The Final Battle (Part 1)

Death was only surprised for a moment before regaining his composure.

"Even if you can break free from the suppression of magic, so what?" he said coldly. "Do you think the two of you can stand against my entire world?!"

As Death's words fell, an endless Dementor, Ghost Army, undead creatures, and skeletal remains surged forth, completely engulfing the entire dimension!

Seeing this, Xiwen suddenly swung his wand.

A Dimensional Gate immediately appeared behind him, shining a bright golden light in the darkness that blotted out the sky.

"But we've never been fighting alone," Xiwen said with a smile.

He quietly took out a mirror engraved with a golden relief. After opening this Dimensional Gate, Flamel spent hundreds of years building an information network with the Phoenix Relief Book, which was completely connected to the dimension of Death.

The next moment, countless golden halos of varying sizes appeared out of thin air, scattered in an orderly fashion in this space that Hope had created and that was unaffected by the Dark Barrier.

Behind each halo stood a wizard holding a wand and wearing Tracking Ring on his finger. They came from every corner of the earth, yet they were all united and waiting for Xiwen's signal at all times. Then, using the Tracking Ring on Xiwen's finger as a coordinate, they crossed dimensions to come to this unfamiliar land.

These are wizards whom Xiwen has quietly cultivated within his newly established power over the years. Each of them has received Tracking Ring customized by Flamel, and each of them is skilled at opening Dimensional Gate!

The largest Dimensional Gate was tens of meters in diameter. Inside this extremely spacious portal, a magnificent behemoth floated in the air, slowly approaching the dimension of Death.

This is the ancient flying sailing ship from Flamel's Alchemy World!

This alchemical sailing ship, hidden for countless years, has finally seen the light of day again when humanity needs it most, carrying countless wizard warriors toward the opposite side of the Dimensional Demon God!

The sailboat was laden with various alchemical artifacts, and many sets of medieval-style armor, each wielding a standard sword, stood proudly on the deck, unmoved by the surrounding Dementor and ghosts that harassed them.

Many winged Runes spheres flew out of the ship's cabins, unleashing terrifying explosive shockwaves upon the scattered skeletons and undead creatures.

At the bow of the ship, Helena, whose body was half-transparent, wore Ravenclaw's Diadem and held a Ghost Artifact wand that Flamel had recently created, maintaining the operation of this enormous Dimensional Gate.

Behind him stood Dumbledore, Grindelwald, Miranda, Newt, and the Flamel couple, their faces solemn yet filled with fighting spirit as they gazed upon this unfamiliar world.

Of the group, Dumbledore the first to raise his wand.

A gigantic silver Phoenix Patronus emerged from his wand, growing larger and larger as it soared and circled, until it surpassed Flamel's magnificent spaceship and dominated the entire sky.

The Phoenix let out a melodious cry, and then a bright silver light streaked across the sky, instantly clearing away the densely packed Dementor. At that moment, even the claustrophobic space became much brighter.

Following closely behind was the Wizarding Alliance, greatly encouraged by the sight, who unleashed their most powerful spells at the densely packed Death's Army before them.

Faced with the impenetrable Death's Army, the wizards didn't even need to aim; a casual wave of their wands was enough to hit a target, momentarily halting the advance of the Death's Army.

However, there were simply too many endless skeletons and too many undead troops here!

Death coldly waved his hand, and after a moment of delay, the Death's Army, which had been forming a circle, charged forward like madmen. The wizards, who were at a huge disadvantage in numbers, were almost immediately brought within striking distance.

Grindelwald watched this scene, then in a flash, Apparition from the bow of the spaceship to the very front of the Wizarding Alliance team, right next to Xiwen.

Upon reaching this point, he didn't stop walking, but continued forward at a leisurely pace, as if the Death's Army before him were nothing but air.

Xiwen frowned and couldn't help but remind him, "Grindelwald, the area ahead is Death's Dark Barrier. Wizards' magic will be suppressed there, so don't be careless!"

Grindelwald paused, then turned around with a wicked smile.

"Mr. Rozier, it seems you are unaware of the origin of this wand."

As he spoke, he resolutely stepped into the area shrouded by the Dark Barrier, then raised his wand, which had five oval protrusions, high in the air.

The next moment, endless blue-black flames ignited within the barrier, as if the magic within was completely unaffected by the Death's suppression!

"I received this wand from the master wandmaker Gregorovitch when I was young," he chuckled as he introduced it. "He probably has another well-known name—"

"The Elder Wand!"

Xiwen's eyes widened suddenly.

With the Elder Wand's blessing, Grindelwald was completely unaffected by the Dark Barrier's suppression of wizarding magic. In a short time, he used Fire Shield Protection to enclose the space created by Xiwen. Whenever a skeleton or undead creature approached the flames, it would immediately be burned to ashes and dissipate with the wind.

The dark blue flames fueled the army of Death, causing the fire to rise and intensify. Countless ferocious beasts and Fantastic Beasts materialized in the flames, devouring all enemies within sight!

"Those with average strength, stay here and don't go out and cause trouble," Grindelwald shouted. "Those who think they have some strength, come out, let's go and take care of Death completely!"

"You've set such a big fire here, how are we supposed to get out?" someone asked.

Grindelwald glanced at the wizard indifferently, his cold gaze sending a shiver down his spine.

"Just come over here, as long as you have no ulterior motives towards our alliance," he said indifferently.

Just as Xiwen was wondering if Grindelwald would cause any trouble at this moment, a man with reddish-brown hair suddenly stepped straight into the blue-black flames, walked out of the blazing fire step by step, and finally stood side by side with Grindelwald.

Xiwen noticed that Grindelwald's usually extremely cold eyes seemed to be softening with a hint of emotion.

"Gellert, did you have a plan to deal with the situation when you summoned us to the Dark Barrier?" Dumbledore asked softly as he approached Grindelwald.

"I suppose so," Grindelwald said gently.