Hogwarts behind-the-scenes big boss

The White Wizard's thoughts were clearly seen by Moriarty.

But how could Moriarty send out his men.

Among Moriarty's team, old Flint and old Foley are too old, and Marcus and Jericho are too young.

Lockhart is an expert in diplomacy and a talented person, and he is also well-known in the European wizarding community.

He also wrote a novel called "Traveling with Vampires". People who don't know must think that Lockhart is very familiar with vampires.

The bad thing is this book!

Only Moriarty knew that Lockhart's experience was false. Although Lockhart had recently been improving his actual combat experience, his improvement in strength was too slow, and it was still difficult for him to resist vampires with evil intentions.

Moreover, Moriarty is not willing to let Lockhart visit the vampires, so this golden sign should be left to England to attract money.

Seeing Dumbledore pretending to be thoughtful, Moriarty also pretended to be thinking seriously.

This appearance was caught by Old Dengtou out of the corner of his eye, and he couldn't help but wonder if he was overthinking it. Moriarty really didn't set up a small organization?

In fact, Old Deng did not lie. Although there was an element of testing Moriarty, he really had no one to send.

The two of them were lost in thought, and the principal's office was quiet. Suddenly, the system issued a task!

"It has been detected that the host needs to visit the Jewish Marquis. Four candidates and four corresponding tasks are now released for the host to choose.

Choice one: Quirinus Quirrell.

Mission 1: Pachiro visits the Jewish Marquis to find out the secret of the headless vampire ancestor. The reward is 10,000 points. If the mission fails, there is no penalty.

Choice 2: Bill Weasley.

Task 2: Send Bill to visit the Jewish Marquis...The rewards are the same as above, without punishment.

Choice three: William Romot.

Mission 3: Send William...reward, 50,000 points! If the mission fails, the host will be punished by turning into a toad for thirty days.

Choice 4: Lucius Malfoy.

Mission 4: Send Lucius...reward, 80,000 points! If the mission fails, Lucius will be killed by a vampire, and the host will be punished to take over Narcissa... Narcissa.

Please host to make a choice within four minutes. Every choice you make is crucial."

Moriarty first eliminated Bill Weasley for the simple reason that Bill couldn't beat the Jewish Marquis.

Originally, Moriarty planned to exclude William because of his youth. William is one year younger than Bill.

But the third task given by the system confused Moriarty.

Why is Bill only awarded 10,000 points for doing the same task?

If William does it, will he be rewarded with 50,000 points?

Bill has a saying mmp. I don’t know whether to say it or not.

Moriarty was aggrieved because of Bill. They were all workers, so who did he look down on?

And the punishment for not completing the task is different for the two people!

Bill cannot complete the task, and Moriarty will not be punished.

If William cannot complete the task, Moriarty will receive a 30-day toad experience card x 1.

This time it's William's turn. He's also a worker. Who do you look down on?

Moriarty asked the system, and the answer given by the system was very official: "All the tasks provided are to help the host become the big boss behind the scenes as soon as possible. Please feel free to choose the host. The host is reminded that there are three minutes left to choose."

Moriarty began to think about the remaining two candidates.

"Quirinus Quirrell!"

"Lucius?? Malfoy!"

To be honest, Lucius became the fourth candidate given by the system, which was a bit unexpected.

Moriarty has no intention of telling the major British families about his grievances with the vampires.

However, since the system has selected Lucius, it means that Lucius is qualified. Think about it, as a well-known pureblood, Lucius is still very good at diplomacy, entertainment, and negotiation.

As a pure-blood family that has lasted for hundreds of years, the self-confidence brought by its heritage and inheritance is naturally impeccable and will not be underestimated by the Vampire Marquis.

Lucius is also a graduate of Hogwarts Slytherin House, enough to represent the Slytherin family and Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Look at Quirrell again.

Quirrell now is not the crazy Voldemort servant he was when Harry Potter was in first year.

Three months have passed. Quirrell should have recovered from his injury. He has sufficient travel experience. No one knows where the Jewish Marquis lives. Moriarty probably has to find Countess Swann to find out the details.

Location.

Also, Quirrell has dealt with vampires more often than ordinary wizards.

His advantages are also obvious.

Judging from his own advantages, Lucius seems to be slightly better than Chilo.

But Lucius and Quirrell are different.

