"Shut up!"

"You'll only be a hindrance if you go in!"

Without Scott saying a word, Angelina and Aria had already silenced the twins.

"All right."

Scott smiled, trying to lighten the mood.

"Now is not the time to bring up these things; let's get back to the main topic."

Regarding recruitment for the 'Tower of Babel' project, do you have any candidates you would recommend?

Roger raised his hand. "I recommend Caccini Strozzi."

Despite the knowing looks from the crowd, he remained unfazed and casually asked, "What's wrong?"

"cough."

Scott cleared his throat. "Let's vote by raising our hands."

Angelina and Aria immediately raised their hands.

Under their glares, Fred and George also raised their hands.

Then, everyone else raised their hands.

Cachini passed unanimously.

"Then you will explain everything about the 'Tower of Babel' organization to Kachini."

Scott said this to Roger, handing him a piece of parchment.

"This is a confidentiality agreement. Tell her that the reason for signing the magic agreement is not to prevent her from leaking the secret on her own initiative, but to prevent someone from using magic or potions to make her leak the secret."

"I know."

Roger put the parchment away.

“This is of utmost importance. We have all signed a magical contract, and no one is exempt.”

Scott nodded and looked at the others. "Do you have any other confirmed nominees?"

Everyone shook their heads.

Scott himself raised his hand, “I recommend Cedric Diggory and Jacob Kent.”

In fact, he recommended these two people himself, and they came to him on their own initiative.

Cedric noticed that this group of people often got together and disappeared, and thought they had formed some kind of secret society, so he came to recommend himself.

Scott probed a few times and found that he agreed with the idea of ​​the Tower of Babel.

As for Jacob, that kid mysteriously approached Scott and said to him, "Scott, have you finally established your own faction? Please let me join your organization!"

Scott was speechless at the time.

After much explanation, Jacob was barely convinced that this wasn't a personal force Scott had established to rule the wizarding world, but his desire to join remained strong.

"...In short, both of them are good candidates."

Scott explained his reasons for recommending the product to the members present.

After a show of hands, both candidates passed with a majority of votes.

Jacob did not receive a unanimous vote because people were not familiar with him and Roger did not like him.

Cedric did not receive a unanimous vote because the twins claimed they did not like him.

Afterwards, the conversation returned to the issues that Scott was about to face.

"I need to go to the Ministry of Magic as soon as possible."

Scott announced.

"My specific destination is the Prophecy Hall of the Department of Mysteries; I'm going to retrieve the prophecy about me."

This is something he's wanted to do for a long time, but he's been putting it off until now.

Previously, Medea was asleep, and the prophecy was not leaked.

But now that Voldemort has disappeared and Medea has most likely awakened, it would be better to take the prophecy orb away as soon as possible or destroy it altogether.

Roger asked, "Do I have to go in person?"

“You must go in person,” Helena said. “Only those who are involved in the prophecy can pick up the prophecy orb that contains the prophecy.”

Fred and George's eyes lit up at the same time.

"You need help, Scott!"

"We can be your accomplices in infiltrating the Ministry of Magic and stealing the Prophecy Orb!"

"Should we use a compound decoction?"

Eddie also started making plans for Scott.

"Perhaps you can replace a silent person."

Roger said, "Then someone needs to ambush the real Silent Man and finally cast a spell of oblivion on him."

Milton also said, "Perhaps the Ministry of Magic has a magical device that can detect Polyjuice Potion, and if it is discovered, Scott will need cover when he escapes."

Scott's expression was priceless as he watched the eager group of people.

"Hey, hey, hey, put away these illegal and dangerous plans of yours right now!"

He said it in an annoyed tone.

"Listen to this! You've all corrupted Milton!"

"No...no...it's not..."

Milton blushed and waved his hands repeatedly.

"So what are you going to do?" Eddie asked. "You have a way that isn't illegal... oh..."

He came to his senses.

"Yes, there's no need to risk stealing it."

Scott said with a laugh.

"I think Minister of Magic, Ms. Burns, will grant me my small request to take the Prophecy Orb."

"whispering sound!"

"Boring!"

Fred and George were immediately deflated.

Scott stood up and adjourned the meeting.

After the meeting, he called Cedric and Jacob to an empty classroom.

"Our organization is called 'Tower of Babel,' and its members are all gathered together for a common ideal."

He introduced them to the two.

"Help you rule the magical world?" That was Jacob's first thought.

“I remember I already explained it to you!” Scott sighed, rubbing his forehead.

Too lazy to waste words, he simply took out two pieces of parchment.

"In short, by signing this confidential magical contract, you can become members of the 'Tower of Babel'."

"Take a look at the contents of the contract first, and then decide whether you want to sign it."

"I'm sorry, but for the sake of confidentiality, I will only tell you more specific details after you become official members."

Cedric was somewhat surprised and picked up the parchment to examine it closely.

But Jacob didn't hesitate and signed his name on the parchment, then looked at Scott expectantly.

"...Aren't you being too hasty?"

Scott only noticed for a while that Jacob, who was originally cautious and prudent, seemed to have become a completely different person.

"Because it's you, there's nothing about me that you would want from me."

Jacob, a bachelor, said.

"Moreover, from what I've observed, all your good friends are in the organization."

Thank you for your trust.

Scott said this with some difficulty.

By this time, Cedric had finished reading the contents of the contract.

He considered it for a while longer before finally signing his name.

"Can you tell me now?"

He looked at Scott with curiosity.

"The so-called 'Tower of Babel,' the so-called shared ideal."

"certainly……"

Scott smiled, took out the [Magic Mirror], and called Eddie.

"Eddie, come to the first classroom on the left side of the third floor corridor."

He was too lazy to explain and answer their endless questions in detail.

Let's leave this to Eddie, the gossip king, the chatterbox prince, and the propaganda minister of the "Tower of Babel," Camitcher!

Chapter 545 Medal Reception Ceremony, Grevis

After dinner that day, Scott received a message from William, something he hadn't heard from in a long time.

[She's awake!]

[Although I haven't met her yet, I can sense it!]

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