Chapter 2352 Maxim Arrives First

Letting the time go back to the afternoon of that day, Willie, who was resting in the forest on the southwestern border of Germany, found that she seemed to have been waiting here for a long time.

But obviously, no matter how long she had to wait, she would not be in a hurry—according to the current situation, it should be the Brandt family and the International Federation of Wizards who should be in a hurry.

"Miss, Mr. Housekeeper, we saw Madam Maxim's rune horse carriage on the east side of the forest. She should have entered the forest by now. Before I come back to report, I will ask my team members to guide her. .”

When Willie was still taking care of the plants and chatting casually with the old housekeeper and Sirius, a team leader who was on patrol to the east hurried over and reported his latest discovery face to face.

It's just that this was expected, and no one was surprised when they heard him say that.

"Is it only Madam Maxim?" Seeing that Willie didn't speak immediately, the old housekeeper took the initiative to take over the task of confirming the information, "Is there anyone else traveling with her?"

"No." The squad leader immediately shook his head.

"Okay, then you go to meet the team first! Miss and I—" At this point, the old butler turned his head and glanced at Willie, and saw Willie nodded slightly, so he repeated, " My lady and I will come later."

Willy didn't seem to care much about the fact that Mrs. Maxim finally came to meet her. The time it took for the other party to arrive here is not too long, which can explain the current chaos in western Germany, but it also proves that the second battlefield not far from here has not yet reached the terrifying level of a near-life forbidden area like the UK. .

Compared with this, Willy still cares more about the Brandt family now, after all, they are now the one that is resisting the invading army of living corpses.

"Sirius...want to be together?"

Before getting up, Willie suddenly thought of Sirius who was sitting not far away watching all this, so he asked by the way.

"Oh, I won't! Anyway, I will come over in the end, I just wait here."

As a member who sneaked into the team and accompanied him, Sirius naturally had no reason or necessity to go out, so he refused decisively based on his character.

"Ok."

Willie nodded.

Then he got up and followed the old housekeeper to the east of the camp.

The team leader had also said before that he had already sent his team members to lead the way for Mrs. Maxim before he came here, and the forest was not that big, so people arrived in a short while.

"Miss Blois... and Mr. Housekeeper, hello! This time... I have to say, I'm sorry to bother you."

Madam Maxim, who entered the camp from the east entrance, seemed to be in a bad state. Perhaps it was because of the recent drastic changes in the battle situation that she had already been prepared to take part of the responsibility, so she was naturally running around during this time. Sirius, who was still sitting there at the moment, glanced over there from a distance, and soon caught a glimpse of her tired face.

"What a strong woman." Sirius secretly sighed with some emotion.

Nowadays, anyone who has a little understanding of the changes in the current situation can see that many of the hard work and dangers are actually "self-inflicted" by Maxim. If she doesn't take the initiative to take care of these things, as the headmaster of Beauxbatons, she only needs to manage the professors and students under her control.

However, when Hogwarts was defeated before the disaster and Durmstrang was leaderless, as the principal of one of the top three magic schools in Europe, she deeply felt that some things must be carried by someone.

Let's not mention whether she can "recite" it! At least someone like her is definitely something that no one can really hate... Yes, especially on the premise that Dumbledore was the first in the history of modern magic.

So even if Sirius could feel that Maxim's behavior had been a little thoughtless recently, he could only express a simple emotion like this.

After all, it's good to be able to do it, and not everyone dares to take on this responsibility!

"Sirius Black?"

More than ten years ago, when Sirius was arrested and sent to Azkaban, Maxim was not Beauxbaton's principal. But she, who was already teaching at Beauxbatons at that time, was obviously no stranger to this former "prisoner".

What's more, in recent years, she has seen news about Sirius on her desk.

"I've seen Madam," Sirius stood up at this moment, and bowed slightly to the other party, "Oh, it should be the president now."

To be honest, there was no point of intersection between the two. So when Maxim saw that Sirius was here, he was only slightly surprised, and then he refocused on the conversation with Willie.

This time, she made a special trip to discuss the plan with Willy, who promised to help Germany, and the purpose now is naturally not convenient. After De Willie and the old butler invited her to sit down at will, she immediately explained the information she had about the second battlefield in detail.

She didn't shy away from Sirius who was also present, because in fact, even she didn't know as much about the new changes in the battlefield as others imagined.

"In short, the Netherlands and Denmark, that is, the western battlefield of Germany and the defense line of the northern border all have exceptionally powerful enemies. Because the enemy came so suddenly, the Brandt family's team even failed to bring back accurate on-site information. I I've just been to the Brandt's house, and had a brief conversation with Edward Brandt, who just took over as the head of the family, but I didn't gain much..."

Mrs. Maxim was still speaking hastily, Sirius who was on the side heard this, but couldn't help shaking his head secretly.

"Maxim went to Brandt's house to have a chat, it must be a beautiful scene." He secretly muttered in his heart.

Of course, since he didn't make a sound, no one would notice his rant - even if he was thinking about something, almost everyone present would inevitably think about it.

But at least here, that's certainly not the point.

"Ma'am," the old housekeeper seemed to be more accustomed to addressing each other in the old way, "I think you should have some understanding of our lady's previous experience—she and the owner both stayed in England for a while , so it can be said that I am no stranger to the situation of living corpses. The situation on the battlefield has changed this time, judging from the experience of the young lady... She thinks that it seems to be a kind of 'high-level living corpse' making trouble."

"'High-level' living corpse?"

It is conceivable that the outside world still knows almost nothing about the situation in the disaster-stricken area in the UK.