I love how you write your villains. Grindelwald has so much more depth than we see in canon, but stays pretty believable from what we know. I also love Lee reminding herself to explain to Ren what secrecy is

How I missed this I have no idea but I’m glad I found it!

It's very rare to see a chapter with Lee as the one who can see/understand best x'D #poor Ren your eyes are clouded a.f.

cool

So, let me backtrack. It's a spinoff of The Tale of Ren, which is a spinoff of Minato Namikaze and the Destroyer of Worlds, which is a spinoff of Lily and the Art of Sisyphus, which overall is a 'spinoff' of Harry Potter.
Well, I've always admired your ability to go far beyond what's expected. I suppose Lily matches that.
On the other hand, however, there's Grindelwald, who just manages to totally underestimate just how out of depth he truly is, yet can't see underneath the underneath.
*sigh* Wizards...

Wow, yes, Grindewald is unequivocally creepy here. He's the perverted old man who won't take no for an answer.

How far we have come from "something, something, the will of fire"...

You know, for someone who used Will of Fire as a catch-all answer, Lee shows a surprising amount of it in her own way. Also, i am pretty sure even if Lee were not immortal, her skill alone would warrant she would pal around with Minato into age well beyond Sandaime. The old coot was over 60 and he admitted Minato would get better than he was.

Ah I love Lee. Also her great disregard for Ren HAAH. Though every time she complains I kept having flashbacks to Ren’s badass poison moment mwahaha. Is Tale of Ren on the update cycle?

He’s even creepier when he’s not around Ren. I thought she was laying it on a little thick in her letters to him but no. She could do anything and he would take it to be in his favor. It’s so condescending.

Mmm, this makes my satisfaction in his death at Ren’s hands even more sweet. Thanks for this, you’ve made my night.

How is he so oblivious? It is quite embarrassing.

So creepy Mr. Grindelwald.