"You really saw through me..." Selina Pendragon shrugged. "I asked a few questions too..."
"Anyway, aside from Protego Diabolica, he also learned other magic from Avalon."
"This kid..." She lowered her head to look at the notebook again, her tone growing complicated as she said with a mixture of amusement and exasperation, "He told me some other things too."
"He shared an insight with me: to verify whether a spell is innovative, and whether it achieves its intended effect, you can judge by whether it lets you enter Avalon."
"If I didn't know Wizet's personality, and didn't know who held the other notebook, I would have suspected that the person talking to me now was Sebas..."
"Isn't Wizet's proposed method of judgment basically the same as saying that, to verify the effect of a protective spell, you have to test it with the Killing Curse?"
"Is that something an ordinary person can do? Aside from one extremely special method, the Killing Curse is a spell that cannot be blocked and can only be avoided by dodging."
Gellert Grindelwald smiled, lightly rubbing his thumb and forefinger together. "It seems Wizet has indeed entered the Otherworld more than once..."
"He can even move about within the Otherworld and search for traces left behind by others. Thinking about it from that perspective, how many beings in this world do you think can accomplish such a thing?"
"That's true..." Selina Pendragon looked at Gellert Grindelwald. "Otherwise, how could it live up to your eyes, or the 'only solution' you spoke of?"
As the two discussed the Otherworld, the scene within the silver mist also came to an end. The silver glow of the human skull grew fainter and fainter until it vanished completely.
"I should be leaving too..." Selina Pendragon stretched. "Come to think