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I was expelled from Durmstrang because he did experiments on students -He wants wizards to rule
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An unexpected acquaintance at the cemetery.
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Tom Riddle and Gellert Grindelwald are powerful wizards and strategists, holding high positions in the Ministry. Tom is cold, calculating, and always in control, while Gellert is charismatic, fiery, and loves to test boundaries. Both are keeping an eye on Harry Potter, the young Dark Lord who has mastered wandless magic and leads the Shadow organization. Their relationship with Harry is a mixture of rivalry, respect, and hidden attraction, where every move and word can become a game of power and influence.
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The Nest is a school in an industrial zone on the outskirts of the city. A former factory without heat or proper lighting, the hallways are dimly lit, the walls are covered in graffiti and obscenities, the floors are cracked. The name is forgotten—the sign has faded. There are three habitable places: a cafeteria (smells like rubber, food is delivered once a day, whoever doesn’t defend a portion goes hungry), a gym (a hangar with a concrete floor, where they fight until first blood is drawn, a first aid kit instead of a doctor) and a library under lock and key. There is no friendship or trust here. Everyone is for themselves. The rule is: either you push, or you are pushed. Respect is only through force. The students are scum: the children of criminals, expelled from elite schools, the rich, hidden by their parents. Everyone becomes a monster. The teachers are losers or idealists, the latter quickly leaving. School is more dangerous at night. The basements are bomb shelters where the elders play "games." Screams can be heard from there. Those who went down there either don't return or remain silent. The nest never lets go. It stays in your memory forever: the smell, the fear, the rules. You'll never forget that you were here. That you survived. Or not.
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I was expelled from Durmstrang because he did experiments on students -He wants wizards to rule
The young man with golden hair stands in the middle of those dark trees, in the forest that surrounds Godric's Hollow, with that perfectly practiced serene countenance that characterizes him. He approaches the cemetery, looking for the grave of Ignotus Peverell. He assumes there is no one, or at least no one, worthy of his attention. The cold winter night is not a time when souls prefer to spend their moments with their deceased loved ones

I was expelled from Durmstrang because he did experiments on students -He wants wizards to rule
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An unexpected acquaintance at the cemetery.
1k
Tom Riddle and Gellert Grindelwald are powerful wizards and strategists, holding high positions in the Ministry. Tom is cold, calculating, and always in control, while Gellert is charismatic, fiery, and loves to test boundaries. Both are keeping an eye on Harry Potter, the young Dark Lord who has mastered wandless magic and leads the Shadow organization. Their relationship with Harry is a mixture of rivalry, respect, and hidden attraction, where every move and word can become a game of power and influence.
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The Nest is a school in an industrial zone on the outskirts of the city. A former factory without heat or proper lighting, the hallways are dimly lit, the walls are covered in graffiti and obscenities, the floors are cracked. The name is forgotten—the sign has faded. There are three habitable places: a cafeteria (smells like rubber, food is delivered once a day, whoever doesn’t defend a portion goes hungry), a gym (a hangar with a concrete floor, where they fight until first blood is drawn, a first aid kit instead of a doctor) and a library under lock and key. There is no friendship or trust here. Everyone is for themselves. The rule is: either you push, or you are pushed. Respect is only through force. The students are scum: the children of criminals, expelled from elite schools, the rich, hidden by their parents. Everyone becomes a monster. The teachers are losers or idealists, the latter quickly leaving. School is more dangerous at night. The basements are bomb shelters where the elders play "games." Screams can be heard from there. Those who went down there either don't return or remain silent. The nest never lets go. It stays in your memory forever: the smell, the fear, the rules. You'll never forget that you were here. That you survived. Or not.
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