Mo Fei doesn't want to dwell on the confusion in his mind. He still remembers the business now - does he know the safety of Aiwen?
No matter how magical Divination is, it has nothing to do with the present. No matter how violent the storm of Wizarding World is, it has nothing to do with the present.
Seemingly knowing what Mo Fei was thinking now, Grindelwald also spoke directly.
"As for the child in the orphanage, there is nothing wrong with him. Although he will go through some twists and turns, the final result is good..."
The judgment given by the man made Mo Fei feel relieved.
But this clear Prophecy, is it...
He looked at Grindelwald with some suspicion.
The man's expression was a little helpless, "What I said before was only for wizards. Magic power itself is very magical. As for Muggle, Divination, their fate generally has little impact, unless they are some important people..."
"Besides, just in case you really say something, this is considered an exchange of equal value..."
After Mo Fei heard this, he realized again that Grindelwald really knew what Mo Fei knew.
He was a little stunned, "Is it possible that you knew that I already knew that from the first time you saw me?"
I am really wary this time. Is magic really so magical?
"First time? No, that's not the case. It was just after meeting Tom before that I suddenly discovered something..."
Grindelwald's consciousness returned to some Divination he had done after returning to his manor.
As a prophet, his Divination never uses too many props. He rarely uses crystal balls, tarot cards, tea leaves, etc.
These magic props can either amplify spiritual perception, increase the connection with the Divination object, or reduce the side effects of backlash...
But for a true prophet, these are just things that come easily.
But after returning to the manor from the orphanage, he still made some preparations before Divination Prophecy.
Not those superficial things, but something more important and essential.
Everyone knows that Grindelwald is a Magic Master, but they don't know what magic he used to achieve Magic Master. It's just the trump card of all wizards. Generally speaking, even the closest people don't know.
His best magic is Ritual Magic.
It's not a superficial ritual like France Beauxbatons, but something more profound.
Ritual Magic has always been the standard configuration of large-scale magic in ancient times. In many cases, in the Middle Ages, this type of magic was used as a weapon of war, so some of the later War Magic have the foundation of Ritual Magic.
But the real Ritual Magic is a mystery passed down from ancient sacrifices.
This kind of magic focuses on arranging complicated rituals to explain the connection between oneself and power. For example, if you want to cast a magic that can set off a ten-meter wave.
First of all, you need to know the image corresponding to the ten-meter wave, what can lift the wave, and why do you do it?
The next step is to put yourself into this ceremony properly, so that the power can be released through you.
Because of the great power it can leverage, generally speaking, this kind of magic wizard exists as a guide and fulcrum.
In other words, Ritual Magic uses rituals to leverage more powerful power.
Ancient Magic Many are released in this way.
Of course, due to the changes of the times, the application value of this kind of magic is actually declining. The most important point is that its threshold is too high.
To master this kind of magic, you need profound knowledge and the ability to sense the core of power...
In other words, if you want to use the gale wind, you need to feel the power of the gale personally. If you want to use the giant wave, you have to rise with the giant wave...
The mortality rate and difficulty can be imagined.
Therefore, even if later wizards are interested in powerful magic, their research focus will be on War Magic who takes a step back, for example, Aberforth, the younger brother of Dumbledore.
Of course, there are still people who have changed Ritual Magic in some directions. They no longer pursue power, but instead pursue precision control.
Dispersing the difficulty of controlling magic through rituals allows the original magic to explode into more magical effects.
Grindelwald is good at these two aspects, so he was able to create his own Fiendfyre - a flame shield turned into blue Fiendfyre.
Fiendfyre itself is Dark Magic that is difficult to tame, and the desire for destruction inside is the source of this fire power.
But how can a flame that only knows destruction be controlled?
Grindelwald's method is to fill the flame with spirituality through rituals, and then complete this signature magic.
Now in the manor, Grindelwald rarely entered a room, and he began to arrange a ceremony.
A large number of ritual items related to the fate of the stars were placed on the ground, which seemed very messy, but if someone could look down from above, they would see an outline of an eye.
Immediately afterwards, Grindelwald began to chant Charms to the surroundings.
The mysterious language came out of his mouth, not the conventional language, but the more ancient Runes.
The wand lit the candlestick, and a purple flame rose. A star track began to rotate continuously, an antelope skull began to shine with silvery light, and a dry butterfly seemed to rise into starlight...
All props are activated.
Grindelwald was not idle either, he started to beat.
It's like a flexible elf, or like a shaman performing sacrificial activities.
But every step he took accurately missed all the props, without touching any of them, and without being contaminated by the slightest aura from them.
Finally, the last step was completed, and he stood exactly in the middle, his eyes instantly darkened, and his body slowly floated.
His soul has come to the side of the river of destiny.
In fact, every wizard who tries to master Divination knows that everyone's destiny is just a small branch of the world's destiny. Some may be thicker, while others are about to dry up...
The small branches here are personal destiny.
Grindelwald originally wanted the fate of Divination Mo Fei, but even if he collected a lot of Mo Fei's aura, he could not find the long river that belonged to him here. It was as if Mo Fei appeared out of thin air.
Either that or his destiny itself has been obscured.
No matter what, Grindelwald couldn't be seen, so he changed his mind and looked for the fate of Tom.
After sensing it, his expression was a little strange.
The distance is actually very close, even--
He came to a seemingly huge branch of the River of Destiny, and there was some nostalgia in his eyes.
The reason why I say this is because, right at the front of this long river of destiny, another long river has intersected with it. That river is also very wide, and it also carries a very familiar atmosphere.
That is his long river, and the one in front of him is the destiny of Dumbledore.
Grindelwald did not immerse himself here, but continued to search downstream.
The further we move towards the future, the more difficult it becomes. Fortunately, this level is still bearable for Grindelwald.
He finally found their intersection, it was supposed to be six years later, but a small branch actually stretched out from the fate of Tom, and then briefly touched it.
From this point of view, it is easy to understand that Grindelwald, Dumbledore, and Tom Riddle have a deep connection with each other.
The most important thing is that I should not have known Tom originally, but now, I...
This unexpected accident of fate brought the three people into contact, and also caused some changes in their destiny.
Grindelwald is looking forward to this change.
You must know that he had already foreseen the fate of him and Dumbledore. It can be said that since the death of Ariana, he has realized his own fate.
In the duel with Dumbledore, he was stabbed in the back by Elder Wand, and then voluntarily walked into the cage he arranged, waiting for Dumbledore to die according to his wish, and he died silently there.
Although it is very vulgar, it is his best ending.
Any other possibility will only be worse...
It's just that something is different now. Originally, that child was supposed to be the key to Dumbledore realizing his wish... but now...
There seems to be a better development direction, stimulation in another direction?
Really interesting...