Hogwarts: Slytherin Kiss

"I told Albus about the existence of the Deathly Hallows, and the two of us searched for it together. Finally, Albus and I deduced that it was the wand in the hand of his father, Percival Dumbledore. The eldest of the three brothers got it from Death. The invincible wand I got in my hand.”

"Percival was imprisoned in Azkaban for attacking Muggles and died soon after. His wand was kept by Albus's mother, Kandra, and was later borrowed by the wand maker Grigovitch for research purposes. It. After we discovered the traces of the Elder Wand, we planned to retrieve it, and made plans to leave home to find the other two sacred artifacts."

"However, our plan was heard by Albus's brother, and he did not allow Albus to leave. In short, during the quarrel, it was my fault... I attacked Aberforth with the Cruciatus Curse first, and Albus Thoughts wanted to separate us, and somehow we got into a free-for-all."

A look of regret and grief appeared on Grindelwald's face.

"The sound of fighting woke up Ariana upstairs. I knew she was Obscurus, but I didn't care. At that time, I just felt that this was a stumbling block that was dragging down Albus and me. We ignored Ariana. She might be She was stimulated, maybe she wanted to help her brother..."

When Indra heard this, she could already guess what was happening below. Ariana lost control and turned into an Obscurus form. Perhaps her body could no longer withstand such power and she died.

But could it really be that simple after she had been searching for the truth for months?

"In short, Ariana lost control. The power of Obscurus was very powerful. It attacked indiscriminately. The melee between three people turned into four people. Spells were flying everywhere in the house. I don't know whose spell it was. Anyone could have done it, and Ariana was killed."

Indra opened her lips, but did not speak. Who killed Ariana was what Dumbledore wanted her to find out.

The possible murderer includes himself.

"Albus was heartbroken, and I was terrified and in pain. I ran away and went to Grigovitch alone to steal the Elder Wand. Then I never went back to England or saw Albus. Until. That duel, until that day, we had to face each other.”

"What you took from Grigovitch was the Elder Wand? The mysterious man is looking for it. Where is the Elder Wand now?" Indra asked immediately.

Grindelwald said, "I think he should be sleeping in the grave together with him."

It turns out that Dumbledore's wand is the Elder Wand.

If this old man wanted to find the Deathly Hallows by himself, why didn't he just say it directly instead of leading Ariana out first?

Even though one of the Deathly Hallows was clearly in his own hands, why didn't he just hand it over to Harry?

Indra always felt that the key point of this trip was whose spell Ariana died from.

She whispered: "It seems that the Deathly Hallows is just a legend. You lost the legendary duel in 1945. The Elder Wand cannot make the wizard who possesses it invincible and invincible."

A smile of self-deprecation and pity suddenly appeared on Grindelwald's face, "I never had it."

Indra was stunned, "But the Elder Wand is in your hand."

Grindelwald: "I just hold it, but I don't own it. Silly boy, it seems you don't know that most wands change hands through duels, and the history of the Elder Wand is a bloody history."

Indra suddenly remembered what Ollivander said when Professor Babbling took her and Hermione to choose their own wands:

The wand chooses the wizard, and using a wand that belongs to someone else usually doesn't work that well.

"But where did Dumbledore win this wand? He had no chance..."

Grindelwald looked at Indra with a sad and silent look, convinced that she would figure it out on her own.

Indra's voice suddenly stopped, like a gramophone that stopped and then started to rustle again.

"Ariana...it was Ariana...she killed Kandra and got the Elder Wand...and then Dumbledore accidentally killed her..."

A bitter smile appeared on Grindelwald's aging face that had been eroded by time, and he continued in a hoarse voice, "I don't take the initiative to challenge Albus because I am worried that the Elder Wand does not belong to me. Albus has been reluctant to stop him. My violence, because he feared that the fatal spell was cast by himself."

"I don't dare to face him, and I believe he does too, because this will reveal who is the murderer of Ariana."

Indra looked panicked and said sternly, "You mean, the Elder Wand recognizes its master through killing?"

So if Voldemort wanted to get the Elder Wand, wouldn't Professor Snape...

"But...but..."

Indra started talking incoherently. She felt that her mind was a little confused. She was shocked by this fact and felt that there was some key point that she had overlooked.

She murmured analysis.

"The owner of the Elder Wand was once Candela... Ariana got the Elder Wand because she killed her. But Candela didn't kill Percival! Then how did she get the Elder Wand!?"

Indra's face turned pale and her breathing was rapid. It was as if a cold, bright lightning flashed through her mind. She felt cold all over and was trembling with fear.

"The Elder Wand changes hands by disarming..."

Indra took two steps back with weak legs, staggering and leaning against the wall of the cell.

The Elder Wand, the Invincible Wand, may indeed be the most powerful wand in the world, but it does not make a person invincible, otherwise it would not change hands.

It will only make itself invincible forever. As long as its original master is defeated, the allegiance of the Elder Wand will change.

The Elder Wand is only loyal to the victor, and more strictly abides by the rules of duel than any other wand.

Draco is the master of the Elder Wand...

Harry said he knocked out Dumbledore's wand, but he didn't do it...

If Voldemort knew about this...

Would he have the patience to take the time to confirm that the Elder Wand was still loyal to its living former master?

Indra's eyes were filled with tears and her voice was trembling, "It's impossible...Dumbledore...he..."

"He...Dumbledore plotted against everyone!"

Indra now sensed Harry's anger at Dumbledore, a ruthless saint who put everyone on the scale.

What about her Draco? What about Professor Snape?

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Today’s storyteller is invited: Grindelwald