"Be careful on the road, remember to notify me in time if something happens, and I will rush over as soon as possible."

"Of course, it's about the safety of the students...... But I must say that it is the school that is more vulnerable to Helpo's attack than ours. So, it seems that you are the one who needs to be careful! ”

The young wizards had all entered the cabin, except for Professor McGonagall who remained on deck to say a few words to Maca, who had come on board to say goodbye.

Hearing McGonagall say this, Maca could only nod in agreement.

At the same time as the meteorite fell, no one could guarantee that Helbo would not interfere...... No, to be honest, the chances of him not showing up are even lower.

"I'll be careful, and I'm ready to fight him again."

With that, Maca finally nodded to Professor McGonagall before turning and following the gangplank back to the shore. He stood in the middle of the farewell crowd on the shore and watched as the ship's gangplank folded away and Professor McGonagall entered the cabin like the young wizards.

As the hatch slammed shut, the whole ship began to sink rapidly into the lake with a slight jolt of the hull.

In just a few seconds, the lake was already above the deck. When the mast retracted inch by inch on the surface of the water, it was not long before only a few rings of ripples remained on the surface of the lake.

I have to say that compared to the huge momentum when it first came out of the water, the change was obviously much quieter when it left.

"Oh! If you need to, you may be able to sit in the auditorium for a while—although some of the house-elves are on board, they are not all gone! I can ask them to make some tea, some refreshments, or something! ”

With almost no one left in the school, Maca can be the master, and the work of entertaining guests is indispensable.

But in fact, today is neither a weekend nor a holiday, and it is not easy for these guests to come to the opening ceremony.

Sure enough, seeing Maca's polite words, most of the guests said that they would not continue to bother. And those who had leisure, after discovering that there were few people who could stay, also left with a sense of humor.

Maca escorted them to the school gate, watched the guests apparilate and leave, and then turned and headed back in the direction of the castle.

As he walked through the lawn of the vestibule, he saw Hermione and Luna walking around the area in front of the castle, pointing at certain locations from time to time, apparently to confirm the location of the rune array.

In fact, if it were at their original speed, the array could have been arranged by now. It's just that since the students haven't left yet, it's not convenient for them to place the Mowen stone slab in this vestibule.

Seeing Maca passing by, Hermione deliberately waved at him, then stretched out her arms and pulled around the wide vestibule. When Maca saw it, she could only shrug her shoulders and smile helplessly at her.

Of course, he understood that Hermione was showing him how big the place was, to prove that the "five days" she had asked for wasn't nonsense.

"Actually, it really won't take that long."

Luna muttered something to Hermione, but the latter didn't hear her.

……

Under a clear sky, the Hogwarts Express sailed into the distance with thick white smoke.

Listening to the clanging sound as the train drifted away, Maca on the platform stopped in place for a moment, and then naturally planned to go back to the castle and what to do.

After all, after sending off these students on the train, the only people who still needed to "invite" to leave were Hermione, who was still dragging her feet and refusing to leave.

As for the trench coat wizard, Pansy Parkinson and Illuri - the former definitely doesn't have to go, and the latter two will naturally leave when the time comes.

And now I think of the trench coat wizard......

"What's wrong with you today? Seems to be a little absent-minded? ”

Walking all the way back from the Hogsmeade platform can be regarded as a walk. As she walked, she sorted out the business she was about to deal with today, and after a moment, she turned her head to look at the trench-robed wizard who was silently following her.

"Ah, well......" the other party was slightly stunned when he heard this, "No, it's nothing...... I just remembered something. ”

"About parting?"

Maca turned around and glanced in the direction of the station, where she was far away, and only a blue sky could be seen under the cover of the trees.

"Obviously, if you get on the train, you will inevitably get off, but once you stand on the platform, we will always think of parting first. Sometimes I wonder, does this mean that we want to leave ourselves? ”

“…… Maybe! ”

Seeing that the trench-robed wizard's response was still a little lacking in interest, Maca knew that she had guessed wrong. What bothers the other party is probably not parting, but something else.

Maca didn't care, nor did she guess what the other man was thinking, but continued along the road near the lake in the direction of the castle.

