Chapter 1329: Lost in London?

"boom!"
In St. Mungo's ward, Hermione and Luna and others could hear only a knock at the door-someone opened the door roughly.
Everyone heard the movement and turned their heads, almost everyone's hand had touched the handle of their wand subconsciously.
Everyone could take a closer look, but found out that it was the former mysterious windbreaker witch and now "Miss Fisher" who broke in.
"What ... what happened? What happened--"
Hermione was about to ask something, but was quickly interrupted by Delphi, who stormed in.
"I'm sorry, I don't have much time to explain at this moment, and the actual situation can't be explained at all for a while and a half." She said quickly and hurriedly. "In short, prepare, and you need to evacuate London as soon as possible!"
"what?"
As soon as Hermione heard it, she suddenly felt like it, and then immediately said:
"Although we can't go out to help, we definitely won't leave. It's not clear that Maca has long been-no, wait! What happened ... Maca?"
She was talking and seemed to realize that something was wrong, and found that Maca didn't seem to follow. Suddenly, she had bad associations.
To be honest, as far as Hermione is concerned, as long as Maca is alive, the situation will not be so bad as to be irreparable. And if the situation turns sharply ... although she is absolutely reluctant to think in a certain direction, the biggest possibility is that ... something happened to Maca?
The thought of Hermione became extremely anxious, and even her original mentality fell into chaos.
"Miss Fisher, tell me, where is Marka?"
"Hermione."
Beside him, Luna immediately stretched her arms around her arms, calling gently to try to calm her down. At the same time, after the Delphi opposite looked at Luna with some unspeakable emotions, this continued:
"Don't worry, Mr. McLean is okay-because of the urgency, he told me to break up with him. He is responsible for informing the Diagon Alley line of defense, and I'm on the side of Saint Mungo ... I just went right The dean and the president of the federation have talked about the evacuation, and now they are specifically speaking to you. "
As she said, she gave a short meal before adding:
"Mr. McLean told me that you must come and inform you personally to avoid any misunderstandings-he also said that everyone must be withdrawn this time, and no one is allowed to stay!"
"but--"
"No, but," Delphi interrupted immediately after seeing what else Hermione wanted to say. "The words I used to deliberately encourage you, forget them now! Sir said, if there is anyone left If London does n’t leave, he would rather give up the city of London altogether, and he would definitely take you all out!

Maca was serious this time-the thoughts of all the friends in the room flashed this idea in an instant. At the same time, "what exactly happened" became a common doubt for everyone.
But in any case, the so-called "emergency" in Delphi's mouth means that the situation is definitely not ordinary.
"Then ... when do we go? How do we go?"
Hearing Ron's inquiries, Delphi quickly said:
"Of course, the earlier the retreat is, the better, depending on the organization of the Dean and the President ... Then, the evacuation team on Saint Mungo's side will be led by me."
After speaking, she looked around again and seeing that everyone stopped speaking, and suddenly nodded slightly:
"Okay! Then, I need to talk to President Akinbad again and see you later!"
Seeing Delphi coming in a hurry, the friends in the ward couldn't help looking at each other for a while, and everyone saw a bit of confusion in the eyes of others.
Oh, and only people with big nerves like Luna will be calm at this time.
"Uh……"
Ron glanced at the open door and looked at Hermione, who was a little dreadful, and then deliberately set his sight on Fred and George on the other side.
Obviously, he didn't want to bother Hermione anymore.
"What?" Ron looked at Fred.
But the voice didn't fall, and before Fred could figure out an answer, he heard Luna beside Hermione learning the tone of Delphi just now:
"Nothing to do!"
Seeing Ron turning back in surprise, she recovered her usual erratic tone and said leisurely:
"Just as Delphi said-evacuate! Now that Maca has said so, it means that this time the situation is different from before, we better be obedient."
At this time, Hermione, who had just spit out her breath, suddenly followed:
"Yes, I agree with Luna this time. We honestly follow the big troops to withdraw, and don't leave any."
After Hermione finished speaking, the little friends fell silent until Ginny, who was sitting on the edge of the bed, couldn't help it:
"So ... what about Harry and Neville? Will they also evacuate this time?"
"This ..." Hermione thought for a while, a little uncertain, "I don't know ... well, didn't Maca go to Diagon Alley herself? I think so?"
This last sentence made her feel a little bit vain, and Ginny felt even more uneasy in her ears. After a while, she stood up suddenly from the bed.
"No," Ginny said, "I'll ask Miss Fisher again ... by the way for Hannah."
Seeing that Ginny's back disappeared quickly in the corridor outside the door, everyone was hesitant, and finally Percy, the oldest here, said:
"Anyway ~ EbookFREE.me ~ Let's pack it up quickly! The ... Miss Fisher? Didn't she say 'as soon as possible'? It must be very tight in time."
"Well, that's right."
Ron nodded afterwards—although everyone didn't have anything to clean up, he sorted out with a sense of inattentiveness, and put away the personal items that were not much.
After a while, everyone saw Ginny running for a long time and ran back again, nodding heavily at them.
"Miss Fisher has said that Harry and Neville are leaving-they are following Kingsley and they are responsible for escorting the Muggle Queen's evacuation team."
With that said, she immediately waved her hand, said "I'm going to tell Hannah," and turned away again.
After everyone in the ward heard Ginny's words, they didn't feel much relaxed. After all, depending on the situation, Maca really intended to take everyone away.
Is it possible ... is London really going to be abandoned?