Harry Potter’s Book of Sin

"Yes, madam, the kid who took the picture... is really just a small accident. You know, we are also wand makers, and we still have a little research on how to make the wand run away temporarily! You see, you Hogwar The people here are basically the magic wands of Garrick Ollivander, right? That guy can only rely on unicorn hair, phoenix tail feathers and dragon nerves when choosing the core of the wand, although his production technology is indeed not Of course, two unicorns and two dragons also have individual differences, but this is still too monotonous after all... Mr. Ollivander himself is not good at spell fighting. He didn’t know that the wand that came out of this way was There are still loopholes in actual combat, especially when encountering wizards like us who are also wandmakers..."

　　 Colin's fainting incident is always a big contradiction between the two sides. Even though John had explained it just now, it would not be enough to let Minerva take the initiative to reassure him. For this reason, just after speaking with Snape, John Stewart immediately picked up the topic again, and specifically explained the reason.

　　 When Minerva listened to what John said, she immediately discovered that many details fit well with the situation she had previously checked for Colin.

　　 But after all, it's because Colin's child really didn't suffer much harm, or she wouldn't be so calm now.

　　 "In other words, you really don't want to expose your whereabouts to more people?"

　　 Seeing Minerva pondering this question for a while, John on the opposite side shrugged helplessly, and then pushed on Snape on the side:

"Actually, you can't say it's just'just'-it's not a small matter, but it's really a'private matter'. Since Mr. Snape doesn't want to say it, I can't pretend to be generous and help him solve your doubts. Yes. But as long as Ms. McGonagall still trusts Mr. Snape, why not listen to his opinion of the three of us...how?"

　　Since Snape is at stake, why should he be so embarrassed, just let Snape explain it directly?

　　 "Severus?"

　　 Minerva saw this, she could only turn her head again and looked at Snape beside her.

　　 But at this moment, Snape shook his head slightly.

"Stewart...yes, you did come to me for that personal matter before, but aside from that matter, how can I guarantee that you have no other plans to hide? Now you want me to come. Help you prove your harmlessness? Isn't it too ridiculous?"

　　 As he spoke, Snape squinted at the other side again, and finally let out a sneer like a mockery squeezed out of his nose.

　　 And listening to Snape's tone that seemed to always be such a mockery, such a scornful guy like John, he couldn't help feeling a little depressed at this time.

"Hey!" He couldn't help interrupting Snape. "Why are your Snape's people so extreme? Either you cower and don't say anything, or you ridicule and mock ridiculously... …Can’t you communicate normally?"

　　 John's remark is not so much a counter-examination, but it is more like a complaint. After speaking, he waved his hand again, and then changed his words:

"Forget it, look at you like this, I'm afraid that it will not be done whether private or official... Mr. Snape, just remember, if you are willing, the guarantee I made to you before is still valid, consider it carefully Come on!"

　　 "Don't think about it." Snape heard the words and said immediately.

　　 John watched him tilt his head helplessly, and after thinking about it, he turned his gaze and looked at Minerva again.

"Ms. McGonagall, I think the behavior of the three of us is indeed a bit reckless. It will cause misunderstandings from your Excellency... and the professors outside. There is nothing we can do about it. It's just... in this extraordinary period, we This trip needs to be kept confidential, and it should not be that difficult to understand—you know, we are not the only one in America."

　　 As he spoke, he roughly pointed and gestured in a certain direction to the west, and then continued:

　　 "In fact, the support of people in our'workshop' seems to have been noticed by some people."

　　 When Minerva heard him say that, she couldn't help but glance at each other with Snape.

　　 Yes, although in recent years, the United States and British Hogwarts have not had close contacts with each other, but the two parties have never had any enmity after all. Even because the founder of Ifamuni has a lot of history with Hogwarts, if he is willing to miss the old days, he may stand on the front line at any time.

　　Since there is no hatred, no grudges, even if Minerva and the others are vigilant at this moment, naturally they always have a cautious mind. Otherwise, Minerva would not specifically come to meet with each other first.

　　 And now that John Stewart mentioned the reason for trying to keep his whereabouts a secret, he soon realized that what this guy said was indeed reasonable.

Yes, Ivamoni also has opponents on the American side—because American wizards used to be mostly not native Americans, they moved to the Americas on a large scale, and they did not get along with the native wizards of America from the beginning. . UU reading www.uukanshu.com

If Ifamoni has taken almost all of the students of North American wizards, then Castro Busche in Brazil is the one that occupies the share of enrollment in South America. It is a place with a much longer history than Ifamoni. The first wizarding school in the Americas is said to have originated from the original Aztec civilization, and it is not much better than Hogwarts.

　　 Of course, the former Castro Buscher was indeed not so friendly to the outside world. But after so many years, now, the teachers and students of that school have been in contact with each other a lot. Before, Bill had a pen pal of Castro Buscher!

　　 However, their poor relationship with Ifamoni is a well-known fact.

　　Minerva thought for a while, but didn't say anything about it, just nodded slightly.

"So... the three'private matters' with Severus seem to have finished their discussions, when are they going to leave next? I understand your difficulties, so the difficulties of our Hogwarts, I must be able to Can you tell? To be honest, we obviously don't have much energy to give the three of you a warm hospitality right now."

　　 Her meaning is very clear-since there is nothing else, let's leave now! We are also very busy here, but we don't have the time to spend any more energy staring at you.

　　 This order of chasing a guest can not be clearer.

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