harry potter book of crimes

"Then, I think there is one last thing. Because there are many other people in the camp at Cherbourg, I dare not discuss it with you easily. You should still remember that Charlie once said that there are also many people in the Yorkshire Dales.

A powerful enemy similar to a 'demon' appeared, causing many alumni who moved there to suffer heavy casualties and had to evacuate urgently..."

When talking about this matter, Hermione's expression seemed a little unnatural, but she quickly regained her composure and continued:

"In fact, it stands to reason that the distance between the Yorkshire Dales and Devon, where we are now, and London should be about the same. Everyone knows that living corpses once gathered in London in large numbers, so much so that even in the UK

It was once empty and dead, as if every city had turned into a dead city... However, Charlie said before that many living corpses suddenly appeared around the camp in the Yorkshire Dales."

"You know, although we often saw living corpses moving back and forth when we were in Winchester, we never noticed any signs of them migrating north collectively!" She looked down at the map and thought, "

So...how did they get there? They couldn't have appeared there out of thin air, right?"

While thinking about it, Hermione suddenly raised her head again, looked at Safina who was sitting by the window not far away and said:

"Miss Geofine, you have been traveling around fighting every few days these days. You should be the most familiar with the land of Britain today... Have you observed a large number of living corpses moving to the central part of the country?

?"

As soon as she finished speaking, Safina spread her hands casually.

"I basically just wandered back and forth between Winchester and Weymouth," she said casually, "but it's true that I haven't seen any trace of them going north, at most.

It's just that a small number of them were pushed slightly north due to the riots of other zombies, and... they don't seem to want to go too far away from London."

At this point, she shrugged her shoulders and added:

"That's why this situation is very special. It's not just the sudden appearance of...'demons'? In fact, it includes living corpses, and...you also saw that the fog that originally shrouded everything also inexplicably rose into the sky.

It became a cloud that covered the whole of Britain."

During the most important stage of the mist's change, only she and Ursula were the two sisters here to see it with their own eyes. The others had left Weymouth at that time and went to the Granger camp on the other side, so they did not see it with their own eyes.

See.

However, even if Safina experienced the entire process of mist rising into clouds, she did not understand what this abnormal phenomenon meant.

Therefore, although such clueless things troubled everyone present, everyone had to put it aside for the time being. After all, they had more more urgent things to think about and solve.

"Then...well, let's all think about it ourselves first! At least for now, until Miss Hohenheim completes the arrangement of the formation, we can only stay here and wait!"

When Hermione ended the discussion with these words, bringing this small impromptu meeting to an end, Ron on the side couldn't help but look at her more.

He seemed to have noticed that Hermione seemed to have omitted some things and did not mention them. However, he did not open his mouth to point it out, but a trace of doubt quietly passed through his heart.

…

Just a week before Hermione and the others temporarily settled down in the rebuilt burrow to discuss matters, the Change, which had been on the sea for a long time, finally stopped in a certain sea area.

Currently, Professor McGonagall is teaching students in the cabin used for daily teaching.

In her class, the little wizards obviously didn't dare to be distracted, and everyone was listening to her explain the secrets of transfiguration attentively.

However, after drifting on the endless sea for a long time, the freshness that the young wizards had at the beginning has obviously passed. Compared with the rather strict professors such as McGonagall and Snape, such as History of Magic and Divination.

For such courses, you can imagine how well everyone performed in class.

To be honest, McGonagall also knew this, but she could not blame the students too much because she understood that the days of sailing at sea were indeed quite boring.

Just like that unchanging scene, people rarely even go to the deck to enjoy the sea view day and night - it's all the same scenery, no matter how beautiful it is, you will get tired of it.

However, some people think this kind of life is boring, but some people may not. Just like now, Snape is standing by the railing on one side of the ship, looking at the undulating waves and feeling the feeling of bathing in the salty sea breeze.

, seems quite comfortable.

"Severus, you're here again...it's windy here, please go back to the cabin!"

He heard a familiar figure suddenly ringing not far behind him, but Snape did not turn around... The sea breeze made his robe rustle.

"Severus?"

"You go in first, I will go back later."

Snape finally replied casually, but obviously he didn't care too much about the other party's concern. For him, he was used to living alone, and now he had a sister, even though the time was not short, but

Still not very used to it.

But in fact, Snape may still care about this sister very much. Otherwise, he would not have made a special trip to England earlier and brought Tia with him before the disaster became serious.

However, Tia's thoughts seemed to be different from Snape's.

"Severus, Professor McGonagall said yesterday that it might be time for us to go back."

"What?"

Without Dumbledore's restraint, and Maka not being around for a long time, Snape has become more or less casual. Recently, Professor McGonagall and the others have been discussing something, and he has rarely taken the initiative to participate.

Speaking of which, if it weren't for Maka, he might not have stayed at Hogwarts as a professor.

Now that he heard Tia mentioning Professor McGonagall's words behind him, Snape's calm and indifferent attitude finally changed. Needless to say, Professor McGonagall's proposal completely exceeded his expectations.

The next moment, he suddenly turned around, and the hem of his black robe was suddenly blown forward by the wind as he turned around.

"What's going on? Why do you want to go back?" Snape frowned and asked, "Isn't there still a lot of supplies on the ship?"

"So, you should participate more in the discussions between professors and them!" Tia blinked, "Also, Professor McGonagall said she was going back, but not back to England... let students stay away from disasters

Let’s go back to land again. Isn’t this part of the study tour?”

However, while the two of them were talking on the deck, they didn't know that some danger had been approaching secretly.