The Silent Witch of Hogwarts

Chapter 628: Let's wait and see.

Let's wait and see.

Is he planning to make a stunning debut and take down Dumbledore?

Naroila was actually quite looking forward to it—and judging from the conversation just now, Voldemort didn't seem to harbor that much hostility towards her right now—

It's obvious he's set his sights on Hogwarts.

Does this guy think he can get me to stand with him?

ridiculous!

Loila pursed her lips and focused her attention on the magic array props on her desk. As a magic array expert and a former magic array professor at Hogwarts, Loila felt that she should spend more time on magic arrays.

Especially now, when there's not much I can do to help—

No, who would want to help Dumbledore?

It would be better if he were dead!

I made this magic circle prop only so that after he died, his students could fight Voldemort.

That's right, Loira planned that once the magic array that could locate Horcruxes was completed, she would find an opportunity to give it to Luna.

Hmm—it gives off a feeling of a reclusive sage.

I wonder how Luna is doing now—and Mr. Lupin—and Miss Nagini—

Loila pursed her lips at the thought of Miss Nagini, tears welling in her eyes again. This seemed to be the first time she had ever lost a friend like this.

Being cut off by a friend or something — although Miss Nagini didn't say that, her expression certainly suggested it. Taking a few deep breaths, Loira rubbed her eyes to calm herself down.

I am now the leader of the UMNO party, how can I do this?

Loila picked up a quill, dipped it in Veela's blood-stained ink, and began to carve on the small lantern in front of her.

Now, only when the magic circle is being engraved can Loila feel a little at ease—after all, compared to those troublesome things, the magic circle seems so lovely.

That's why I like magic circles.

As I calmed down and focused on inscribing the magic array, time seemed to fly by.

It wasn't until nightfall, when there was a knock on the office door, that Loila slightly raised her head.

"Sister Loila." Emma walked in. This student, who had rushed back from school before even graduating, was carrying a huge stack of reports. She nodded slightly to Loila and then slowly sat down opposite her.

"Is there...is something the matter?"

To be honest, Loila felt scared when she saw that huge pile of documents and stuff.

"Did you meet with Voldemort this morning?" Emma asked as soon as she came in. She looked at Loira with a slightly serious expression and said, "Did he propose a collaboration or something?"

"Yes—yes!" Loila nodded, "But I rejected him."

"And she even cursed at him a few times."

"Did you yell at him?" Emma paused, then suddenly looked curious. "How did you yell at him—can you tell me secretly?"

"Ugh—" Loila's ears twitched. "It's so embarrassing to say that—it's so awkward—"

"It's okay, just whisper it to me."

"I'll just—I'll just say he's—a bad guy—"

"Then make him—get out—"

Loila's voice grew softer and softer, making Emma's smile look even stranger.

"I see—" She nodded gently at the end, "That was a very good scolding."

"Really?"

"At least it's cute."

"Ah————" Loila didn't think this was really a compliment.

Seeing her ears twitch, Emma coughed lightly to steer the conversation back to the main topic: "However, although Sister Loila rejected Voldemort, it's hard to say about the others."

"After all, Voldemort's ideology is quite tempting for many members of the Vigilante Party," Emma said, counting on her fingers. "In the last war Voldemort launched—a total of seven or eight members of the Rozier family participated, and there were dozens of Vigilante Party members."

"And this time his momentum is no less than last time," Emma said, shaking her head. "Although he has temporarily lost to Dumbledore at the Ministry of Magic, he must have some new schemes up his sleeve."

"Hmm—" Loila thought for a moment and said, "Then is there anything we can do?"

"For example, killing all the traitors or something."

"That's hardly a solution," Emma raised an eyebrow. "But it's also really difficult for us to know who's supporting Voldemort."

"After all, we can't read minds or anything like that—"

"Oh, and about the Hamilton family," Emma said, as if remembering something. "Miss Shirley is currently managing the Hamilton family, right?"

"Ah—yes."

"Then Miss Ciri should also be careful of any members of the Hamilton family who might join Voldemort," Emma said, shrugging.

This is so troublesome—it was so much easier back when I was at Hogwarts—besides magic circles and classes, if anything really happened, Dumbledore would tell me.

Why am I thinking about that damn guy again?

Loila sighed helplessly.

"Oh, right, there's one more thing." Emma seemed to have thought of something and took out a letter and placed it on the table.

"This is a letter that was sent this morning by the Rozier family in Germany."

The Rosier family is one of the most powerful families in Europe, so they have branches in various countries. Of course, the most powerful is the French Rosier family, led by Lady Vida. The British Rosier family was also doing very well before, but because they supported Voldemort, most of them died in Azkaban.

Therefore, the German Rosier family can be said to be the most powerful Rosier family besides the French Rosier family. Moreover, most importantly, their attitude towards Voldemort is much more ambiguous.

Upon hearing about the letter, Luo Yili immediately opened it and began to read it.

The contents of the letter were fine—except that Strauss Rozier, the patriarch of the German Rozier family, would be arriving here in a week—

The purpose was to discuss cooperation and how to fight Voldemort.

I didn't expect them to be willing to fight Voldemort — this actually makes Royla a little happy.

However, they hoped this meeting would be a private one, in other words, one with fewer attendees.

I didn't expect them to be a little shy like me.

After reading the letter, Loila nodded slightly and handed it to Emma.

"I see—" Emma nodded slightly after reading the letter, then gave a slightly strange look: "Um—Sister Loila."

"Um?"

"I heard Sister Shiloh mention it before—"

"The head of the German Rozier family—seems to be a very strange person."

"A very strange person?"