"Do you think the Auror Alliance of the International Confederation of Wizards will co to help us?"
After completing the expulsion of the families of the disruptive students, Robards went directly to Aberforth, who was arranging and setting up defensive magic in the village, trying to get so good news from the old man.
Judging from the current situation, the advantage is not on their side.
On the contrary, as ti goes by, more and more dark wizards will gather near Hogwarts after receiving Voldemort's orders. The village of Hogsade next to the school is a very good temporary base for the dark wizards preparing to attack Hogwarts.
Robards had always suspected that Albert Anderson intended to use Hogsade as a target to attract dark wizards, lure a large number of dark wizards to the village, and eliminate them to relieve the pressure on Hogwarts.
That guy is the kind of person who can do such a thing.
Especially now that no wizards willing to oppose Voldemort were coming to Hogsade anymore, this was definitely not a good sign.
Either they were intercepted by dark wizards, or this was the current state of the British wizarding world.
Either way, it ans they have no other helpers.
"You an the Auror Alliance!"
Aberforth was a little surprised that Robards ca to him for this matter.
"Any questions?"
Robards' bad premonition beca even stronger.
"Don't you know what you Aurors look like?"
As soon as Aberforth opened his mouth, Robards and the Aurors around him could not bear it anymore.
What does "Don't you know what you are like?" an?
"The so-called Auror Alliance was just a cover from beginning to end. They were just a cover to help us buy ti." Aberforth ignored Robards and the Aurors around him who were glaring at him, and said this cruel truth lightly, "Didn't you know it a long ti ago?"
"That's impossible."
"Nothing is impossible. It's good enough that Kingsley can convince the International Confederation of Wizards to help us. As for wanting the Auror Alliance to join us and fight against Voldemort and his dark wizards together, that is almost impossible."
"So, we had no other reinforcents from the beginning?" Robards asked with wide eyes.
"You are. The people here are unexpected reinforcents." Aberforth glanced at Robards and said calmly.
"I don't believe it. I don't believe that Albert Anderson cannot convince the International Confederation of Wizards." Robards used to be Scrimgeour's right-hand man and was very clear about Albert's abilities. Since that guy was going to solve Voldemort's problem tonight, he must have made full preparations.
"Yes, that guy did help. Otherwise, do you really think that the International Confederation of Wizards would be willing to risk being targeted by Voldemort to help us temporarily attract the attention of the Death Eaters?" Aberforth had a strange expression on his face. He felt that these guys really had no self-awareness.
"As far as I know, the International Confederation of Wizards has been slapped in the face by Voldemort. They will never give up on destroying it..." Robards was suddenly stunned, as if he thought of sothing, and his face beca extrely ugly.
"It seems you have guessed the reason. Kingsley did invite them to join the campaign against Voldemort, but even if the International Confederation of Wizards is willing to join, they will wait until we completely defeat Voldemort and establish the final victory before coming out to help clean up the ss." Aberforth glanced at the Aurors present and sneered, "So, you'd better not expect those guys to help us. Of course, there is no need to worry too much, because the current situation is much better than Albert originally expected, we just need to complete our respective tasks step by step."….
The Aurors fell silent.
They appeared here, most likely because they were forced by the broadcast content of the Wizarding Lookout and were "willing" to join the team against Voldemort.
If possible, how many Aurors would really co forward to join this asymtric war?
Probably no one except those from the Order of the Phoenix!
Albert had anticipated this a long ti ago and probably reminded Scrimgeour, which is why they were tricked by Scrimgeour's last words.
Then it is not surprising what the Auror Alliance did.
Even though doing so was indeed despicable, so what? They were still the ultimate winners, and they didn't have to pay any price. As for the dissatisfaction of the British wizards who suffered heavy losses, they could only hold it in.
All countries are willing to send Aurors to help, so what qualifications do you have to complain?
It's just that I'm a little late.
But this is normal. Aurors from various countries do not understand the situation in Britain, and being late has never been just their traditional virtue.
As for stealing so of the fruits of victory through radio and newspapers?
To be honest, news blockades have always been sothing politicians do frequently, leaving most civilians with only newspapers and radio to learn the so-called truth.
"Don't show that expression. Although the Death Eaters probably won't let go of Hogsade easily, Albert didn't ask you to defend it to the death. Besides, I think it's safer here. Hogwarts is the real battlefield and it's more dangerous there." Aberforth glanced at the Aurors with gloomy faces and said aningfully, "Don't forget that Voldemort's treasure is hidden in that castle. I guess when all his people get together, he will order those cannon fodder to storm the castle."
Aberforth's words did not bring much comfort to the Aurors, but instead made them understand the aning of his words.
Albert seed to give them flexible choices, but this so-called flexibility was just that, because no matter what choice they made, they needed to confront Voldemort's minions head-on to buy precious ti for Harry Potter.
Their only hope now is that more wizards in Britain will wake up, bravely stand up to resist Voldemort, and contribute to Harry Potter's elimination of Voldemort.
But now most of the Aurors in the UK have gathered here, and those employees in the Ministry of Magic obviously cannot be relied upon, otherwise they would not continue to stay in the British Ministry of Magic and work for Voldemort's people.
However, the Aurors obviously didn't have ti to think about these questions.
At the edge of the village, a spell suddenly rose, exploding red sparks in the sky, illuminating the night sky of Hogsade.
Enemy attack!
The Auror who reacted scread loudly.
Everyone was forced to be extrely alert and drew out their wands to prepare for battle.
An inexplicable chill suddenly surged into their hearts, allowing the Aurors to imdiately figure out what the attacking enemy was.
Outside their field of vision, a dark mass of Dentors surged towards Hogsade like a wave, and these nearly 100 Dentors were rely the enemy's vanguard used to disrupt them
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