Wizards of Hogwarts

At night, there was a heavy rain, and the colorful lights penetrated the blurry rain curtain and scattered into blurry spots of light.

On the roof of the Magic Capitol Building, a jet black carriage similar to a hearse was waiting for orders. Eight Thestrals were pulling the carriage in front.

With a skinny black body, broad bat-like wings, a dragon-like face, and white eyes without pupils, this rare and unlucky Pegasus magical animal is particularly suitable for the solemn atmosphere at this time.

Spielman put the silver vial into his pocket, got into the carriage, and sat across from Grindelwald.

Spielman had no desire to communicate with Grindelwald, not for any other reason but during the period when he was imprisoned in the Magic Congress cell. Because Grindelwald's language was so confusing, even the cell door guards were forced to change. Three times, Grindelwald's tongue was "taken out" by the executioners of the Magic Congress.

It is precisely because of this that Grindelwald can neither speak nor recite spells, and most of his magical power has been cut off.

"The so-called Dark Lord is nothing more than that." Looking at Grindelwald who kept silent, Spielman sneered in his heart.

At this moment, the door of the carriage closed automatically, and a series of white magic padlocks appeared out of thin air at the gap in the door, locking the interior space of the carriage tightly, making it look seamless.

The two Aurors stepped onto the driver's seat in front and drove the Thestral. The carriage took off and soared into the sky in the pouring rain.The remaining Aurors mounted their broomsticks and followed closely behind the Thestral carriage.

Ms. Picquery led most of the Magic Congress people away from the roof. Abernethy walked forward slowly alone, looking at the direction of the Thestral carriage in silence. He should have given it to Spearman. But at some point, he took "Grindelwald's wand" out of the box and held it in his hand.

This is a very long wand, almost reaching the maximum length of a normal wand, 15 inches. Six sequentially arranged spherical concave dots stand out on the wand body, making its already unusual appearance look even more... Weird and strange.

This wand was born in Europe in the 13th century, so its long and bloody history is little known in the Americas. In fact, few wizards in Europe know the history of this wand.

Even most wizards who know about this wand think that this wand is just a fantasy legend, a made-up death joke, a fairy tale prop in the tales of Beedle the Bard.

The famous Deathly Hallows, the Elder Wand, was buried in ignorant and confusing legends.

"Abernethy" knew that the wand in his hand was a real magical item and the most powerful wand ever created.

He looked up at the car that was getting smaller and farther away. The Elder Wand swayed slightly in his hand, a crackling sound was heard, and the Apparition started.

The next second, "Abernathy" appeared accurately at the bottom of the Thestral carriage, grabbing the spokes of the wheel with one hand.

The messy rain fell on him, as if something had been washed away.

"Abernethy" began to transform, his short brown-black hair began to turn yellow and grow longer, a messy beard gradually appeared on his chin, and heterochromatic pupils replaced the original black eyes.

Under the carriage is Gellert Grindelwald.

Gellert Grindelwald holding the Elder Wand

The interior of the Thestral carriage.

Spielman raised the vial in his hand and asked sarcastically to "Grindelwald" across from him: "Can we still rely on silver-tongued sophistry?"

"Grindelwald" remained unmoved, even though he was having wands pointed at his head by two Aurors.

After the transformation of Grindelwald below was completed, the fake "Grindelwald" in the carriage also began to transform, and the person who appeared in his seat turned out to be Abernathy.

During this half-year period, the real Abernethy had already been "captured" by Grindelwald and became a follower. Not only did he volunteer to replace Grindelwald and endure the torture of having his tongue cut off, he also replaced the real Grindelwald at this time. Carriage to Europe.

Spearman was shocked, but before he could make the next move, his wand came out of his pocket uncontrollably and stabbed straight into his neck. The other two proud men inside the carriage The wand in Luo's hand also turned around at this moment, pointing at themselves.

At the same time, several Aurors driving outside were instantly dispatched by Grindelwald, and the carriage began to jolt violently.

Spearman finally saw the real Grindelwald who suddenly appeared outside. He panicked and opened the wand box that "Abernathy" had given him before, trying to take out the wand inside to fight back. Just now, his own wand had already been Was reduced to ashes.

What I didn't expect was that what was inside the wand box was not a wand, but the ugly sheep-eating beast, a blood-sucking magical animal unique to North America.

The wand box was suddenly opened, and the sheep-eating beast jumped out of the box. It climbed up along Spearman's clothes, biting Spearman's exposed flesh, and removed its intricate sharp points. The fangs dug deep into Spearman's neck.

Soon Spearman's face and neck were bitten and bloody.

Grindelwald drove the carriage, lowered its height, and continued to gallop on the Hudson River below. The Aurors behind were chasing madly on broomsticks. They had already sensed that something was wrong, but the fierce heavy rain prevented them from doing so. Seeing clearly that it was Gellert Grindelwald himself who had just caused the chaos.

The wheels of the carriage skimmed the water, and the Aurors on broomsticks were close to catching up.

Grindelwald gently touched the river surface with the Elder Wand, and the river water immediately began to fill the carriage. Then, he drove the Thestral and brought the entire carriage of river water back into the air.

Inside the carriage.

Abernethy, Spearman, and the two Aurors were all submerged in the river. The Sheepeater finally let go of Spearman and floated randomly in the river.

In the confusion, the vial fell out of Spearman's hand and was eventually caught in Abernethy's mouth.

Outside the carriage.

Grindelwald was still driving the carriage. He turned his wand at will and pointed it at the surrounding storm clouds. The dazzling and gorgeous white lightning was attracted by his magic and accurately hit the Aurors riding brooms behind them, killing them one by one. Shot down from the air, those flying broomsticks with flaming tails were also chopped into pieces of black coal, with billowing black smoke falling from the sky.

After completely getting rid of the little tail, Grindelwald fixed the direction of the carriage, turned around and came to the door of the rear carriage. He used magic to blast open the tightly locked door, and the raging river water immediately rushed out, covering the inside. The two Aurors fell from the sky together.

Grindelwald got into the car and took out the vial from Abernethy's mouth.

The Elder Wand passed by, and Grindelwald cast a healing spell, which immediately caused Abernethy to grow a new tongue.

"You have joined a noble cause, my friend," Grindelwald said to Abernethy.

Then he turned to look at Spearman on the other side. The river water did not take away the sheep-eating beast. The little vampire beast was still entangled in Spearman's body, biting his flesh and blood.

Grindelwald pulled off the little goat-eater, and the goat-eater rubbed his hand affectionately with its blood-stained face.

"I understand, Antonio," Grindelwald said softly, but the next moment he changed the subject and looked at the sheep-eater with disgust, "You are so annoying."

Grindelwald casually threw the goat-eating beast out of the car.

"It's your turn next." Grindelwald looked at Spearman.

He used magic to knock Spearman, whose face was covered with blood, out of the open car door, and threw a wand behind him. He didn't know which Auror it belonged to.

When Spearman was about to fall onto the river, he struggled to grab the wand, cast a shock-absorbing spell at the last moment, and then smashed it into the river.

The Yeqi carriage galloped towards Europe.