"Something's off!"
Andy rubbed his chin, recalling the information and intelligence he had gathered over this period.
"Hmm..."
Andy believed there were currently two key questions.
First, did Dumbledore want the Wizarding World to change?
Second, what method would Grindelwald use to reform the Wizarding World?
So here was the question!
Question: If Grindelwald reformed the Wizarding World in a way Dumbledore could accept, would Dumbledore support Grindelwald's reforms?
The answer... seemed obvious.
Andy thought he would! As long as the results benefited the future of the Wizarding World and the methods were not too bloody or violent, Dumbledore had no reason not to support Grindelwald.
"Hiss—"
Andy sucked in a sharp breath.
These two old men... were they putting on a double act? The more Andy thought about it, the more likely it seemed.
Working backward from that conclusion, the current situation should be—Dumbledore had not yet made up his mind.
After all, Grindelwald's record was not exactly clean.
His character had long since been spent.
It was difficult for Dumbledore to believe that Grindelwald would not act recklessly.
"Tsk, tsk!"
Andy curled his lip.
For now, all of this was merely Andy's speculation. As for the actual truth, he would have to wait until he met Grindelwald to truly understand it.
Time passed second by second.
It had to be said that the nanny Grindelwald had hired was quite skilled. Dinner was delicious.
A little after eight that evening, there came a knock from downstairs.
Andy stepped out of his bedroom just in time to see the nanny open the door.
"Mr. Grindelwald, we finally meet."
The visitor was indeed Grindelwald.
He wore a well-tailored suit and held a walking stick in his hand. Though his hair was entirely white and his face deeply lined, he still