Chapter 292
Page 292
Upon hearing Gellert Grindelwald's words, Albus Dumbledore calmly shook his head and said:
"Fireworks are fine, but aren't these fireworks a bit too bloody!"
Upon hearing this, Gellert Grindelwald responded with a cold laugh:
"Albus, you're still the same as ever! 'In chaotic times, harsh measures are necessary!' How can you not understand this!"
Before he finished speaking, Gellert Grindelwald's index fingers suddenly began to move faster, as if a piano piece was being played to its most exciting part.
As Gellert Grindelwald's hands pounded wildly, the eerie blue flames also went berserk, gradually converging together like a rising tornado, with everyone present caught in the eye of this fiery tornado!
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Chapter 481 Grindelwald vs. Dumbledore
At this point, even if they wanted to run, it was too late. All the wizards caught in the eye of the tornado would face judgment from Gellert Grindelwald.
Moreover, this fiery storm, which seemed to come from hell, continued to spread, as if it were about to devour the city.
Seeing this, Albus Dumbledore's face was flickering in the firelight. After a moment of contemplation, he drew his wand from his robes, stared intently at Gellert Grindelwald, and slowly said:
“Gellert! No matter what, I am still the president of the International Wizarding Federation. I cannot stand by and watch you destroy this city!”
As Albus Dumbledore finished speaking, he stood atop the Rat Tower and slowly began to wave his wand.
Seeing this, Gellert Grindelwald sneered:
"Albus, how dare you use my wand against me?!"
Albus Dumbledore, not to be outdone, also spoke up:
"Now, I am the master of this wand!"
At the same time, Albus Dumbledore waved his wand, and a similarly blazing flame formed outside the originally dark blue flame storm, as if imprisoning it.
Moreover, as Albus Dumbledore continued to wave his wand, a ring of blazing flames also rose into the air, intertwining with Gellert Grindelwald's firestorm.
Wentworth looked around, swallowed hard, and stammered:
"Grandpa...Grandfather...I saw it...It's really...amazing!"
On the other hand, the most composed at this moment were the wizards of the Sorcerer Party. They each raised their wands and freely moved through the firestorm created by Gellert Grindelwald, attacking the Death Eaters and goblins without any regard for their own safety.
Because the Death Eaters and goblins were focused on resisting Gellert Grindelwald's firestorm, they were caught off guard and quickly escalated into a massacre by the Marauders.
Meanwhile, Luna, Cassandra, Cedric, and others stood quietly beside Wentworth, watching Gellert Grindelwald's duel with their headmaster.
At this point, the duel between Gellert Grindelwald and Albus Dumbledore had reached its climax.
Albus Dumbledore is, after all, known as the greatest white wizard of all time, and wields the most powerful wand ever.
In contrast, Gellert Grindelwald imprisoned himself in Nurmengard for many years and cast spells without a staff.
Albus Dumbledore's blazing flames, before Gellert Grindelwald's firestorm could erupt, formed a fiery dome above the storm, preventing it from escaping.
Albus Dumbledore, waving his wand, shouted to Gellert Grindelwald:
"Gellert! That's enough!"
Gellert Grindelwald chuckled and replied:
"Okay, whatever you say!"
Seeing that Gellert Grindelwald had agreed, Albus Dumbledore was about to breathe a sigh of relief when Gellert Grindelwald continued:
"However, I still want to prove to you! I, Gellert Grindelwald, am not afraid of you!"
Then, Gellert Grindelwald's fingers, which had been moving in a rapid rhythm, suddenly changed, and the fiery storm abruptly contracted.
Seeing this, Albus Dumbledore seemed to have guessed what Gellert Grindelwald was going to do, and with a cry of alarm, he quickly waved his wand again.
A moment later, the previously shrinking flame storm expanded again, but this time, it was replaced by a dragon with demonic horns and wings!
The dragon roared, seemingly trying to break through the fiery sky set up by Albus Dumbledore.
It soared into the sky again and again, but was blocked each time. However, it never gave up and kept trying.
Moreover, as the demon flapped its wings, a rain of fire, mixed with eerie blue flames, suddenly fell from the sky.
In an instant, the few remaining Death Eaters and goblins had nowhere to hide and kept emitting painful howls. After the howls, there was only ashes on the ground. Except for a few truly top-level dark wizards, no one could escape.
At the last moment, the demon it had transformed into seemed to have found a weakness in the Blazing Sky. It first folded its wings, as if gathering its strength, and then suddenly spread its wings to their maximum extent and flew towards a corner of the Blazing Sky.
With a silent collision, the sky formed by Albus Dumbledore's flames shattered.
The demon, after soaring into the air, let out a roar and then suddenly exploded, forming a dazzling firework in the sky.
