Facing Wentworth's question, Christine almost blurted out: "We are... guess!"

Suddenly, Christine showed a sly smile, then took a few steps back slowly, then pulled over a chair, sat on it, crossed her legs, looked at Wentworth with a smile and said:

"Wentworth Grindelwald, do you want to know our identities? Sure! Before you die, I will definitely fulfill your wish. But I don't want to tell you just like that, because it's a bit too boring!"

Having said that, Christine held her chin with one hand and was silent for a moment, as if she was thinking about something.

Suddenly, Christine's eyes lit up, as if she had thought of something, and she said excitedly:

"How about this, let's play a game?"

Christine looked back and forth at Wentworth, as well as Green and Cedric standing next to Wentworth, and said with a smile: "You three can duel with our people separately! If you win, I will answer one of your questions. What do you think?"

Facing Christine's proposal, Wentworth seemed stunned. He turned his head and looked at Green and Cedric. Cedric nodded slightly and thought for a moment. Wentworth asked, "What if we lose?"

Hearing Wentworth's question, Christine laughed, then put away her smile, looked at Wentworth fiercely and said:

"If you lose, you'll have to keep your life!"

Wentworth spread his hands in dissatisfaction, pouted and said: "This game doesn't seem fair at all!"

Christine put on a smiling face again and said nonchalantly, "You are all going to die today anyway, so does it matter which method you use? Why not make us happy before you die? Who knows, I can make your death more comfortable. After all, a party without any program always feels like something is missing."

After Christine finished speaking, without waiting for Wentworth to respond, she pointed at a wizard next to her, and then pointed at the three Wentworths who were surrounded by them.

Then, the wizard pointed out by Christine walked towards Wentworth and the others with an excited look on his face, and said, "It would be really exciting if the leader of the Witch Party could die in my hands!"

As he spoke, the wizard had already pulled out his wand.

Wentworth glanced around and found that the wizards around him were also eager to try, and he couldn't help but sneer.

"why are you laughing?!"

The wizard shouted in confusion.

Wentworth turned around, looked at the excited wizard opposite him, and said slowly:

"I laugh at you for being so stupid! If I die here today, do you think the Wu Cui Party will let it go? If someone spreads the news that you tried to kill me, not only you, but your entire family will never be able to escape!"

Hearing Wentworth's words, the wizard was stunned for a moment, then frowned, seeming to be hesitant. At this moment, Christine lazily said, "Wentworth Grindelwald, your instigation is not very clever! Afterwards, I will make everyone swear an unbreakable oath that what happened here today must not be revealed to the outside world!"

After hearing what Christine said, the wizard finally felt relieved. He fixed his eyes on Wentworth and said provocatively:

"My father once lost to a wizard named Grindelwald. Today, let me see if you are worthy of the name Grindelwald!"

Facing the other party's provocation, Wentworth laughed indifferently, then pointed at Cedric and said:

Cedric did not hesitate, took out his wand from his arms, and walked towards the wizard.

Seeing this, the wizard was stunned at first, and then said with disdain: "Why, are you scared? Haha! Grindelwald is actually scared! I'm almost laughing to death!"

And Christine also showed an exaggerated expression, as if she couldn't believe it and said:

"Wow! Wentworth, no way, you are not really scared?!"

Facing the other party's ridicule, Wentworth had a blank expression on his face. He took a few steps back, imitated Christine's previous actions, pulled a chair over, sat on it, looked up at the wizard, and then slowly said: "You are just a chess piece. Do you really think that you are the protagonist? A chess piece should have the awareness of a chess piece. You want to fight with me? Are you worthy?"

Then, Wentworth turned his gaze to Christine who was standing opposite him, and then said: "I don't play games, I make the rules!"

"You can take turns sending people up, but every time you lose a game, you have to answer a question for me. Do you dare to play?"

Christine looked at Wentworth, who was also sitting on the chair opposite her with a confident look on his face. The uneasiness in her heart came to her mind again.

Christine glanced at Cedric who came out. He seemed to be only twelve or thirteen years old. Christine really couldn't understand where Wentworth's confidence came from.

While Christine was still thinking, the wizard who had walked out earlier felt extremely humiliated. He stretched out his wand, pointed at Wentworth, and roared:

"You think your last name is Grindelwald..."

But before he could finish his words, a spell came at him, accompanied by a voice: "Expelliarmus!"

The wizard's wand flew out involuntarily.

This sudden change made Christine stunned. She looked at Cedric who was casting the spell with some surprise, then turned to Wentworth and said:

"You guys, do you really want to die so quickly?"

Facing Christine's threat, Wentworth pointed at the dazed wizard whose wand had been knocked away, and said carelessly: "It's your people who broke the rules! Your people are too uneducated. I will discipline them for you. You're welcome!"

Hearing Wentworth's words, Christine couldn't help but frowned and asked in confusion:

"Rules? What rules?"

Hearing Christine's doubts, Wentworth turned his gaze to Christine and said word by word:

"My rules! People standing don't talk, people sitting don't take action, that's my rule!"

(End of this chapter)