Sitting by the lake,

Grindelwald looked at the title page of the fairy tale collection and felt a little subtle.

He didn't expect to see it again, it was a century later;

He even didn't expect to see it in his lifetime.

Unexpectedly, the two of them talked about the complexity of their mood.

You know, this is the last gift he and Dumbledore gave as close friends.

After that summer, it broke up since then.

Of course, the gift Dumbledore gave him was "taken" back earlier.

Through that hateful sniff.

You walked up to me in person and said openly: Gellert, Blood Alliance returns me...

So what?

Would I not give it?

Is it necessary to steal with Piscamand?!

Grindelwald hates sniffing the most!

William sat on one side, teasing the little demon of the North Sea, raised his eyes slightly and glanced at the old man.

Grindelwald's face looked extremely ugly, which shows how angry this outdated Dark King was.

If you read a fairy tale book, you can get out of control and get so angry?

Merlin, it’s really the Dark King... the little prince who is so popular?

William put away the fishing rod and interrupted tactically: "Last year you said you went to find death, so did you find the way?"

Grindelwald came back to his senses, calmed down his anger, and said slowly: "I've found it, I'm waiting for the last opportunity."

"Can you be waiting for me?" William looked at him with a vigilant look.

He didn't want to meet Death with Grindelwald.

William is still young, has not married Hermione yet, has a cute sister, a fat cat...and has not seen more scenery yet.

"I'm not waiting for you." The old man smiled and said, "I'm waiting for the day when the polar night and polar day alternate."

William calculated the time: "It's been a few days."

"Yes, so you came by chance, a few days later..." Grindelwald smiled and said, "I'll leave. Even if you find this, I can't help you deceive Voldemort."

William secretly called for luck, pondered for a moment, and then asked in confusion:

"But I heard from Professor Dumbledore that to see the god of death, three people must set out together.

And these three people are either related by blood or are as close as brothers.

They can only see the God of Death after a series of trials.”

William originally thought Grindelwald's plan was to find two such people.

But after hearing Grigovic telling the story of his experience over the past year, the Dark King seemed to have done nothing, but just led the giant demon of the North Sea to this place.

Then he entered his stomach and started to suck.

"Boy, you're too young." Grindelwald sarcastically:

“Dumbledore was a natural lie master. He always liked to keep a part of it and then take another part to the cemetery.

How could he tell you everything?

Even if he has a good relationship with you!”

William rolled his eyes... What a strong jealousy smell, is it really the king of European vinegar?

Grindelwald didn't keep it in a slight tone, saying:

“The story of the three brothers is indeed a way.

But Death did so many things, and sent the Deathly Hallows and left behind legends... He obviously wanted the wizard to find him even more.

So there is more than one way to stay?”

William pricked up his ears, and Grindelwald's small class started to teach, and he began to remember the key points.

But Grindelwald did not answer directly, but raised the fairy tale collection in his hand and turned to the story of the Snow Queen.

He said with a blank expression:

"In the story, the boy found the girl and saved her and let her escape from the palace.

It seems to be a happy ending.

But the story and reality are different... reality will not end here."

"So, this story really happened?" William asked.

"Of course." Grindelwald said with a slightly cold smile:

"After leaving the palace of the Snow Queen, the boy married the girl, and several years later, he gave birth to a daughter.

But the child, at a very young age, was bitten by a vampire."

William narrowed his eyes, as if he had thought of something.

Grindelwald paused for a moment:

"The child has since rejected magic, suppressed himself, and became a...silent."

When the old man mentioned this word, his voice trembled slightly.

He said a little unhappy:

"Silent people have no special method, and they usually live no more than ten years old.

But the man loved his children so much that he searched for all the ways to save his daughter.

But they all failed. In despair, they had to ask for help from the god of death.

After all, the God of Death told him how to save his wife."

William thought for a while and then said:

"But this time he came to the palace of the Snow Queen, and the God of Death did not appear again?"

"Yes, he doesn't have two brothers, so he has to find other ways." Grindelwald sighed with emotion:

"At that time, the octopus had been released by the God of Death to kill the owner of the Death Hallows.

He found the chosen wizard and took the other party to the palace of the Snow Queen.

The octopus was also drawn, but when it touched the lake, it was like the Ice and Snow Queen, trapped here forever."

William also had to sigh at the wisdom of the wizard.

The giant demon in the North Sea is 100 meters long and has amazing destructive power.

No matter how strong a wizard is, it cannot limit its freedom.

In addition to Merlin's Stonehenge, I'm afraid only the palace of the Ice Queen can trap this existence.

Grindelwald whispered:

"The Siren was trapped for a whole year before choosing to surrender.

The two sides signed a magic contract, and the man let the siren come out, but the siren wants to take him upstream and see the god of death.

After the Siren agreed, the man hid in its belly and went to find the God of Death."

William silently digested Grindelwald's secrets.

Grindelwald obviously also used this method to trap the North Sea monster here again using Grigovic as bait.

As for why the giant demon in the North Sea doesn’t have a memory, he was deceived again... I can only say:

It was enslaved by the God of Death to kill the owner of the holy weapon. Even if it knew there was a trap ahead, it would not dare to violate the order.

This is a passive, instinct-violent "instinct".

After a while, William suddenly asked:

"Are the boys and girls in the story called Covinus Gunter and Babuling?

Is their daughter Bassyda Babuling?"

Grindelwald stared at William and said lightly: "You guessed it?"

"Yes." William sighed: "A lot of evidence shows this."

Next to the story of "The Snow Queen", Professor Dumbledore left a comment of "snake-like" one.

This shows that the boy in the story is a snake-like accent.

The Gunter family, as descendants of Slytherin, is their unique talent.
To be continued...