Chapter 419 There Are so Many People

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Watching the complicated family relationship unfolding on the screen, the audience couldn’t help but reveal some confusion while showing curiosity.

So…what is the relationship between these three people?

Out of coveting other ancient magical bloodlines, Yusuf’s mother was forcibly taken away by the old Lestrange with the Imperius Curse to marry and gave birth to a daughter, Leta Lestrange.

What a humiliation it was to have his wife forcibly taken away. Yusuf made an unbreakable vow because of his father’s will, and he must kill the old Lestrange’s beloved. He thought that this beloved would be Leta, his half-sister, but…

The Lestranges are a family that values ​​boys over girls. Even the family tree does not record the women of the family, but replaces them with a beautiful flower without a name - the old Lestrange did not have any love for Leta at all.

The unbreakable vow cannot be fooled. After knowing this, Yusuf would not kill his sister knowing the truth.

Old Lestrange was obviously not satisfied with Leta as his offspring. He soon found another witch with ancient magic blood to marry, and this time he gave birth to a son.

Caus Slatrange.

Obviously, this was the child that Old Lestrange wanted, a male heir with ancient magic blood.

He also met the person that Yusef had to kill in the unbreakable oath.

According to Yusef, Old Lestrange secretly sent him from France to the United States when he was a child because he knew that he wanted to kill Caus, but because of an accident, the ship that Caus was riding on had an accident.

However, looking at Credence now, it is obvious that Caus survived by some unknown coincidence.

And their current situation is in line with the prophecy - the exiled son (Credence), the desperate daughter (Leta), the warrior returned with revenge (Yusef), and flew out of the waves (the family emblem of the Lestrange family is the raven).

This relationship is really complicated. Some viewers with poor logic have even begun to empty their brains and give up thinking.

But there are also wizards with better logic who barely sorted out the complicated relationship between the three people, and the excitement of eating melons on their faces is obviously more intense.

But this is not the end.

At this time, Rita couldn't help but stand up and tell a shocking truth-Kausu had died that year, and she was the one who killed him.

The accident at the beginning was that the ship they were on had a shipwreck. At that time, the servant who disguised himself as their grandmother-the maid that Credence found before, hurriedly picked up Kausu and boarded the rescue ship with her.

But the "Kausu" was not the real Kausu. Before the shipwreck, Rita was disturbed by Kausu and couldn't sleep. There happened to be a baby in the room next to her, and it was very quiet, so...

Rita exchanged the two babies.

She just wanted to sleep peacefully at the time, thinking that she would switch back after waking up, but who knew that the ship would suddenly sink.

Therefore, the "Caus" who was taken to the lifeboat, that is, Credence who is now following the clues of Caus' identity, is actually the baby in the next room at that time.

Seeing this, the audience couldn't help but widen their eyes.

Especially seeing the baby wrapped in swaddling clothes slowly falling into the deep sea in the memory... It was the appearance of Rita's Boggart before!

For a moment, the audience had goose bumps all over their bodies.

"Pah--"

After a crisp and loud sound, the wizard who said that Rita's Boggart looked like a small wonton said with a broken face:

"I'm really damned!"

But who would have thought that a piece of white cloth floating in the air, its true identity is actually a baby who is slowly sinking to the bottom of the sea and is being drowned bit by bit?

"Then do you know the identity of the baby you replaced?"

Just when everyone was still immersed in the shock of this old shocking melon, Tina's question made everyone's thoughts return to the story happening in the movie.

Yes, if that's the case, then the clues to Credence's life experience are broken again?

After searching all the way and going through untold hardships, he finally found the clues to where he came from, but he was told that it was actually someone else's.

Looking at Credence, who just said that he wanted to know his life experience before he died even if he was killed, the audience's pity and sympathy increased.

Unfortunately, Rita didn't know Credence's life experience either. After all, she was just a little girl at that time, so how could she ask who lived around her.

For a moment, the atmosphere fell into stagnation again. Credence's face was full of confusion about what to do next and numbness that the goal he had pursued with so much hardship suddenly turned into a bubble.

It was already difficult to check things that happened so many years ago. Credence was lucky to find the servant based on the adoption procedures of that year. As a result, now he has to check who was the passenger in the room next to Rita on the ship...

This outrageous relationship, how to check? Where to check?

Not to mention whether the original passenger list can be preserved to this day, even if it can be preserved, it is still unknown whether the records of that era would be detailed enough to record which room each passenger stayed in.

The world is so big, but he couldn't find his home.

The expression on Credence's face made the audience feel even more distressed for him, and they even secretly hoped that Grindelwald knew Credence's life experience, not Kaus's.

At this moment, the stone door beside them suddenly opened, revealing the road leading to the center of the cemetery.

With doubts, everyone in the room couldn't help but go through the stone door to explore-

The scene in the camera made the audience gasp.

The circular open-air square in the center of the cemetery was full of people, and they were all pure-blooded wizards. From the description of the movie and the plot seen before, it is not difficult to guess that these are followers summoned by Grindelwald's black curtain that covered Paris before.

So many people!!!

You know, in the cemetery, the people summoned by Voldemort after his resurrection can be counted with just two hands, and Voldemort's Death Eaters at the peak were less than a hundred.

But considering that Grindelwald's sphere of influence covers the entire Europe and America, this gap seems understandable... What the hell!

Think about how Voldemort led his Death Eaters to fight in and out of the Ministry of Magic as if they were in an empty place, and then look at the huge crowd of wizards on the screen now. The audience simply cannot understand how those Ministry of Magic defeated Grindelwald.

It can't all be Professor Dumbledore's output, right?