compatriots, it was just to practice his words.

All for the greater good.

For the wizard's future, he can give up his friendship with Dumbledore, let alone the lives of several wizards.

But the wheel of history rolls by, and the torrent of the times will not be diverted by the will of the individual.

I don't know since when, the Muggle's brain seems to have opened up, and it has undergone two industrial-evolutions in a row.

Their technology, thought, and force are slowly surpassing the development of wizards.

At that time, the prophecies he made in the public offering of Father Lachaise were fulfilled one by one, and it was even more terrifying.

Muggle weapons can already destroy a city in one blow, and who among wizards can do that?

Just him and Dumbledore.

So, the ending was doomed at that moment.

Even without Dumbledore's beloved student causing him some trouble, Grindelwald knew it would be difficult for him to succeed.

Perhaps, the wizard's future is already doomed.

"Little guy, I'm old, and I don't want to be involved in the right and wrong of the magic world. When you experience despair, everything is boring. 99

"Don't worry, only the two of us know what happened today, and I won't tell Dumbledore when I go back. 35

Alvin didn't get angry at his refusal, but put his hand on his temple and pulled out strands of silver thread: "Are you interested in seeing it?"

He didn't speak, but his eyes still revealed curiosity, took over those memories, and Grindelwald stuffed them into his brain.

After a long time, he opened his eyes in horror and looked at Alvin.

Just now, Alvin showed Grindelwald the experiments he did with Nicole May, and part of his layout, but he did not reveal the core secrets of the magic net.

But it was shocking enough that Grindelwald found that Alvin's handwriting was even more amazing than he was.

At the beginning, he just wanted to declare war on the Muggle world openly, so that wizards could enslave Muggles.

Compared with this kind of national wizard's plan, it is simply paediatric.

Grindelwald stood up and looked at the calm sea in the distance. He randomly used his wand to create a huge water polo.

Suddenly there was a picture of a fat man and a little boy visiting the Cherry Blossom Country in the water. The terrifying two mushrooms were that even after so many years, Grindelwald still had lingering fears.

"Faced with the destructive power of this natural disaster level, are you sure you can survive it?"

Alvin looked at him strangely, "Mr Grindelwald, your mistakes illuminate your innocence, your limitations lead to your downfall.

"I don't think anyone would reject the power of magic. How could they go to war with us when they found the opportunity to become a wizard?"

Grindelwald didn't speak, he was thinking, I don't know when, his two colors have changed, glittering like color.

And Alvin still said to himself:

"Perhaps there will be short-term turbulence in this world, but everything is for the greater good. As long as my plan is successful, there will be no difference between Muggles and wizards. After a few generations, everyone will be pure blood.

After a long time, Grindelwald's eyes returned to their original state, his forehead was covered with fine sweat, and his face was pale.

"How much does Dumbledore know?"

The Dark Lord suddenly felt sorry for his old friend, and once Alvin started his own plan, it was more than ten Voldemorts.

No, it can't be like this analogy, because the two are no longer comparable.

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Alvin shook his head, "Accurately speaking, the principal may not know at all, I asked you to come out for another matter.

Saying that, he took out a magic net log and handed it to Grindelwald.

After playing with it for a while, Grindelwald quickly figured out how to use it. Seeing that there are now a lot of rich functions, he said with great interest: "It's a good gadget. I might be happier with it.

"So, Mr. Grindelwald, I wonder if you are willing to fight with me for the future of wizards."

After pondering for a few seconds, Grindelwald also nodded.

"I also want to see how this world will be changed by you, the future of wizards will always have to be opened up by someone.

A smile appeared on Alvin's face. Today's efforts were finally not in vain. With the addition of Grindelwald, many things will be easier to do.

Not only because of him, but also because of his former saints, they are a very useful force.

But to be on the safe side, Alvin took out a piece of parchment on the spot and made a contract.

Grindelwald's teeth hurt more and more as he looked at him. The restrictions on him were not too big, he just needed not to disclose the existence of Alvin and complete the task assigned by Alvin.

Other conditions are almost close to none, which can be said to be very relaxed.

But the penalty clause is too much, and once the contract is broken, Grindelwald needs to publicly show his love to Dumbledore in the Daily Prophet.

Or go to Hogwarts and read ten love letters to Dumbledore in front of all the teachers and students.

Is this something people can think of?

He said that he was a little moved...cough.

But the last one, he still put away his thoughts.

"Breaking the contract, Gellert Grindelwald's soul will be forever enslaved by Alvin Gaunt.

After getting the contract, he finally asked.

"You have a way to control the soul?" +.