"It has nothing to do with him," Gellert Grindelwald corrected. "The person who shared the Flying Charm wasn't Voldemort, but Vizet."
"Fine!" Serena Pendragon shrugged indifferently. "But speaking of which..."
"When your Flying Charm is complete, will you give Dumbledore a surprise? Or give him a scare?"
"That's actually not a bad idea..." Gellert Grindelwald revealed an intrigued smile, as though he were seriously considering Serena Pendragon's suggestion.
"You think it's good too, right?" Serena Pendragon raised an eyebrow. "I don't think it should take that long, should it?"
"You can already make this Nurmengard tremble, and even make it speak through the sound of the wind. That means you'll be able to complete your own Flying Charm very soon..."
"Then let me estimate the time..." She frowned slightly and thought it over. "What do you think of February fourteenth?"
"February fourteenth? That is indeed an interesting date..." Gellert Grindelwald narrowed his eyes, but in the end, he still shook his head.
"Though it's interesting, and worth commemorating, it still isn't enough... I need to cast the Flying Charm and come to his side after a true crisis has occurred."
"In the past, all we could do was point our Wands at each other. Perhaps when that time comes..." He picked up the Mead and clutched it tightly in his hand. "We'll have a chance to fight side by side."
"That's true." Hearing Gellert Grindelwald say that, Serena Pendragon's expression also grew serious. "We'll definitely win, won't we?"
After saying this, she seemed to realize something, and added solemnly, "I can ask a question like that, right?"
"Of course!" Gellert Grindelwald said. "Just like those people in the Isaiah Society. If they asked a similar question during one of their internal meetings, they would also believe they were certain to