The Beginning of a New Era: The Dark Lord's Death

Was there any distinctive sign that marked the beginning of a new era?

If there was, it was the new generation stepping on the corpse of the old era and leaping into the future.

Back in Dumbledore's day, he was known simply as a powerful wizard, as well as a teacher who devoted himself to educating students and researching magic at school. More or less, he was on the same level as Nicolas Flamel or Babajide Akingbade, the headmaster of Uagadou School of Magic in Africa.

P.S. Akingbade was the next president of the International Confederation of Wizards after Dumbledore.

Dumbledore earned the title of "the greatest wizard of the century" by locking Gellert Grindelwald away in Nurmengard Castle.

After that, he was regarded as the most powerful wizard of the century, without exception.

And the reason many people privately called him the "White Lord" was that Dumbledore had imprisoned Gellert Grindelwald instead of killing him—Dumbledore could release Grindelwald at any time!

What's more, Dumbledore had carried on many of Grindelwald's ideas, such as allowing wizards to marry Muggles and not killing the children of wizards and Muggles.

For a time, this led many people to believe that Dumbledore and Grindelwald had actually been working together, with the two of them engaged in a kind of "transfer of power."

At any rate, Dumbledore had climbed to greater authority by stepping on Grindelwald's head.

And now...

Anthony had burst onto the scene and taken on Voldemort in battle.

Many people hoped he could kill Voldemort, the terrifying Dark Lord, once and for all. After all, Voldemort was far more cruel than Grindelwald.

But those hopes were bound to end in disappointment for many.

After the Event Reversal, Anthony and Voldemort floated in the sky. Anthony laughed maniacally. "Ha ha! My dear