"Luna, do you have to participate to protect Hogwarts?" Maca looked directly at Luna's eyes, as if to find the real answer.

But Luna shook her head slightly.

"Not to protect Hogwarts," she smiled slightly, "to protect 'friends.'"

"is it?"

"Yeah ..." she held out her hand, squinting her fingers, "Hermione, Harry, Ron, Hagrid, Tooth, Hannah ..."

Luna tilted her head and counted one by one, without any intention of stopping. Marka looked at her innocent smile and sighed secretly.

"... How many friends you have!" Maca shrugged. "Okay! Don't count, I understand-Harry, Hermione, Ron, you go and call for classmates who are willing to join in, Find out what everyone really thinks. This matter is urgent, we have to step by step! "

He paused and looked at Harry again: "And there is, Harry, you need to be well prepared. Maybe you will face‘ it ’again soon.”

Harry hesitated for a moment, a gloom flashed in his heart, but the next moment he clenched his hands and nodded resolutely.

"I see." He shouted forcefully.

"Hey! I said, do you totally think I don't exist?" Hagrid said angrily, "This won't work, you are so big ... this is too dangerous!"

"Rest assured that I wouldn't let them really participate if the strength didn't meet my requirements." After saying a word to Hagrid, Maka turned her head to confirm, "That's it ... understand? "

"Of course! If I can't help you, cough ..." Hermione coughed and said, "I mean, if we can't become the enemy's combat power, we won't be willing to run out as a burden." ! "

"Yes, I think so too!" Harry agreed, "I don't want to have the same accident as that one ... I don't want to do anything at all!"

"Ron, how about you?" Maca asked Ron, who was sitting on a wooden barrel with some silence.

"I ..." Ron said a little unnaturally, "I really ... can I do it?"

"You don't think you can do it?" Hermione looked at him dissatisfied.

"I--"

Ron's words seemed to be stuck in the monkey's head, with an expression of utter resignation.

"Just say whatever you want!" Maca smiled. "We are all friends and won't laugh at you."

"Yeah! Ron ..." Harry said dumbly. "What's wrong with you?"

Ron took a long breath before exhaling a long breath.

"Maca, you taught me how to think from the perspective of others, so I understand a lot of issues that I have overlooked before ... even, because of this, I can look at myself from another angle ..."

"But no matter how I look at it, I don't see the future I can actually achieve. I really ... I really feel like ... I can't ..."

Mark looked at Ron, who was dejected, and could not help but applaud.

If Ron had been in the past, he wouldn't have been able to say this under these circumstances. He is a man who has a lot of things in his heart. Although he has ordinary qualifications, he is not willing to lose.

It is because of inadequate talents that he and others will make the same efforts, but the results obtained will be very different. This gap can make people desperate, give up, and then spend their life in mediocrity.

If more extreme, this despair can even be an inducement to jealousy and revenge.

But at present Ron, although he had a lost and helpless expression, he was able to speak up this powerlessness, which is indeed a very difficult thing.

Sometimes, acknowledging your weakness is not necessarily another strength.

Like Maca, I am afraid that no wizard can ignore his power. But facing the mysterious magic, facing the mysterious and unknown future, he still felt infinitely small.

Only by recognizing his own weakness can he be able to move forward down to earth and not be gradually lost in the direction of the road under the temptations on the way.

"... As long as you have worked hard enough for your progress, at least you will not regret doing nothing, will you?" Maca nodded and smiled at Ron. "We will all help, I think ... You may not be able to do anything, but you are not good at what you are good at! "

He paused, then spread his hands and said, "Don't you say, have you learned to change your perspective and think about the problem? Then think about it from another angle-"

"If you haven't found it yet, it's equivalent to-do you have infinite possibilities in the future?"

...

Da Li Ma Ka can casually say a lot, that may allow others to be encouraged, but the fact is to change with real actions.

After talking in Hagrid's hut, things were almost decided.

