Professor McLean...... I'm going to take a leave of absence! ”

Marca, who had just returned to Hogwarts from the Ministry of Magic after an interview with the Daily Prophet, entered the foyer and met Pansy, who was silently waiting by the door.

And since Maca had noticed the other party's abnormality this morning, she wasn't too surprised that she came to find her at this time.

It's just that......

"Miss Parkinson, it doesn't seem appropriate to come to me about a leave of absence, do you?"

Even if he hadn't left his job right now, he wouldn't have the authority to grant leave slips to students. Pansy was a student at Slytherin House, and it stands to reason that she should have gone to Snape.

But Maca also knew that since Pansy's real reason for taking a leave of absence was probably related to his mission, it wasn't a bad decision to come to him directly.

"I know that there are a lot of things that people don't know, but Professor Snape is fine. You just go straight to his office and tell him the truth – I think he'll give you a few days off! ”

However, after hearing him say this, Pansy still didn't move her steps. And then, Maca saw a hint of hesitation on her face.

"Professor Snape's, I've been there......" she said, "but on this occasion, the professor said he suggested I should come to you." ”

"Oh?"

When Maca heard this, she beckoned:

"Well, since it's Professor Snape who said that, tell me about the situation first...... Come, it's almost lunchtime, talk as you go! ”

In fact, Pansy's matter is obviously not complicated, that is, after a few words, Maca has learned about Pansy's receipt of Marcus Flint's letter.

After the two walked into the auditorium side by side, Pansy even told Maca her thoughts and guesses.

Not long after, at the long table in the auditorium by the side door, Maca stopped.

“…… That is, you think someone from the Flint family might be going to be bad for your friend, so that friend of yours ...... Her name is 'Ilully', isn't she? So your friend simply talked about her relationship with you, hoping to keep Marcus and the rest of the Flint family from continuing to hurt her? ”

What Maca said was basically a summary of Pansy's words. Whether or not this conjecture is correct, at least judging from the contents of Marcus's letter anxious to confirm the relationship between the two, it is certain that Iruli is in trouble.

Hearing that Maca immediately summed up her words, Pansy nodded her head, indicating that she did mean exactly that.

Seeing this, Maca shook her head slightly and asked:

"So, you came to me to ask for leave...... Is it to go to the Flint family to save your friends out? ”

When Pansy heard this, she hurriedly said:

"Oh, I know it's unwise, and I'm probably not going to have a valid reason to go to the Flint family alone. But ......"

Speaking of this, she couldn't help but pause helplessly.

"I think you can figure it out - although it would be much more likely that Iluli would be brought out in the name of our Parkinsons' family, but I can't tell my family about it."

"At least you didn't think about how to steal or snatch people out directly, after all, this is very different from letting you go to the Ministry of Magic dungeon to save people!"

Maca smiled to herself as she spoke.

Pansy's ability to steal the Illuria out of the Ministry of Magic apparently depended on the preparations he had made for the other party. And if it weren't for his help, Pansy might not even be able to reach the dungeon.

And after learning the whole reason for Pansy's leave, Maca finally understood why Snape would let her come to her.

In fact, if I have to say it, the answer is very simple, that is, Snape is too lazy to care!

"Anyway, I know about it!" Maca nodded and said honestly, "As for the vacation you want?" I can give it to you...... But seriously, it probably doesn't make sense for you to go alone; And I have something to do here, and I can't help you with that. ”

As she spoke, Maca glanced left and right.

Since lunch would probably not start until a little while, there were still very few people in the auditorium at this time, and most of the young wizards were in the common room.

After looking for no one to be found, Maca turned her head and shrugged her shoulders and said:

"He doesn't seem to have come yet...... Well, I'd rather go to Mr. Malfoy and ask him, and if he could do you a favor, it would be more effective than if you went back and begged your parents! ”

"Draco?"

Pansy didn't expect that Maca would give herself such a suggestion. But...... Draco? This does sound like a pretty good option.

However, would he agree to such a thing?

