Natme Indontris had been looking for Tom, and she realized that there were many things about Tom that she didn't know.

This made her feel very complicated.

For a long time she had no clue. She thought she was inseparable from Tom, and she knew everything about him. But she didn't even know his vault number in Gringotts.

Tom didn't have a place to live. Or that he doesn't stay in a house, and every time he leaves her house, he goes to the house that his supporters have given him. And he would change places every once in a while.

She didn't know where his home was, and she would never believe that the place where 'Parose Riddle' lived was his home. That woman was nothing to him.

The Tom she knew was the ambitious young wizard beside her, who was constantly describing to her his ambitions, his goals, and their bright future. The wizarding world will be changed by them, all wizards will know their names, and the surname Ingdontras will forever go down in history, and she will stand by his side and share it with him.

She knew he was constantly looking for supporters, that there were many wizarding nobles who were convinced of him, and that some had already given their allegiance to him. The old men, who were twice as old as him, were as obedient and obedient in front of him as students in front of the professor, and every time she sat behind him, she felt extremely honored.

But what about other than that? She discovers that she doesn't know anything about Tom.

She couldn't tell those wizard nobles Tom about his disappearance, because she knew those people well, and if they knew that Tom was missing, they wouldn't worry about him as much as she did, but would immediately leave him behind, as if they didn't know him at all.

Some people may feel sorry for him, after all, his words are so seductive, and the prospects he depicts are so intoxicating. But Tom is still too young in the end, and in the eyes of those old slippery heads, they will not easily make any promises except for the interests that are clearly placed in front of them.

Tom once said that he would make those who had sworn allegiance to him never dare to betray him again.

Just like a wizard to a house-elf, I want them to appear to me at any point in the world at my command. I want them to fear me as they fear death, nay, more than death. ’

She had always felt that it was not appropriate to do that. Although she also looked forward to being like a queen, and the wizards bowed down to her before her, she warned him that the wizard nobles would not be so easily subdued. He should be more careful and more cautious.

You should let them see your strength and come to you willingly. She told him so.

Tom had a lot planned, and he thought that all wizards should be reminded that they weren't Muggles in the first place. They possess great strength, while Muggles are weak and incompetent, they are like ants. As wizards, it would be a waste for them to have mercy on such a life. Think about it, wizards once fought elves and drove centaurs and giants deep into the mountains. Wizards are proud in the first place, so why are they joining Muggles now?

Sitting alone in her bedroom, Natme deeply misses the time she spent with Tom. Although he never went into her bedroom, he always just dropped her to the door of the room, and then took her hand and kissed her gently.

Tom is so good, he has such great ideals to achieve.

She must find him!

Natme began to act.

Although she has been living in seclusion, the surname Ingtang Trais still works. She had personally visited some of the wizarding nobles whom she had heard from Tom's mouth, and she had to deign to attend their boring feasts, to go to their homes for dinner, and to listen to their wives and children say things that were out of tune.

She could see the contempt in their eyes, but she could only endure it. Her neck was so firm that she looked up, and her piercing gaze would not allow anyone to offend.

Then, she finally got a message. Before Tom disappeared, he had given an underage wizard to a man.

This surprised her.

Tom is very cautious and careful. He never asks others to do things for him easily, and he never does things that are useless.

- So, who is this underage wizard?

She asked to see the underage wizard, but the man flatly refused her!

"No, Natme. Even you, I wouldn't have let you see that boy without his permission. ”

"And where is he?" She doesn't give up, if this person doesn't take her, she can go by herself.

The man shook his head: "I won't tell you. Then he said curiously, "Why do you want to know?" Does he know you're doing this on the sly? ”

She immediately glared at him sternly and said, "I won't betray Tom." He was well aware of this. ”

"Yes, yes, you will not betray him." The man said nonchalantly, "But he really didn't know that you were asking him about these things behind his back, did he?" ”

The man looked at her sinisterly, and she knew that if he had the chance, he would turn his face and go to tell Tom.

She had no choice but to go.

The underage wizard kept circling around in her head, and she couldn't help herself from thinking about it, she wanted to know who this person was. Why did Tom entrust him to someone else before he disappeared.

