Chapter 58: Chapter 58

In the record of the book of spells, Hoffa stared intently at the scene in front of him. He wondered why the previous generation of Dark Lords and principals met on a small island.

"I don't see what we have to talk about, Grindelwald."

Dippet said softly: "As long as you hand over the remains to me, the three contested islands will be yours."

They were making a deal. Principal Dippet actually made a deal with Grindelwald. Hoffa, who was watching the memory, frowned slightly.

"no no."

Grindelwald waved his fingers. "I am not interested in those agreements written on paper, and I believe you are not interested, Amando. We wizards have always believed in equivalent exchange. If you tell me the location of the library, I will give you the remains of the saint. How about ?”

"I'll take a look first," Dippet said.

He looked calm, but the trembling fingertips showed that he was not calm inside, Hoffa observed this.

Grindelwald waved his hand, and several men in windbreakers walked over silently carrying a large black wooden coffin, and put it heavily on the ground.

Hoffa's attention shifted to the wooden coffin, which was covered with intricate religious carvings and topped with a black metal goat's skull.

He just wanted to take a closer look at what Dippet and Grindelwald were going to trade.

Adbe Goshak grabbed him.

The next second, a man walked quickly in the distance and said sharply, "Wait a minute."

Hoffa looked at it, his face changed slightly.

He had seen the person who came, with a long face and a high nose, it was the slightly younger Schmidt Lutrov. The dark wizard who had clashed with himself in the Forbidden Forest and Hogsmeade.

He was dressed very similarly to Grindelwald. Judging by the cut of the clothes, he should be a subordinate of Grindelwald.

But the strange thing is that although he looks a lot like Schmidt now, his demeanor is completely different from what he saw before.

He is not the cold, unscrupulous, and emotionless look in the Forbidden Forest. He trotted all the way to Grindelwald with a joyful expression of asking for credit from his master, and whispered a few flattering words in his ear.

Grindelwald showed an unpredictable smile after listening, and he looked up at Dippet opposite.

"My subordinate just told me some interesting news, Principal Dippet, are you interested in hearing it?"

"Please say."

"My subordinates told me that a magic circle that prohibits apparation has been imposed on this island suddenly, and now no one can apparate from this island."

Armando Dippet was expressionless and did not answer.

And Grindelwald rubbed his chin: "Master Principal, you don't seem to be panicking at all."

Armando tilted his head and put his fingers on his waist.

Grindelwald snapped his fingers: "Yeah, I'm really stupid. I think Hogwarts also has this forbidden spell. Principal Dippet must have gotten used to a life where he can't apparate."

He said in an exaggerated tone, but there was a dangerous light in his eyes.

Dippet didn't talk nonsense, he suddenly pulled out his wand, and pointed at Grindelwald unequivocally.

Accompanied by glaring purple light and continuous crackling sounds.

Inexplicably, there were nearly ten masked wizards around.

They raised their wands at the same time, and the light at the top of the wands and Dippet's spells merged into a thick purple lightning, and rushed towards Grindelwald.

Just looking at the memory, Hoffa could feel the terrifying power contained in the purple curse.

"Is this a symbol of self-proclaimed justice? Armando, you are really proficient! Hahahaha!"

Grindelwald laughed and waved the Elder Wand, and the thick purple light was scattered by the blow before it touched Grindelwald.

Grindelwald took three steps back, his golden hair spread out in the frantic power of the spell. His expression was calm and unafraid, but filled with fiery excitement.

The scattered purple lightning did not dissipate, they scattered away like swimming snakes. And the wizards behind Grindelwald are not as powerful as him.

Many wizards twitched and fell to the ground after touching the purple light, and Schmidt was one of them. He screamed and fell to the ground. But soon, his body turned into a jellyfish full of tentacles, and he himself fled desperately into the distance.

There were several wizards who fled with him.

Dippet said with a cold face, "Catch them and leave none behind."

The masked wizards around Dippet raised their wands again, and everyone locked on a German wizard.

"Did you ask my opinion!?"

Grindelwald tossed his blond hair, and he held his wand in an odd way.

He read aloud: "The Broken Grip."

As the spell was read, the surrounding scene quickly began to change.

The ground trembled, the cliffs began to shatter, countless huge cracks and ravines appeared on the island, and huge waves were set off on the sea. As terrible as a magnitude 9 earthquake.

Standing at the center of the shock, Grindelwald raised his head to the sky and screamed.

Several wizards around Dippet fell into the huge ravine unexpectedly, screaming in terror.

Hoffa's eyes stared straight at the memories.

Is this the power of the Deathly Hallows?

The matter was not over yet, Grindelwald's face was full of veins, and the old wand raised.

The broken ground came to life completely, and they tangled together to form huge arms, with rubble flying across the sky. The dozen or so wizards around Dippet were all firmly grasped by the rubble arms and restrained in the air.

Except for Principal Dippet, no one was spared. They screamed, but couldn't move.

Hoffa was shocked when he saw this scene.

One spell controlled nearly ten wizards, such a powerful control spell!

Just when Hoffa wanted to continue to observe the development of the situation, Goshack behind him clapped his hands.

Slap.

Suddenly, all the scenes in front of me stopped.

The laughing Grindelwald, the pale Armando Dippet, the huge rock arm, the struggling wizard, the scattered spells, and the birds in the sky all stopped.

As if time stood still.

Hoffa turned around and saw that it was Goshak who had stopped the flow of the tome of spells.