Hermione and others shouldered the task of convening classmates. It is not difficult to say such things, but to let the restless students know their will, they also need to spend a lot of thought.

So after Ron thanked everyone gratefully, the little wizards with missions left quickly.

"Hagrid, then I should go back too-there are many studies that have not been completed, and now is not the time to be lazy!" Maca also stood up and said goodbye to Hagrid, "Yes, Glopp you Keep an eye on it, and don't make any noise as much as possible these days. "

"Well, I know, I'll be careful!"

Marka waved his hand, then pushed open the crunchy wooden door and walked out of Hagrid's cabin.

"Luna, why don't you go with them?" He knew that Luna was still at the door, and asked Yi as soon as he came out. "It's dinner time right away, aren't you hungry?"

"I want to talk to you ..."

Luna stood on the steps outside the house, looking at the residual light on the west, her eyes seemed to be much clearer.

"The rest is necessary, and you have been busy lately."

Maca smiled slightly: "Yeah! Really busy ..."

"I remember, you always like to get out of bed ... I have tried many ways to get you up!" Luna said leisurely.

"... The most effective one is Pu Rongrong," Maca added with a wry smile. "Of course, that method is best not to be used."

"Pu Rongrong is very cute and very close to people," Luna blinked her bright big eyes, and when she talked about the topic of magical creatures, she seemed a little interested. "They are funny."

The two stood side by side in front of the hut, chatting casually about topics that didn't make much sense, and looked at the sky from afar. None of them was immersed in this leisurely pace.

After chatting aimlessly for a while, Maca and Luna closed their mouths silently and enjoyed this long-lost tranquility quietly.

After a short while, Luna took the initiative to break the gentle silence.

"Marca, for what are you advancing for?"

When Luna asked such an ambiguous question, Maca was lost in thought.

Yes! What has he been doing all along for so long?

For someone like Snape? Or for everyone like Dumbledore? Or ... is he simply being pushed away by the established facts?

In Dumbledore's words, it is-what is the "love" he cherishes, persists and guards?

Even Ron understood the importance of examining himself, but Tamarca had been trying to avoid it. He was just a coward, and he was afraid that in the process of finding the answer, he would come to a conclusion that made him afraid.

Perhaps he had already seen that conclusion dimly, but he was still reluctant to confirm it.

"... What the **** is it for?" Macalle murmured to himself a little blankly.

Luna didn't continue to question, she just looked at Maca's side in a surprisingly gentle way, and actively took hold of her slightly cold hand ~ lightnovelpub.net ~ You will protect me, right ? "

Maca trembled suddenly, and he turned his head and bumped into Luna's soft and delicate eyes. In that sight, he felt an inclusive warmth.

"……of course."

When he received the admission notice from Hogwarts, he had an unreal target called "Magic". That was the reason why he ignited his struggle, but it was not enough to justify all the obstacles he faced.

As Luna said just now, he was originally a lazy and casual person. If there is nothing to push him, he is likely to settle down.

But from the moment he saw the pale golden light in the cemetery, he gained an impetus to move forward.

At the beginning, it was Luna who accidentally gave him a reason; now, this girl with long pale blond hair, once again put this reason into his hands.

Marka knew very well that Luna hadn't mixed any thoughts while holding his hand. She just kindly hoped that Maca would not get lost in her own way, and nothing more.

But it is because of her simple kindness that Maca, who is strong and calm at the outside, can approach her with peace of mind.

"Then I can rest assured," Luna smiled again, and her eyes narrowed again. "I'm in charge of protecting everyone, and Maca is in charge of protecting me ... That sounds good."

"It's pretty good," Maca smiled. "Let's go! It's time to go back for dinner-you're not hungry, but I'm hungry!"

Under the quietly lit starry sky, the two figures strolled along the path between the lawns and gradually merged into the shadow of the huge castle.

The night seemed to add a bit of inexplicability.