Chapter 549: Ginger Is Still Spicier when Old

Did Voldemort not hear his servant's pious call, or did Voldemort have other important matters and could not come?

Regardless of the reason, Voldemort has not appeared in the small building for a long time, which made Barty Crouch Jr. a little panicked.

The genes of the Crouch family are very good. Barty Crouch Sr. was once the Director of the Department of Legal Enforcement of the Ministry of Magic, and after being transferred, he was the Director of the Department of International Cooperation. Barty Crouch Jr. also had excellent grades, and even got straight A's in the Ultimate Wizard Level Examination, which was a lot better than Ada, an undergrad.

Although the excellent little Barty believed Voldemort's lies, he was essentially a smart man, otherwise he wouldn't have persisted at Hogwarts for so long before his lies were exposed.

You must know that Benedick Foley, who was whipped repeatedly, was discovered by Dumbledore before he entered Hogwarts.

As a smart person among smart people, little Barty knew how much he weighed. He knew that he was no match for Ada, so after confirming that the person who broke into the small building was Ada, he summoned his master.

The problem is that Voldemort did not come, and no inexplicable person appeared, and no one asked Barty Crouch Jr.: Are you my Master?

In short, the scene in the reception room became a bit awkward. If it weren't for the inappropriate atmosphere and the bad feeling in her heart, Ada would have wanted to scratch her head at Barty Crouch.

It's so embarrassing that I can dig out three bedrooms and one living room with my toes.

As a good girl who is beautiful and kind-hearted from the inside to the outside, Ada has always been very considerate. She decided to end Barty Crouch's embarrassment and give him a decent ending.

Ada raised her wand and cast the stun spell directly, quick! allow! stable!

But Barty Crouch Jr., who was deeply trusted by Voldemort, was not a freeloader. He was a god of learning and learned two tricks from his master. Little Barty raised his silver magic hand and directly deflected Ada's magic spell, and then hit another death curse with his backhand.

This silver magic hand was given to little Barty by Voldemort. In the cemetery outside the village of Little Hangleton, Barty Jr. donated his own flesh and blood to form a tonic soup that would allow Voldemort to regain his physical body. In order to reward Barty Jr. for his loyalty, Voldemort gave him a magic weapon. silver hand.

Facing the fierce killing curse, Ada had to dodge. She had no habit of picking up Avada with her face. Ada suddenly spun around, disappeared in front of Little Barty, and appeared behind Little Barty.

While backstabbing is not an aboveboard behavior, it can be effective. Ada, who appeared behind Little Barty, did not kill him, but used a barrier spell to knock Little Barty away.

Under the influence of the spell, little Barty flew towards the wall opposite him like a ball. After a close contact with the wall, he fell to the ground. Probably because he braked the car with his face, little Barty's face looked like a dye shop, with blood flowing freely.

Ada pointed the wand at the fallen Barty, and the red light of the stun spell shot out, hitting Barty's chest. The painful Barty immediately fainted and stopped moving.

At this moment, little Barty's silver hand suddenly emitted a dazzling light, as if it was going to brighten the eyes of blind people. Facing the brightness like a flash bomb, Ada subconsciously raised her arms to cover her eyes.

The white light is just a cover, the real murderous intention is hidden in the white light. The silver hand turns into seven sharp blades and silently stabs the blind Ada.

The seven sharp blades shone with a strange light, and each blade stabbed at different parts of Ada's body, including her limbs, chest, neck, and head. Each blade was extremely dangerous.

If someone else were here today, it would probably be a disaster for Silver Hand's poisonous hand, but Ada is not someone else, and she naturally has the means to deal with it. When the sharp blade was about to pierce her body, the defensive buff on Ada actively faced the enemy and blocked all the sharp blades.

Ada knew that the defensive spell she had arranged disappeared. Although she didn't know what attacked her, her defense was always right. Ada waved the wand with her right hand and began to superimpose the iron armor spell. The ring on her left hand also transformed into a shield to block the irresistible spell.

When the brief blindness ended and Ada's eyes regained their brightness, she also knew what had just attacked her.

