"Different views?" Selina Pendragon pursed her lips and asked tentatively, "You're not going to tell me... it's because you have absolute faith in Dumbledore, are you?"
"Honestly, if there were a few more 'Dumbledores,' then Dumbledore himself would have it much easier. Unfortunately, those Ministers for Magic are behind him. It would already be good enough if they did not hold him back."
"Regarding that, there is something you need to keep in mind..." Gellert Grindelwald emphasized. "There is only one Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore."
Selina Pendragon opened her mouth, her tone probing. "That's Dumbledore's full name?"
"That's right!" Gellert Grindelwald answered with utter certainty. "That is Albus's full name."
"Just like you..." Selina Pendragon rubbed her temples. "You memorized such a long name and can even say it with the rhythm of a hymn."
"I can take that as a compliment." Gellert Grindelwald smiled. "If things had gone according to Wizet's earlier prediction..."
"If the Isaiah Society had used this incident to completely expose the magical world, then with the Muggles' current capabilities, Albus would indeed have found it extremely difficult to handle this whole series of events."
"However, the reality is that this 'if' did not happen. I mentioned it earlier—the people of the Isaiah Society were far too deranged. That was the turning point."
"They actually wanted to sacrifice the entire Paris Region, using that method to have 'my lord' bring down a meteorite and wipe out everyone in the Paris Region, achieving a permanent solution."
"So the turning point you mean is..." Selina Pendragon asked, "the Isaiah Society was exposed as well and became an enemy of both the magical world and the Muggle world?"
"Exactly!" Gellert Grindelwald nodded. "But don't forget... the people of the Isaiah Society are wizards too. They are also part