"In short..." Gellert Grindelwald returned to the bed board. "With this Sword of Damocles, Albus definitely won't have as hard a time dealing with the Muggles as you think."
"Does that mean..." Serena Pendragon said, a teasing look on her face, "one Vizet is worth several Dumbledores?"
Gellert Grindelwald raised his eyebrows and pressed his lips together without speaking, merely gazing at Serena Pendragon.
"All right!" Serena Pendragon raised both hands. "It was just a joke, just to lighten the mood."
"All that talk of the Witch War, crushing ants, studying wizards, and so on was really too heavy!"
Gellert Grindelwald's expression eased. "As for studying wizards, those Muggles certainly won't let that fall by the wayside..."
"This matter should be brought out into the open. Perhaps... it will become a rather important topic after the International Confederation of Wizards Congress is convened."
"Really?" Serena Pendragon raised an eyebrow. "Something like studying wizards can be brought out into the open as a topic? How should I put it..."
"Anyway, after what you just said, I feel like the word 'study' sounds uncomfortable. It gives me the feeling I've become an ant. Dumbledore probably won't support it, right?"
"It depends on how you define the word 'study'..." Gellert Grindelwald said. "Don't forget that Hogwarts has a course called Muggle Studies."
"Albus told me that many people take that course mainly to sleep in class... In fact, that course is quite meaningless..."
"I've read Albus's textbooks. Their so-called 'study' of Muggles is extremely backward, still stuck three hundred years ago, around when the Statute of Secrecy was first implemented."
"Of course! The Muggles' study of us is actually extremely backward too, probably also stuck three hundred years ago... Looking at it that way, the starting line is actually the same."
"If you