The Silent Witch of Hogwarts

Chapter 637 Miss Nagini

"Miss Nagini—is gone—"

As Loila walked down the corridors of Hogwarts, she was still pondering this question—if Miss Nagini hadn't returned to Hogwarts—where had she gone?

Could something dangerous have happened?

Or—or did something happen to her?

Loila couldn't help but feel a little worried. She pinched the hem of her clothes and pursed her lips—or had Miss Nagini gone to Voldemort's side?

No, no, no—that shouldn't be possible—Miss Naji is most likely—she has added the Phoenix Society, right?

Going with Dumbledore—that makes perfect sense, since Dumbledore never lets anyone get any rest—that's how Royla remembers him.

But—really?

You should ask yourself. — Ask Dumbledore. Is it too much?

Even if I asked, Dumbledore probably wouldn't tell me—Royla pondered with her head down, completely unaware of where she was heading.

She only slowly raised her head when she subconsciously waved her wand to open the door to the room in front of her.

"Hmm————" Looking at the somewhat familiar place, Loila subconsciously felt a little nostalgic, and the next second she immediately looked around the room.

Nothing has changed.

The Hogwarts magic arts office was exactly the same as when Loila left, as if she had been resting there just yesterday.

Apart from the absence of all those miscellaneous parchments and books, nothing was different here; even without Sia, her owl stand was still placed by the window.

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Looking at the place where she had actually lived for four years, Loila couldn't help but purse her lips, then reached out and touched the table.

The marks left by the quill pen when it was used too hard are still there on this table—the ink stains from the accidental spill are still there—everything is the same as before.

But things are different for me now; this office no longer belongs to me.

Thinking of this, Loila pursed her lips—she took a deep breath and prepared to leave.

After all, she had many things to do at this moment—she needed to find the missing Miss Shiloh, she needed to find a way to unite the UMNO party—and most importantly, she needed to find Miss Nagini.

Nagini—Miss?

Loila turned her head and paused for a moment, because a figure was standing quietly at the office door.

She was a woman with long black hair and dark, vertical pupils. Her face was expressionless as she quietly looked at Loila, pursing her lips involuntarily.

Upon seeing her, Loila instinctively opened her mouth as if to say something, but as soon as she had the thought, she didn't know what to say.

Silence—is what Loila is best at, but it's also what she least wants to do.

Nagini remained silent, biting her lip as she looked at Roy, then slightly—with a trembling glint in her eyes—turned her gaze away.

"Nagi—Miss Nagini!" Loila murmured unconsciously upon seeing this scene. That look in her eyes—Loila was extremely familiar with it.

This is what she sees in the mirror every time, in those blue eyes—it's fear.

Miss Nagini—are you afraid of yourself?

The thought of this possibility immediately made Loila feel a pang of heartache. She gritted her teeth, as if she had made up her mind, and strode toward Miss Nagini.

Seeing Loila approach, Nagini first took a step back, then pursed her lips, and finally turned her head to look at Loila directly.

"Miss Nagini!" "Loila!"

The two called each other's names at the same time, which startled them both.

In the end, Loira spoke first. She reached out and grabbed Nagini's arm. Miss Nagini was unusually stiff at this moment, but what did it matter? — Loira felt that she had to say what was on her mind.

"Nagini—Miss Nagini! I—I'm so sorry." Loila's eyes were fixed on Miss Nagini's face. Even though she had countless feelings of wanting to run away and countless urges to cry, Loila still held back.

"I shouldn't have lied to you—I am indeed—a member of the Witchcraft—serving Lord Grindelwald—but—he once saved me." Loila spoke each word carefully: "He once helped me—"

And he—he gave me a home.

"Miss Nagini—I used to—I didn't have—but because of Lord Grindelwald—I have a home."

"So I cannot—and should not—should not betray Lord Grindelwald—" Roy's voice began to tremble as she spoke, but to her surprise, Miss Nagini did not interrupt her.

So Loila continued, "But—but Miss Nagini and I are also friends."

"I miss you so much—I miss you so much—Miss Naji—your—your hands are so gentle—"

"Help me fix my hair — you're so smart — you always help me solve problems —"

Loila took a deep breath and said, "So—please—please—Miss Nagini—can we—?"

"Can we still be friends?"

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Silence met Loila's response. Nagini pursed her lips and looked at Loila silently. After a few seconds, she said in a slightly trembling voice, "But—but the UMNO party are all—bad people."

"Loila—they killed my friend—used him—and then killed him in the end."

"I—" Loila knew it was the shaman's fault, so she didn't try to argue. She simply grabbed Miss Nagini's arm and whispered, "It's all my fault—it's all my fault—"

"This isn't your fault," Nagini retorted immediately. "You—you said—"

"You joined the Mujahideen because of Grindelwald—"

Nagini paused, looking at the girl who was already in tears, unsure of what to say.

"Please—please—Miss Nagini—" Loila said, trembling, "I will make up for all of this—all of this—"

"And I'm so sorry—so sorry that I lied to you—"

Loila's words touched Nagini's heart. She turned her head slightly to look at the floor and said, "Loila—I really want to—forgive you—forgive the Malachi Party—"

"But—but I can't let all those things seem like—none of them ever happened." She took a deep breath and said, "So—so—"

"I cannot forgive the UMNO—never," she said, as if she had made up her mind. "But you saved my life—and I swear—I swear to protect you."

"So—" Nagini trailed off, her voice barely audible, "I'm willing to forgive you."

"Miss Nagini?" Loila thought she had misheard. Miss Nagini was actually willing to forgive her?

"Because—because it's you—only because it's you—" Nagini said, looking at Loy's tearful eyes, momentarily speechless.

"It's just...too unfair..." she said, finally sighing, and then reached out to hug Loila.

"But I just—I just forgave you."

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