Chapter 1978 "Aurors and Accomplices"

"No! It's impossible! Why did Maca drive them out of Hogwarts, and why did you... wait a minute, this must be Maca's way of keeping you, and us all, from the impending danger I did it, didn’t I? That’s right, that’s it, Hogwarts… something terrible must have happened again! Maybe, the source of the changes in the mist this time is in Hogwarts! "

After hearing Charlie's words, Hermione muttered to herself as if she wanted to convince herself first.

Finally, she raised her head again, looked back and forth at Charlie and Ron and said:

"Isn't it? Maca is for us. If you and old Mr. Aslan stayed in Hogwarts at that time, it might be dangerous!"

"Then why didn't he say it clearly? Why did he use that method again..." Charlie seemed to recall the scene when he saw Maca. After a pause, he couldn't help shaking his head and said, "Hermione , have you seen Maca? If you have seen the current Maca, I think you will no longer think as much as possible when you encounter him. I admit that the past Maca Ka is indeed the benefactor and savior of many of us, but now... To be honest, I almost wonder if he is controlled by Hai Erbo!"

"Think as best as possible?" Hermione was startled, then shook her head and said, "No, I'm just guessing based on the facts!"

"yes?"

As Charlie said, he waved his hands and said:

"But based on what we know now, I can even speculate that those monsters that emerged from the mist might have been created by Maca! Can you use the facts to overthrow my guess?"

Charlie's words were of course not serious, he just wanted to use this extreme method to remind Hermione that although she still looked sensible, she had actually lost her rationality and objectivity.

It's just that it seems a bit difficult to get Hermione to calm down right now... or to put some negative thoughts into her consideration of Maca's various behaviors.

"Stop talking!" Hermione shook her head vigorously again, then turned her head to look straight at Ron and said, "What about you? Yes, I haven't been able to meet Maca directly since we left on the island. But you've seen Maca too—do you have the same opinion as Charlie about Maca now?"

"Uh."

Seeing Hermione staring straight at him, Ron couldn't help hesitating—when was the last time Hermione looked at him like this? Was it when I said bad things about her in school and made her angry?

It's obviously not that long, but various events that have happened in recent years have made Ron feel as if even his memory has become a little blurred.

"I don't know... Well, Charlie's last sentence must be... a little too much." He hesitated, "However, if you want to ask me how I feel about the current Maca... Indeed, it is very different from before. Same, kind of uncomfortable... presumably Harry felt the same way."

In the end, he still couldn't help bringing his good buddies in, because to be honest, he couldn't resist Hermione's questioning and begging eyes.

And when Ron finished saying this, Hermione's sharp gaze mixed with persecution finally disappeared. She suddenly turned her head again, and finally her eyes fell on Luna who was opposite her.

This time, Hermione seemed at a loss for words.

"Don't worry," Luna is worthy of being Luna, and she can still smile until now, she slightly hooked her mouth and whispered softly to Hermione, "We have to believe in Maca, no matter what happens. "

"Even if Maca is really controlled by Hai Erbo, is it the same?"

As Charlie asked this question, he thought to himself, in order to keep everyone rational, does this "villain" have to be himself?

But who knew, when things were like this, Luna still nodded decisively and said:

"That's right! Whoever treats me well, I must treat them well—isn't it supposed to be like this? If he is controlled by his mind and does something against his heart, if he wakes up in the future, he will definitely I regret it very much... If he was the only one who regretted it, he would be too lonely and pitiful, and he would definitely need a companion who made mistakes with him to share the regret."

"Then why can't we correct him before he makes a mistake?" Charlie obviously couldn't accept Luna's argument.

However, Luna just blinked her eyes and said with some doubts:

"Yes? Both 'Auror' and 'accomplice' are necessary, and they don't conflict?"

...

No matter how wonderful the conversation is going on in this tent, these contents are also discussions and debates among their "insiders", and everyone will definitely not spread any trust or doubts in it to other irrelevant people in the ear.

And it has to be said that even though Sarah and Maca have a very good relationship, Maca would never tell Hermione and the others some things, but would tell Sarah instead. But for Hermione and others, Sarah can still only be regarded as "half" of her own.

Of course, Sarah knew more or less about this, and apparently didn't care.

Because now, she only lives for herself.

"Click."

"Oh!"

Because she knocked too hard, Sarah cracked some of the arms of a clay doll, which made her shake her head helplessly.

"The material is still not good enough, so even if it is converted by alchemy, the effect will definitely not be enough." She threw the small hammer casually, stroked her hair with some headaches, and muttered to herself.

In the end, she still threw all her things aside, patted the dirt on her hands and stood up.

"Forget it, let's put aside the matter of the doll for now... Well, what happened to Granger?"

Because she vaguely sensed that Hermione was in the tent, and the magic fluctuations of several people were a little strange, Sarah immediately realized what might have happened.

However, she didn't care much, so she didn't have any idea of ​​eavesdropping.

"McLean doesn't know what's going on. He almost took everyone aside. What are you doing? Hmm...Speaking of which, where are the father and daughter of Blois now?"

Thinking of this, she suddenly planned to go out for a couple of laps, maybe she could find something that would allow her to further adapt to her emotions.

After all, a lot of things don't seem so urgent right now—at least for her.

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