harry potter book of crimes

In the end, Hermione did not directly express her inner doubts to Maka, but chose to open her heart slightly awkwardly, trying to convince Maka with her long-repressed true feelings. Even though she was not convinced by what Maka had just said.

His disapproval could not have been more obvious.

There is no doubt that this is because her feelings for Maka - whether it is love or friendship - have almost surpassed the concept of right and wrong that she has always adhered to.

This is really rare for Hermione who always clearly distinguishes between right and wrong.

However, at this moment, after hearing her reveal her heart, the person who felt the most moved was Harry standing next to her. Listening to Hermione's slightly hoarse sincere shout that suddenly sounded in his ears, Harry

I felt a wave of heat rush into my brain, and the palm that was always holding the hilt of Gryffindor's sword even trembled slightly.

yes!

"Let us fight side by side"--isn't this the goal he has been striving for overtly and secretly while looking at Maka's seemingly unreachable back?

No matter how difficult it is to get along with the Sword of Gryffindor, no matter how dangerous it is to fight against massive zombies and powerful demons, no matter how slim the hope of catching up with Maka is. In the struggle against all difficulties and obstacles,

Swinging back and forth between anger and madness, he struggled, suffered, was close to giving up several times, and then forced himself to pick himself up again, step by step to get to where he is today.

So at this moment, before Hermione finished speaking, and before Maka in front of her opened her mouth to answer, Harry couldn't help but take a step forward and said equally loudly:

"Maka, what Hermione said is exactly what I want to say! In those battles with demons during this period, I believe you have seen our current strength - even if we still have not caught up with you, we can

At least we are no longer just a drag on you, right? So...well, although I'm not as smart as Hermione, I really don't understand much of what you just said, but I think...as long as we work together

, there must be a better choice!”

Although Harry said he didn't understand, it could be seen that he actually had a considerable understanding of the current situation.

Like Hermione, he also knew...or thought that the reason why Maka said those words before was probably because of a deep meaning. Just like when she left Hogwarts to confront Dumbledore, this

Obviously this isn't the first time Maka has done this.

However, to be honest, I saw Maka playing the most dangerous role alone, while I could only be confused and worried all the way, until finally I silently enjoyed with everyone the fruits of victory that Maka had worked so hard to get for everyone.

He's had enough!

I believe that every Gryffindor will definitely not be able to accept it.

"Yeah?"

But the next second, he saw the tall figure in front of the throne and just shook his head slightly. The face of a demon made him unable to understand what the other person's expression was at this time.

He only heard Maka calmly say:

"'Fighting side by side'... aren't we already doing this?"

Maka looked at Harry and Hermione, as if she had expected their emotional outburst. He then stretched out his right arm and said:

"Hermione, Harry... and everyone... Actually, I know that you have been working hard all along. And I have always seen the hard work you have put in for this - especially Ron.

, in order to open the formation and create an opportunity for everyone to win, you also permanently lost your legs. In the end, you defeated powerful demons one after another, yes, all by your own strength!"

"Even I can't do any better," he said, "really."

But when he said this, he paused for a moment, and then suddenly said in a deep voice:

"But, what is the ultimate purpose of all we have done? Is it just to end this disaster? No, at this point, it is no longer enough to just end all this, far from enough... because of this disaster

, too many people have died, and so many new lives have been born from these innocent dead. You have been able to get along with them closely during this period of time, so——Hermione

, tell me, how should we treat them now? What about in the future?"

At the end of the sentence, Maka seemed to smile, then spread her hands and said:

"Don't think too much, I have no other plans this time... Perhaps, I should let you meet Ms. Kern, so that you can directly experience how she is no less than Professor Dumbledore."

Great wizard!"

Maka is serious?

Up to this point, when both Hermione and Harry expressed their intentions one after another and hoped to put everything aside and have a good talk, Maka still brought the topic back. Based on his previous remarks, he added

I further analyzed the pros and cons to everyone, and finally tried to directly dispel everyone's concerns.

This made Hermione and others feel that it would be a bit far-fetched to say that Maka was acting.

"So, should we really consider Maka's proposal...?" Hermione thought with some hesitation.

If the question Maka had asked had been placed in the past, then whether it was Harry, Hermione, or anyone else, there would have been only one answer - to clear them out without hesitation. Probably as

Only when all living corpses are eliminated from this world will the world return to peace and tranquility.

But now, let’s not care about the living zombies in the second battlefield. At least for now, these living zombies in southern England have been given emotions by Maka, brought under control, and can even fight side by side with them on the battlefield with demons. I’m afraid.

It's a different matter.

Or at least, putting aside personal emotions and looking at the actual pros and cons, it is obvious that it is not appropriate to have conflicts with these living zombies who have begun to show goodwill to humans in the short term.

On this basis, Maka's previous argument about "new humanity" is indeed a win-win solution to a certain extent.

but……

"Maka," Hermione pursed her lips, then looked at Maka, and said slowly in a very elusive tone, "If we become what you call a 'new human being', then we...

Or us?"

"Yes! This is a problem." Maka nodded, but said calmly, "When Ms. Kern told me about her great vision at the beginning, I also told her about my great vision like you.

Questioning... no, not only questioning, in fact, I also disagreed with her approach at the beginning.

However, compared to Ms. Kern, our vision is indeed a bit too short-sighted. The "New Humanity Project" is a great undertaking that will benefit mankind for generations to come!

If it only takes the sacrifice of one generation to make the entire human civilization - whether wizards or Muggles - take a giant step forward in the nature of life, then what does this sacrifice mean?"