"Come to think of it..." Michael tried to recall what he knew. "It seems we only know that during that battle, Headmaster Dumbledore defeated Gellert Grindelwald."
"As for what magic they used in their fight, I've never seen any book record it." He turned to Wizet for help. "Wizet, do you know?"
"No." Wizet shook his head. "They all merely mention that they fought, and that Headmaster Dumbledore ultimately won, bringing the Wizarding World War to an end."
"If even Wizet doesn't know, then that at least tells us one thing..." Terry stroked his chin. "There aren't any records of it in any relevant books across all of England."
"Wizet, that Mr. Morris you mentioned..." Hermione suddenly cut in. "What was his full name?"
Wizet answered, "When Mr. Morris introduced himself, he said his name was David Morris and that he was a physicist."
"A physicist... David Morris?" Hermione's eyes widened, her gaze going slightly blank as she said in utter disbelief, "It really was him!"
Noticing Hermione's unusually rare expression, Ron asked curiously, "Hermione, do you know this Mr. David Morris well? Is he some distant relative of yours?"
"I just read a report about him before." Hermione shook her head. "When Wizet mentioned that surname, I only thought it sounded familiar."
"But now I'm certain!" She spoke faster than usual. "It should be the very David Morris mentioned in that report. It's a pity I didn't recognize him at the time."
Harry and Ron did not find this strange at all. Whenever Hermione was taking exams, she threw herself into them heart and soul.
In Ron's words, whenever Hermione revised or took exams, she treated them as mortal enemies and thought only of how to crush them completely.
"Is he famous?" Ron turned to Harry. "Harry, do you