Chapter 2666: attributing trust to reason

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Regarding how to act when it really starts, Hermione has assigned corresponding tasks to everyone here. Who should do what, who can do what, and all the factors that need to be considered, she has fully considered according to each person's abilities and strengths.
And all this, in order to make the whole plan a success in the end.
Under the circumstance that I have initially seen the strength of the enemy that everyone is going to face, but in fact still cannot be regarded as knowing the opponent, I have to say that if you want to formulate such an action plan in a short period of time, you absolutely need a sufficient copy of the plan. Superhuman strength.
Not to mention, the core of this entire action plan is still an unsolved mystery!
"...At that time, there is no doubt that there is a high possibility that the rioting of the living corpses will break into the school, and this will be left to you, Willie! You and your beloved magical plants are our best at dealing with large Enemies of scale are attacking - remember, don't try too hard, you just need to keep them out of the castle as much as possible when they break in, until one of us comes out!"
When it comes to the tasks that Willie is responsible for, Hermione's words are not very complicated, and the specific methods are basically left to the other party to judge and play on the spot.
But judging from the advice that followed, her attitude was the most solemn, because this link undoubtedly represented the retreat of everyone.
Even if almost everyone died in the end, as long as there is one person who can leave the castle after the execution of the plan - no matter who that person is, Hermione hopes that "he" or "she" can finally go back alive.
If she finally made it all come to an end, only to be swarmed by living corpses the moment she walked out of the castle exhausted and tragically died on the spot... She would never want to see such an ending...
"So, what is the essence of this operation?" Harry muttered, looking at Hermione, who was still instructing Willie, "is it... 'trust'?"
There is no doubt that Hermione's plans are comprehensive, and this is Hermione's usual style of doing things.
Based on considerable wisdom, the loopholes that may appear in the execution of the plan are filled with logical thinking, supplemented by keen insight to enrich and improve every detail.
Then, aim at the goal set from the beginning, and integrate all of this.
But Harry knew that every thought of Hermione must have its essence, or, it can also be called "the core" - although it is also based on trust, many times Harry will not think about these, but two After all, people have been close friends for so long, and he still knows this habit of the other party.
Hermione doesn't like anything impersonal and inexact, especially in her plans!
This time, however, it was clear that there was always one spot in the whole plan that was Mohu.
And because Mohu's link was so critical, it was difficult for even Harry, who had hardly thought about Hermione's instructions in the past, to ignore it.
Just because the team this time is basically composed of "weird people" like Sarah, Willie, Luna, Safina, and Rebes, who are not actually human, and they can't reason at all in their thinking. "People" are inside, and no one has come forward to raise doubts until now.
Therefore, Harry could only think as much as he could, and finally came to a conclusion: Hermione should still be objective and rational, and she will do so, just to regain her trust in Maca, as she once did In that way, it was separated from the sensibility and re-entered into the category of objective and rational, and finally settled down.
"Yes, like it used to be." Harry whispered to himself, rubbing the cold hilt in his hand.
"Harry... you feel that too?"
Suddenly, Harry felt a pat on the shoulder behind him - he didn't look back because he knew it was Ron.
And he also noticed that when Ron said these words, he was also looking at Hermione not far away.
"Well," Harry nodded slightly, then lowered his head a little, and whispered in a voice that no one else could hear, "then let me trust you one last time...if it turns out you're right, it's like every time in the past. In that case, then I apologize to you for everything before this."
So what if his trust doesn't get good feedback once again?
Harry decided not to think about it.
Because this time, there will probably be no more "ifs".
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"I've conveyed your 'suggestion' to Hogsmeade, and the Mr. Blois housekeeper seems to understand what you're thinking - there's too much interference here, I haven't been able to listen to him, I I think the same is true of him. As for the Stewart family in the United States, he has asked the right person to conduct preliminary investigations, and there is no specific news so far. "
On the occasion of her re-arrival at Hogwarts, Sarah, under Hermione's advice, conducted the first and last exchange of information with the temporary Hogsmeade command post.
The communication this time was actually very difficult, UU reading www. uukanshu.com Because Sarah was only preparing to inform Hermione and Luna whether to set off, even if it is a long-distance dialogue completed by alchemy through the connection with the alchemy doll, it is extremely difficult to implement it here. big.
This place has almost become a forbidden area for conventional magic methods, and only regular magic with a high enough power level can take effect here - even the first-level regular magic is quite obviously suppressed near the castle.
This may also explain from the side how powerful the hidden strength of "that woman" is under her demure and peaceful appearance.
"Good! That's enough."
Hermione didn't say anything after listening to Sarah's reply, just nodded.
Sarah's so-called "sent your advice to Hogsmeade" before is actually not much different from "last words". It was a "suicide note" left by Hermione after realizing that she might sacrifice herself, and it was the last series of orders prepared for the situation that the command post might need to face after that.
In any case, she can't live up to those people who sincerely hope that she is the "commander-in-chief", can't she?
"Huh...then," Hermione said, turning her head to look at everyone, "Everyone, are you all ready?"
"Um."
"certainly!"
"let's start!"
"…"
The answer is not very neat, after all, everyone is actually fighting - in a place so close to the school, it is not so easy for them to gain a foothold.
"Let's go then!" Hermione waved her wand and shook her hair valiantly, "Maka may have been impatient waiting!"