As the aerial duel ended, Wentworth suddenly noticed that Gellert Grindelwald beside him seemed to stumble. Fortunately, Luna, who was standing behind Wentworth, reacted quickly and caught Gellert Grindelwald's arm, saying with a smile:
"Sir, you've truly shown us something amazing! Could you please sign your autograph for me?"
From a distance, it looks like a little girl chasing after a celebrity.
Although some of the shamans from the shamanic party were displeased by this, someone quickly explained that Luna was also a descendant of the shamanic party. Upon hearing this, the shamans who had been frowning earlier quickly changed their gazes towards Luna to one of doting affection, as if they were looking at their own child.
Gellert Grindelwald immediately looked up at the top of the Rat Tower. Seeing Albus Dumbledore still standing atop the tower, coldly watching him, Gellert Grindelwald suddenly grinned, saying with a resentful expression:
"This old man, judging from his appearance, has taken good care of himself over the years!"
Wentworth then quickly stepped forward and said:
"Grandfather, please don't take it to heart. Don't forget, Headmaster Dumbledore is holding the Elder Wand!"
Upon hearing Wentworth's words, Gellert Grindelwald shook his head and said:
"For us, wands are no longer of much use..."
Before Gellert Grindelwald could finish speaking, he suddenly heard Albus Dumbledore's exclamation from above:
"Gellert! Watch out!"
At the same time, Voldemort's voice came from behind:
"You all shall die! Avada Kedavra!"
Chapter 482 The Dark Lord's Final Chapter
A dark green spell rushed straight toward Gellert Grindelwald from behind, eliciting screams from the UMNO members.
In the blink of an eye, Wentworth, who was face to face with Gellert Grindelwald, saw Gellert Grindelwald's lips curl slightly and he said softly:
"The rest is up to you!"
The next second, the killing curse struck Gellert Grindelwald squarely!
Seeing this, Wentworth was terrified. Gellert Grindelwald's body fell straight forward. Wentworth quickly reached out his hands to catch Gellert Grindelwald's body, only to find that Gellert Grindelwald had already closed his eyes.
"Aaaaaah!"
Seeing this, Wentworth let out an extremely angry roar, and then he glared at Voldemort with his bloodshot eyes.
Voldemort laughed heartily and said:
"Ha! Gellert Grindelwald is dead! I killed Gellert Grindelwald!"
Voldemort laughed loudly and brazenly as he turned to run away.
Seeing this, the many wizards of the Witchcraft Party were naturally enraged as well. Countless spells swarmed in from all directions, sealing off every escape route for Voldemort, making it impossible for him to leave.
After gently placing Gellert Grindelwald into Luna's arms, Wentworth unhesitatingly picked up his wand and resolutely walked towards Voldemort, loudly issuing orders to the Sorcerers:
"Everyone, surround Voldemort! Don't let him escape! But don't kill him! He still has Horcruxes! I'm going to deal with him myself!"
Upon hearing Wentworth's words, the members of the UMNO party instinctively carried them out.
Countless murderous-looking sorcerers surrounded Voldemort, their eyes gleaming with malice, as if they wanted to devour him alive.
Voldemort tried several times, but the sorcerers seemed to have lost their minds, willing to risk their lives to surround Voldemort.
Seeing that he had nowhere to escape, and with Wentworth approaching step by step with his wand in hand, Voldemort looked around and suddenly his eyes lit up.
Voldemort flashed to Snape's side and said somewhat anxiously:
"Severus! Quickly! Kill me!"
Upon hearing Voldemort's request, Snape was taken aback for a moment, then his eyes darted around before he quickly said:
"No! Great master! I can't do this! Great master! You must believe that we can break through! Let me lead the charge for you!"
With that, Snape, wand in hand, randomly chose a direction and was about to charge, but Voldemort pulled him back.
Voldemort hurriedly said:
"Alright, Severus! I believe in your loyalty! Rest assured, when I return, I will surely lead you to the pinnacle of wizarding. You will become a great figure in the magical world, second only to the wizard!"
“But now, you must kill me first! Kill me, then find my Horcrux. As long as the Horcrux survives, I can be resurrected! However, I absolutely cannot die at Wentworth's hands, otherwise, I won't even have a chance to be resurrected! Do you understand?!”
By the end, Voldemort was practically roaring.
Faced with Voldemort's desperate roar, Snape glanced at Wentworth behind Voldemort, who was closing in step by step, and Snape smiled—a rare occurrence!
Snape smiled and nodded, saying:
"Great master, as you said, as you wished!"
With that, Snape aimed his wand at Voldemort and slowly raised it.
Seeing this, Voldemort turned back to Wentworth, who was walking towards him, and said:
"Wentworth, you wait, I'll be back! When I return, you'll be no match for me!"
After saying this, Voldemort turned to Snape and said:
"Do it, Severus!"
Snape nodded firmly, and the next second:
"Inverted fuchsia!"
Before Voldemort could even react, a spell struck him squarely, leaving him suspended upside down in mid-air.