Amid Grindelwald's bewitching, the wizards present were excited, just like a powder keg about to explode. Ivan had no doubt that as long as the other party gave his order, the more than 500 wizards would immediately rush to the street to slaughter the muggles at will, causing a tragedy.

However, at this moment, a harsh scream suddenly rang in the auditorium.

"lie!"

Ivan turned his head in surprise, trying to see which warrior it was, who dared to interrupt Grindelwald's speech at this time. Wouldn't he be afraid of being killed on the spot?

To Ivan's expectation, the person who spoke was an elderly witch. She looked very scared under the angry eyes of the saints, and her legs were trembling faintly, but she still plucked up the courage to speak and scolded.

"That's a complete lie! What evidence do you have to prove that the scene just now is the future of the magic world? I personally experienced the last wizard war, and witnessed how you killed those wizards with justice, and how you instigated your followers to abuse and kill Muggles..."

"This witch is called Barbara. According to our investigation, her son died in the last wizard war..." Connor lowered his voice and explained the other party's information to Ivan.

Ivan nodded. No wonder he was so tough. He probably saw the enemy and had completely abandoned life and death.

Under the influence of the pain of losing his son, Barbara forced the malicious eyes of the saints, and used the worst sentence to scold Grindelwald for what he did fifty years ago. Then she looked at everyone and said loudly.

"The demon in front of you was so crazy that he wanted to destroy a whole city and kill millions of people! There were countless wizards who died under him. Don't be deceived by him. He just planned to trick us into helping him rule the entire world!"

The wizards in the auditorium were a little shaken and looked at Grindelwald on the stage. However, the latter's reaction was beyond everyone's expectations. He did not kill Barbara on the spot with a life-seeking curse, nor did he argue in a hurry. Instead, he waited for Barbara to finish speaking, and then he spoke slowly.

"I think you misunderstood. Madam, it was not me who first brought death and doom, never!"

Barbara subconsciously asked questions, but Grindelwald raised his tone a little and continued to speak first. "I think you all read the European Times yesterday. Three days ago, a witch killed dozens of Muggles on the streets of Paris using a blasting spell."

"This is undoubtedly a tragedy, but I don't feel any pain at all for the deaths of those Muggles. Instead, I just think that some of them didn't die enough, not fast enough!"

Grindelwald's cold-blooded words made some wizards frown. Although many of them hated Muggles, they were not as good as applauding when they heard this tragedy.

Perhaps seeing the thoughts of these people, Grindelwald sneered and said, "I guess you must have never seen the witch, and you must not know that there is a secret laboratory underground in that street!"

"The poor witch was deceived by a group of Muggles and seized his wand and was imprisoned deep in the ground. These cruel Muggles used syringes to draw his blood, cut his brain with a blade, and did everything we could not imagine to test his body, in order to seize the magic power that belongs to the wizard..."

While Grindelwald said, bit by bit of memory thread flew out of the elderberry wand. The various pictures presented made the wizards present angry. Many witches almost vomited out after seeing the extreme experimental process.

Grindelwald also took the opportunity to explain how he accidentally discovered this laboratory and how he rescued the poor witch.

"But it's a pity that I went too late. The poor witch was almost crazy under the torture of the experiment. The only thing I could do was to hand over the wand to him and let him complete his revenge himself!" Grindelwald said.

"Well, kill all the disgusting muggles!" a saint shouted fiercely.

"Where are the Aurors in the Ministry of Magic? Why didn't those people come forward to save this poor man before?" Another witch covered her mouth and said sadly.

"We have a Muggle Protection Act, so why is there no Wizard Protection Act?"

Angry shouts came one after another, and even Barbara, who had previously criticized Grindelwald, was speechless and completely extinguished.

Ivan turned to look at Connor and asked with a sigh. "Is that witch's incident true?"

"Based on the investigation of Aurors we sent to, we found that there were many doubts in this..." Connor hurriedly explained.

"But there are indeed Muggle institutions that imprison wizards to do experiments, right?" Ivan did not think that the whole thing was fabricated by Grindelwald. The other party might have concealed something, but he would never be so stupid as to deceive the public with a completely false thing.

And according to his understanding, the Muggle people in power can definitely do such a thing.

"In fact, the International Wizards Federation has always tried to avoid such things, but some of the places you know are not within our jurisdiction." Connor responded awkwardly.

Ivan glanced at him, but didn't say anything else, and looked back at the stage.

"The war has begun long ago, my friends. Those Muggles are afraid and jealous of the power of the wizards, trying to use some cruel human experiments to steal the magical miracle that belongs only to you and me." Grindelwald's eyes swept to everyone present. "They imprisoned our compatriots, tied them to the test bench, and tortured to death... just like they once tied the wizards to the stake rack in the fifteenth century!"

"This time the wizards have no way out. We have given up control of the world. Once the Muggles succeed, each of our fellow countrymen will suffer the same fate as that poor man."

"Now I beg you to convey my words to your relatives and friends, unite the wizards who are clear-headed and undeceived by the Ministry of Magic, and let them join in and become one of us."

"Of course, I also hope that all of you can remember that Muggles are our real enemy. Wizards should not repeat the same mistakes. They should aim their wands at our compatriots, and there is no need for civil war!" Grindelwald said loudly.

Accompanied by Grindelwald's words, the magic barrier shrouded in the auditorium slowly fell. The men and witches trapped in the auditorium waved their magic wands to move their phantoms, but they were not escaping, but were preparing to spread Grindelwald's words...

(End of this chapter)
Chapter completed!