The Silent Witch of Hogwarts

Chapter 688 Contradictions

Chapter 688 Contradictions

"Miss Hamilton—"

In the Headmaster's office at Hogwarts, Mr. Parkinson from the Ministry of Magic stood.

Even though it had only been a short time since we last met, his expression lacked the composure and optimism he had shown before.

His face showed a hint of worry as he slowly sat down in the chair and looked at Loila in front of him.

"Mr. Parkinson's—I'm so glad you're alright—" Loila looked at him and pursed her lips; it was truly what she felt.

Voldemort's attacks on the Ministry of Magic were definitely not as Professor McGonagall claimed. His despicable nature was no less than Dumbledore's, and his attacks were certainly ruthless.

"I'm so glad you're okay," Parkinson said, forcing a smile. "In these turbulent times—we can only barely take care of ourselves."

"Hmm." Loila nodded slightly and then asked, "So—how is the Ministry of Magic doing now?"

"The Ministry of Magic—" Parkinson paused, "is facing quite a bit of trouble right now."

"Voldemort's new Ministry of Magic—poses a threat to the Ministry of Magic on the most dangerous level."

"They're taking away the Ministry of Magic's voice," Parkinson said, pausing for a moment. "And they're very successful at it."

"Many pure-blood families have chosen to support him, and those families that originally supported the Ministry of Magic financially have also sided with Voldemort," Parkinson said, shaking his head. "The Ministry of Magic no longer has much control over the wizarding world."

"And they also face financial risks."

"Funding?" Loila nodded slightly upon hearing this. "As for funding, I might be able to contact the Hamilton family."

"Miss Siri should be able to provide assistance to the Ministry of Magic—"

"Is that so? That's wonderful." Parkinson smiled slightly.

"Miss Hamilton, do you mean we also support Voldemort's Ministry of Magic?"

"No, no, no, no! I'm talking about Mr. Scrimgeour's real Ministry of Magic!" Loila said quickly, looking at Siri in front of her.

I'm not trying to betray you!

"I see—" hope Rui nodded thoughtfully, "That's not a problem at all, after all, you are the head of the family."

"But I must remind you—the Hamilton family's magic item shop is currently facing difficulties." She sighed softly as she spoke, "Voldemort's Ministry of Magic has been giving us trouble."

"If they continue to harass us like this, it could make it difficult for the shop to operate."

"Isn't this a good idea?" Emma raised an eyebrow after hearing the news from Loila. "We can introduce Miss Shirley to the French Ministry of Magic and the wizards."

"Of course, there are also German ones."

"No matter what, Voldemort can only affect Britain, right?" Emma said, raising her head. "Don't worry, Royla, the Mughal Party will stand firmly by your side."

"After all, you are the leader of the UMNO party now, aren't you?"

"Thank you so much!" Loila said gratefully.

"But there's something I have to tell you, Loira," Emma coughed and lowered her voice, "that's something we still find hard to accept—fighting alongside the Order of the Phoenix."

"Um—"

"Miss Hamilton," Moody said slowly after a few seconds of silence, "how did you become friends with the Mujahideen?"

"They are definitely not people you can trust."

"No, no, no—I think they're the ones I can trust." Loila tapped her fingers and said slowly, "They won't betray us."

"Really?" Moody's magical eyes darted around. "They're absolutely determined to rescue Grindelwald, right?"

"And then, based on that, help Voldemort."

"Ugh————"

Loila looked at Modi with a headache, wondering whether she should tell him that she was actually the leader of the UMNO party.

If I told them, something terrible would definitely happen.

It's like whether or not I should tell Emma that Lord Grindelwald and Dumbledore have that kind of relationship—if I really tell her, the entire Ulster Party might face the danger of disbanding.

Loila sighed, looking at Professor McGonagall standing in the principal's office, unsure of what to do.

The Hamilton family's problem is relatively easy to resolve at the Ministry of Magic—but the conflict between the Mafia and the Order of the Phoenix is ​​far from trivial—many Mafia members were arrested by Dumbledore and imprisoned in Azkaban—and expecting them to cooperate with the Order of the Phoenix, which Dumbledore founded, is undoubtedly wishful thinking.

But time was running out—Roy could sense Voldemort steadily gathering his power—

He will soon launch an attack on Hogwarts.

And yet, he himself had no power to stop him.

Therefore, I must unite these forces that can be united.

But what should we do?

Who else knows I'm a member of UMNO? Maybe I should ask someone else—but who should I ask?

"Loira, you're the principal now!" Luna sat obediently in her chair, a gentle smile on her face, then tilted her head and said, "Shouldn't we have a little party?"

"Perhaps—perhaps we should wait until after we defeat Voldemort." Loila pursed her lips and then immediately coughed. "Luna—you still remember the Sorcerers, right?"

"Of course I remember," Luna nodded, her voice like a silver bell. "I remember you were one of them too."

"What, are you inviting me?"

"No—no." Loila quickly shook her head. If she dragged Luna into this, Miss Nagini would probably kill her—

She coughed and recounted her meetings with the Society of Phoenix and the Malays National Organisation (UMNO) that day, also mentioning the conflicts that had arisen.

"I think it's going to be difficult to get them to cooperate," Loila said, looking at Luna.

Even Luna probably wouldn't know what to do—after all, although Luna is very smart, she's still just a student after all.

Is it really okay for me to ask my students such tricky questions?

"It's not actually that difficult," Luna's answer surprised Loila.

"Then—what should we do?"

"Isn't Mr. Grindelwald still alive?" Luna blinked and said, "The Mughals will unconditionally obey Mr. Grindelwald's orders, won't they?"

"Yes—that's how it is." Loila looked a little confused.

"So why don't you go see Mr. Grindelwald?"

"With his orders, the UMNO will naturally have no choice but to cooperate with the Society of Phoenix, won't they?"

"Isn't the Society of Phoenix worried about whether the UMNO party will betray them?"

"With Mr. Grindelwald's orders, these doubts should disappear, right?"

"And also—" Luna whispered, "Loila can bring a few members of the Vigilante Party with her to see Mr. Grindelwald."

"Anyway, Mr. Grindelwald and Headmaster Dumbledore are a couple, so he'll definitely support your idea."

Ok? !

How did Luna find out about this—did she let it slip?!

Ah—Loila suddenly remembered something and tapped her head.

Luna seemed to be the first to know about this, even many years before him—at the time, he thought it was just Mr. Lovegood talking nonsense.

I'm sorry — Mr. "Singing a Different Tune".

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