Hogwarts: The Obscurial War School

It's raining heavily!

Under the pouring rain, eight Thestrals pulled the dark prison carriage through the rain.

The accompanying Aurors were wearing cloaks and riding on broomsticks.

After settling a matter on his mind, Picquery led the others away, leaving Abernathy with an indifferent expression as he walked toward the passage where the prison van had just left.

The strong wind was blowing the corners of his clothes. His cold and proud eyes were deep, looking at the prison car speeding eastward, and he took out his wand——

It was a dark wood wand. It was very long, longer than most wands, a full fifteen inches. It had an interesting shape, like a sugar cane, with one section after another, and every other section had a ball-shaped section. The scar is covered with densely packed concave holes.

With a tap of the wand, Abernathy suddenly disappeared—disapparated!

In the prison car.

Rudolph did not look at Grindelwald opposite him, even though it was an extremely exciting experience to be in the same room with the most dangerous dark wizard in the world.

He knew how many limitations Grindelwald had.

He didn't have any desire to communicate. After all, you can't expect someone who doesn't even have a tongue to talk to him about the boring life of imprisonment.

Without his tongue, Grindelwald was not only unable to speak, he could no longer recite spells.

Without a magic wand, you cannot recite a spell.

Most of his abilities have been crippled. The once dangerous dark wizard is now worse than a lamb.

On the contrary, the gadgets found on Grindelwald attracted his attention more.

A decoration?

That's impossible!

Even if he wanted to decorate, Grindelwald would only use weird geometric patterns. This is a well-known thing: since his school days, this has been used as the symbol of Grindelwald himself, and later, it became the symbol of his witchcraft party.

But no one knows that this logo is not original to Grindelwald.

The simple triangle, circle and vertical line represent three legendary magic props - the legendary Deathly Hallows made by the God of Death!

Maybe Dumbledore knew, but he obviously didn't go around saying it. He was still nostalgic for his old friendship, and it was impossible for him to tell people everywhere: Grindelwald, the dark wizard who made most of Europe terrified all day long, was a loyal fan of fairy tales.

That's interesting. What is this small bottle that Grindelwald treasures so much, or the red liquid in this small bottle?

He held the silver chain of the pendant and looked at it. Suddenly, the pendant suddenly emitted a gleaming light.

Rudolph was startled and subconsciously looked up at Grindelwald, who was pointed at Grindelwald with a wand by two Aurors. He instinctively felt that Grindelwald was trying to cause trouble.

But when he saw Grindelwald, he still looked half-dead and depressed, his eyes staring blankly at the ceiling.

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A false alarm.

Rudolph was even laughed at by his stupid performance. At this point, what power could Grindelwald have to resist?

"Can you still argue with a silver tongue? Huh?" In order to cover up his cowardice, Rudolph laughed and teased Grindelwald. Without a tongue, he still had a chance to refute?

It was just an angry look, and the angrier he was, the happier Rudolph felt.

But the development of things often does not go as expected.

Grindelwald in the carriage suddenly showed a very painful expression. His face twitched uncontrollably, his skin spasmed, and it was visible to the naked eye that it was twisting and deforming. His messy long hair was getting shorter, and his fine stubble was receding.

This sudden change left Rudolph and the two escorting Aurors confused.

When Grindelwald raised his head and showed a mocking smile, they were stunned!

Where is Grindelwald?

Sitting in front of them, the person they were escorting was clearly the assistant to the Security Minister of the Magical Congress of Magnesia, Abernethy, who had handed Grindelwald's wand and pendant to him not long after they parted!

It was Abernethy who was taken away by them?! Then...

At the same time, under the hood of the prison car, the indifferent Abernethy raised a smug smile (ccbb). The crazy rain was hitting him, but he was enjoying it immensely. The streams of water slid down his cheeks, and he was in a state of ecstasy. The human body transformation technique is dissolved, revealing the true appearance.

It was Grindelwald who was supposed to be sitting in the prison van!

He is scrawled as if in a cage, but with that terrifying aura like the king of the world!

Picqueri is right!

Grindelwald's power of incitement is unparalleled!

Abernethy became his follower, even willing to bear the painful punishment of cutting out his tongue on his behalf, and even took his place in the prison car heading to Europe.

The purpose is just to hope that Grindelwald will tell him who he really is.

Grindelwald appeared on the roof of the prison car in a flash. With a tap of his wand, the whips in the hands of the two driving Aurors turned into two giant pythons.

The giant python rolled the Auror out of the prison car and fell to the ground screaming.

Many of the Aurors escorting him were frightened and pursued him on their broomsticks.

The chaos outside the car and the sudden changes in the car made Rudolph feel bad, but when they instinctively wanted to use their wands to protect themselves, their wands were taken away in an instant and pointed at themselves!

The prison van jolted violently.

An indifferent and slightly proud face appeared from the window, and Rudolph had no luck.

The small chaos he envisioned and the beautiful vision of all the members of the Communist Party of China helping the prison did not happen after all.

But something even more terrifying happened - Grindelwald, he was able to escape from prison himself!

‘Damn!’ Rudolph suddenly opened the wand that ‘Abernethy’ had just given him, and an ugly sheep-eating beast jumped out of the box and pounced on his face.

Rudolph finally caught it and threw it to the ground. Abernathy, who had been honest all the way across from him, suddenly burst out and rushed forward.

Abernathy, whose hands were tied, screamed and hit Rudolph on the stomach. The pain was so painful that he dropped the pendant in his hand to the ground.

Abernathy fell head over heels, desperately holding the pendant in his mouth.

Rudolph fought with him. He grabbed the necklace with his hands and tried to pull the pendant back, but Abernethy refused to let go.

The two Aurors also joined in the scuffle, pressing Abernathy against the back window. The pendant that was finally snatched back was taken away again.

Grindelwald drove the carriage at high speed on the Hudson River. He did not want to get entangled with the Aurors behind him, hoping to use the cover of the bridge to get rid of them.

But why would an Auror give up?

The dense rain affected their sight, and until now, they had not seen clearly that the person who hijacked the prison van turned out to be Grindelwald himself!