In 1945, the war ended and the drama ended. In that decisive battle that attracted worldwide attention, justice finally defeated evil. The storyteller said that was the end of the matter, and that Nurmengard was where Grindelwald belonged forever.
No, it's not that, the story doesn't end there. Perhaps the prisoners of Nurmengard will never have their own stage again, but the cycle of fate will not permanently end with the end of the war. On the contrary, the same fate ruthlessly repeated itself for different descendants.
On a quiet morning, Albus Dumbledore was summoned to Nurmengard by a courier from Durmstrang, where he had to face an old friend he could never face.
At the same time, Beatrice Lagerlof, a British girl living in a foreign land, left Durmstrang without saying goodbye, taking with her her despair, lost dreams, the obscure secret between her and Grindelwald, and her determination to break the shackles of fate.
However, things will never be as beautiful as people imagine. Anyone who dares to challenge fate will inevitably pay a heavy price. No one is excepted.
Can Beatrice Lagerlof find the life she longs for? Can Grindelwald find his lost true love? Can Dumbledore find the final redemption under pressure?