The Shopkeeper of All Worlds in the British Wizarding World

Chapter 736 For London (please subscribe, ask for collection, ask for ticket)
"I called you all here today because I think it's time to discuss the next actions. After all, the current situation is much better than before the war broke out. It can even be said that we have reached an important turning point .” After sitting down in the chair, Principal Dumbledore first spoke about the goals of today’s meeting.

"Yes, Headmaster Dumbledore," Ms. Burns agreed. "According to the statistics of our Ministry of Magic, in the last week, there have been no cases of Muggles or wizards being harmed in the whole of the UK. Except in the Greater London area, Death Eaters in other places and members of the London Ministry of Magic The activity level has also been greatly reduced.”

"This is indeed good news." Professor Dumbledore nodded, and then showed a serious expression. "But I don't think Voldemort will just let it go, even if he suffered a huge loss before—"

Speaking of this, Dumbledore glanced at Ryan and Hermione, and then continued, "Especially according to my calculations, even though he suffered a huge loss in manpower and material resources in the confrontation with us before, he still holds With a power no less than 1/3 of its heyday. This also shows that Voldemort's contraction is not due to lack of strength, but is planning a conspiracy that we don't know about."

"Professor." Hermione raised her hand to signal, and she asked after obtaining Dumbledore's permission, "Why isn't this the mysterious man trying to completely resist in London? Now the ordinary people in London are their hostages." .With the city of London, a place where we cannot use powerful magic to attack a large area, he can definitely cause us huge losses."

"Besides, I believe that after the recent series of failures of the Mysterious Man and the oppression of his subordinates, there will not be too many people who are willing to follow him loyally. In this way, with such a group of half-hearted Guys wanting to hold a place should be fine, but I think it's too difficult to mobilize these guys to attack."

"You're right, Miss Granger. If Voldemort were a normal person, he would indeed do this." After listening to Hermione's analysis, Dumbledore nodded, "But he was never that kind of person." A man of the line, or rather from the time I've known Voldemort, he's been used to doing whatever it takes to get what he wants. Being stuck in London fighting a defensive battle is definitely not what he wants."

"I think Voldemort's current plan should be to use all the power he can master to launch a powerful surprise attack, and then completely reverse the current battle situation, and even win the war in this battle." Finally, Professor Dumbledore concluded.

"Principal Dumbledore, do you have any evidence to prove it?" Ms. Burns stood up nervously, looking very disturbed.This is because the main force at the front line is the wizards of the Ministry of Magic. According to Professor Dumbledore, those members of the Ministry of Magic at the front line should be in a very dangerous situation now.

"Amelia, there's no need to be so nervous." Dumbledore also saw Ms. Bones' uneasiness. He stretched out his hand and made a downward gesture to signal her to sit down, and then said, "According to Voldemort's character, , he probably wouldn't directly attack the Aurors on the front line. Because attacking the Aurors would at most lift our siege of London, but London is not important to him, and I don't think Voldemort will take the only resources are devoted to this kind of thing.”

"What are the mysterious people doing now?" Ms. Burns frowned. "If they haven't broken our current siege of London, what is the purpose of so much power gathered by the mysterious people?"

"This, I don't know either." Principal Dumbledore shook his head helplessly. "But what I'm sure of now is that the batch of wealth and resources obtained by Voldemort before was not transported back to any place we know. At the same time, several core Death Eaters under Voldemort, such as Bellatrix, have already I haven't appeared in front of people for a long time."

"You're right, Dumbledore," Mrs. Burns added. "Our intelligence personnel in the Ministry of Magic in London also reported this matter. They said that recently some mysterious people have placed personnel in the Ministry of Magic.

Listening to the conversation between Dumbledore and Ms. Burns, Ryan can now be sure that Voldemort should gather a large number of the most loyal people and enough resources to plan something, but he can't guess the specific situation.After all, the plot has changed too much now, and he really can't judge what Voldemort is thinking at this time.

So he subconsciously looked at Principal Dumbledore, because he knew that Snape was now being sent by Professor Dumbledore to lurk beside Voldemort, and as Voldemort's confidant, Snape should theoretically give Dumbledore a Come for some information.

Except for Ryan, everyone in the room also looked at Principal Dumbledore.After all, Mr. Principal is the greatest white wizard in Britain. At this time, Principal Dumbledore naturally became everyone's hope.

However, Principal Dumbledore didn't seem to have gotten any useful news now, looking at everyone's hopeful eyes, he said helplessly. "Voldemort has done a very good job of keeping secrets this time, and anyone related to his plan seems to be under control. Even a close friend like Bella, we haven't seen them recently."

"This is very bad." Ms. Burns frowned, because now Voldemort is in a state of inactivity, and no one knows what his next goal will be, that is to say, any place, any one Everyone may become the target of Voldemort's next attack.

"Then what should we do? Principal Dumbledore." Lupine uttered the common question in everyone's mind. "Is it necessary to take everyone back and then do a good job of defending all our various locations."

"No, it can't be like this." Ryan directly objected. "If we withdraw people, it is equivalent to giving up all the previous achievements, and let the mysterious people get enough opportunities to repair. In this way, we may need to pay more if we want to gain such an advantage again. .”

"Ryan is right," Hermione added. "As Principal Dumbledore said just now, the mysterious man has always been inclined to take risks to obtain excess benefits, such as making Horcruxes, and dangerously deforming his own body, and I think his plan now is no exception. He has concentrated so many people and resources absolutely to take a big gamble and completely turn the situation around."

"That's right, Miss Granger." Dumbledore nodded, and then scanned all the people in the office. "Passively waiting for Voldemort's attack now will have no effect other than greatly consuming our resources and strength. Instead, the initiative that already belonged to us will change hands again, and the hope of victory that is close at hand will slip away quietly. And this It might just be what Voldemort wants us to do."

"So I hope you will mobilize all your people to prepare for a general attack on London. In any case, the removal of Voldemort's last public stronghold is our most important goal at this stage. This is also to prevent him from dragging the war on. the best solution."

"No problem." "We will do our best." "Don't worry, Principal—" Others in the office nodded in agreement with Principal Dumbledore, because they also knew that doing something now is better than doing nothing do better.

In the following time, everyone began to discuss the deployment of forces by all parties.After a brief discussion, everyone decided to stop all non-essential actions, in order to be able to spare part of the force to reinforce the London front while defending these key points, in order to recover London's forces in the shortest possible time. The Ministry of Magic and a series of locations.

Dumbledore cleared his throat just after everyone had finished discussing the deployment of the war. "In addition to talking about combat-related topics today, we also have some content about post-war reconstruction that needs to be discussed."

(End of this chapter)