Harry Potter: Just a Bit of Dark Magic
Chapter 73

Dumbledore Unable to Act

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While Azkaban was celebrating, Professor Dumbledore, who was in Eastern Europe, was extremely anxious, like an ant on a hot plate.

Influenced by Muggle society, the Wizarding World of Soviet Union is undergoing a tremendous change. Now, the entire Wizarding World of Soviet Union is like a powder keg about to explode. If not handled properly, it will be the start of World War III.

In a bright and cozy room, Professor Dumbledore flipped through a newspaper from the British Wizarding World with a headache. His once vibrant blue eyes were now filled with weariness.

"The radical faction in the Soviet Union Wizarding World wants to use the Muggle Imperius Curse to control Soviet Union Soviet Union government in order to maintain social stability. And suddenly a Third Dark Lord has emerged in the British Wizarding World. The world is really not peaceful these days!"

Dumbledore lay wearily on the wooden rocking chair, closing his eyes to ponder the problems he now faced.

The Third Dark Lord in the British Wizarding World burned down the entire Ministry of Magic upon his debut, displaying extreme arrogance. If it were before, Dumbledore would have rushed back to Britain without delay and nipped this nascent Dark Lord in the bud.

But now he has an even more important task to complete: to save the world.

"Gellert, did you foresee this day more than fifty years ago?" Dumbledore's eyes were filled with memories and pain.

At that time, his best friend, after a Prophecy, boldly led his loyal followers to declare war on the Muggle world. Grindelwald, who had violated the Statute of Secrecy, became a thorn in the side of all magical regimes.

However, looking back now, Gellert's approach may not have been wrong.

In just a few years, Muggle have developed the ultimate weapon that can threaten wizards: the nuclear bomb!

Muggle are no longer defenseless against wizards, and Muggle are no longer completely unaware of the existence of wizards.

It's ridiculous that those arrogant Soviet Union wizards think they can solve all problems by controlling the leaders of the Muggle factions.

Little did they know, Muggle had long since taken precautions against the threat of wizards. Whenever Muggle leader was controlled by magic, their government would immediately detect it and go into battle. In order to protect themselves, they would launch nuclear missiles at countries all over the world.

Yes, no one wants to become someone else's slave without even realizing it, let alone these Muggle rulers.

Therefore, their method of guarding against wizards is very simple: threaten them with nuclear weapons to prevent them from making any rash moves. The message is: if you dare to mess with me, the whole world will be wiped out.

The magic academy in Japan was originally built in Hiroshima. It was a peaceful academy that did not participate in the wars of the Muggle world.

As a result, when the United States fired a nuclear bomb, all the wizards in the entire academy, including their headmaster, died under the Muggle's nuclear weapon, without even a chance to escape.

It was at that moment that Grindelwald realized he had failed; even if the wizards were exposed, they would be no match for the Muggle, so he surrendered.

It's important to understand that Grindelwald had a huge following worldwide thanks to his powerful personal charisma. At his command, a quarter of the Wizarding World would immediately jump out to serve him.

At the same time, most of the international Wizarding World supported Grindelwald's emergence, and public support for Grindelwald was incredibly high, as if Grindelwald could unify the entire Wizarding World if he wanted to.

However, he ultimately did not do so, for a simple reason: the two atomic bombs of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, those two terrifying bombs terrified even a madman like Grindelwald.

A city was reduced to ashes in an instant—what a terrifying power!

Although wizards are individually powerful, most of them only know some simple magic and are completely defenseless against this weapon.

Therefore, even if Grindelwald led the wizards to break the restrictions of the Statute of Secrecy and appeared before the Muggle, he would not be greeted with a welcome, but rather with the Muggle ' desperate resistance.

Those who are not of our kind will surely have different hearts. This race can turn invisible, teleport, and control other people's minds. Muggle will definitely not allow them to exist.

If they dare to jump out and vie for power, the Muggle rulers will show no mercy and will strike with devastating force.

Then Grindelwald and Dumbledore had a duel. As everyone knows, Grindelwald was defeated, and true to form, he didn't cheat and simply surrendered, making no demands other than to treat the Saints well.

It all seemed as if he and Dumbledore had planned it all. In just one day, Grindelwald's regime, which had controlled the entire Western European Wizarding World, collapsed overnight, a speed that surprised everyone.

"The wizards of Soviet Union are truly insane. Don't they know why Muggle are so desperately researching lie detectors? They even dare to control the Muggle leader!"

Dumbledore grumbled in dissatisfaction, his face full of worry as he pondered how to stop the mad Soviet Union wizard.

To be honest, he wasn't this tired when he outwitted Voldemort. After all, Voldemort was at most a village scoundrel who only had a bit of influence in the small British Wizarding World. Dumbledore, who had seen Grindelwald's grandeur, didn't even take Voldemort seriously.

But the situation in the Soviet Union is far more serious than Voldemort's; if not handled properly, it could lead to the destruction of the world.

"I really can't go back; you'll have to figure it out yourselves."

Dumbledore looked at the news in the Daily Prophet with a hint of helplessness. After placing the newspaper back on the table, Dumbledore drew his wand Apparition away.

"Dumbledore, always meddling in everything, but when those prisoners burned down the Ministry of Magic, where were you?!"

Inside the newly built temporary Minister's Office, Minister Bano's favorability towards Dumbledore had plummeted to zero.

Although he managed to salvage the situation by having the Daily Prophet give him a quick publicity stunt, the people of the Wizarding World no longer trust him, and he probably knows his time as minister is over.

It's estimated that once his term ends, the position of Minister for Magic will be filled by someone else.

Minister Bano didn't hesitate to attribute it all to Dumbledore.

It wasn't just him who was dissatisfied with Dumbledore; other high-ranking officials in the Ministry of Magic also had their grievances against Dumbledore. They didn't dare to show it on ordinary days, but now that they had the opportunity, they Dumbledore.

That's right, that's how these high-ranking officials are. They only dare to bully the good-natured. The person who burned down the Ministry of Magic was Sang Biao, but they didn't dare to blame Sang Biao. Instead, they blamed Dumbledore. That's really ridiculous.

The reason why Sang Biao wasn't punished was twofold: firstly, Hafiz offered to personally manage the prisoners, but this was merely an excuse.

Everyone knows that the reason they don't punish Sang Biao is simple: they're afraid of Sang Biao. Unless they can kill Sang Biao instantly, they absolutely don't want to Sang Biao this ruthless man. Who knows if he might retaliate against them after his prison break?

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