"Professor, they"

"Bach, calmness is an excellent quality of a wizard." Goshak said, "Besides the mission, you don't care about anything. Now, let's start the class."

He stood beside the sculpture-like Grindelwald, pointed at Grindelwald and said.

"This is Getler Grindelwald, who dropped out of school in Durmstrang, Russia at the age of 16 and became a German citizen at the age of 26. He is a very powerful dark wizard with extraordinary talent.

In this scene, Grindelwald uses a very complicated magic. [Broken Grip] successfully controlled nearly ten powerful adult wizards. "

Goshak spoke eloquently:

"Broken Grip is a spell invented by Grindelwald himself. It looks like a spell, but it is actually a powerful transformation spell. It can change the scene through magic power, thereby creating obstacles for the opponent and restraining the opponent.

Goshak stood with his hands behind his back, and said in a flat tone: "Since you came to me on your own initiative, I will let you try to understand Grindelwald and his magic. If Miranda shows signs of change next time, you can use The spell held her."

Hoffa looked at the scene in front of him. Those wizards who were firmly imprisoned by the gravel, including Nimon wearing the earring, were among them.

He turned his head to look at Goshak, whose expression remained unchanged, and couldn't help feeling that what Aglaya said was not bad at all, this old man is really iron-blooded. Sure enough, I let myself learn advanced defense techniques, and I still learned from Grindelwald.

Hoffa: "I'm going to try."

"I need an affirmative answer," Goshak said dryly.

Hoffa nodded, "Of course."

Gorshack puts a hand on Hoffa's shoulder.

Suddenly, endless white mist enveloped Hoffa, and the scene in front of him quickly blurred.

...

Hoffa was inexplicably agitated, and was dragged out halfway through the show. What was in the black coffin? How did things turn out?

But he didn't ask these words, and Goshak didn't mean to explain anything.

By the time Hoffa came back to his senses, he had already left the book of spells and sat back at Goshak's humble desk.

He stared blankly at the runes on the book of spells.

All kinds of confusion came to my mind.

But Goshak didn't care about Hoffa's feelings.

"Practice, if not, I can guide you," Goshak said.

For the rest of the night, Hoffa tried hard at the Shattering Grip spell in Gorshak's office. But to his disappointment, the difficulty of releasing this magic was far beyond his imagination.

He imitated Grindelwald's tone and syllables, but when he waved his wand, nothing changed.

There may be a little change, Hoffa felt the dust on the ground shake a few times when he waved his wand.

But he wasn't sure if it was magic or just being picked up by the wind while waving his wand.

And when he tried to sense and analyze the ground with his mind like the transforming wand, he encountered great resistance, which Hoffa had never expected, as if the ground was resisting his own mental violence.

Goshak wasn't surprised that Hoffa found nothing. But he also didn't demonstrate the transfiguration spell in front of Hoffa. He just wrote down some analysis of spells on the parchment and handed it over to Hoffa, who asked Hoffa to go back and study it by himself.

But when he walked to the exit of the office, Hoffa couldn't help but turned back and asked, "Professor, if you want me to master the transformation spell, why not let me...?"

"Don't let Albus Dumbledore teach you?"

Hoffa shut up, he did have such doubts.

Goshack shook his head.

"You are a student of Ravenclaw, and Ravenclaw students have their own pride. If possible, I hope you can analyze this spell independently. Go out, when you master the transformation spell, come back to me .”

Back in the Ravenclaw tower, Hoffa was very tired, but after changing his clothes, he didn't feel sleepy at all. He lay on the bed with his arms pillowed, staring blankly at the dark blue curtains of the four-poster bed.

When he was busy, he couldn't think quietly, but after he was free, all doubts, big and small, came to his mind.

Goshak said that he sent Miranda's parents to the battlefield, which caused the death of her parents and their relationship broke down.

Miranda's parents should have died in the battle on Black Golan Island.

So, did Principal Dippet and the members of the Violet Society all lose to Grindelwald? Not really a decent record

Hoffa turned over and patted the pillow into a comfortable shape, and Hoffa felt that something was weird. If it was just like this, it stands to reason that the relationship between Miranda and his grandfather would not break down to this point. As she said, one-third of the students in this school have relatives who died in the war. As grandparents who depend on each other, shouldn't they understand each other better.

Or is Goshak hiding something from himself?

After a make-up lesson, Goshak had no intention of continuing to give Hoffa a make-up lesson. He didn't even have more communication with Hoffa, but he became more alienated from him.

Speaking of which, it was not easy for Hoffa to force the extremely stern Professor Gosak to give in and give himself a small talk in private.

To master Grindelwald's transfiguration, he is not allowed to ask Dumbledore.

Hoffa has a deeper understanding of the pride of these Ravenclaws. Obviously there is someone who knows Grindelwald by his side, but Goshack is not very cold about Dumbledore, but rather alienated.

Unable to learn the Transfiguration Charm, and it was not easy to ask Dumbledore, Hoffa took it for granted to read his own transfiguration cheat book "Anatomy of Everything. Structure Is King". He hoped to get some guidance from this book by Morgan Le Fay.

However, Morgan says so in the book.

[Trying to use magic power to change external objects is low-level, boring, stupid, and meaningless. A true transformation master should try to change himself, once he changes himself, everything will change accordingly]

Hoffa didn't know Morgan, but the guy made too many subjective remarks in the book.

Grindelwald has already used Transfiguration to shatter the island. Is that kind of change low-level in Morgan's eyes?

Thanks boss, [Lonely. . Alright] a huge reward, thank you brother, I will work hard.