Chapter 2234 The Roar in the Distance

Demons going south, this is not a small problem, especially when several demons seem to be going south at the same time.

As for why it is "going south"...it is naturally because, before that, they seem to have been driven to the north one after another.

"In short, this is very bad news." Hermione looked at everyone in the tent and said very seriously, "We have confronted demons several times, and I believe everyone is well aware of their horror. Demons are already so difficult to deal with, if two or even three demons meet in one place, no one will be able to do anything about them..."

As she was saying this, she suddenly heard Safina who was not far away interrupted:

"Didn't we see a battle between demons before? I was wondering if they couldn't get along peacefully together at all?"

"Hmm..." Hermione couldn't help thinking about it when she heard the words, and then shook her head hesitantly, "It's true that this possibility cannot be ruled out, but we must not rely on their own internal strife. After all, we only found It's just been once—I'm actually more concerned with what happened to Sarah than the fight between the demons."

"You mean, a zombie?" Harry said.

"That's right," Hermione nodded, "I really want to find out what the relationship between living corpses and demons is all about. This may be the most worthwhile thing to use. If possible, I... ...well, no, forget it.”

To some extent, Hermione is actually a very daring person. For a moment just now, she even wanted to talk to those high-level living corpses who had fought with demons alone—this kind of thing It's not easy to handle when there are too many people.

However, the rationality in her heart quickly told herself that the probability of such a thing being done was too small, and it was obviously not the right time.

Lupine had shown her the semi-finished Marauder's map before, so she felt that those ideas just now could at least be considered after the map was completed.

But Hermione didn't know, just when she subconsciously thought of such a possibility, Ron had already hurried back with two high-level zombies and the "gift" from the Lord of the zombies .

"Miss Granger, you—"

Hearing the half-sentence that Hermione said and then retracted, Delphi seemed to be keenly aware of something.

She has been to the current city of icicles. Although she doesn't know the actual situation there, at least she knows the high-level living corpses that appeared in the Burrow stronghold.

All from London.

It's just that when she returned to the Burrow, the defensive battle had already started, and she didn't have time to talk to others about many things, so she kept delaying it.

Yes, if she just told everything she saw in London now, Hermione would probably want to go to London to find out for herself—at least she has a goal, knowing where the living corpses are , isn't it?

But perhaps it was also because of this that after hesitating for a while, Delphi swallowed back what she originally wanted to say.

"Delphie, what's the matter?" Hermione, who just wanted to change the subject, asked immediately when she saw her speak.

"Actually, it's nothing." Delphi shook his head, "I just want to say, since the follow-up production of this map has to go to the field and catch a few living corpses, why not let me do it! This This kind of thing, I am better at."

"Well...let Harry come with you!"

Hermione thought for a while, but she didn't stop her. After all, she also knew Delphi's strength.

"You've dealt with 'Wrath' with Harry, and it's a good idea to do it together—it's more dangerous over there now, and you have to be careful," she said, "and... I think you should start from Wales. Going ashore, at least you can avoid some unnecessary battles."

"I will consider it." Delphi nodded and responded.

The plan to rush to create a new Marauder map is currently the top priority. After this thing is completed, it will bring great convenience and security to everyone's actions. It's just that after the relevant plan content has been roughly determined, the real troubles still need to be resolved.

"Actually, what I'm most worried about now is whether those demons going south will cross the English Channel—if they are capable and want to leave the UK, I think we must be mentally prepared to be unable to stop them... …and practical preparation.”

Adding that the devil is no longer settled in the UK, this means that this disaster will officially enter the stage of large spread, and almost no one can stop this matter.

And the question is, can those guys really leave that land... No, can they really leave that "lead cloud shadow"?

Undoubtedly, those thick dark clouds formed by the rising gray fog determine whether human corpses will turn into living corpses. Likewise, if the living corpses left the UK and were re-killed, they don't seem to be able to revive like they did under that cloud.

So, do demons have similar problems?

Before figuring this out, what Hermione, the others, and countless French people will face next may be the huge threat of many demons crossing the sea.

"In short... Bill, you should send a notice to Mrs. Maxime and the French Ministry of Magic as soon as possible! Tell them the actual situation, and they will make a judgment... Well, a copy will be sent to the Muggle President's Mansion as soon as possible. The sooner you know, the sooner you can prepare.”

"it is good."

Bill naturally understood the seriousness of the problem. In fact, this was the reason why he sent a team to investigate.

Seeing Bill bowed his head at the desk and began to write the secret letter, Hermione turned her head again and looked at Sirius hesitantly.

But even though she didn't speak, Sirius had sensed what she was thinking.

"You want to talk to Professor McGonagall, right?" He directly explained Hermione's thoughts and shrugged, "Just chatting a few words, I don't think you need to worry too much, after all, McGonagall Surely the Professor can't leave those little wizards, can he?"

Just because she considered the safety of Hogwarts teachers and students, Hermione didn't want to disturb them, even though it was unlikely that the professors would leave the students or even bring the students to help.

After a pause, Hermione still shook her head, but her expression was much firmer than before.

"Still not."

After finishing speaking, she suddenly stood up from the table, nodded lightly and said:

"Let's end the meeting first! Everyone rests and prepares separately. I will go to the wounded camp next door to visit—"

However, before he could finish speaking, a loud noise came from far away, which caused quite a commotion in the two camps outside.

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