Chapter 2016 Mishap at Sea

"Then, I think there is one last thing, because there are many other people at the camp in Cherbourg, so I dare not discuss it with you lightly. You will remember that Charlie once said that in the Yorkshire Dales A powerful enemy similar to the 'demon' appeared, causing many alumni who moved there to die and injure a lot, and had to evacuate urgently..."

When talking about this, Hermione's expression seemed a little unnatural, but she quickly straightened her face and continued:

"Actually, it stands to reason that the Yorkshire Dales and Devon, where we are now, should be about the same distance from London. Everyone knows that a large number of living corpses gathered in London back then, so much so that the UK It was empty and dead for a while, as if every city had become a dead city... However, Charlie said before that a lot of living corpses suddenly appeared around the camp in the Yorkshire Dales."

"You know, although we often saw living corpses moving back and forth when we were in Winchester, we never noticed any signs of them moving north collectively!" She looked down at the map and said while thinking, " Then...how did they pass by? They couldn’t just appear there out of thin air, right?”

Thinking about it like this, Hermione suddenly raised her head again, looked at Safina who was sitting by the window not far away, and said:

"Miss Grofein, you have been wandering around and fighting every few days these days, and you should be the one who is most familiar with the land of Britain today... Have you observed a large number of living corpses moving to the central part of the country? ?"

As soon as she finished speaking, Safina spread her hands casually.

"I basically just wandered back and forth between Winchester and Weymouth," she said casually, "but it's true that I haven't seen any traces of them going north, at most It’s just that a small number of them were pushed to the north due to the riots of other living corpses, and... they don’t seem to want to be too far away from London.”

As for this, she shrugged and added:

"That's why the situation this time is very special. It's not just those sudden appearances...'demons'? In fact, it includes living corpses, and...you have also seen that the fog that originally covered everything has risen to the sky inexplicably. It became a cloud covering the whole of England."

Only she and the Ursula sisters were here to witness the most important phase of the mist's transformation. The others didn't see them because they all left Weymouth at that time and went to Granger's camp on the opposite bank.

However, even if Safina experienced the entire process of the mist rising into clouds, she still didn't understand what this abnormal phenomenon meant.

Therefore, although such clueless things bothered everyone present, everyone had to put it aside for the time being. After all, they still have more urgent things to think about and solve.

"Then... um, let's all think about it separately! At least for now, we can only stay here and wait until Miss Hohenheim finishes arranging the formation!"

When Hermione concluded the discussion with these words and brought the small impromptu meeting to an end, Ron on the side couldn't help but glance at her more.

He seemed to have noticed that Hermione seemed to have missed some things. However, he did not open his mouth to point it out, but a trace of doubt quietly passed in his heart about this.

...

Just a week before Hermione and the others temporarily settled down in the reconstructed burrow to discuss matters, the Reformation, which had stopped and stopped at sea for a long time, finally stopped in a certain sea area again.

Right now, Professor McGonagall is teaching students in the cabin used for daily teaching.

In her class, the little wizards obviously didn't dare to be distracted, and everyone was listening to her explaining the mysteries of transfiguration more seriously.

It's just that, after floating in the boundless sea for a long time, the freshness of the little wizards at the beginning has obviously long passed. Compared with the rather strict professors like McGonagall and Snape, the performance of everyone in the classroom can be imagined in courses such as history of magic and divination.

To be honest, McGonagall also knew this, but she couldn't help but criticize the students too much. Because she knew that the days at sea were rather dull indeed.

Just like the unchanging scene, people seldom even go to the deck to enjoy the day and night sea view recently - they are all the same scene, no matter how beautiful it is, they will get tired of looking at it.

However, some people think this kind of life is very boring, while others may not. Just like now, Snape was standing by the railing on one side of the ship, looking at the undulating waves, feeling the taste of being bathed in the salty sea breeze, and seemed quite comfortable.

"Severus, you're here again...it's windy here, go back to the cabin!"

He heard a familiar figure not far behind, but Snape didn't turn his head... The sea breeze made his robe rattle.

"Severus?"

"You go in first, and I will go back by myself in a while."

Snape finally replied casually, but he obviously didn't care too much about the other party's concern. For him, he is used to living alone, and now that he has a younger sister, even though the time is not short, he is still not used to it.

But in fact, Snape may still care about this sister very much. Otherwise, he wouldn't have made a special trip to England to bring Tia here before the disaster became serious.

However, Tia's thoughts seemed to be different from Snape's.

"Severus, yesterday Professor McGonagall said it might be time for us to go back."

"what?"

Without Dumbledore's restraint, and Maca's absence for a long time, Snape became more or less casual. Recently, Professor McGonagall and the others have something to discuss, and he has not actively participated in it.

Speaking of which, if it weren't for Maca, he might not have stayed at Hogwarts as a professor anymore.

Now hearing Tia mention Professor McGonagall's words behind her, Snape's calm and indifferent posture finally changed. Needless to say, Professor McGonagall's proposal has completely exceeded his expectations.

The next moment, he suddenly turned around, and the hem of the black robe was blown forward by the wind as he turned around.

"What's going on? Why do you want to go back?" Snape frowned and said, "Isn't there still a lot of supplies on board?"

"So, you should participate in the professor's discussion more!" Tia blinked and said, "Also, Professor McGonagall said to go back, but it's not to go back to the UK... In a place far away from the disaster, let the students Let’s go back to land again, isn’t this part of the study tour?”

However, the two were talking on the deck, but they didn't know that some danger was approaching secretly.