Harry Potter: Dumbledore and I Were Classmates

Gellert Grindelwald - the famous dark wizard in the history of magic, Dumbledore's lifelong friend and enemy, was eventually imprisoned in a tower and died an untimely death. When the bell rang on the eve of the break, his soul was replaced by fragments from the future. Faced with the destined tragedy and the doubtful eyes of his best friends, he chose a completely different path. The war is no longer for "greater interests and power", but to protect the oath and temperature of that midsummer. Albus Dumbledore: "Gellert, you have changed... But is the light in your eyes a redemption that I dare not hope for, or a more dangerous abyss?" Aberforth Dumbledore: "Don't believe his rhetoric! People like him will never change!" Voldemort (decades later): "Grindelwald... That coward who was supposed to be my stepping stone, why did he become a person that even I can't see through?" But this time, Gellert Grindelwald put down his wand and stretched out his hand to Dumbledore: "Albus, I just want our summer back and a future without regrets."