The sharp blades transformed by the silver hands dispersed one by one, and they lost their effectiveness without the support of magic power. The source of their magic power is the unconscious little Barty. At this moment, little Barty looks very vicissitudes of life. Even an octogenarian is healthier than him. His body seems to be blown away by blowing at will.

When Barty Crouch was defeated, it was this silver hand that protected him, but it also drained the magic from his body in an instant, and he died with his enemy.

This is just one of the uses of the magic hand. If Barty betrays Voldemort's will, this silver magic hand will strangle Barty to death and take the initiative to clear the door for Voldemort.

Ada was a little annoyed. She originally planned to bring little Barty back to the Ministry of Magic alive and put him on trial as the beginning of the Ministry of Magic's re-establishment of its image.

Now that little Barty has become half-dead, he may have lost his hair before he even gets to the Ministry of Magic. Ada doesn't want to go back with a corpse.

Raising his hand, the green light lit up, and Barty Crouch Jr. took his last breath, ending his sinful life. He took pleasure in torturing and killing, tortured Auror Longbottom and his wife to madness, and killed his biological father regardless of human ethics. Such a person should have died long ago.

Ada walked out of the small building with a worried heart. She always felt that she should do something to disgust Voldemort. When Ada stood in the open space in front of the small building, she finally thought of it.

Ada turned around, pointed her wand at the sky above the small building, and said: "The bones reappear!"

A huge skeleton suddenly appeared above the small building, it was green, and a big python came out of the skull's mouth, like a tongue, which was the Dark Mark!

Ada tilted her head and frowned. Even though she had cast the Dark Mark, she still felt ugly and disgusted. But Ada felt much happier.

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She was not able to appreciate Salisbury Cathedral in the rain, nor was she able to see Stonehenge up close, nor was she able to see the racecourse on the top of the mountain. Ada, who was disgusted with Voldemort, immediately returned to London.

But when Ada arrived at St. Mungo's, the fighting there was over. She only saw corpses on the ground and panicked crowds.

Ada, who was running non-stop, immediately returned to the Ministry of Magic. She saw Laura who had been waiting for a long time in her office. She asked anxiously: "How are you? Are there any accidents in the operation?"

Laura dusted the raindrops on Ada's shoulders and said: "There were no major accidents in the St. Mungo's operation. Florin Fusco has been safely transferred and the casualties are within the acceptable range. For Titi's sake Protector, I suffered some minor injuries and am resting.”

"That's good, that's good." Ada said, taking off her raincoat. It’s just that the bad premonition in Ada’s heart did not subside with Laura’s words, but became stronger. She seemed to have missed something.

At this time, there was a knock on the door, and Pierce Thicknesse walked into this office with bad news. It was rumored that he hid his beauty in the golden room.

"Miss Drizzt, Garrick Ollivander is missing."

Ada jumped up from the sofa. She clearly heard Thicknesse's report, but she still asked: "What did you say? Say it again!"

"Garrick Ollivander is missing," Thicknesse repeated, "the same Ollivander who sold the wand in Diagon Alley."

"I know who Ollivander is, Piers." Ada's voice turned cold.

It's not that Voldemort didn't sense Barty Crouch's request, it's that he had important things to do in London and had no time to take care of little Barty. The important thing is Garrick Ollivander! Ada also reminded Ollivander and asked the Ministry of Magic to send additional manpower from Diagon Alley, but Ollivander was still taken away.

"Ollivander walked out of the store on his own, and our people didn't notice anything unusual at the time." Thicknesse explained, "When they followed up, Ollivander was gone."

Ada was angry, but she wasn't angry with the Ministry of Magic or Thicknesse, but she was dissatisfied with herself. Ada had clearly thought that Voldemort might attack Ollivander, but her protection and attention to Ollivander was far from enough. She was careless.

Making noises in the east and attacking in the west? Or a two-pronged approach? The secret about Florin Fusco suddenly became polarizing. Either he was very useful to Voldemort, or he was just a cover-up for Voldemort.

"There is a change of plan, Pierce," Ada forced herself to calm down, "I'm afraid we need to change the target of the public trial."

Thicknesse nodded and said, "Okay, he's under our control and can't run away. We won't make any mistakes this time."