harry potter book of crimes

If you want to understand how important a person is in everyone's heart, just look at how many people will remember that person after he leaves.

Obviously, Maca's existence seems to have become irreplaceable.

Even in recent days, every time we see him, he behaves strangely. But even if everyone tries to doubt, at most they just wonder if he has fallen into Haierbo's trick and been affected by black magic.

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Yes, no one even thinks that all this is actually his intention.

How could Maka McClain, who stood in front of everyone with her thin body and tried her best to shield everyone from the wind and rain, do something detrimental to everyone?

Either he had a new plan and did it intentionally; or, the enemy simply did something to him that affected him in a bad way. In short, everything was Haierbo's fault.

In fact, everyone is more inclined to the former, because...that's Maka! Deep in everyone's heart, even if Maka is not omnipotent, I'm afraid it's not too different - from the past to the present.

, he has already brought too many surprises to everyone.

So...yes, of course Ron thinks the same way.

"...In this way, Maka defeated Voldemort and Grindelwald in the front courtyard of Hogwarts Castle, and wiped out all their plans. Of course, no one could actually witness that moment, so it was too detailed

I can't explain the situation to you in detail."

As the night got darker, Ron and Blois were sitting in the living room of the Burrow, both looking out the window, one talking and the other listening, seemingly very casually.

But in fact, since these are all about Maca, one speaks carefully and the other listens carefully.

Especially for Mr. Blois, he had already learned about many things through the family's intelligence channels, and he didn't even know much less than Ron. But somehow, tonight, he was

I’d really like to hear other people’s stories about Maca.

Similarly, Ron seems to need an opportunity to have a good chat like this to relieve the depression that has accumulated recently.

Even if the person he is chatting with is Mr. Blois, whom he is not good at dealing with.

"After that, you know...it's all about Haierbo. Maka has been trying his best to deal with him, protecting us from that guy's attacks and harassment...no, protecting everyone! If it weren't for Maka

, today’s casualties will definitely be more serious, and the disaster will definitely be more unimaginable.”

Because it was Blois who took the initiative to ask, there was no psychological burden on Ron when he told the story - at least he didn't have to worry about Blois being impatient.

When he said this, it seemed that he didn't want to mention more about Haierbo. After mentioning it for a while, he suddenly paused for a moment, and then turned to:

"Actually, now that I think about it, the days when Maka was still in school with us were more interesting a few years ago. I think Mr. Blois, what you want to hear more about is what happened at that time, right? After all, Maka and Willie

...Oh, I mean, Miss Blois...I remember that there was a time when Maca would always get up early in the morning and go to the school greenhouse with her to play with flowers and plants."

Indeed, as a father who dotes on his daughter extremely much, Blois naturally wants to know more about his daughter's time at Hogwarts. Because of this kind of thing, Willy has never taken the initiative to tell him in detail.

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However, what Blois wants to know most now is Maca's own past.

"Weasley, you can talk about Willy's matter later, but now... what I want to know more is McClain's situation. For example, how did he develop such amazing strength now?"

"ah?"

When Ron heard this, he couldn't help but be stunned for a moment.

"This...can I say 'I don't know either'?" He scratched his scalp and said with some embarrassment, "In fact, it seems that no one can really understand how strong Maka is until now, so

...Mr. Blois, I really don’t know how to answer your question.”

After all, everyone's growth is indispensable for the factor of "effort", and the same is certainly true for Maka. But just using "effort" to answer it would be too general.

In addition, Ron found that he really didn't know anything about Maka's strength.

"Well," Blois frowned, then shook his head slightly and said, "That's right, I shouldn't ask you this kind of question, just forget it!"

Seeing him say this, Ron could only shrug and then said:

"By the way! Mr. Blois, I also have a question to ask you - Sir, not long ago, you and Miss Blois were with Maka, right? I heard from my brother Charlie that it was Maka.

Kicking him out of Hogwarts...what the hell is going on?"

Ron was not the first person to ask him about this matter. But no matter how many times others asked him, Blois would not have the second answer.

"I said, I don't have the answers you want to know," he said calmly, "McLean was just doing what he wanted to do, I didn't ask, and he obviously never considered explaining the reasons to me.

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"Uh...well, I believe that."

Just looking at Blois's current attitude, Ron knew that no matter what the reason was, the other party was no longer that interested in many things. Otherwise, Blois wouldn't have behaved so well in the past two days.

Passive, almost only staying and watching at the Burrow.

Judging from his situation, maybe unless an enemy attacks the door, he probably won't take the initiative to attack.

However, it was a pity that I finally had someone who had recently acted with Maka around me, but I couldn't find out anything.

You know, how many people want to know about Maka now! In particular, everyone really wants to know what Maka's plans are.

But at this moment, Ron saw Blois, who had been sitting in front of the window since just now, finally standing up.

"I went upstairs... Oh, by the way! By the way, I should go out with Geofeiin to eliminate the living corpses tomorrow morning."

"Huh?" Ron was immediately stunned again, and then subconsciously asked, "Why?"

"I just think there is some truth to what she just said - if it ends earlier, I can go back earlier, that's all."

Before he finished speaking, Blois went upstairs without looking back.