According to this, in an attic dozens of meters away, Ivan looked at the two Aurors who stopped pedestrians from asking questions, turned his head to look at Althea, and asked curiously.

"If we say that, will anyone really believe it?"

"Don't worry, Fren has already told all the wizards in Tumbledown Alley to confess, no matter how much the Aurors ask for the news, they have to ......believe it if they don't believe it," Althea said with a smile.

This is exactly what Fudge wants to see, and according to their judgment, the Ministry of Magic should not look into it.

"Anyway, we'd better send some people to contact them and test them." Ivan said very cautiously, there have been too many changes in the Tumbling Alley during this time, and it is not something that can be covered up in one or two sentences, so it is better to be careful.

"Okay." Althea nodded, not refuting Ivan's words.

Sunny and Delux are also old acquaintances, they met a few years ago, and they have some friendship, so she knows both of them well.

The little girl named Sunny is innocent and romantic, and although Delix is delicate, she also has her own little abacus, maybe she can win it over.

Thinking of this, Althea decided to take a moment to meet them in person.

Ivan only gave a brief reminder and said no more.

In his opinion, these two Aurors were just minor characters, and even if they happened to discover some secrets, they would not be able to make any waves.

It was only out of caution that Althea paid special attention to these two men.

Considering that he had been delayed in Tumbledown Alley for a long time, Ivan did not stay here long, and after making sure that the Aurors had no deterrence, he returned to the underground fortress, packed his bags and prepared to set off.

Although Aisya was a little reluctant, she had no intention of stopping her.

For Ivan, who has mastered the magic of spatial displacement, it only takes a moment to travel back and forth between the two places, and if there is no important delay, he can come back about once a week.

Saying goodbye to Althea, Ivan carried the small suitcase, thought about the coordinates in his mind, waved his wand, and recited the incantation.

"Apparition shifting!"

With a change of space, Ivan's figure disappeared in place.

When he came back to his senses, he had appeared in a wide courtyard, surrounded by different flowers and plants, and strangely shaped alchemy creatures were "creaking" and pruning the overly dense bushes.

"It's good to be back again, it's still so peaceful here." Ivan looked around and said with emotion that for him, Nicol Lemay's safe house was like a paradise away from the hustle and bustle.

There are no annoying intrigues here, there is no need to think about security, and you can learn a lot of advanced alchemy knowledge, which is not too perfect......

If he could, he wouldn't be bored of staying here for a year and a half.

Ivan thought as he walked briskly towards the house in the middle of the courtyard, and when he reached the steps, the wall in front of him cracked automatically, revealing a square passage with jagged spikes on both sides, like the open jaws of a giant beast.

Ivan was very suspicious that this room was actually a super-large alchemy creature, but with his current alchemy level, he couldn't see any way.

"Ulala... Ula ......"

As soon as Ivan stepped through the door, a large group of finger-sized alchemical creatures with a chirping sound gathered around him and circled around his feet.

"Long time no see, Wu Ka Ka, where is the teacher?" Ivan picked up a "little radish head" and asked with a smile.

This small alchemy creature was suddenly lifted into the air by Ivan, and was immediately startled, and grabbed Ivan's fingers in a panic, so as not to fall down, and had no time to answer Ivan's questions.

Fortunately, the "little radish heads" on the ground were not affected, shouting one by one, and all of them stretched out their hands and pointed in the direction of the living room.

"Thank you."

Ivan put the alchemy creature back on the ground and walked through the hallway into the living room.

At this time, Nicol Lemay was sitting in a chair by the window, holding a thick book in his hand and looking through it with relish, taking a sip of tea from time to time.

It wasn't until he heard the commotion coming from the door that Nicol Lemay seemed to notice something, and slowly turned his head to see Ivan walking from the front hall.

"You're back...... Nicol Lemay was not surprised, but closed the book in his hand and beckoned.

"I received a letter from you a few days ago, but there are some things to deal with at home, so I delayed for some time." Ivan sat down in the chair in the living room, and explained with some embarrassment, glancing casually at the book in Nicol Lemay's hand before stopping.

The cover of the book is outlined with black and white lines, and it can be vaguely seen that it is a small wizard surrounded by a group of people, which faintly makes him feel very familiar.

Wait a minute...... Isn't this just ......

Ivan's mind was a little confused, and he looked at Nicol Lemay with the last glimmer of hope. "Teacher, the book you read ......"

"Of course, it's the "New Century Manifesto" that you wrote." Nicol Lemay explained with a smile, then continued.

"Last summer, you forgot it in your room, and you picked it up in the corner when you made the bed, and I thought it was just a normal brochure at first, so I flipped through it without your permission......"

Ivan was directly stunned, and he finally remembered when Nicol Lemay reminded him of this.

The day before the start of school last year, Althea did give him a copy of the "New Century Manifesto", and after he stayed up late that night to read it, he dropped the book in a fit of rage, but he got up too late the next day, completely forgot about it, and hurried to the train.

Unexpectedly, this book was found by those alchemy robots and handed it to Nicol Lemay.

Ivan's face suddenly showed an extremely embarrassed look.

It felt like secretly writing a little yellow book, only to come home and find that relatives and friends were all around to read it, and I was embarrassed to find a place to bury myself immediately.

"Teacher, that book was just written by a friend of mine, please don't take it seriously." Ivan said in a curt, his heart had already cut Gleason, who wrote the book, with a thousand cuts.

"I think it's funny......" Nicol Lemay didn't care who the friend Ivan was talking about, but said meaningfully. Looks like you're working in that direction, aren't you? ”