Maca wouldn't be in contact with Percy - or rather, he probably wouldn't be in contact with any of the group until he had achieved something.

If nothing else, he hasn't shown up in this period of time, and even drove Harry and Charlie back one after another...... Although no one seemed to understand his true thoughts and purposes, it was somewhat obvious that he did not want anyone else to be involved in this disaster at all.

“…… I don't even think he'll ever have any contact with Mr. Weasley anymore. Delphi looked at Madame Maxime, her face a little complicated, but very serious, "As far as the current situation is concerned, I think he will be happier if those people in Weymouth camp are forced to abandon the camp and withdraw from England!" ”

Delphi's questioning suddenly made Maxim feel a little speechless - it is obvious that regardless of whether the other party's reasons are sufficient or not, a lie that is exposed at once will always make the liar feel more empty.

"This ...... I don't know. ”

It was only then that Mr. Blois, who was sitting behind his desk, finally spoke again.

"Don't worry, ma'am, I don't think she's suspicious of you...... Well, I thought about it, maybe someone was secretly trying to send you a fake message to lure me away with your power, lest you've been trying to pull me into your rebellion coalition—" Blois said, "You didn't want me to go to the meeting. Kill some of the restless members of the Alliance? I think you might as well look it up. ”

"Ugh."

To be honest, Blois's speculation was something Maxim did not expect, and based on what she just said, Blois's inference is indeed not impossible.

If it weren't for the special mark on the urgent letter sent by Percy, Maxim would have been worried about whether someone was secretly calculating.

However, the person who sent the letter was indeed Percy Weasley!

"Well, good! I'll look into it," he felt that he had no reason to continue to persuade the other party to go to Weymouth, and Maxim nodded and said, "So...... Excuse me, two. ”

With that, she finally turned around again, and was about to leave Blois's room full of regret - since she couldn't convince the other party, it would be better to call back all the people in Weymouth Camp! It is also better to reduce the number of casualties as soon as possible.

"Remember to send someone over there to see if there are really living corpses attacking the camp."

As she walked out of the room, she heard the last reminder of Blois's "kindness" coming from the room behind her, and she couldn't help but smile wryly when she heard it.

However, after Madame Maxime had left, the door had been closed again, and there was a faint sound of conversation again.

"Mr. Blois, do you really think that someone from the German Brandt family sent her a fake letter about this?" Delphi sat down in a chair near the window, turned to look at Blois and asked.

Seeing Delphi asking, Blois shook his head and said:

"Looks like the young lady has seen it...... Of course not, the Brandt family is also an 'old friend' who has secretly opposed my Blois family for many years, and even if they really wanted to lure me away from Beauxbatons, they would not use such a trick that can be pierced in the blink of an eye. So...... Weymouth was attacked, it should be true. ”

"Then you-"

When Delphi heard this, he was immediately a little puzzled, but Blois quickly waved his hand and said:

"I just don't want to go, and...... To be honest, I'm not optimistic about the rebellion alliance that Granger and Maxim founded. If you can't support it this time, then go back as soon as possible! It's good for everyone. ”

Hearing Blois's two sincere words, Delphi thought about it, but only kept his mouth shut noncommittally, and did not comment on it again.

She only raised her hand slightly, and gently touched the "necklace" hanging on her chest through her clothes, and her eyes gradually blurred.

……

Things are getting worse at Weymouth camp. To make matters worse, it seems that many people are no longer optimistic about their actions.

Mr. Blois had no hope for them, Madame Maxime had finally decided to give up, Maca had never contacted them, and even Hermione and the others had left.

Coupled with the fact that the defensive line was becoming increasingly tight and crumbling, and could be breached at any time, all kinds of circumstances seemed to urge Percy to withdraw to Camp Granger across the channel as soon as possible.

However, Percy just didn't want to retreat!

In fact, Percy had been in command of Weymouth for longer than Hermione, who had officially established the camp. And he spends more energy here than anyone else.

Due to the mistakes he made after graduating from Hogwarts, he suffered the consequences of his own efforts, and his strength was greatly retired. I finally woke up some time ago, but because of my lack of strength, I couldn't even do something to atone for my original self.

Now, he has finally regained some of his ability to cast spells, and has found the possibility of using his abilities here, and Percy has really put his body and mind into it.

Yes, in fact, it may be said that he was even more invested in this plan to rebel against Helmo than Hermione before hermione!

"Hold on! Let's do it harder! Don't let up—"

At this moment, Percy was no longer behind the defensive line. Because more and more people need to rest, and the vacancies in the defensive line also increase, he has taken the initiative to go to the first row.

Even if it's just one more person, as long as you can get rid of the living corpses faster, the defense line can last longer. If Mr. Blois did come, Percy hoped that the line would hold out at least until he arrived.

"Bang!"

Several smashing spells struck a speed-type living corpse that had climbed up the pile of living corpses, knocking it flying and eliminating the possibility of it flipping over and breaking into the camp. And immediately after, a large number of vanishing spells frequently fell on those ordinary living corpses that were suppressed and piled up by gravity traps, reducing the height of the "living corpse wall" in front of them as much as possible.

Percy waved her wand diligently, doing the same thing as everyone else.

Scenes like this are constantly being played, repeated, and looped throughout the defensive line, but the high wall of living corpses is still gradually rising.

Percy knew they were going to lose their hold and ...... Seeing that Mr. Blois has not come yet, it is estimated that he will not come.

"Withdraw! Fall back! Departure from the dock in batches and in an orderly manner ......"

In the end, Percy said loudly with difficulty:

"Give up Weymouth!"