Harry Potter’s Book of Sin

In fact, the old housekeeper was not very clear. Why did Velly say that he did not like the Brandt family before, but when he briefly talked about the attack on Denmark, he chose to come to the side hall. .

But he was also very clear that as long as Willie didn't want to say, it was definitely useless to ask.

So ... yes, since Willie is going, he just has to follow. Anyway, even if Mr. Blois is here, he will definitely follow Willy's opinion, and of course the old housekeeper can't understand it.

Therefore, when the two went to the side hall on the first floor of Boothbatten Castle, not only was Madame Maxim confused, but in fact the old housekeeper did not know much more than she did.

Of course, everything obviously does not prevent them from continuing the conversation.

"Miss Brandt," Maxim said briefly, "This is the heir to the Blois family, the only daughter of the Blois family's daughter, Miss Willie Blois. Then ... um, she The old gentleman behind me presumably doesn't need any extra introductions from me. "

Because Willie hadn't shown much to outsiders since she was a child, other families knew that the owner of Blois had a young lady, but most of them had never seen it in person.

However, this is clearly the past.

In recent years, due to Maca's activity and Mr. Blois's personal trips several times, some of Willie's developments have been included in the scope of intelligence gathering by various forces. Just like staying in Boothbatton this time, many eyes have already fixed her location.

"Of course," said the timid Miss Brandt, who could not help but glance at Willie and the old housekeeper, and then whispered softly, "I certainly recognize Mr. Blois the housekeeper-at the age of 14. In the future, my father allowed me to participate in several important dances and celebrations. I have seen Mr. Housekeeper a few distances. But ... Miss Blois, good morning! This should be our first time to meet? "

"Well?"

When this Miss Brandt spoke, it seemed that Willie was only looking at her and thinking about things, and didn't listen too carefully.

"Really?"

Haven't seen each other before, it's not clear to Willy because she hasn't paid much attention to others. Plants are obviously more interesting to her than humans.

But when others talk to her actively, she still takes it seriously-this is one of the few teachings that mom once taught as a child.

"Good morning, nice to meet you."

Willie replied so politely, even when she responded in this way, she could not even see a trace of "happy" on her delicate face.

After waiting for a while, Willie continued:

"Miss Brandt, do you know what your family plans to do about Denmark?"

It must be said that her sentence was somewhat abrupt, and the other three people present were actually a little confused. No one, including the old housekeeper, understood what she wanted to know.

Are you asking the Brandt family's defense plan in the face of the coming disaster? Or is it actually trying to test whether the Brandt family would choose to escape?

Or maybe ... in fact, at the Brandt's house, a girl who was not much older than her was sent to ask for help?

It was precisely because she didn't know Willy that she couldn't figure out what degree she had thought of. This is often the cause of self-reliance in a purposeful discussion.

"I ... our family, just want to ask the resistance alliance and the noble family to lend us a helping hand in this crisis." Miss Brandt pursed her lips, and after a moment of hesitation, this slowly Authenticly, "As for the other ... should be just some precautionary preparations within your ability."

However, Willie could not help hearing her head crooked. The expression looked more confused than her.

"Your family wants us to help? Why?" Surprises gradually appeared on her face. "Isn't it a disaster now, isn't it Denmark? Shouldn't we help them as much as possible first?"

These few questions from Willie can be said to be deeply in the soul.

In fact, Velly's idea couldn't be simpler-wherever disasters are needed, help is needed, where the enemy attacks, where resistance is.

Isn't this the principle that the Alliance of Resistance should uphold? Otherwise, what exactly is this group that has gathered so many forces "resisting"?

There is no doubt that Hermione was absolutely right when he founded this alliance. Even though many things are still beyond her power, her approach may be frustrated in the face of cruel reality, but no one can say that she is doing it wrong.

However, Hermione is correct, but it does not mean that others are equally correct.

Maxim's vision was not short-lived, but her focus was always on the safety of Boothbatten School of Magic, which meant that she could not look at the whole disaster unselfishly.

Similarly, the focus of the old Blois housekeeper must have always been on the homeowner, the lady and the family, and the rebel alliance is only a tool at his side.

And apart from them, the other members of the league are not to mention. Just like the Brandt's, the majority of those who only care about the snow in front of the door.

Too large a gap in combat power will make people choose to give up, and there are countless examples of big disasters flying on their own.

Now that the Danish disaster has broken out, Hermione, the leader of the alliance, who resists the most positive and selfless, is temporarily absent, and everyone else almost invariably chooses to take a step back.

Yes ~ www.wuxiaspot.com ~ In the face of the Danish incident, a step back will definitely make more room for resistance. But when the scourge spreads further from Denmark? Can everyone really prepare enough to resist each other?

This war is not sitting next to a chess game on both sides of the chessboard. Even if it is inferior overall, it is impossible to admit defeat and surrender. If you do n’t work hard, it will only die uglier.

Unfortunately, there are many people who understand this, but not many who can really fight their lives.

Looking at the brandished Miss Brandt who was sitting there, Willie waited for a while, but at last she seemed to blink a little bit:

"Oh ... are you scared? Well, it doesn't matter, our Blois are not afraid!"

Having said that, I saw her standing up decisively, beckoning to the old housekeeper on the side:

"Let's go! We need to inform our father! Also, aren't there many people from our family on Granger's camp? There are Hermiones from Britain, so ... it's time to move to Denmark."

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