Chapter 945: Clues and 5 keys

After Percy was captured by the two Aurors, the crowd gathered in the aisle gradually dispersed.

However, this attack still left a lot of shadow in the hearts of many guests. The dignified Russian minister, the head of a magical power, died silently in a remote corner. The murderer may be the famous dark demon. Grindelwald.

Adding these two points together makes people feel uneasy to sleep!

Had it not been for Wilkinson's repeated assurances, the North American Congress would definitely send additional personnel to protect the safety of all of them. I am afraid that some elite wizards who are greedy for life and fear of death have already left.

At ten o'clock in the evening, Conor, who had finished the interrogation, went to the minister's office tiredly to report.

"Are there any clues from the investigation?" Wilkinson asked, sitting on the head of the office, tapping his finger on the wooden table.

Conor shook his head. After taking Veritaserum, Percy said everything that should and shouldn't be said, but unfortunately they didn't get any new clues.

"I have sent someone to investigate the Auror and the fairies who are in charge of the guard recently, and they don't have any problems!" Conor added.

"That's weird, it doesn't appear that someone sneaked into the Magic Congress in advance." Wilkinson said slowly. "In other words, Grindelwald is mostly hidden among the guests, avoiding the magic detection at the gate in some way..."

Having said this, Wilkinson paused suddenly, then looked at Conor and spoke again. "No, maybe there is another possibility..."

Another possibility? Conor frowned, not quite understanding what Wilkinson meant.

"Do you think someone deliberately killed the Russian minister under the guise of Grindelwald, thereby taking the key from him?" Wilkinson said his guesses word by word.

Hearing this, Conor was obviously stunned for a while, and then he was shocked in a cold sweat.

Indeed, there is no evidence that Grindelwald did this. All they can be sure is that a powerful wizard took control of Percy Weasley and used him to kill Minister Igor. .

Ivan's calmness relieved Pierce who was worried a lot, and he quickly broke free from the shadow brought by Grindelwald.

As Ivan said, although Grindelwald has caused a lot of trouble to them, it also puts himself in a dangerous situation. Once they get out of the way, the situation will be completely reversed.

"Then what should we do next?" Pierce asked after clearing up his emotions.

"Naturally set a game, and then find a way to lead the snake out of the hole..." Ivan briefly explained, and after a pause, he continued to speak. "If I'm not mistaken, you should also have one of that key?"

Pierce nodded, and immediately took out a silver-white, lifelike raven that was only half the size of a palm from his sleeve.

"This is the key?" Ivan took the raven in surprise. He had imagined what this mysterious key would look like, but he actually saw it beyond his expectations.

What surprised Ivan even more was that with his current alchemy knowledge, he couldn't see how this thing works.

Is it true that it is the crystallization of the wisdom of hundreds of alchemists?

It is not so easy to crack This thing will be put here for the time being. "Ivan looked over and over for a while, and finally put the silver raven into the pocket of the wizard's robe.

In this case, unless Grindelwald beats himself, it is impossible to gather all the keys anyway.

Of course Pierce didn't dare to have any opinions, and even wished to do so. With the enemy of Grindelwald staring at it, this thing is simply a hot potato. Whoever holds it may become the next target of Grindelwald's attack.

After Ivan put away the keys, he discussed the next course of action with Pierce.

The two talked like this until the middle of the night, and Pierce solemnly left the bedroom.

After the door was closed, Ivan groaned and took the resurrection stone out again. If Conor and others were here, they would be surprised to find that Igor, who was already dead, appeared at the station in another form. In this bedroom...