As if to see the contradictory intentions and hesitations in Pansy's heart at a glance, Maca couldn't help but smile slightly, and then waved her hand and said:

"Given that you've been doing well lately, I'll give you special permission to borrow my name this time—when you go to Malfoy later, you'll say I suggested you go."

Pansy now knew that in front of Draco today, Maca's words were working. So when Maca said this, her eyes lit up immediately.

"Really?"

Being able to help her friends and get help from someone she likes is a great joy for Pansy.

"Of course...... Well, he's already here, and I think you can talk to him about it after he's had a delicious lunch. ”

Just as Maca looked towards the door, Draco, who was following the crowd inside, subconsciously glanced over this direction, and then saw him show a hesitant expression.

Clearly, Draco was wary of Maca's subtle "kind" smile.

"That'...... Professor McLean, I'll go over to the table first. ”

"Oh yes," Marca suddenly added, seeing that Pansy was leaving, "and after Malfoy's permission, remember to go and say to Professor Snape again—you know, even if I sign your leave slip, it won't be valid." ”

That being said, in reality, his signature is not necessarily useless. Anyway, the students' leave slips were sent to Professor McGonagall through Charlotte, and none of them would have challenged a leave of absence signed by him.

However, such a rule-breaking thing is not something that Maca is usually willing to do.

Seeing Pan Xifu turn around and nod her head again, Maca turned around and walked slowly towards the faculty chair at the front of the auditorium.

As he passed behind the chair in the middle of the faculty chair, he paused for a moment, whispered something to Professor McGonagall, who was sitting in the chair, and then went to his seat as if he were nobody.

"Oh! Today's lunch looks really good! He exclaimed pleasantly.

……

Because Maca didn't make any obvious gestures when she spoke to Professor McGonagall in the auditorium, most people didn't notice it.

When Professor McGonagall and Maca had both filled their stomachs, they left the auditorium as if they didn't care about each other.

But in fact, what Maca said at the time was - "The interview went well, I'll go to the principal's office after lunch to see you, and we'll talk in detail at that time." ”

Yes, not many people know what Maca's intentions were for this morning's interview, and Professor McGonagall was the most important of those few.

After leaving the auditorium, Makhadan walked down the spiral staircase behind the gargoyle statue to the principal's office.

"Tuk-tuk."

In front of the principal's office, Maca knocked casually. This time, there was not even a response from inside, and the door was open before the knock was heard.

Taking a step into the Headmaster's room, Maca closed the door before making her way to Professor McGonagall's desk.

"Sit down! Maca ...... Sit down and say. ”

Professor McGonagall has been looking good lately, and it can be seen that she seems to have gradually adapted to the rigors and pressures of the headmaster's position, and is no longer as tired as she used to be.

And at this moment, she looked at Maca's expression very calmly, even though she knew that what she and Maca were going to discuss next could definitely be called an unprecedented "big event".

"Maca, I couldn't help but feel relieved when I heard you say that the interview went well—but I thought Secretary Scrimgeoour must have had a wonderful look on his face when he heard you say 'that' thing, right?"

In the face of Professor McGonagall's calm joke, Maca spread her hands easily.

"yes!" He smiled and said, "But it's no wonder that he is, after all, it is difficult for anyone to keep their composure when they first hear about it." Mr. Scrimgeour didn't scream on the spot, which was already a surprise to me! ”

Professor McGonagall listened, smiled and nodded a few times, and then smiled a little, and said:

"And what about the reporters from the Daily Prophet?"

"At least better than our Mr. Minister," Marca shrugged and suddenly complimented, "the reporter in charge of this interview is Miss Betty Braithwaite, who was originally a contributing writer for the international edition...... I have to say that I am also a reporter who has seen the world, and my psychological tolerance is really good. ”

"Oh, it's the little girl from the Braithwaites?" Professor McGonagall seemed to know the journalist and knew at the time, "Her father had been a good journalist – remember that Mr. Braithwaite volunteered to be a heroic wartime correspondent at the height of the Death Eaters." It's a pity ......"

Professor McGonagall didn't say more, but instead gave Maca a look of regret.

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