Chapter 1968: Long-term consideration

"By the way, I'm not a therapist, I just just came back from the UK with Miss Granger. You keep busy! I want to talk to this gentleman and leave in a while, it won't bother you too much Many."
Sarah and the therapist witch explained it this way, and when they heard it, they waved their hands:
"Of course, you can talk! Although his leg is gone, it is a pity, but the injury is basically no danger, and I am preparing to move him to the minor injury area!"
Watching him walk away from the end of the bed holding the mortar and approaching the patient on the other side, Sarah walked to the bedside of the patient who had just spoken to her:
"This ... sir."
"Miss Hohenheim, just call me Leo!" Said the wizard with no legs on the bed.
"Okay." Sarah nodded her head. "So Leo, can you tell me about the death of Mr. Percy Weasley, what happened?"
"Oh! Mr. Weasley--"
Speaking of Percy, the witch named Leo suddenly sighed heavily and said sadly:
"He died for us ... such a brilliant young man died in the hands of a living corpse! If it weren't for Mike who had desperately robbed him of his body, we might even have his corpse capital Can't find it. "
After sighing like this for a while, he told Sarah the details of Percy's death when he died, and finally said that when Percy was thrown by a few speed-type corpses, he couldn't help but pump. Nose seemed to choke.
However, what he said was not very different from the process that Furong explained to everyone, at most, there were so few details.
Listening to this, Sarah's doubts worsened.
After the other party finished speaking, she immediately asked:
"So ... Mr. Weasley, why is he dragging on the line again? I heard it was because he was unwilling to lose Weymouth camp anyway ... But if he loses, he can regain it. Come back? You don't need to cling to it ... with his cleverness, he should understand this truth. "
"Huh?" After hearing Sarah's question, the witch couldn't help but shook her head. "Miss Hohenheim, hasn't anyone told you that? We were waiting for support at the time. Mr. Weasley immediately sought help from Boothbatton after receiving a report from the corpses. "
Having said that, he was very sorry again:
"It's a pity that the newly appeared corpses are too strong ... Both Barton's side only sent a group of ordinary wizards in the end, which did not help much in the worse situation."
"Is that right?"
Sarah nodded slightly after listening. That's right, if that's the case, it really makes sense-waiting for reinforcements to try to counterattack, so it persisted until the end, so that an accident occurred.
However, Sarah still felt as if there was something wrong, although the wizard probably didn't know much about it.
However, just when she wanted to ask from other aspects to see if she could ask for something else. Outside of the tent, a sorcerer came towards the tent and was discovered by her in advance.
Seeing her look back, she just happened to see Bill come in from the outside.
"Miss Hohenheim? Why are you here?"
Bill naturally found Sarah in this small tent, and saw that he glanced back and forth between Sarah and the victim, and then seemed to notice something quickly.
"Miss," he thought for a while, then waved at Sarah, "Can you come out? If you have any questions, just ask me."
...
After talking with the wizard who had said so much to himself, Sarah followed Bill out of the tent and came to the small open space between the side and another tent.
But when Sarah was ready to speak, Bill spoke one step ahead.
"Miss Hohenheim, I think I may have guessed why you came here to talk to someone at this time ... you must be wondering about certain situations. But before you ask me, I have to ask You have a question-apart from you, Miss Granger, did they notice anything about Percy? "
Sarah heard the words, paused, and then shook her head:
"should not."
"Well," Bill said slightly. "In this case ... I might be able to answer some doubts for you, but I want to ask you not to tell Miss Granger that they know."
"What's wrong?"
Seeing Bill speak cautiously, Sarah could not help frowning slightly, but Bill just sighed:
"Can't say that, but I'm worried about them ... especially Ginny and Ron will be impulsive. In fact, Percy was originally going to ask Mrs. Maxim to ask the owner of Blois-Percy's letter of help It was sent to Boothbatton through me, but ... he didn't come. "
"Mr. Blois?"
Upon hearing Sarah's expression, she finally had a stunned expression-yes, if the support force requested was Mr. Blois, then it really made sense! No wonder Percy would want to stay as long as possible, because if Willie's father is willing to come, Weymouth can certainly keep it.
Now, the problem lies in the result that Mr. Blois did not go to Weymouth ~ EbookFREE.me ~ So ... Maybe it can be said that the unfortunate death of Percy and Mr. Blois There is no small relationship!
"But," Bill shook his head and said, "The owner of Blois can't come. In fact, it's completely his freedom. We can't ask him to do anything. After all, the Blois family has brought We have enough help! "
Speaking of which, he paused a little before he continued:
"So, I'm just afraid that after hearing the story of Ginny and Ron, they will go to the Blois owner too impulsively ... I'm the eldest brother of them, and I know their character. And more Besides, the owner of the Blois ... hey, I don't know what happened to Maca now. "
In the end, Bill waved his hand:
"In short, this matter has to be discussed in the long run ... Miss Hohenheim, I ask you to take this matter into your heart first, and don't disclose it to them-with the wisdom of Miss Granger and others, you mention, I think they are afraid that they will soon notice that something is wrong! "