Hogwarts: Who uses a crowbar in wizard duels?

With Grindelwald's disappearance, this space, no longer sustained by magic, became unstable.

The sky seemed to shatter like glass, and heavy rain poured down through the cracks.

With a quick click, the world in the mirror disappeared.

They returned to the real Central Park.

The stone platform that had been cut into tofu-like pieces was restored to its original state, as if nothing had ever happened.

Hermione and the others waited outside.

At this point, besides the few Death Eaters who had been immobilized by Kevin at the beginning, only the Aurors remained.

The Aurors all knew Kevin, and they actually wanted to help in the battle just now, but it all happened too fast.

But there's no point in helping, since that Grindelwald is fake anyway.

"Kevin, how are you?"

Upon seeing Kevin and a group of strangers suddenly appear, Hermione and the others quickly approached and asked questions.

"It's okay. The Grindelwald who came here today is a fake. I wanted to talk to him, but he just attacked me without saying anything."

As he spoke, Kevin pointed to the mud figure on the ground and then tugged at his cloak with a pained expression.

Restoring everything to its original state isn't something that can be done.

It's like a piece of wood that you break in two. You keep one piece and burn the other. You can't use a restoration spell to restore the piece you kept to its original state before it was broken.

The group of people were all taken aback when they looked in the direction Kevin was pointing.

Kevin means that Grindelwald used a pile of mud to create his likeness, and could even use this mud clone to deal damage, and the key is that he actually managed to deal damage?

At this moment, the Aurors also approached.

"Hello, Mr. Kevin, and your friends, we are Aurors from the Ministry of Magic."

The Auror in the lead pulled out an ID to show them, and then spoke in an official tone.

"So you're Aurors. No wonder you haven't left yet."

Kevin looked at them, then pointed at the Death Eaters and said, "These guys are yours, okay?"

The leading Auror nodded: "That's exactly what I was thinking. Thank you for your help."

"I also have another question for you, Mr. Kevin. Did you know Grindelwald before?"

"Judging from your appearance, it seems like this isn't the first time we've met."

Upon hearing the Auror's question, Kevin didn't think much of it and nodded.

"This is the second time. The last time I saw him was at Malfoy Manor, where Voldemort's headquarters were located."

"Why didn't you tell the Ministry of Magic back then? That's Grindelwald!"

Upon hearing this, the Auror immediately became anxious and asked incredulously.

"Uh... to be honest, I don't know him. I only learned his name today. Who is he?"

Kevin scratched his head. Judging from the Auror's tone, Grindelwald seemed to be some very important person.

"..."

Auror was speechless after hearing this.

That makes sense, though. Kevin is ridiculously strong, but he's still just a student after all, so it's normal that he doesn't know any of the big names from the previous era.

Even they only recently learned about this person.

After Grindelwald was imprisoned, no one even knew where he was being held, and there was no further news of Grindelwald in the wizarding world.

This was to prevent anyone from breaking into the prison, or for Grindelwald's former subordinates to rise again.

"So Mr. Dumbledore knows about this, right? After all, they know each other," Auror continued to ask.

According to his understanding, the person who stopped Grindelwald back then was Dumbledore.

If Dumbledore knew that Grindelwald had reappeared, he would absolutely not have stood idly by.

"...I had spoken to him before, but I only heard his name before coming here, so I spoke to Headmaster Dumbledore again."

Upon hearing this, Kevin paused briefly before slowly speaking.

He recalled the first time he spoke to Dumbledore about Grindelwald; Dumbledore's expression suggested he knew something, but he didn't tell him.

They said they would investigate, but then it all fizzled out without any further information.

Judging from this Auror's words, it's clear that Dumbledore knows Grindelwald. So why doesn't Dumbledore tell them?

"Okay, I understand. Thank you for your cooperation."

"We'll take these Death Eaters with us. If we have any further questions, we'll come to visit you again. We hope you don't mind."

The Auror responded very politely after hearing this.

Even though Kevin was more than twenty years younger than him, he was still very respectful, after all, Kevin was still holding the crowbar in his hand.

After that, the Aurors and the Death Eaters disappeared from the park, leaving only Kevin and his group behind.

"Kevin, what do we do next?"

"Harry asked from the side."

"Let's go back and continue barbecuing."

"Huh?" The group was taken aback. After this incident, what was the point of having a barbecue?

Although they didn't recognize this Grindelwald, it was clear that he was no ordinary person. They should hurry back to the Order of the Phoenix, gather information with everyone, and think of a way to deal with him.

However, Kevin suddenly stopped being in a hurry.

Clearly, Dumbledore was hiding something from them, but Kevin didn't care anymore and would tell him when Dumbledore decided to.

"Come on, Draco, since we're already here, let's not go back. Come to my house and have a seat."

Without waiting for a reply, Kevin hooked his arm around Draco's shoulder, preventing him from leaving.

Seeing Kevin's reaction, the others didn't say anything more, since there was nothing they could do about it.

We can only gather information first and find out who this guy named Grindelwald really is.

But even if they don't intervene, the Ministry of Magic will probably come to them with news of Grindelwald.

Is Kevin so relaxed because he thought of this?

Harry's imagination ran wild, and he envisioned Kevin, who just wanted to give up, as someone who was strategizing and acting with great ease.

As expected of Kevin!

......

"So that's why you didn't go to London, Albus."

Grindelwald, far away in an abandoned manor in Germany, looked at Dumbledore, who had appeared beside him at some unknown time, and said with a smile.

"Gellert, what are you planning to do this time?"

"One Voldemort is enough of a headache for me, don't make things worse for me."

"London, Paris, New York, your presence is everywhere."

Dumbledore said to Grindelwald expressionlessly.

"Albus, I was clearly trying to help you!"

"The Death Eaters have fallen apart because of my appearance. You only need to find Tom Riddle's Horcrux to completely destroy him."

"And there's something to correct: I don't have a clone in London, because just now, your good student destroyed my London clone."

"..." Dumbledore fell silent for a moment.

To be fair, the voices of Death Eaters have indeed decreased recently.

This is all thanks to Grindelwald.

Grindelwald suddenly raised his hand, and a letter flew out of Dumbledore's arms, indicating that it was from Kevin.

"How long are you planning to keep this from them? They already know who I am, and they'll soon find out about our relationship. How are you going to face them then?"

"What's so hard to face? They are all my best students."

Dumbledore seemed quite composed about this.