Chapter 1497 Harry's Persistence

"boom!"

"Lupine, the team to clear up the living corpses has already started?"

The main hall door of the new Ministry of Magic building was slammed open from the outside, and a figure broke through the guarding wizard who was trying to stop it, and rushed into the hall by force.

"I'm sorry, Mr. Lupine! Mr. Potter...we can't stop him."

Seeing Harry rushing towards him with the Gryffindor sword upside down, Lupine could only shake his head, and then waved his hands at the apologetic Aurors at the door.

"It's okay, you guys continue to guard outside! Take the door behind you by the way."

After the guards hurriedly nodded and exited the hall, and the main door was closed again, Lupine's eyes fell on Harry's eager face again.

"Harry, I knew you would come... Where are Hermione and Ron?"

Facing Lupine's kindly and flat expression, Harry couldn't help pursing his lips, and then suddenly shook his head.

"I'm the only one this time," he said. "We've discussed it. This time, among us, only those with the minimum self-protection ability are allowed to go out to fight—and since Maca told me to guard The observation room, so I asked Neville to stay there instead of me, and stay with everyone."

After being so impulsive and reckless last time, it seemed that this group of friends did have safer and more thoughtful considerations. At least if one of them had to go to the front line, Harry holding the Gryffindor sword was indeed the most suitable candidate.

only……

"From what you said, I can tell that you have indeed calmed down and thought about it," Lupine nodded slightly, "But I must say that this plan has been temporarily overthrown by Maca and rebuilt. That’s right, because there is no strict hypothetical rehearsal, no one can predict what will go wrong.”

Having said that, Lupine reached out and patted Harry on the shoulder, and said with a serious face:

"So... I'm sorry, in order to ensure the stability of the plan, I will not agree to implement any plans that Maca has not mentioned."

"Is it just me?"

"One more unplanned person, one more unanticipated possibility! So... yes, no."

Lupine basically appeared in front of everyone as a "nice guy" all his life.

No matter how you look at it on weekdays, you are approachable and approachable, and it is rare to be in such a state of reluctance like today.

Harry seemed a little uncomfortable with Lupine like this.

After subconsciously hesitating for a moment, he finally couldn't help saying:

"Don't you have to do what Maca says? Don't you also say that Maca is also a temporary change of plan this time. No one can tell if there is any problem with this plan, right?"

But as soon as he finished speaking, Harry immediately regretted it—if he didn't even believe Maca's decision, who else could he trust? Do you still believe in Harry Potter?

Harry, who knew that he had slipped his words because of his impatience, finally closed his mouth and fell silent for a while.

However, even so, he has no intention of leaving here.

Because just now, in fact, after everyone knew that Kingsley led a large army to London, almost everyone wanted to go to the front to fight side by side with Sirius and the others.

Yes, there are so many friends and even relatives they are familiar with on the front line. If they hear "some bad news" from relatives and friends without going there, they will regret it to death!

But after some careful consideration suggested by Hermione, the group of friends suppressed their impulses and worries one by one, and entrusted all the tasks of aiding the frontline to him who most hoped to pass.

There is no doubt that the current him is carrying the expectations of his partners. It is probably impossible for him to give up now.

Compared with Harry who persisted in silence, Lupine's mood at this time is actually very complicated. Although he was equally determined to sternly reject Harry, there was only one problem that made him feel uneasy.

That is... With Harry's current strength, if he is really determined to go to the front line, it is impossible for him to stop the opponent in the absence of Maca.

Thinking of this, Lupine couldn't help but whispered in his heart:

"James... your child has really grown up! Although... well, although he is a little worse than you in terms of thinking about ghost ideas, his magic level can be said to have inherited both your talent and Lily's. Coupled with the help of an outstanding friend like Maca McLean, the current ability has far exceeded your imagination..."

Harry did look a lot like his father, only his eyes followed his mother's. At this moment, Lupine stared a few more times, as if James had been resurrected back then, which made him nostalgic.

Needless to say, in this way, Lupine was even more reluctant to let Harry go to the front line of the battlefield full of danger and unknown.

But just as Lupine was worried, only Maca could stop Harry today.

But it's a pity that Maca is still confronting Hai Erbo in the depths of the Forbidden Forest of Hogwarts. Although it can be regarded as a guarantee that Hai Erbo will not suddenly appear on the battlefield outside London, but in a short time Definitely can't come back.

"Lupine, I know that in addition to strictly implementing Maca's plan, you must also feel owed for the death of my parents... Thank you! Lupine, I understand that you, like Sirius, have always They all treat me like their own child, and I am really grateful for your concern and care for me over the past few years."

"Well," Harry was talking, he suddenly took a step back, "If today was just for my own impulse, maybe I would have given up by now... But, before I came here to find you, I had already accepted There are so many entrustments from Hermione and Ron. Even if it’s just to confirm the situation of Bill, Charlie, Sirius and others on their behalf, I will definitely go.”

Having said that, Harry suddenly turned around with his sword in hand, and immediately ran towards the gate. After subconsciously chasing him for two steps, Lupine watched Harry suddenly push open the door, jumped over the heads of the guards outside the door, and disappeared in a blink of an eye.

"Mr. Lupine? Look... you want to chase?"

Knowing that he might not be able to catch up, a wizard guarding the door couldn't help but ask. Lupine walked closer step by step, staring at the direction Harry left for a long time, then slowly shook his head.

"No more chasing."

With a wave of his hand, Lupine immediately turned around and returned to the hall, and the door closed with a bang.

()