Chapter 828

Maca sent a letter to Lupine and the others, asking them to consider whether to take a position in the Ministry of Magic or something. As far as their abilities are concerned, being an Auror is naturally easy.

As for Maca himself, after sending the letter, he left the castle and headed towards the Forbidden Forest.

Haierbo's repeated activity forced him to continue to speed up his research on the Bewitching Monument. As he is still unable to touch the Devouring Mirror, he can only figure out the monument of the same level first.

Although, this seems to coincide with Rowena's test.

At the same time, two figures were carefully fleeing somewhere more than 2,500 miles away from England.

Beer Sheva in Israel is a khaki city. Probably due to the close location, it is more or less similar to Iran, which Maca had been to before.

Miriam grew up here.

At this moment, she had just Apparated from London, England. Although carrying such a burden as Asaph, with the support of enough familiarity and good spell-casting skills, her movement did not have too many coordinate shifts.

Looking at this city that made her feel very friendly, Miriam, who was leaning against the outer wall of an apartment building, couldn't help pursing her lips.

At first she was brought to Athens, Greece, with Asaph, which was a branch of the organization.

When they had both been trained at the branch in Athens, Asa stayed there to start his mission, and she was taken all the way back to headquarters by old Yoon.

For her, there are too many memories here.

However, she came back this time under tremendous pressure. After all, returning to the organization without completing the task would be her betrayal of Grandpa Lavin.

As a dead soldier who is willing to abandon everything, she should not come back no matter how many sacrifices she encounters.

What's more, no one knows whether she was discovered by the man named Haierbo during this trip... No, Yasa still needs to be saved, she can't just watch her childhood friend like that Died for no apparent reason.

Miriam raised her head to look at the blue sky, and immediately stopped being obsessed with this decision—now that everyone has returned, even if they hesitated for a whole night before, it is time to move forward.

She waved her magic wand to make herself and Asaph, who was still in a coma, invisible, and then used the floating spell to carry each other on the journey north.

For a good wizard, the traces of apparation are too obvious. For the rest of the journey, she needs to walk on her own legs.

Not long after leaving the city, there will be a vast expanse of wilderness, except for the slightly crude road, the rest is an endless open space.

And further away is the desert.

Here, even the rising sun is scorching, and the gravel that cools down at night also accumulates heat again with the arrival of day.

Of course, at this point in time, it was cooler than at noon.

Miriam walked slowly in the huge desert with Asa. The effect of the illusion spell prevented her from direct sunlight, but she couldn't leave the temperature behind.

Beads of sweat oozed from her forehead, which slipped down quietly as she walked, dripping silently on her chest. In this regard, she did not dare to use magic spells to drive away the heat, so as not to leave more clues for the enemy.

In fact, she didn't even want to use the Disillusionment Curse, because although the traces left by this type of magic dissipate quickly, it may not be guaranteed that they will not be discovered.

But right now she is still operating in the Muggle world, if she doesn't want people to see Asaph floating out of thin air, then she may have to carry Asail on her back!

Suddenly, Miriam, who was driving forward with her head buried, turned her head and glanced at Asa.

"Don't worry, Grandpa Lavin will definitely heal you! Except for death, I have never seen anything that can stop him! As for the punishment,

Let me do it alone! "

There was a rustling sound under his feet, that was the sound of sand and gravel rubbing against each other. Compared with the fine sand on the beach, the gravel on the edge of the desert is much rougher, and it will always make people feel a little irritated after listening too much.

Miriam turned around again and looked further ahead, as if judging the walking distance based on past experience.

And from time to time, she would look around again—no matter which direction she could see at a glance, this was by no means a favorable environment for ordinary stalkers.

About two or three hours later, when the sun was slanting high in the sky, Miriam unknowingly came to an ordinary sand dune.

The temperature is constantly rising, and from a distance, there is even a slight distortion on the horizon.

Fortunately, she seems to have arrived at the place.

But Miriam raised the wand that hadn't been put away again, and gently swiped it towards her side a few times, as if she was looking for something.

