Chapter 1295 Maca's "Sorry"

To everyone but Maca and Delphi, their relationship has always been a mystery.

From the beginning when Delphi was brought to Hogwarts, the friends and professors around could see that she always had a vague sense of intimacy with Maca. Although everyone has never seen her before, they can feel that she seems to have known Maca for a long time.

And it is precisely because of this "illusion that is not an illusion" that Hermione thinks that Delphi and Maca may be that kind of childhood friend relationship.

Perhaps it is also due to some preconceived notions! Unknowingly, even Delphi's magical strength comparable to Maca indirectly became one of the evidences of her old relationship with Maca in the eyes of others.

But obviously, even Hermione, who guessed a lot, didn't know anything about Delphi's sudden appearance by Maca's side. Not to mention understanding the actual situation, it is completely impossible to even try to guess.

So right now, when Maka was about to take Luna away, but Delphi grabbed his arm for an inexplicable interaction, everyone looked puzzled.

Not to mention, the latter was still begging Maca "don't go" with that slightly trembling voice.

What the hell is this... what? What happened to the two of them?

However, even though everyone was extremely confused about this, no one asked, including Hermione. Some of them didn't dare to ask, such as Hermione; and more of them didn't even know where to start.

As for Maca at this moment... Facing Delphi's lovely and pitiful eyes, his hands stopped involuntarily.

How to do?

Needless to say, Delphi's concerns were not groundless or unfounded. It was because of what happened, felt, suffered, and maybe even cried secretly that her relationship became so unbearable.

And obviously, Maca knew in his heart that using the time-turner to play hide-and-seek with the rules, no one dared to guarantee that there was absolutely no risk.

Because of this, every time Delphi questioned or even tried to prevent him from saving Luna, Maca never said a word that completely denied her.

It's a pity that it is simply impossible for Maca to give up Luna.

After a moment's hesitation, Maca put her left hand on Delphi's hand that was holding his arm, and then gently held her hand in her palm.

"Delphi,

He stared at those swaying eyes, and said slowly but unquestionably, "I will be careful, okay?" "

The father is gentle, gentle to himself and to others--this point, Delphi is very clear.

I remember that during the war, no matter how dangerous the battle was, no matter how short the manpower was, he never canceled the deployment of the rescue team.

And his reason was always just a joking sentence:

"Saving a man means that we will have an extra present; saving a woman means that we will have an extra share of the future—so in order to balance the present and the future, we'd better save in pairs!"

Not to mention the joking tone, even if he treats strangers like this, how could he give up on Miss Lovegood who is said to be his beloved?

Of course, due to Delphi's respect and admiration for her father, what she was thinking at the moment was actually more or less glorified. The reason why Maca persisted in the rescue was mainly to replenish manpower and train successors. Otherwise, the rebel army would have been completely collapsed due to battle wear and tear!

But in Delphi's view, this is a kind of kindness and tenderness.

Therefore, before going back to this era, Delphi had made up her mind to hide her identity—her purpose was to prevent Maca from seeing through her identity.

The reason why she took the initiative to expose earlier was basically because she was forced to do so.

According to the original plan she had considered, she should have died with the "core" of the demon summoning ceremony long ago...

Feeling the warmth from Maca's palm to the back of his hand, Delphine's hand that was still tightly gripping his arm at the beginning, did not involuntarily let go.

After Maka noticed it, she simply took her hand, held it in her palm and shook it gently.

"How about it!" he said, "Come with me for a while... I have a few words to say to you."

After saying this, Maca slowly let go of the palm holding Delphi's right hand, turned around and hugged Luna horizontally.

Just like when he reported her to the ward, he didn't use any magic, but picked her up with his own hands.

Just such a detail is enough to make Delphi purse her lips, unable to say anything anymore.

And when Maca hugged Luna sideways and walked towards the door step by step in the silent eyes of everyone, Hermione, who had been standing near the door since just now, hesitated for a moment, and then stood silently. side.

