Can I Examine Your Body?

Grindelwald looked at Andy with a sharp gaze.

The two of them had vastly different ideas.

Grindelwald regarded wizards as his kin. He knew full well how rapidly the Muggle World was advancing, so he wanted to change this decaying Wizarding World. Otherwise, the only thing awaiting wizards was extinction.

Andy was different.

In Andy's eyes, there was only himself.

Immortality? Power? Breaking through his limits?

Those things... were enough for one person alone! As the saying went, those who walked different paths could not make common cause. But Grindelwald knew perfectly well that he could hardly accomplish all this through his own strength alone.

He had talent.

But that was all.

The only person capable of making breakthroughs in magic was Andy.

If technology was the root of the Muggle World's rapid development, then magic was the foundation of the wizarding world.

If the Wizarding World wanted to develop and change its current state, it had to make breakthroughs in magic.

Otherwise, everything was empty talk.

By now, it was utterly impossible to break the "International Statute of Secrecy."

Leaving aside the resistance within the Wizarding World, the power of the Muggle World alone was enough to make Grindelwald abandon that idea.

He had ambition.

But he also knew his own limits.

The hidden Wizarding World still possessed deterrent power, but once it was exposed to the eyes of Muggles, what awaited them would be merciless slaughter.

The Fiendfyre Curse was indeed incredibly destructive. Once rampant Fiendfyre was left unchecked, it possessed enough power to destroy an entire city.

But so what? There were too few wizards.

Powerful wizards were even rarer.

In today's Wizarding World, how many people were still willing to devote themselves to studying magic?

Take the British Wizarding World, for example. After graduation, the vast