"But since you said Voldemort was the model, if that's their only similarity, it seems..." Selina Pendragon said, "like something is still missing, doesn't it?"
"Of course!" Gellert Grindelwald lifted his chin, his gaze turning serious. "I only wanted to remind you of one thing..."
"As long as Albus was holding the fort in England, it would be unimaginably difficult for Voldemort to conquer it. Take note! Absolutely difficult!"
"Unless Dumbledore made certain decisions, or had to let go because of some plan, Voldemort would have had absolutely no chance... Do you understand what I mean now?"
"I do understand now..." Selina Pendragon said, suddenly enlightened. "You think that by belittling Voldemort, I was indirectly belittling Dumbledore as well?"
"If you hadn't deliberately pointed it out, I never would have thought of that." Her voice was full of teasing. "Tsk, tsk, tsk..."
"I've noticed something... Whenever it involves Dumbledore, you seem to have especially many little thoughts."
"So you want to hear more about that..." Gellert Grindelwald raised an eyebrow, a hint of interest flashing through his eyes. "I wouldn't mind sharing."
"Cough, cough, cough! We can discuss that another time!" Selina Pendragon hurriedly waved her hands. "Let's stop talking about Voldemort and the Death Eaters..."
"Let's get back to the point! Didn't you say the Isaiah Society people could use Voldemort as a model? What exactly did you mean?"
Gellert Grindelwald said slowly, "That they took certain actions after learning of a prophecy..."
He turned his head slightly, his gaze sweeping over the magical photograph of Dumbledore being interviewed in the Daily Prophet. "You know, don't you? Voldemort fell last time because of a prophecy."
"Hiss..." Selina Pendragon suddenly realized what Gellert Grindelwald was getting at. "Now that you mention it... it really does seem somewhat similar."
"How did