Hogwarts's accidents have finally made some parents unbearable.

Even during this time, Gidelo Lockhart often carried out soothing publicity activities in front of the public, but the frequent occurrence of incidents has continued to reduce his publicity effect.

Early the next morning, as guardians of nearly 20 students came to Hogwarts and asked to meet Professor McGonagall, reporters quickly got the news.

It is foreseeable that the newspapers of tomorrow will certainly not look good.

Of course, these parents are, after all, parents, and it is natural to think about the safety of their children. In this regard, there is nothing wrong with their behavior, and no one can stop them from taking their children.

Because of his feelings for Hogwarts, Professor McGonagall naturally kept going. But even if students are willing to stay in school, most of them can't beat their parents.

In the end, Eleven Hogwarts were suspended and three students dropped out, including five Ravenclaw injured in the incident last night.

Among the little wizards who were still recovering, the more serious ones had been transferred to the San Mungo Magic Injury Hospital, while the less serious ones were directly taken home.

To be honest, this number will definitely increase when the relevant report on tomorrow comes out. As a result, Hogwarts's good reputation will inevitably be cracked.

After holding away smiling parents and sending away the parents, Professor McGonagall's mood dropped significantly.

It was not long before Dumbledore died, even before his public funeral was officially held. Professor McGonagall suddenly felt deep guilt.

She could clearly feel that the gap between herself and Dumbledore was beyond words.

As for Maca, Professor McGonagall is actually very clear. Just looking at the teacher attendance list, she knew how much energy Maca had expended for the school and how much trouble she had quietly solved.

But Professor McGonagall knew that no matter how capable and talented Maca was, it was just a child!

With a child running around and tired, and even fighting all kinds of darkness, Professor McGonagall's heart could not bear to pile up. But otherwise, I'm afraid Hogwarts is not in such a simple situation that a dozen students are out of school.

Watching the parents take their children and walk towards the main entrance of the school accompanied by Filch, Professor McGonagall sighed extremely rarely.

"McLean, if you're tired, take a break."

Standing on the side of the castle door, Marka turned her head and looked at Professor McGonagall unexpectedly. Because in the other person's tone, he heard a clear mildness.

Mileva McGonagall, who was always serious and tough, would not easily show softness.

It can be said that no matter how powerful people are, they also show weakness in certain specific situations. It's the same with even the most intelligent, like Dumbledore, let alone others.

Marka knew that Professor McGonagall must have been under too much pressure.

"Professor," Maca whispered, "I'm okay, but I'm just selling my strength from time to time. Instead, it's you. Maintaining the operation of the entire school is very difficult. You have a greater responsibility than I do. too much."

He paused and then persuaded: "Don't set too high a goal for yourself because of Professor Dumbledore, it will only create more unnecessary pressure on himself. Now it is different from the past, Your burden must be heavier than Professor Dumbledore. "

"What we need to do now is everyone's best effort-please don't put the entire Hogwarts on yourself."

As a school principal with a long history and a world-renowned reputation, he must be struggling, as if walking on thin ice, even if there is an "agent" in front of the principal's name.

Maca couldn't do this messenger, so he understood the weight involved.

When Professor McGonagall was blinded by the pressure, Maca didn't mind trying to clear her up, because he could and could only do that.

"... good boy."

Professor McGonagall thought for a moment, then suddenly smiled sideways at him, as kind as an ordinary grandma. Then in the next moment, her face was covered with sternness again, as if the glance that Marca had just seen was just an illusion.

"McLean, you have worked hard this time. But the situation will definitely be more serious. In case of any resurgence, I hope you can continue to work with me to protect this Hogwarts that belongs to everyone!"

"Of course." Maca nodded slightly.

"Also," Professor McGonagall paused, and continued quickly, "It is time for Christmas, and after the Christmas dinner is a holiday-Dumbledore's funeral will be held in public during the holidays."

"Well," Marka said, agreeing immediately: "The funeral was held in public to convey our confidence to the public. It is not necessary to involve all students. After all ..."