And that person wouldn't tell her.

Three months later, she found nothing. Only to come to this woman she looked down on again: Parose Riddle. She wanted to ask her if she knew such a person. She had a strong sense that she knew. But the feeling tormented her like a nightmare, and she feared the answer that it represented.

So, she broke into the house again in the middle of the night, and the woman was sitting under a lamp writing a diary – which was ridiculous! Then she was shocked to find that she had seen the diary! She had seen Tom before, and she had seen him look through that notebook more than once, and when she walked over, he put it away.

- She never thought the diary was hers!

This discovery made her breathing unsteady.

She asked the woman calmly, "Do you know an underage wizard?" ”

Baoth hadn't heard of the term 'underage wizard', and she didn't react for a moment.

"What? What did you say? She asked with a frown.

As if there was a lump in her throat that made her uncomfortable, Natme said with difficulty, "Tom, he gave an underage wizard to a man before he disappeared. She paused, then added, "I didn't hear of him having such a plan." Then she stared at Ross as if she wanted to see every flicker of her eyes, and asked, "You know what?" ”

"Oh," said Rose, as if recalling, and then waved her hand nonchalantly, "I probably know." But what does it matter? She looked at Natme eagerly and strangely, almost questioning her, "Aren't you looking for my master?" Why care about those who are not important? ”

Natme quickly exclaimed, "That's not unimportant! She asked her viciously, "How do you know it's not important?" Maybe, maybe that's why Tom disappeared! That's all Tom did before he disappeared! ”

Pauss, almost sighing, said to Natme like an ignorant child: "You are an idiot! I wonder why my master believes in you so much! You can't do anything at all! ”

She got up from her chair, spun around in front of Natme, waved her hands and said, "You should go to the master!" I thought you had gone to the master! The result? Who knows what you've done? She slammed in on Natme, held up three fingers, and said, "Three months!" You haven't found anything in these three months! And it turned out that you just said that the owner took a child? He gave a child to someone else, but what does it matter? This is not worth mentioning compared to the owner!! ”

Natme pretended to be casual and asked, "So do you know who that underage wizard is?" Then she held her breath and looked at the back of this woman, she had already discovered that this woman was very special and could not hide her words, as long as she gently provoked her, she would say anything.

Sure enough, she heard Rose say, "Of course I do! ”

She forced herself not to speak, waiting for her to continue.

"He's my child." Paussie said as a matter of course, and then turned to look at Natme: "But what does it matter?" She repeated the phrase again and again, staring at Natme, who did not seem even more surprised that Merlin was alive, "The most important thing is the master, isn't it?" ”

O Merlin!

It was entirely because of her self-esteem as Ingdontris that she did not lose her temper in front of this woman. She didn't know what else she could say, she didn't even know where she was. After a long time, she noticed a cup of tea in front of her.

"You look so bad." "Have a cup of tea, I hope it will make your face look a little better, you look like a dead man." She seemed to have poured her a cup of tea out of sheer politeness, and she didn't care if she lived or died.

The ghost sent the gods, and Natme took the cup of tea and took a sip. And Paus, who was sitting across from her, was holding a bread knife and spreading jam on the bread. She looks so vulgar. Natme thought in disgust, this woman knew at a glance that she was not well educated, and that she was completely inferior. Even if she were a wizard, she wouldn't be a noble-born person.

The aroma of the tea was so enticing that she couldn't help but take another sip.

"Tea is good, isn't it?" "I bought it in Diagon Alley, and it's very expensive, it costs me nineteen Galleons an ounce." ”

Upstart.

Natme thought disdainfully, she picked a small cookie and tasted it, it didn't taste bad.

"Would you like another drink?" Rose picked up the teapot and added another cup to her.

She politely said, "Thank you." After putting the sugar and milk, she stirred it, took a sip, and suddenly felt that something was wrong.

“…… Why would you prepare tea late at night? ”

Her words were still in her mouth, and the person had slipped under the chair.

With a smile, Rose pulled her wand out of her hand, snapped it and said, "Of course I'm waiting for you." ”

- This woman is even easier to deceive than she thinks.