She didn't dare to look at Luna in Maca's arms, because she knew that she would definitely be jealous. And if she really felt jealous of Luna...I'm afraid, even she would look down on herself.

On the other side, after Maca left the hospital bed, Delphi, who still stayed where she was, was slightly startled, and then followed her out silently.

In this way, there were three people missing in the ward, but everyone didn't feel how empty it was. After all, apart from Hermione, Delphi had been sitting in the corner and didn't take up much space, and Maca had just returned.

Not only that, but because of the inexplicable atmosphere just now, the friends felt that the ward seemed a little more stuffy.

"Hermione," Ron asked cautiously from the side, "do you know anything about Maca and that Miss Fisher?"

"do not know."

Hermione answered him almost without thinking, her tone was quite cold, which made Ron feel as if a gust of cold wind was blowing, and shrank his neck subconsciously.

And then, after Hermione slightly adjusted her mood, she said weakly:

"Miss Fisher may be Maca's childhood friend, and she should have a good relationship. When you were sleeping last night, I went to chat with her alone for a while, and learned about the relationship between her and Maca. some past."

"Before entering Hogwarts?" Harry suddenly asked curiously, "Uh...can you tell us too?"

Harry is obviously not the only one who wants to know about Maca's past. It was just because of Hermione's rather bad mood that no one dared to ask casually, and only Harry, with his rough nerves, couldn't help asking.

Fortunately, Hermione didn't seem to refuse to speak. Hearing Harry's question, she immediately sat down on the floor and casually told a few stories he had heard from Delphi.

From her point of view, there was nothing she couldn't say about those things, and Maca would definitely not mind if she knew about them. What's more, Naxi and most of the stories have a beginning and an end, and the order is even more chaotic.

Undoubtedly, Hermione just wanted to distract herself, so that she could temporarily stop thinking about the things that disturbed her.

However, even if it’s just a possibility, everyone can’t help hearing it—the story of such a child under ten years old struggling to survive alone at the bottom of the society is really fascinating, not to mention the story of the story. The child is someone next to them.

For a while, everyone was fascinated, and gradually only Hermione's lazy voice was left echoing in the ward.

...

Of course, Maca didn't know that after he left, the little friends in the ward held a "story meeting", and they all talked about his own past in those early years.

To be honest, the experience of those few years was really messy. Others heard it was thrilling and exciting, but he knew that there were still many stupid things that even Delphi had never heard of.

That kind of nonsense is obviously not suitable for a little girl to tell as a bedtime story, and the future self probably won't tell her.

Of course, even if he knew that there was a story meeting in the ward at this moment, he didn't have time to pay attention to it.

"Let's go upstairs."

After talking to Delphi who was following behind, Maca led her all the way through the corridor and up the stairs to the rest area on the top floor of St. Mungo.

As soon as you get here, you can see that although there are not many people here, there are still a few. So when he first appeared, several lines of sight moved over and fell on Maca who was holding Luna.

"Sorry, gentlemen and ladies, I need to use this layer next... So, can I trouble everyone to leave?"

Since it was Maca who asked in person, probably no one would refuse this St. Mungoli. Sure enough, the wizards and wizards who were sitting here to rest and relax soon nodded and smiled at him and left one after another.

He could see the doubt and curiosity in the eyes of these wizards, but Maca didn't explain, and everyone didn't ask anything specifically. After everyone had left, Maca gently placed Luna on the sofa, then turned her head to look seriously at Delphi's face.

He found that even though Delphi hadn't made a fuss at this moment, she didn't stare at him with a wavering face as before. But the emotion contained in those eyes still made Maca sigh softly.

"Delphi..."

He looked at the delicate face of the other party, at the slightly frowned brows, as if he didn't know what to say for a while.

In the end, he gave up some explanations or persuasion for the time being, but stepped forward and hugged the other party without hesitation.

"I'm sorry." Maca said in a low voice.