After all, this funeral will probably not be peaceful-the sentence Maca did not say. But even if he didn't say it, Professor McGonagall knew it.

Declaring that Hogwarts has enough confidence to resist foreign enemies will not only give parents a little peace of mind, but also show determination to the forces of darkness. In addition, whether Dumbledore is dead or not will also become a fear among the black wizards who intend to touch Hogwarts.

Because of this, although there will certainly not be any big scenes and vigorous all-out attacks, small-scale trials are mostly inevitable.

Not to mention Greenward, at least Voldemort will never miss this opportunity.

After Maca had talked with Professor McGonagall a few more things about the silent man last night, Professor McGonagall, who still had countless tasks to complete, quickly left.

Maca thought about it, and returned to the school hospital ward to accompany Luna again.

Although he actually wanted to take Hermione to the secret island of Reina, and tried to convince the group of elves as soon as possible. But at the moment, he really didn't want to leave Luna's side, because that always disturbed him.

Just like this time, even though he was more or less vigilant from the beginning, he was always alert to those refugees from Greece. To this end, he even deliberately avoided too much contact with Luna, for fear that Luna would be targeted by some mischievous people.

But who knows, in the case of lack of avatars, there is almost an irreparable tragedy.

He didn't want to do it again last time!

Therefore, he decided to wait for Luna to fully recover before taking her to the island to see the elves. As long as Luna stays with him, it will at least give him a lot of peace of mind.

"... Aren't you going to work today?"

In the ward, Luna leaned halfway on the pillow that was raised, and stared at Maca blindly. Her words were still empty and at ease, as if what happened last night had nothing to do with her at all, not half caring.

"Well," Maka smiled softly. "I always feel like I haven't sat with you for a long time. It's all right today. I'll be here with you."

"Really?" Luna tilted her head, stared up and down at Maca, and said with great interest, "I heard that you have gone to the United States. Have you encountered any interesting things?"

"Of course there are, a lot of them!" Maca nodded. "Yes, there is one thing you will definitely be interested in-I saw a Thunderbird over there!"

"Oh-" Luna seemed a little surprised, and even Li's eyes became clearer. "That must be a wind! They will create a storm ..."

"Yes, the wind can be strong," Maka said with a smile. "They are said to be close relatives to Phoenix, but apart from the tail feathers, I really don't see where they are" close "? Thunderbirds are bigger than I expected The bigger ones are, in my opinion, at least they don't lose to the Fire Dragon in size ... "

By the sunny window, Makat deliberately picked things from a peaceful angle and slowly shared them with Luna. Although the darkness he encountered was obviously deeper than the light, he was really reluctant to pollute this pure-hearted girl with the people and things of those disgusting people ~ lightnovelpub.net ~ In the conversation between the two, Time passed by little by little, and they seemed to return to the leisurely time they had been quietly in the mountains behind Lovegood's house.

...

However, Luna and Maca deliberately depressed the gloom, and Hermione's side was completely low.

Hermione's mind about Helen was complicated. She obviously had a good opinion of the girl. When she learned that Helen had somehow turned into a murderer who hurt her classmates, it took a while before she accepted the fact.

But after she accepted it, she felt endless remorse.

Maca did not read wrong last night, when the three of them arrived in the hall very quickly and met Maca briefly. And Luna, who Maka held in her arms, was naturally seen by them.

Hermione thought she would be jealous, but she realized afterwards that she was worried. Luna is a good girl. Although she often makes strange and strange actions, her heart is undoubtedly pure and kind.

A girl like Luna not only couldn't help her to be jealous, but she couldn't stop blaming herself for mistrusting Helen.

For Hermione, who was silent because of this, Harry and Ron knew a little bit, because they were also afraid in the dark.

In the aftermath of this incident, the emotions of the three little lions of Gryffindor College fell into a trough. It is because they believe in the power of friendship that they are even more suspicious of it.

Although Maca had caused some misunderstandings at the beginning, at least the ending was good. But this time, what was before them was the fact that someone had really cheated their friendship.

In this silence, Ron, who was also heavy-hearted, suddenly looked up.