But soon, as if he and the trench-clad wizard had sensed something, they suddenly stopped and looked up at the sky. But I saw a small black shadow gliding slowly through the air and falling straight to the school.

"Owls?"

Maca thought about it and couldn't help but say with some surprise:

"Could it be that Martin sent a letter to Parkinson? Well...... No, no matter how anxious he is, he won't pinch someone to find someone. ”

When the trench-robed wizard heard this, he immediately asked:

"Are you going back?"

"Well, of course."

Before the words fell, the two of them disappeared in the same place, and when they reappeared the next moment, they had already returned to the school gate.

What Maca and the Trench Coat's Wizard saw was indeed an owl, and as he thought, Martin wasn't that stupid enough to contact Pansy at this time.

In fact, the letter was sent to Ron by Mrs. Weasley.

When Maca arrived at the castle, he didn't even have to look for it, for he soon heard a loud roar coming from the upper floor. Even from that distance, he could barely make out what the voice was saying.

"Oh, poor Ron...... His mom sent him a howling letter? ”

After a brief pause in the foyer, Maca simply stepped up the stairs and headed straight for the Gryffindor common room. As we got closer, the deafening roar became clearer.

“…… I actually gave up the study tour by talking to myself! And he didn't even take Ginny with him...... Then you must have taken her badly! What a sensible girl Ginny was, and if no one had told her to do so, she would never have escaped the school activities! Ron, you're ......."

The shrill voice came out through the portrait of the fat lady, and the fat lady covered her ears desperately and hid behind the curtain, not even noticing the arrival of Maca.

After a while, only a faint explosion could be heard, and the roar with amazing penetrating power finally subsided.

"Fat lady? It's over, Fat Madame! Help me open the door—" Maca snapped on the frame, "the password is 'Voyage of Change.'" ”

"Oh, McLean...... Yes, get on board! Let's see what's going on......"

The fat lady felt the shock, and when she saw that it was Maca coming, she hurriedly opened the passage.

"It was so loud that I didn't even bother to hear what was being said...... Molly who seems to have married to the Weasley family? Oh, Merlin is on top, her voice is not diminished at all, and even the voice of the roaring letter is several times louder than that of others! ”

"yes!" As Maca walked inside, she said casually, "It's amazing indeed!" ”

Upon arriving in the common room, Makaden saw Ron blinking, as if he was being scolded by his mother. Not far away, Ginny looked in the direction of the window as if she had nothing to do with it.

Only Neville, who sat across from Ron, looked at Ron worriedly, as if sympathizing with his grievances.

When Maca walked in, all three looked this way.

"Hey! Haven't you even discussed with your family about the things you plan to stay? He walked over to the couch and sat down, looked at the scattered red envelope fragments on the table, and said, "I must say, you guys are a little bit of a fool - you can't stop talking about it for fear of being scolded?" Parents are always worried about you. ”

"Yes," Ron nodded honestly, "I know, it's not the right thing to do. ”

"Then write a letter back," Maka urged, "I can keep you a few more days, and if Harry can come out in these days, you won't miss out...... But the family still has to stay connected. Although they can actually find out about things in school, it is better to tell them in person than their own children, right? ”

In the second half of the sentence, Maca looked at Ginny and said it.

It can be said that the Weasleys loved each of their children, but probably their only daughter. Having more intimate communication with their children is undoubtedly the one thing that most parents crave the most.

"Hmm."

Ginny pursed her lips and nodded slightly.

After saying that, the Weasley siblings suddenly turned to look at Neville, who was sitting beside her.

"Actually, I think you should have gone back sooner - Harry would have come out sooner or later, and not only would it be fine, but he would have grown more than he had done before. I'm not in a position to meddle in your private affairs, but wouldn't it be more important to go to St. Mungo to spend time with your parents and grandma than to wait for Harry to come? ”

Neville was silent for a long time, then nodded in agreement.

On this day, Neville was persuaded by Maca to leave Hogwarts and apparate to St. Mungo's side to see his family.

And the next day, as if he couldn't wait any longer, Martin secretly delivered the letter in the evening.

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