Chapter 1441 Great Irony

When a lot of things are constantly being accumulated and you are so busy that you are almost too busy, you have to find time to listen to a story that does not seem to help you. This has to be said to be a very "luxury" behavior.

Thanks to Luna's help, Maca already knew everything about the secret of the mercury statue in the center of Spiral Town Square.

As for the old stories about this "Mrs. Miranda Gunter", to be honest, it doesn't seem to have much meaning to Maca.

No matter what the original intention of establishing this town was, and no matter how the fact that all kinds of asylum seekers moved in now is not the same as the original intention at that time, it seems to have nothing to do with Maca.

But for some reason, Maca still subconsciously hoped that Gaunt would continue, no matter how tight his time was, he still wanted to finish listening to the other party's words.

And just like that, it was a full hour.

"Mr. Gaunt..."

When the other party finally finished talking about those memories that obviously only belonged to the other party, Maca spoke again, looking at the side face of the stubble-covered man who was no longer young and said:

"Honestly, I don't know why I'm standing here, listening to your story... But I think it might be the same for you. You know it, no matter whether you have told your wife's great wish Me, I will protect this town as much as I can - after all, there are many people who I cherish live here, and my desire to protect them is visible to many people, including you .”

Not only Gunter, but even Haierbo knew of his entanglements, and even took advantage of them several times.

Thinking of this, Maca couldn't help but smiled, and then continued:

"So I'd say it's a coincidence that we're here to have this conversation - it's been on your mind for so long that you want to talk; and I don't know why, but I want to listen... oh, If I guessed wrong, let me apologize to you first."

Gaunt listened to him say these words, with his irascible self, naturally a little unpleasant.

But now, the two of them were talking about his wife Miranda, and this alone was enough to quench the unnecessary anger in his heart.

His Mira will always stay in the softest part of his heart,

Taking a deep breath, and then exhaling the turbid air gently, Gunter calmed down again. Then, he frowned and shook his head, then turned his eyes to Maca and said:

"You are indeed 'guessing wrong'...or at least you only guessed half right. You heard just now that I promised Ensi his mother many things, and I have fulfilled every one of them...But There is one more thing, but it is far from being able to be achieved by Lao Tzu's ability alone."

"What's up?"

Maca suddenly realized that maybe she was really as the other party said, and she didn't guess his mind correctly. And the next words were probably what the other party really wanted to say to him.

As for the story about his wife just now, it was just a great and touching, but also smelly and long foreshadowing.

"McLean, you may have felt from a long time ago that I have always been the most 'selfish' person."

Gaunt curled his lips, seemingly with emotion, but he seemed to be nonchalant and said:

"For Mila,

To be honest, I really still love her deeply until now. However, love is love, but it does not mean that I will go against my own ideas and agree with everything about her because of love—"

"To be honest, it doesn't matter whether it's pure blood, half blood, muggles... even those vampires, werewolves, and house elves, in my opinion, it's all good! What if they can live together in harmony ? What if they are hostile to each other? What does this have to do with Lao Tzu?"

"Therefore, I just hope that I can keep all the promises I made to Mira, and then I naturally owe her nothing—yes, including that kid Ens."

It can be said that Maca knows the temperament of the Gaunt family members very well. After all, he has been entangled with that unusually typical Gaunt family heir for so long.

But the Gunter in front of him, he thought he would be quite different from the "Gunter" he knew, because anyway, the acquired environment would have a huge impact on a person's character.

But who knows, paranoid people will be paranoid no matter what.

"Mr. Gaunt, you mean—"

It must be said that since this Gaunt grew up living with a distaste for Voldemort, it was a direct result of his mother. Therefore, he maintained an attitude of opposition from the bottom of his heart to the "purity theory", which Voldemort insisted on.

And this is also an important factor why Maca believes that his life has had a great impact on him.

However, Mr. Gunter, who does not agree with the theory of pure blood supremacy, must conversely agree with such an argument of "great integration of various groups"?

In general, he and Voldemort are still the same, they both only center on their own existence.

Even counting Hai Erbo, there is not much difference, but that guy's wisdom, consciousness and ability are obviously much higher than theirs.

"What I mean is," Gaunt pursed his lips slightly, before he said calmly, "Help me fulfill my last promise to her, and then I will share the key to the treasure house of the Gaunt family with you— — it's a deal."

"Ok?"

Maca didn't respond immediately, he just hummed somewhat inexplicably, and there wasn't much expression on that face.

After a slight pause, he drooped his eyelids and changed the subject:

"I seem to have heard that you mentioned little Ensi just now?"

"Yes," Gaunt nodded immediately, "I know what you want to say—yes, I plan to hand him over to you. But as for half of the treasury that will belong to you, it's up to you to share it with him You can figure it out! McLean, I have been observing you for a long time, so I also believe... at least it is much more comfortable for that kid to follow you than to live with me!"

"Tsk."

As Maca listened, she couldn't help clicking her tongue in boredom.

Everything this guy said was actually an excuse at all, and even the last sentence was essentially that he hoped to have a good reason to let go of the child.

But... this man will be silent in the Muggle world for more than ten years because of his promise, but in the end he will be so determined to give away his child as trouble.

"This guy's personality...how complicated and distorted is it that he behaves like this inexplicably?"

Maca couldn't help thinking so in his heart.

"The story about a great female wizard just now seems like a great irony."

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