Moriarty can summon Quirrell with a letter, but with his current strength and power, he cannot summon Lucius with a letter.

It was undoubtedly a difficult thing to persuade Lucius to visit the Jewish Marquis.

Think about it, autumn is approaching and the breeze is getting colder. In your picturesque manor, you are sitting in a magnificent villa in front of a warm fireplace, eating hot hot pot with your wife and son.

Your wife's bright smile and your son's happy face make you extremely intoxicated. You are about to thank Merlin before taking a bite of barbecue, but an uninvited guest breaks into your home.

This man wants you to visit a vampire who has lived for who knows how many years.

Moreover, you'd better find out the secret of the headless vampire ancestor, and your words should be gentle and your actions should be gentle, otherwise you will be dragged into the coffin by the vampire to suck the blood dry.

Are you full of questions???

Are these human words? Voldemort is not so unreasonable!

If it were Moriarty, he would probably kill that person with the Death Curse, and then kill his soul again!

Obviously, if you choose Lucius, it will not be difficult for Lucius to complete the task. The real difficulty is how to persuade Lucius to visit.

It's impossible to compare for a while.

Moriarty then focused on mission rewards and mission penalties.

Regardless of whether Quirrell completes the task or not, the rewards and punishments are quite satisfactory.

Ten thousand points is neither more nor less, and it is also a punishment.

But compared with Lucius's reward for completing the mission, it's not worth mentioning.

I believe even Hagrid can see the difference between 80,000 points and 10,000 points.

If there hadn't been that outrageous punishment, Moriarty would have chosen Lucius without hesitation!

The penalty for failing the mission is...

Is it to take over Narcissa???

"System!" Moriarty asked seriously, "Do I look like Cao Cao?"

"It's not like Cao Cao is Chinese, but the host is now British."

"Then have I ever expressed my love for wives in words or actions?"

"No, the host is surrounded by little girls. The oldest women he has come into contact with so far are Mrs. Kowa and Diana."

Moriarty's face looked like this. Even though Diana was so tender, she was actually an old elf who had lived for hundreds of years!

Maybe bigger than Nico Flamel?

"Remind the host, there are still two minutes."

"Okay, let me ask you again, since I'm not like Cao Cao, and I haven't shown my preference for wives, why is the punishment set to take over Narcissa?"

For the first time, Moriarty was confused about the punishment of the system. In the past, he didn't feel wrong even if he was killed. After all, high risks come with high rewards.

But this time?

Take over Narcissa? Become Draco's stepfather?

The system is playing a bit too hard.

Moriarty felt like his system was starting to go awry.

But the system said: "I thought you would be ecstatic when you heard that Narcissa was taking over, and then said, 'Is there such a good thing?'"

Moriarty: "Huh??? There's something wrong with you."

The system explained: "If Lucius cannot reach an agreement with the Jewish Marquis, Lucius will most likely be killed due to his arrogant character. After Lucius's death, the Malfoy family will become a piece of fat.

Although the host doesn't care about money, Lucius's connections and status are still considerable.

Taking over Narcissa is a punishment, but if the host doesn't have a virginity complex, it's not that bad. This is to allow the host to take advantage of the situation and take over the Malfoy family.

Once the host digests the Malfoy family and turns the Malfoy family into a part of the Slytherin family, it will greatly increase the chance of becoming the big boss behind the scenes and shorten the time to become the big boss behind the scenes.

Once again, the starting point of this system is based on the host becoming the big boss behind the scenes.

Prompt the host that there is one minute left."

At the last minute, Moriarty must make a difficult choice - there is no reason not to choose. Sending someone to visit the Jewish Marquis was originally part of his plan, and there is a reward for making a choice, so why not choose?

Of course you have to choose!

William was excluded by Moriarty because Moriarty didn't want to become a toad, and because his mission rewards and mission penalties were too weird, Moriarty didn't understand why there was such a difference.

But the time for selection is approaching, and Moriarty can no longer think about William. He needs to choose between Quirrell and Lucius.

Who to choose?

Choose Quirrell, a letter, and get 10,000 points. Even if Quirrell finds nothing, Moriarty will not lose anything.

Choosing Lucius will definitely cost a lot of money, but it is possible to get 80,000 points. Even if Lucius dies unfortunately, his wife and children... will be well taken care of by Moriarty...

"Reminder to the host, there are five seconds left!

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Moriarty shouted before the word "one": "I choose——"