Suddenly, she swung down suddenly, and immediately saw that the piece of gravel in front of her began to surge violently.

Seeing this, Miriam immediately waved her wand, and led Asaph onto the unstable ground. And at the next moment, the two of them sank into the ground without a trace.

After a while, the gravel calmed down again, as quiet as if nothing had happened.

...

When Miriam opened her eyes again, she was already in an exquisite hall.

Here, you can see that the huge columns made of sandstone are arranged on both sides, a thick brocade carpet is laid on the flat ground, and there are brightly colored murals on the walls on both sides.

On the innermost side of this hall, what is painted on the wall is not a mural, but a huge pattern.

It was the silhouette of a raven against the background of the hexagram.

Miriam also guessed that Raven might be the image of Grandpa Laven; the six-pointed star array behind it might symbolize this country①.

As for the meaning of the combination of the two, probably no one knows except Grandpa LaVine.

In front of that wall, there was an English-style long table that was somewhat similar to the Hogwarts college table. Although it came from a distant country, it was perfectly integrated into this hall.

Grandpa Lavin once said that the long table was brought back from England a long time ago, and it was of great significance to him.

But now, there is no one at that table.

"It's not time for lunch yet, so everyone should still be behind, right? And Grandpa Lavin... must be studying the knowledge of miraculous biology in the study again."

Thinking of this, Miriam couldn't help but twitched the corners of her lips, but her eyes that gradually lit up quickly dimmed again.

Shaking his head, he swept the anxiety in his heart to a corner of his heart again. She lifted her legs to walk by the long table, and after a quick glance at her seat, she went straight through the door opening in the inner wall and walked further into it.

Since this place is underground, the magic torches on the wall are always flickering, illuminating the place like daylight. Occasionally, there would be one or two gusts of wind blowing leisurely through the corridor, bringing a bit of coolness to the people walking inside, and I don't know where those winds came from.

Miriam walked non-stop, but the more she walked, the more strange she became, until she even frowned.

No one, no one anywhere!

This is the headquarters of the organization. Although many companions usually live in the city, there are always people staying here. This is the first time Miriam has encountered a situation like today where no one can see it.

In the end what happened?

While her heart was filled with doubts and uncertainties, her footsteps also became faster and faster. I saw her turning left and right in the long corridors, passing through several large or small halls and rooms, but what greeted her was always a dead silence.

Her expression began to become irritable.

Finally, when she silently opened the very familiar study door, the still empty scene made her feet go limp, and she sat down on the ground in the corridor in a daze.

how come? Even Grandpa LaVine isn't here? Where did everyone go?

During a trip to the British magic world, Miriam saw many people and things, and also touched her own memories that had been buried deep in her heart.

But she never expected that everything seemed to completely change her life so far.

Even when she finally came back here, no one came to greet her and greet her with a smile.

"Are we... abandoned?"

Suddenly, Miriam turned her head and looked at Asa beside her. It's a pity that the only partner who is by her side now is unable to open her eyes and respond to her questions.

Immediately, some indescribable emotion welled up in her heart, staining her eye sockets red.

However, at this moment, a leisurely sneer pierced the silence around, and passed by Miriam's ears like thunder.

"Hmph... have you been abandoned?" The voice sneered, "Aren't you the ones who are destined to be abandoned?"

It seems that a person who is willing to be trained as a dead man should not ask such a question. But when someone ridiculed this, Miriam still felt a sense of unwillingness from the bottom of her heart.

"Despicable Haierbo," she said in a deep voice without turning her head, "he was right, you really followed..."

Behind Miriam, Hai Erbo, who had just shown his figure, immediately raised his eyebrows.

"'He'? Well, you mean that McClain?" Nodding slightly, he chuckled, "Why, you've been reminded, but you still dare to come here? Why don't you ask him more? If that young man is soft-hearted, wouldn't you be able to get his protection?"

While Haierbo was snorting, his eyes kept scanning in private, and the magic induction was extended to the maximum range. Obviously, he was also worried that this might be a trap designed for him.

After all, no matter how you say it, the fact that there is no such person is too suspicious. ()

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