Today, the atmosphere in the British Ministry of Magic is not right.
The employees, who should have been busy with work, all looked absent-minded, and they even lowered their voices when they spoke, as if they were afraid of disturbing sothing.
When they passed a corridor on the basent floor, they would subconsciously slow down their pace and secretly observe the eting room at the end of the corridor.
At this mont, two wizards were moving chairs and guarding the door of the conference room to prevent others from approaching. It was said that an ergency eting was being held in the conference room.
All employees working in the Ministry of Magic know that those who can sit in and hold etings are Death Eaters.
No one knows what those bad guys are going to do next, and every ti they hold a eting, nothing good happens.
They can do nothing about it and can only passively accept the bad news.
However, the situation in the conference room was not what most people imagined.
This group of Death Eaters in gorgeous disguises were not discussing anything extrely evil. They... they were listening to the radio, or to be more precise, they were listening to the broadcast from the Wizard Lookout.
Ever since Albert asked Lee Jordan to start spreading the news on the Wizard Lookout radio, the dark wizard responsible for monitoring the Wizard Lookout radio inford Yaxley of this important news, and then there was the ridiculous scene of the Death Eaters' top brass listening to the radio together in the conference room.
In fact, many Death Eaters felt that it was ridiculous that Yaxley had been so nervous that he had called them over to listen to the broadcast together.
But they didn't dare say anything.
After all, Yaxley is the Dark Lord's right-hand man, and this matter also involves that damn Mudblood, so it would never be wrong to handle it with caution.
After everyone listened to the broadcast for an hour, McNeill finally couldn't help but speak.
"You think that Mudblood is hatching so big conspiracy?"
In fact, as long as you don't get distracted when listening to the radio, you should be able to hear so news.
The Wizard Watch Station radio was constantly reminding all listeners that a very important event would be announced soon. Although those guys were being mysterious and didn't say what the big event was, most people could sll a hint of impending storm.
Because they knew very well that this damn wizard lookout was the window to the outside world for those who were against Voldemort, and it was almost impossible for such a bad incident to happen there to deliberately play tricks on everyone.
This was also the main reason why the Death Eaters did not complain to Yaxley for wasting an hour of their ti after listening to the broadcast.
"Whatever those guys want to do, we should be on high alert." Yaxley looked at McNeill, the head of the Auror Office. "Have our spies sent back any information?"
"Not yet." McNeill shook his head and reminded, "You'd better not hold your hopes too high. Most of the people in that shelter are cowards. I don't think they know anything."
The Death Eaters would naturally not give up on placing people around the enemy. McNeill started doing so when he took over as the Director of the Auror Office, but the results have not been optimistic.
"Do we need to inform the Dark Lord of this?" a Death Eater suddenly asked.
"I told the Dark Lord yesterday, and he asked us to keep a close eye on him and find out what the mudblood is planning to do?"….
Yaxley agreed, but it was not an easy task.
"I'll have the crisis response team on standby and form a new reserve team." As the head of the Auror Office, most of the burden will fall on McNeill.
"Not enough," said Yaxley. "We need to mobilize more people to monitor those shelters and the entire wizarding community."
"Could this be a bait to attract our attention?" Snape, who had been silent before, suddenly spoke up.
The conference room fell silent instantly, because this possibility was not impossible. Everyone present had been defeated by the insidious and cunning Mudblood, and Snape had always been recognized by them as a relatively smart and reliable guy.
"What did you find?"
Everyone cast inquiring glances at Snape. "Although there is no evidence, there are signs that sothing is about to happen. From what I know about Albert Anderson, that guy would hardly do anything aningless, unless this matter was not his focus from the beginning, but this possibility is very low. We all know how important this radio station is to them, so we can rule out the possibility that this is a joke." Snape asked, "Then why did the other party spread this news?"
"I think there might be so important news to be announced, but I don't think it's the main thing. If it was that important, I don't think they would have ntioned it repeatedly on the air in the last few days."
"Don't tell they don't know we're monitoring their broadcasts."
No one interrupted Snape's analysis, which saved them so ti.
"Since they knew we were monitoring their broadcasts, they deliberately ntioned this important event repeatedly on the radio. Their purpose was probably to attract all our attention and use it to cover up another more important thing they were planning to do.
"So what is the Mudblood going to do?"
"An attack on the Ministry of Magic?"
"Attack Hogwarts?"
Yaxley and McNeill exchanged glances and shook their heads to deny the possibility.
"That's what confuses the most. I don't think that mudblood would do such a stupid thing."
"What do you think Albert Anderson wants to do most?" Snape asked.
"Maybe he wants us all to die!"
As soon as he finished speaking, a burst of laughter broke out in the conference room, but the laughter quickly disappeared because that guy might really do that.
"You don't think that Mudblood is going to call on everyone to go to war with us, do you?" McNeill's expression was a little strange. "To be honest, I'm more inclined to think that guy is planning so conspiracy against us again."
"Killing with a borrowed knife." Yaxley's face suddenly darkened. "We still have a lot of enemies on the European continent. If they are persuaded, they will retaliate against us."
"Is this possible?"
"They've already failed once."
"I doubt they would actually do that."
"No, you don't know Albert Anderson. Believe , with his character, it is not impossible to convince those people to attack us. Don't forget Scrimgeour. Even if he can't convince them, he can use other thods to convince them. Believe , it's easy for that guy."
"What thod?"
"The Imperius Curse." Snape sneered, "Don't forget, the last ti the Dark Lord caught that idiot, we didn't even realize that guy was under the Imperius Curse."
"I think we need to strengthen our monitoring of the movents of European countries to prevent them from catching us off guard." Yaxley looked at McNeill, who nodded to indicate that he would handle the matter.
"As for the Dark Lord, I will speak to him later."
If European countries send Aurors into Britain to hunt down dark wizards, they will have to rely on the power of the Dark Lord.
But is that really the case?
Snape reserved his opinion on this, especially since Yaxley turned the topic to the revenge of European countries, he realized that sothing really was going to happen.
And the so-called conspiracy was exactly what they were discussing.
As for the possibility that one day so Death Eaters would do sothing extre and completely anger the Ministries of Magic in European countries that were already hostile to them, he would not be surprised at all.
No matter how you look at it now, it seems like soone is planning to have Yaxley lead everyone, including the Dark Lord, into a trap they have dug.
Reviews
All reviews (0)