The Charles Becomes a Wizard

"So?" Charles asked.

"Oh, Merlin," Draco turned around twice more, "that's Grindelwald! Do you know what this name means in the wizarding world?"

"He is more remarkable than that adult!"

Gellert Grindelwald announced to the world his official return at Christmas, and his move caused an uproar in the wizarding world.

Under the deliberate guidance of some people, news of his past great achievements spread everywhere.

When the wizards, who had once hidden themselves under Gellert's orders, reappeared in public, they were horrified to find that even after nearly half a century, the power held by Gellert Grindelwald was still not to be underestimated.

No, it should be said that his sphere of influence has even expanded a lot...

Gellert, who single-handedly stirred up the entire wizarding world, was the nightmare of most wizards who experienced that chaotic era.

Even though most of the older wizards have reached high positions of power, they still feel terrified when Gellert's name is mentioned.

A black hurricane named Grindelwald has swept the world again after half a century. Everyone is waiting to see what changes he will bring to the wizarding world this time.

The Ministries of Magic of various countries, which are good at bullying the weak and fearing the strong, have retreated into a state of retreat. On the one hand, they secretly observe the situation so as to adjust their policies at any time, and on the other hand, they try to bring his old rival Albus Dumbledore back to oppose him.

As for the series of things the Ministry of Magic had done before to suppress Dumbledore's prestige?

That was done by the British Ministry of Magic itself. What does it have to do with the Ministry of Magic in their own country?

The older people were frightened by Gellert's sudden appearance, while the younger people, upon hearing about Gellert's great achievements, were more impressed and amazed at this king who once stood at the top of the wizarding world.

Obviously, Draco standing in front of Charles was one of them.

"Merlin's patched woolen socks, Charles, you actually became his apprentice!" Draco spoke almost incoherently.

"Oh, by the way, Draco, you have met Gellert before." Charles turned a page of the book.

Draco:!!!

"When!" Draco almost broke his voice. How could he not remember such a thing?

"When was it..." Ciel tilted his head and thought for a moment, "Do you remember the time we met in Diagon Alley in second year?"

Draco nodded blankly, but he didn't remember any outsiders around Charles...?

"Ah, you remember now." Looking at Draco's eyes that seemed to have lost all their spirit in an instant, Ciel's mouth curled up slightly. "It's the old man you thought was Eric's butler."

Draco put his hands over his chest and took a step back in disbelief.

"By the way, you wanted Mr. Malfoy to help Gellert with the Shrinking Charm."

Ciel stabbed Draco in the chest again in a relaxed tone.

Ah, I'm completely frozen.

Charles stretched out a finger and poked Draco's shoulder lightly. Seeing that he didn't react, he slowly withdrew his finger and started reading.

"Although I've noticed it before," Draco, who hadn't known how long it had been, finally freed himself from the stupid things he did when he was young and ignorant, raised his eyes and looked over.

"But isn't your character a little too bad, Ciel?"

"Really?" Charles tilted his head.

"Are you trying to make fun of me on purpose?!" Draco looked at him straight.

Who would have thought that the ordinary-looking old man was Gellert Grindelwald!

Who would have thought that you would ask such a big shot to help you carry things!!!

Where are the friends you promised me? You just looked at me and rushed over?!

Why is there no hint at all!!!

Now that I think about it, Grindelwald was not angry at all because of his recklessness. He was really quite approachable...

"How could that be?" Charles shook his legs and said sincerely. "Draco, you misunderstood me."

Draco's pretty little face was stretched long: "You clearly smiled just now."

"Huh?" Charles raised his eyebrows. "You actually discovered it?!"

"Ciel!"

"Sorry sorry... poof."

"Ciel!!!"

After the laughter, Draco finally calmed down his overly excited mood.

Thinking about the close relationship between him and Ciel since first grade.

The proud platinum peacock raised his head high again

As expected of me, my vision is extraordinary!

Malfoy is the best! Even making friends is a good choice!

He has to work harder next time. If nothing unexpected happens, Ciel will succeed Mr. Grindelwald as the leader of the Witch Party in the future. As Ciel's best friend, he must not be left too far behind!

Draco is a real Malfoy. He is naturally greedy and cunning, and is extremely sensitive to things that can bring him benefits.

According to Draco's understanding of Ciel, although Ciel seems cold, he is actually very protective of his people.

He must firmly occupy the position closest to Charles! No one can let him leave!

If nothing unexpected happens, he may replace his father and become the one who pushes the Malfoy family to a higher level!

At this moment, the ambitious Draco had a clear idea of ​​his future for the first time.

As for the thought of changing dormitories that flashed through my mind before?

What are you changing?

How could a Malfoy not be able to endure such a small setback? !

If my position is replaced by someone else because of this little thing, I won't even be able to cry!

Charles, who had no idea what Draco was thinking, shuddered violently.

Perhaps it was an aftereffect of the holidays, but in the week after Christmas, neither professors nor students were in high spirits, and the learning atmosphere in Hogwarts was much lower than before the holidays.

Of course, these aversions to school could not affect most of Kitty, Miss Know-it-all from Gryffindor, and Charles and Draco who were starting to become obsessed with life.

After returning to school, Draco showed great enthusiasm for learning, and even began to learn the "Muggle knowledge" that he once disregarded with Charles.

And because of Gellert's intervention, Charles's task became a little heavier than before.