Chapter 319 Meeting Grandfather and Grandson

Austria, outside Nurmengard Castle.

When Wentworth stood outside this grim, dark, remote tower, looking at the tower hanging above the entrance of Nurmengard Castle—for the greater good, he suddenly felt a little complicated.

In the mountain wind of Austria, Wentworth couldn't help taking a deep breath. In a trance, Wentworth seemed to see a man in a black trench coat with a long collar standing under the slogan, and he In front of them is the first wizarding team ever approaching an army.

They shouted the same slogan, held wands, faced the handsome figure below the tower, roared loudly, and swore allegiance to him.

"Wentworth?! Are you listening? Wentworth!"

At this moment, Dumbledore's voice came, interrupting the scene in Wentworth's mind.

Hearing Dumbledore's call, Wentworth opened his eyes and met Dumbledore's pair of wise eyes.

Dumbledore stared at Wentworth, and said slowly word by word:

"Gellert proposed at the beginning that I should send you to Nurmengard during the holidays. I refused at first. I think that at Hogwarts, I am enough to teach you to be an excellent wizard!"

Having said that, Dumbledore paused, and unconsciously looked at the slogan at the entrance. His eyes were deep, and he seemed to think of something.

Seeing this, Wentworth asked very cooperatively:

"What made you change your mind? Headmaster Dumbledore?"

Hearing Wentworth's inquiry, Dumbledore looked back at Wentworth, and said in a complicated tone:

"Because you are still too weak!"

Wentworth: "...???"

Good guy, Dumbledore immediately shut Wentworth's mouth, while Dumbledore continued to explain:

"You know, when Tom Riddle was about your age, he had already started to study black magic by himself, and Gellert... When he was about your age, he was already researched by Dems for his research on black magic." Trump got fired."

Having said that, Dumbledore looked at Wentworth and shook his head slowly.

Wentworth: "???"

Before Wentworth opened his mouth to explain,

Dumbledore went on to say:

"There are many signs that Tom Riddle is about to return. I have expected his return, so for so many years, I have been thinking about ways to deal with him. I have thought of countless plans, but every time None of them can satisfy me until you appear."

"Actually, you and I both know that my initial intention was to use you and the voodoo party to deal with Voldemort and his Death Eaters, but today, what I want to tell you is that no matter what, you They are all my students, I don't want to see you in an accident."

Having said that, Dumbledore raised his head, looked at the highest point of the tower in front of him, and said:

"Let's go, the people here will help you!"

"It is said that only magic can defeat magic. Similarly, only the Dark Lord can defeat the Dark Lord."

Hearing Dumbledore's words, Wentworth was silent for a moment, then smiled and said:

"Principal Dumbledore, I really didn't expect such words to come from your mouth."

Dumbledore looked at Wentworth, blinked his eyes, and said with a half-smile:

"Do you know why for so many years, I can be regarded as the strongest wizard ever by almost all wizards?"

Wentworth shook his head.

Dumbledore didn't expect Wentworth to answer either, so he said bluntly:

"It's because I've never been pedantic! Let me tell you another secret!"

Having said that, Dumbledore stretched out his hand, pointed to the slogan at the entrance of Nurmengard, and said softly:

"Actually, I was the first to tell Gellert this sentence!"

Hearing this, Wentworth's eyes widened, his face full of disbelief.

Then, without waiting for Wentworth to ask again, Dumbledore patted Wentworth on the shoulder lightly, and walked into the tower in front of him first.

Seeing this, Wentworth hurriedly followed, followed closely behind Dumbledore, climbed up the stairs, and finally reached the highest point of Nurmengard.

When Wentworth followed Dumbledore's footsteps into a dimly lit room at the highest point of Nurmengard, looking at the ragged old man in front of him, Wentworth's face was filled with disbelief. The standing old man who looked like he was dying was actually Gellert Grindelwald who once caused panic in the entire wizarding world.

As Dumbledore and Wentworth walked into the room, Gellert Grindelwald, who was originally sitting on the only hard bed in the room, quietly passed through the gap between the black stones on the castle, looking at Outside the window, he said:

"My beloved Headmaster Dumbledore, are you foolish to be the headmaster? When you come to me, don't forget to lecture the students!"

Facing Gellert Grindelwald's attitude, Dumbledore chuckled and didn't take it seriously. Instead, he pushed Wentworth and pushed him into Gellert Grindelwald's room. Speaking of:

"Man, I brought it to you. The rest is a matter between you two."

Hearing Dumbledore's words, Gellert Grindelwald turned his head slowly, looked at Wentworth who was standing still, and couldn't help frowning.

Seeing this, Wentworth quickly shouted:

"grandfather!"

Hearing Wentworth's cry, Gellert Grindelwald took a deep breath, and then snapped his fingers. In the next second, a faint blue flame was burning on the walls of the entire room, matching the The Fiendfire invented by Wentworth himself with ancient runes was very similar.

But this scale is the difference between the light of fireflies and the brilliance of the sun and the moon.

When the surrounding flames ignited and illuminated the entire room, Gellert Grindelwald said:

"Abu Si wants me to help him cultivate a student who can beat the best student he ever had. I agree. Do you know why?"

Wentworth looked at the blazing fire not far from him, swallowed a mouthful, and shook his head repeatedly.

At this time, Gellert Grindelwald stood up slowly from his bed, and said:

"Everyone in the wizarding world says that I lost to Albus back then, hehe, I want you to prove to me that I didn't lose to him back then, I just don't want to play with him anymore!"

Hearing Gellert Grindelwald's words, Wentworth nodded again and again, echoing:

"I see what you mean, I will beat Tom Riddle, grandfather!"

Unexpectedly, after hearing what Wentworth said, Gellert Grindelwald walked to Wentworth's side in silence, and then slapped Wentworth on the head hard, just as Wentworth When Si was in pain, Gellert Grindelwald leaned over to Wentworth's ear and said softly:

"Idiot, I want you to play bigger than that so-called Voldemort! Of course, you have to be more advanced!"