Rosier, Abernathy and others were rejoicing to hear the news about Gellert Grindelwald again. When Grindelwald officially graduated from Hogwarts and was about to report to the British Ministry of Magic, Wentworth was looking at the empty room in front of him with a confused look on his face.

"So, I'm going to sleep here tonight, Grandfather?"

Wentworth pointed at the dark stone ground in front of him, looking confused.

Gellert Grindelwald did not answer Wentworth's question. He pointed and the stone wall on one side of the room in front of him suddenly exploded, and then a lot of rubble fell down.

Then, with Wentworth looking puzzled, Gellert Grindelwald casually moved several of the larger stones. Finally, Gellert Grindelwald pointed at the stones one by one, and the original rubble turned into a series of furniture such as wooden beds, sofas, desks, etc., which stunned Wentworth.

When Wentworth realized what was happening, he sighed from the bottom of his heart:

"Grandfather, your Transfiguration is much more practical than Professor McGonagall's!"

However, just as Wentworth said good night to Gellert Grindelwald and was about to walk into the room, he was grabbed by Gellert Grindelwald.

Gellert Grindelwald pointed to a more spacious room on the other side and said to Wentworth:

"Your room is over there, this is my room!"

Then, without waiting for Wentworth to react, Grindelwald walked into the room in front of him without hesitation, and then closed the door with a "click".

The movements were smooth and flowing. Just as Wentworth was staring at the closed door in front of him, Gellert Grindelwald's voice came from the other side of the door:

"As a wizard, Transfiguration is the simplest branch of magic. If you can't even do this, you deserve to sleep on the ground."

After hearing what Gellert Grindelwald said, Wentworth was about to raise his middle finger through the closed door when the door was suddenly opened again.

Wentworth awkwardly raised his middle finger and looked at the expressionless Gellert Grindelwald in front of him. Then, with a "snap", Wentworth felt the scene around him rapidly reverse.

"Bang!"

When Wentworth reacted again, he had already crashed heavily into the wall of the opposite room.

"From now on, you will sleep in this room. If you are capable, you can sleep on the bed. If you are not capable, you can sleep on the floor. But I remind you that the floor may be a little cold at night."

Gellert Grindelwald finished speaking and closed his door again.

Wentworth struggled to get up from the ground and looked at the three bare walls around him...

Wait a minute! Why are there three walls? ! Wentworth stared at the outermost wall of the room with his eyes wide open. He didn't know what had knocked out a big hole. Wentworth fell into deep thought in the gradually biting wind.

At night, when Wentworth finally repaired the hole in the wall with great effort, he was completely exhausted.

Wentworth staggered against the wall, intending to take a rest, but he fell asleep directly during the rest.

It was not known how long had passed, but Wentworth was suddenly awakened from his sleep by a loud crash. When he opened his eyes with difficulty, the first thing that caught his eye was the wall that he had repaired, which had been hit by something and had a big hole in it again.

"Fuck you!!!"

Seeing this, Wentworth, who was full of grievances and resentment, woke up instantly. Wentworth pulled out the wand from his arms, tried to stand up and look around.

“Bang!”

Wentworth was caught off guard and was whipped away by the tail in an instant, and was thrown heavily against the wall again.

Wentworth struggled to stand up with a painful look on his face, secretly calculating in his mind:

"How many times? Is this the number of times today that I've been thrown flying and hit against the wall?"

However, before Wentworth could calculate the specific number, a dark shadow enveloped Wentworth.

Wentworth looked up and saw a Norwegian Spinosaurus that was more than a meter tall, had wings, a long tail behind it, and drooling in its mouth. It was standing in front of him, looking down at him with resentment on its face.

Looking at the Norwegian Spinosaurus standing in front of him, Wentworth was startled at first, but then he immediately remembered that he seemed to have given Gellert Grindelwald a Norwegian Spinosaurus, which he found from Hagrid.

So Wentworth called out tentatively: "Nobel? Is that you, Nobel?!"

Who would have thought that upon hearing Wentworth's cry, the Norwegian Spinosaurus in front of him actually became very human-like, with some emotional fluctuations in his eyes, but these fluctuations seemed like a child who had suffered some great injustice.

The next second, the Norwegian Spinosaurus in front of him suddenly turned around, and with a whistling sound, the tail behind the Norwegian Spinosaurus swept towards Wentworth again.

This time, although Wentworth was prepared and dodged to the side at the first moment, he was not hit directly by the tail of the Norwegian Spinosaurus in front of him.

Unfortunately, Wentworth's cheek was scratched by the Norwegian Spinosaurus' tail. Soon, Wentworth felt his cheek hot and sticky. Wentworth knew that he might be disfigured.

"Nobel, do you still remember me? When you were little, I held you in my arms!"

Wentworth cried out loudly as he finally pulled the wand out of his arms.

At this moment, the voice of Gellert Grindelwald came from outside the door:

"Don't waste your energy. His name is Nibelungen now!"

As he was speaking, Gellert Grindelwald walked into the room. The originally aggressive Norwegian Spinosaurus began to tremble the moment it heard Gellert Grindelwald's voice.

Seeing Gellert Grindelwald coming over, the Norwegian Spinosaurus called the Nibelung immediately lowered its head obediently and allowed Gellert Grindelwald to touch it.

Seeing this, Wentworth breathed a sigh of relief, put away his wand, came to Gellert Grindelwald, and carefully looked at the Nibelungen crawling in front of Gellert Grindelwald.

Gellert Grindelwald reached out his hand and casually wiped Wentworth's face: "Healed!"

Wentworth only felt a coolness on his cheek, and when he reached out to touch it, he found that his cheek had healed.

Just as Wentworth was about to express his gratitude, he heard Gellert Grindelwald say: "What a loser! He can't even beat a pet!"

Wentworth: ...

(End of this chapter)