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Discussion in 'Fanfic Discussion' started by Skeletaure, May 8, 2020.

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May 13, 2020 #21

I mean, in Canon Voldemort was able to beat Kingley, Slughorn and MCgonagall at the same time, despite them being protected by the magic of Harry's sacrifice and Voldemort using a unfitting wand. So I dont really see a Problem with Grindelwald beating a dozen Aurors even if they are still elite Dark wizard hunters.
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May 13, 2020 #22

@kelkorkesis I'm not a fan of it either, but it seems to be supported by canon. Only a massive number of wizards could take down Voldemort/Dumbledore tier and even then it's no guarantee.

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Scene: a fairly average cemetery, basking in the last rays of the mid-autumn sun, 70 F and not a cloud in the sky. A man, nondescript, wearing sunglasses that were popular several summers ago, but were more likely picked up after that fact, opens a gate that has seen better days. Miraculously, no metal whine occurs as he does so. All the same, he leaves it open, though whether it is out of fear of the grating sound or out of negligence is unclear.

He moves with less purpose than usually seen. It is as if he is looking for someone, but, being unfamiliar with this particular cemetery, he is momentarily lost. Yet soon, he finds a trail, and picks up the pace, moving with purpose to end up in front of one of the most recent graves. He takes in the sight: flowers, lack of tombstone - it is too recent a passing - and the wooden plate with engraving that serves as it for now. He lowers his head, offering a silent prayer, or perhaps thoughts, before leaving something of his own.

It is an engraved piece of wood, similar to the tombstone, but smaller, and far more intricate. Eagle-eyed viewers easily make out the sloth hidden behind, but the circle and large stripe across make no sense to people not in the know. As it should be. After that, the man leaves. Yet, those closeby might hear a whisper on the wind. "Finally, Arthellion is banned."

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