The Silent Witch of Hogwarts

Chapter 641 A Letter Arrives in Tranquil Days

"Pat-pat-pat"

Almost in the blink of an eye, summer vacation arrived. Loila never imagined she would be able to spend such a peaceful vacation—lying in a chair, looking at the forest not far away, Loila felt anything but relaxed.

Both Voldemort's affair and Miss Shirley's affair were on her mind.

But as for Voldemort's matter—he didn't know what to do now. Since he had already given the Soul Lamp to Luna, he could only rely on their efforts.

There has been no progress regarding Miss Shiloh, not only because of the waiting that Lord Grindelwald mentioned, but also because even if they search, they have no leads at the moment.

The sorcerers of the shamanic party had been searching for a long time, but to no avail; Miss Hilo seemed to have vanished suddenly.

Ah—the only good thing must be that I've made up with Miss Nagini, right?

Although Miss Nagini did not forgive the Basilisks, at least she and Nagini had finally become friends again. However, it was precisely because of the somewhat tense relationship between the Basilisks and Miss Nagini that Loila had not returned to Rozier Manor for some time.

Instead, they communicate with each other through a newly made communication wristband. However, the UMNO party seems to be quite calm lately. After dealing with those traitors in Germany, Miss Emma is gradually strengthening her control over the UMNO party in other regions.

Loila pursed her lips as she watched Miss Nagini watering the flowers in the garden.

This makes me seem a bit useless—I guess I'm just a somewhat useless person, except for waving a magic wand.

Luo Yili used to think that being idle was a bad thing; she even enjoyed it a little. But now, for some reason, she always felt inexplicably irritable sitting here.

Even the way she scratched the owl, Sia, seemed a little impatient—looking at the owl she had ruffled so much, Loila pursed her lips and sighed.

Just then, the sound of an owl flapping its wings came from behind her, causing her to pause in surprise.

Are Sia's parents here to seek revenge?

Obviously not. A black owl flew around once, then released its talons, dropped a letter, and left.

Upon seeing the letter, Loila flicked her wand and caught it in her hand.

"Whose letter is this?" Miss Nagini had also seen the letter. She brushed the dust off her hands and walked over.

"I don't know—" Loila looked at the letter from left to right, but didn't see anything of value on the envelope.

Did someone send the letter to the wrong address? That's unlikely—after all, there shouldn't be anyone living within dozens of kilometers of my house.

After thinking it over, Loila gently opened the envelope.

A letter fell out and spun around until it landed on the tip of Loila's boot.

After seeing the handwriting clearly, Loila paused for a moment.

Because this letter wasn't written in English, but in German.

"To Miss Loila Hamilton: It has been a long time, but I hope you still remember me. I am Siegfried von Ansbach."

Miss Ansbach?! Loila was indeed taken aback when she saw the name, because she had not contacted Siegfried since the end of the Goblet of Fire. The reason was simple—although she had avenged Muller, she still didn't have the face to contact his family.

Loila thought that, like before, there would be no communication between her and the Ansbach family—but to her surprise, it was the Ansbach family who contacted her first.

And the letter came from Siegfried—which reminded Roy of her reminder to keep her shadow in check—so what exactly is the shadow? And—what did it do?

Confused—Shaking her head, Loila continued looking down.

"To be honest, I'm not good at talking—so I can't do things like reminiscing with you here. I'm writing this letter because of the Ansbach family."

"The news of Voldemort's return is no longer news throughout Europe, and it's the same for our family, but—our family is divided on the issue of Voldemort."

"One faction hopes to maintain ties with the Malachi Party—uniting under Lord Grindelwald's banner, but many others hope to join Voldemort."

"This situation has become increasingly serious in recent months—especially after you, Miss Hamilton, became the leader of the Malay Party. Many people in our family are clamoring for you to pay the price—even though they know how much you have done for us, Miss Hamilton."

Hmm—I didn't expect Voldemort to have such a huge influence even in Germany—Roy pursed his lips, feeling a slight headache.

Voldemort seems to be making contact with these traditional wizarding families and trying to gain their support—and now this is happening even in Germany—in other words, there are likely many more families that Voldemort has wooed in the shadows.

This is definitely not a good thing — Loila shook her head and continued reading.

"Therefore, I think that Miss Hamilton, as the leader of the Malay Party, should perhaps know these things—and we need your help."

"If you, Miss Hamilton, do not wish for our family to ultimately side with Voldemort, you had better act quickly."

"From Siegfried von Ansbach."

The letter ends here — Loila pursed her lips and sighed softly.

"Is it about the Malachi party?" Nagini asked, raising an eyebrow. "Or Voldemort?"

"Yes—yes." Loila said, pursing her lips. "It's a letter from Miss Siegfried."

"The Ansbach family?" Nagini nodded knowingly upon hearing this; she certainly had some impression of this wizard who hadn't been very friendly before.

"Voldemort is trying to win them over," Royla said succinctly. "So—so they need our—help."

As she spoke, Loila looked at Miss Nagini somewhat embarrassed, because Miss Nagini had said that she would not get involved in UMNO affairs—which, strictly speaking, was indeed related to UMNO.

But Miss Nagini subtly shifted her gaze elsewhere: "In that case—this matter is more likely to involve Voldemort."

"Is it right?"

"Ah—yes—yes." Loila pursed her lips and nodded a little guiltily.

"In that case—let's travel together."