After being imprisoned in Nurmengard for more than forty years, Grindelwald's senses have continued to deteriorate, and the prophetic ability that he was once proud of has almost disappeared - except for the increasingly clear signs of death, he cannot predict anything. However, with regard to another ability - memory - he was surprised to find that it became increasingly powerful until it became uncontrollable.
Memories are the most severe punishment that fate has given him, and also the noblest redemption.
This memoir is Grindelwald's last relic against fate.
Concept: A poignant epic tribute to a grand century-old love affair