Ares's Dilemma-The Trouble a First-Generation Dark Lord Could Bring!

"I don't like people pointing wands at me!"

As Grindelwald looked at the wary Aurors surrounding him, he spoke calmly and pressed both hands downward.

In the next instant, every Auror uncontrollably lowered their wand. They tried to raise them again, but it was as though something weighing ten thousand pounds was pressing down on their hands, making it impossible to lift them.

The Head of the Auror Office roared, "Grindelwald, what exactly are you trying to do?!"

"Heh." Grindelwald cast the man a disdainful glance, his airy voice ringing out. "If your great saint Dumbledore hadn't asked me to stop the American Magical Congress, why would I come protect a country that expelled me?!"

Upon hearing Grindelwald's words, the Aurors all froze where they stood.

There was simply too much information in what Grindelwald had said.

First, it seemed that Grindelwald had not escaped from Nurmengard, but had deliberately been released by the president of the International Confederation of Wizards, the greatest White Wizard of this century, Albus Dumbledore.

Second, Grindelwald's purpose in coming to the German magical world did not seem to be revenge or the destruction of the German magical world. Rather, he had come at Dumbledore's request to drive out the American Magical Congress and protect the German magical world?!

In other words, Grindelwald, the former first-generation Dark Lord standing among them, was an ally rather than an enemy!

At this thought, every Auror, including the Head of the Auror Office, became excited. This meant they would have the fighting power of a Demon King level wizard on their side!

As long as Grindelwald was willing to act and hold back the Demon King level wizard from the American Magical Congress, it would be king against king, soldiers against soldiers. They might not be without a