Chapter 2389 Flitwick's Apology

Although the correspondence between the Snape brothers and sisters is fresh, it is obviously not known to too many people. This is destined to be just a small matter that only spreads in a small area.

However, the coming of the Stewart family from the United States, which directly triggered this trivial incident, is much more complicated.

Although Barlow Stewart had visited the Stewart family before, he was even one of the two current principals of Ilvermorny. But it has to be said that after all, it is more of an official overall assistance, which was appointed by the Magical Congress of the United States.

But this time, many people came to the Stuart family, but there was no open communication... Even though Britain has fallen, the International Federation of Wizards in Europe is still operating normally, and there is no word from the United States. Without saying anything, he secretly sent someone over, and the various meanings are somewhat intriguing.

Of course, there are not many people who can know about this matter.

"...Yes, most of the Stewart family's team has already entered the UK. Even if they haven't, there will definitely be no delay after that John joins up there."

There was a written letter in his pocket, but Snape didn't hand it over right away. Because he didn't have time to contact the people of the Federation responsible for external liaison, he was called by Professor McGonagall to discuss matters again.

"It's not a trivial matter." Minerva nodded immediately after hearing Snape's judgment, "Madam Maxime's side doesn't seem to have any news yet, which proves that Ilvermorny's side There is no plan to make this itinerary public this time.”

"But at least, this has nothing to do with us anymore." Seeing that McGonagall was obviously worried, Snape seemed rather disapproving, "Britain doesn't exist anymore, does it?"

For that so-called hometown, at least Snape himself didn't have much nostalgia, it was like that in the past, and it's about the same now.

But……

"It's always been our home!" Minerva frowned, "If the Stuart family wants to give us some help, then we are naturally grateful and grateful! But this time, they are obviously not—"

Due to John Stewart's unreliable use of public equipment for private use, the secret itinerary of the Stewart family's secret journey can probably be counted on one hand, and now more people in Hogwarts here have learned about it.

So, here, Professor McGonagall, who has a clear mind and is always concerned about the overall situation at this time, can't help but start thinking.

However,

What does this have to do with Snape? In his opinion, no matter what the Stuart family wants to do in England, it is impossible to make this disaster worse, isn't it?

"If you're really worried, just talk to Black."

When mentioning Sirius, Snape's tone seemed somewhat impatient, but he finally said the suggestion.

Because in this case, this is indeed the most appropriate choice.

"Well, Severus, you're right." Minerva nodded after thinking about it again, "The people who need to know the most about this matter must be Remus and Bill... Sirius, before he leaves."

"Humph."

Snape snorted casually, probably saying hello to McGonagall, and then went to find the liaison person left by the Federation to deliver the letter.

...

Of course, Sirius hasn't left yet, although his time is actually a little tight.

Originally, he didn't plan to stay here for too long at Hogwarts, he still had a lot of things to do - since he left the war zone all the way, his schedule was quite hasty.

It's just that in order to have more self-protection and even proactive combat power on the front line, he really has to stay here for a while longer.

At this moment, when Professor McGonagall was looking for him everywhere, he was trying hard to persuade Flitwick with some "worse words".

"...Professor, with the strength of your duel champion back then, as long as you have the equipment left by Maca, you will be able to exert enough ability to break through the current predicament of the camp. In fact, I originally wanted to invite Professor McGonagall to come over, But she is the headmaster after all, and she really can't go away easily...Professor Flitwick, I think it's only reliable to ask you to do this."

It must be said that Sirius is actually not a very good lobbyist - he is obviously better at doing things than talking with people.

It's a pity that his strength is not enough for him to pick up Maca's rune equipment to fight.

"I really want to go to the front to fight, but," the little Flitwick raised his head and looked at the earnest Sirius, but he couldn't help shaking his head, "You saw it too, in fact, there are a lot of people here. It's not safe. And if we want to protect the children well, we alone are already quite stretched!"

Compared to just a few professors, Hogwarts has too many students. As Flitwick said, just relying on a few of them alone is already seriously short of manpower, and there is really no way to allocate manpower to help Granger's camp.

If possible, Flitwick would of course also want to go to the front line, after all, there are also a group of his students fighting with their lives over there!

"Uh."

When Sirius heard Flitwick say this, he could only sigh slightly.

The previous turmoil caused by the three of John Stewart was not big or small, but it really highlighted a series of weak links in the defense force of this community at once.

If it happened again and John and his party were replaced by a group of dark wizards with comparable strength and real malice, it's really hard to say what the result would be.

It is worth mentioning that although that John Stewart is indeed unreliable, the magical strength possessed by himself and his companions cannot actually be underestimated. Otherwise, they wouldn't be able to evade the defenses so easily, just sneak in, and even hurt people.

Thinking about it this way, it was really difficult for Sirius to continue persuading Flitwick.

"Feel sorry."

The little Flitwick reached out and patted Sirius' arm, looking rather apologetic.

I think that when Sirius, Lupine, and Harry's father were studying at Hogwarts together, Flitwick was already a professor at Hogwarts, and it was also him who taught Sirius until graduation .

But when a disaster strikes today, when his former students came to ask him to help him, he couldn't get away, which was a complete pity for him.

"No, it's nothing, Professor...I made you difficult." Sirius said with regret, but also with some helplessness.

And at this moment, there was a sudden sound of hurried footsteps outside.

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