About Li Wei

Grindelwald was rendered speechless by Dumbledore's words, but instead of secretly gloating, he sympathetically tried to persuade Dumbledore:

"Dumbledore, there are so many people in the entire Wizarding World. You don't have to shoulder everything alone!"

If I could, I would help you!

The proud Grindelwald ultimately did not say those words aloud, but Dumbledore had already understood what he meant to express!

"Thank you for the comfort, Grindelwald, but perhaps we should think about where to find the remaining Horcruxes?"

Dumbledore thanked Grindelwald, and Grindelwald wore a satisfied smile upon receiving his gratitude.

Before Dumbledore, Grindelwald showed none of the bearing of a Dark Lord. He was always so easy to appease, like a child who could be fobbed off with candy.

"Didn't that child named Li Wei mention it before?"

Grindelwald casually brought up Lee Wickens and reminded Dumbledore:

"Before Harry Potter enrolled, someone tried to stop him, saying that something terrible would happen at the school. Since someone foresaw this, that person must know something, right?"

"We might be able to begin investigating from there. If we follow the trail, perhaps we can find clues about the other Horcruxes."

Dumbledore suddenly realized that this was indeed a good line of thought, a good method.

He merely found it strange that he had not thought of it earlier. Was it because Grindelwald was here, making him too lazy to think, or because it was too late and he was too tired for his mind to remain sharp?

As he reflected on himself, Headmaster Dumbledore suddenly began to scrutinize that troublesome child, Lee Wickens. He suddenly felt that Lee Wickens's previous words had carried deeper meaning; some of them had practically been explicit hints.

Keeping the matter of questioning Harry Potter in mind, Dumbledore tentatively asked Grindelwald, "Gellert, what