Ch. 1502Voldemort Really Was Helpful
Gellert Grindelwald explained how he had connected himself to Nurmengard through the Flying Charm, making the castle an extension of his thoughts and his life. Serena Pendragon realized that his method drew on Voldemort’s original Flying Charm, leaving her to conclude that Voldemort had been helpful after all.
- Gellert Grindelwald described how Nurmengard’s walls, weather, and sounds had become part of his awareness.
- Gellert Grindelwald explained that losing his wand and studying the Flying Charm helped him connect his breathing and heartbeat to Nurmengard, though he could not yet make the castle fly.
- Nurmengard trembled as Gellert Grindelwald’s magic spread through it, and its voice echoed his earlier song, Silent Night.
- Gellert Grindelwald told Serena Pendragon that he had bound himself to Nurmengard, whose foundations held both his dreams and the years he spent imprisoned there.
- Serena Pendragon recognized that Grindelwald’s Flying Charm drew on Voldemort’s original spell, and Grindelwald praised Vizet’s insight into Voldemort’s magic.
- Serena Pendragon concluded that Voldemort really had been helpful.