Without waiting for Wentworth to think about it, Gellert Grindelwald started his first teaching. However, what he taught was not the Unforgivable Curses in Wentworth's imagination. In response, Gellert Grindelwald explained: "Unforgivable Curses? You can figure it out by yourself when you rest at night. It's such a simple thing, do you still need me to teach you?"

Wentworth: “???”

Before Wentworth could react, Gellert Grindelwald continued:

"In fact, the only function of the Unforgivable Curses is to create panic. In my opinion, the practicality of the so-called Unforgivable Curses is shockingly poor!"

"When using the Unforgivable Curse, one needs to be full of malice or anger. However, for a truly outstanding wizard, it is crucial to keep a calm mind."

Hearing Gellert Grindelwald's disdain for the so-called Unforgivable Curses, Wentworth couldn't help but ask:

"So when a wizard encounters an enemy, what spell is most appropriate?"

Gellert Grindelwald glanced at Wentworth and said meaningfully: "Any spell!"

Wentworth was confused when he heard Gellert Grindelwald's answer. Seeing this, Gellert Grindelwald explained: "Wentworth, remember one thing: magic is a killing skill! If you encounter danger, the easiest way is to get rid of the person who brings you danger!"

"Here, I will not only teach you spells, but also teach you how to kill people!"

Hearing Gellert Grindelwald's words, Wentworth swallowed subconsciously.

Then, regardless of whether Wentworth could accept it or not, Gellert Grindelwald asked directly:

"Wentworth, what spell do you think is more suitable for killing people?"

If it was a few minutes ago, Wentworth would have said Avada Kedavra without hesitation, but now, Wentworth hesitated.

Seeing this, Gellert Grindelwald did not care. He slowly stretched out a finger and said:

"In fact, any spell can be used to kill people, for example, the simplest Flying Spell!"

As soon as Gellert Grindelwald finished speaking, Wentworth suddenly felt something hit his temple, and then he heard the sound of "whoosh" breaking through the air.

Wentworth turned his head tremblingly, and saw a small stone hanging quietly beside him.

Seeing this, Wentworth couldn't help but swallow again.

Meanwhile, Gellert Grindelwald continued:

"Remember my Transfiguration yesterday?"

Wentworth nodded quickly, but as he lowered his head, he suddenly felt as if there was something extra on his neck, and it was cold.

Wentworth subconsciously looked down and saw a slender green snake coiled around his neck, spitting out its core at him.

Wentworth suppressed his inner panic and did not let himself scream. The next second, the green snake turned back into his bow tie. Seeing this, Wentworth swore that he would never wear a bow tie again!

Wentworth breathed a sigh of relief and looked up, but was surprised to find that Gellert Grindelwald in front of him was gone!

Instead, there was a kind-looking Albus Dumbledore! Seeing this, Wentworth couldn't help rubbing his eyes, and when he opened his eyes again, it was indeed Albus Dumbledore standing in front of him.

After a moment's silence, Wentworth said tentatively:

"Is this... human body deformation?"

Seeing this, Wentworth nodded thoughtfully.

Although Wentworth did not learn any new powerful spells in the morning, he understood that Gellert Grindelwald had opened a new door for him.

It turns out that spells can be used in this way! At noon, Wentworth followed Gellert Grindelwald's footsteps and came to a spacious hall with a giant dining table. Wentworth estimated that this was not much different from the dining tables of the four colleges in the Hogwarts Great Hall.

Wentworth watched Gellert Grindelwald walk to the top seat and slowly sit down. Wentworth chose to sit below Gellert Grindelwald.

After a while, two plates of food suddenly appeared in front of the two of them. The food was certainly not as rich as that in Hogwarts, but it was beyond Wentworth's expectations.

Looking at Gellert Grindelwald who had already started, Wentworth asked softly:

"Grandfather, what are these foods?"

Gellert Grindelwald said calmly: "Prepared by the people who are responsible for guarding me!"

After hearing what Gellert Grindelwald said, Wentworth subconsciously looked around, and even ran to the window and began to look around, but found nothing.

Seeing Wentworth's actions, Gellert Grindelwald was silent for a moment, but still explained:

"No need to look for them, they are not in Nurmengard! When I returned here, the International Confederation of Wizards commissioned the Austrian Ministry of Magic to send people to look after me, hehe..."

At this point, Gellert Grindelwald suddenly sneered, and then he continued:

"They never thought about why I built Nurmengard in Austria? Or maybe they knew why, but they still chose to do it!"

"The International Confederation of Wizards, haha, they are always good at choosing to do the easy thing instead of choosing to do the right thing!"

After hearing Gellert Grindelwald's explanation, Wentworth nodded in understanding. Then, as if he remembered something, he asked:

"So they know I'm here?"

Gellert Grindelwald glanced at Wentworth and said, "Didn't you write to Rosier and the others?"

Wentworth nodded blankly, not knowing what the connection was, while Gellert Grindelwald said nonchalantly:

"The Minister of Magic of Austria, or what has become the former Minister, has sworn an oath of loyalty to me."

At this point, Gellert Grindelwald was silent for a long time, and finally said slowly: "I don't know how he is now."

At the same time, in a scenic valley in Austria, Mueller, the Auror Chief of the Austrian Ministry of Magic, quickly walked into the courtyard of his father, Mueller, the former Minister of Magic of Austria.

"Father, I just personally..."

Muller told his father about how he had personally arranged for his confidant to be in charge of Nurmengard's food today.

Old Mueller listened, nodded slowly, and said:

"I'm at ease when you do things!"

(End of this chapter)