Ch. 421Losing to Dumbledore Was One Thing—Now He Couldn't Even Beat His Student?!
Li Weide defeated Grindelwald in their sparring match by countering his spells and exploiting a moment of distraction. Afterward, they agreed to negotiate over their shared opposition to the International Statute of Secrecy, despite Dumbledore’s likely objections.
- Grindelwald escalated his attack by casting spells from across his body, but Li Weide split his counterattacks into many spells and turned one to strike from behind.
- Grindelwald Apparated to dodge the attack, then Li Weide used deceptive magic to appear behind him and press his wand to Grindelwald’s lower back.
- Grindelwald admitted defeat, and Li Weide said he had won through luck and youth before asking to talk.
- Grindelwald agreed to negotiate, while Abernathy and Tom reacted with shock at his loss.
- Li Weide and Grindelwald identified the International Statute of Secrecy as an obstacle to their shared goals, and Grindelwald warned that Dumbledore would oppose them.