The Silent Witch of Hogwarts

Chapter 642 The Villain's Visit

The Ansbach family estate is located in northern Germany, in a forest near the Baltic Sea, where it is not particularly warm even in summer.

But for Loila, the real chill never came from the weather—it came from people.

The von Ansbach family—the last time Loila visited here was almost sixty years ago, more than fifty years ago—and that visit was not very pleasant.

Müller's father had verbally abused him, and Müller had retaliated by hitting him—it seems their relationship had been strained ever since.

I wonder if there will be another argument this time, and then Miss Siegfried—ah, probably not, since I'm not even friends with Miss Siegfried.

Loila coughed and slightly adjusted the mask on her face.

Although they probably already know their identities, perhaps it would be better if they wore masks?

It's better for Loila herself and them—and it also makes her seem more ruthless, doesn't it?

Loila still wanted to project the ruthless image of a UMNO leader—after all, she had received systematic training from Miss Emma.

I must become a qualified villain!

Moreover, Loila was followed by four sorcerers from the Wushi Party. After all, her identity was no longer ordinary, and it was impossible for her to come alone to negotiate with the Ansbach family.

Meanwhile, Miss Nagini—who had now transformed into a snake and was hiding inside Loila's cloak—occasionally flicked her tongue, making Loila's skin itch.

The Ansbach family estate wasn't too remote, and Loila had visited it once before, so not long after arriving in northern Germany, an estate nestled in the woods came into view.

It must be said that even after sixty years, this place is still the same as it appeared in Loila's eyes before, still ancient and solemn—and exuding a slight sense of dullness.

The gray-white walls weren't mottled, but the sparse trees were enough to make one feel uneasy.

It's like a scene from a horror movie in Mr. Lockhart's book.

However, this was still a wizard's residence, and as Loila and the others approached, two wizards came up.

"Who goes there?" one of the wizards asked. "This is private property."

"No entry without an invitation."

Before Loila could even speak, a shaman behind her shouted, "How dare you!"

"Do you know who you're talking to?"

No, don't use such cheap villain lines to introduce yourself!

"We don't care who you are?" The wizard from the Ansbach family was extremely cooperative, giving the standard answer almost reflexively.

"No one may enter without an invitation!"

"Even the leader of the Lich Party isn't acceptable?" The Lich Party wizard sneered. "I didn't even know you had betrayed Lord Grindelwald."

"Wh-what?!"

Even her surprise was so—so standard? Loila looked at the two wizards staring at each other with a bit of helplessness, then gently flicked her hand and took out a letter.

Loila did not show them the entire letter, but only the signature at the bottom.

"It's Miss Siegfried!" a wizard said, pursing his lips. "This is indeed her handwriting—"

As they spoke, the two looked down at Loila, who was wearing a hood.

"I'm sorry—my lord, we were unaware we had guests visiting today." Their expressions seemed a little awkward. "Could you please allow us to inform Miss Siegfried?"

"You—" The sorcerer behind Loila was about to explode, but Loila raised her hand slightly to stop him.

Hmm—it's probably better not to be so arrogant right now—after all, Siegfried said that many of them want to join Voldemort right now.

How do you say that?

The more the enemy lacks something, the more we should show it.

I respond to severity with leniency; I respond to evil with kindness.

"Go and inform Miss Siegfried," Loila said calmly, trying her best not to show any fear in front of strangers.

"Hmm—" One of the wizards nodded and then strode into the manor. As he left, the group at the gate entered into a somewhat awkward atmosphere.

"Um—" After a moment of silence, the gatekeeper wizard slowly asked, "You must be the leader, right?"

"Hmm." Loila nodded slightly.

"So you—you are Miss Loila Hamilton, right?"

"Yes," Loila replied, slightly tightening her grip on her wand. She needed to be careful in case the person in front of her disliked her.

"Miss Hamilton—" Upon hearing her name, the wizard before him displayed a somewhat complex emotion. He pursed his lips and said, "So, is everything Miss Siegfried said true?"

"You said that?"

Seeing Loila's slightly confused look, the wizard spoke up, "Miss Siegfried said you went to great lengths to avenge Master Muller, is that right?"

"We've all heard the story of young Master Muller—" he said, pursing his lips, "How should I put it—you seem quite different from the person in the story."

How exactly are you portraying me in the story? — Is there such a huge difference just because I'm wearing a mask?

"But please rest assured—I am loyal to Lord Grindelwald and the Sorcerers—" The wizard before him seemed to realize something and quickly said, "It's just that—it's just that the situation is not the same within the Ansbach family now."

Just as Siegfried said, there seem to be many differing opinions within the Ansbach family—but Roy came here precisely to resolve this matter.

Let all those who support Voldemort go see Merlin! And then let everyone else submit to the Usurpation Party!

Loila nodded slightly as she thought this through. From this moment on, she would become the ruthless leader of the UMNO party!

Just then, a silver light flashed in front of them, and a house-elf appeared before them.

"Miss Hamilton—Miss Siegfried invites you to speak in the meeting room." The house-elf bowed respectfully, making a proper gesture.

This reminded Loila of some things from before—when she first came here, there seemed to be a house-elf, and he and Muller seemed to have a good relationship.

I wonder if he's still here now?

"Please come in, Miss Hamilton." The wizard at the gate nodded slightly, bowed respectfully, and watched Loila and the others enter the manor.

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