"Do you think they will agree?"
"Maybe... I guess!"
"perhaps?"
"Didn't Moody say they needed to discuss this first."
"Discuss it? Well, the efficiency here is still so low."
After getting a reply that they needed to discuss the matter before giving an answer, Fred still couldn't help but complain.
"There's nothing we can do about it. Low efficiency is the norm. It's abnormal to be as efficient as the Defense Association. You've heard Truman and Cedric complain about the efficiency of the Ministry of Magic before. The efficiency is so slow that it's probably driving you crazy."
George was not surprised by this. After all, the reason why the Defense Association could be so efficient was more because Albert made all the decisions for the entire association alone. There was no need to worry too much when dealing with Death Eaters, so the association could be so efficient.
"Of course I know that, but when we face the Death Eaters, isn't our greatest advantage that we are efficient and can always catch them off guard before they can react?"
In Fred and George's opinion, there is no need to worry too much about this matter. If they really encounter any big trouble, Albert will definitely not allow them to take risks and commit suicide.
During the time when Voldemort was not in Britain, the Death Eaters posed little threat to them, not to mention the presence of the Order of the Phoenix. Even if the two sides really met, it would most likely be the group of dark wizards who would turn around and run away.
It is more likely that the two sides will not meet at all. George actually said this before he left. As for whether the Order of the Phoenix is willing to join, it is actually like that. They have already started planning their next action, and bringing the Order of the Phoenix with them is nothing more than preparing for the follow-up.
After all, there may be follow-up actions, and it would undoubtedly be safer to involve the Order of the Phoenix.
Although the members of the Defense Society are growing rapidly, their experience is not as rich as that of the Order of the Phoenix members who participated in the First Wizarding War.
Without Albert's protection, it would be safer to bring the Order of Phoenix along.
This is also the main reason why they have not suffered any casualties so far.
Harry and the other two, who had just left the hall, could hear Fred and George's conversation from a distance. Ron, who knew the twins' personalities well, said to Harry and Hermione beside him: "I suspect they did it on purpose."
"Maybe you have something to ask Harry."
As soon as Hermione finished her words, she saw Fred and George walking towards them.
"If you guess correctly, you will be rewarded with a Christmas gift."
Fred smiled and put his arm around Harry's shoulders. George beside him took out a seamless stretch bag from his robe pocket, reached into the bag and took out a notebook, handed it to Harry and said, "This notebook is for you. Is it your Christmas gift this year?"
"Thanks, but why are you giving me this?"
Harry naturally didn't believe in the Christmas present nonsense, but he still reached out to take the notebook George handed over and asked with a confused look on his face.
"Because you need the knowledge in the notes," George said with a mischievous wink.
"What knowledge?"
"Of course it's Fiendfyre's knowledge," Fred said matter-of-factly.
"Lieffire's knowledge!"
Harry was shocked and immediately opened his notebook to read it.
"Albert asked me to pass it to you. He probably thinks you need it."
"Yes, it's very necessary. Thank you very much." Harry's eyes were almost glued to it.
"By the way, how's your Fiendfyre practice going?" Fred asked curiously. They all heard that Harry was trying to master the Fiendfyre.
Harry was a little embarrassed when asked about this. He had spent a long time practicing the Fiery Flame Charm, but unfortunately his progress was very limited, or almost no progress.
"Don't worry, Harry. You will master the Fiery Blaze sooner or later. Before that, you need to be more confident. This is very important." George took out another notebook from the Invisible Stretching Bag and handed it to Hermione.
"What is this?" Hermione took the notebook happily.
"The notes contain tips on how to quickly extinguish a Fiendfyre." George said with a smile to Hermione who was flipping through the notes.
"Have you all read the contents?"
Ron stared at the traceless stretch bag in George's hand, as if expecting him to take out another notebook from the bag.
"Of course I have read it. Albert didn't forbid us to read it."
Fred noticed Ron's gaze and chuckled, "Don't look at it. There are only two notebooks, and there is no copy for you."
Ron's expression suddenly turned ugly.
"This notebook was actually prepared for us by Albert."
After hearing what Fred said, Hermione, who was flipping through her notes, began to explain.
"So little Ronnie is really silly but cute." Fred didn't deny it, but he felt that their younger brother was not very smart.
Ron's face darkened.
No one likes to be treated as a fool.
However, Fred and George didn't care about Ron's ugly face at all. They turned to Harry and said, "We all know that the Fiery Blaze is difficult to master, but Albert specifically asked us to send you the notes. He must think that it is necessary for you to master that dark magic, so you have to work harder."
"Okay, we'll be leaving first then."
Before leaving, Fred patted Harry on the shoulder.
"Wait, there's something else I haven't told you." George stopped Fred who was about to leave.
"Anything else?"
Harry, who was about to read the contents of the notes carefully, asked doubtfully.
"I hope you can try to convince them. Don't forget that the final battle predicted by Albert will take place at Hogwarts. Once the Death Eaters control a large number of Inferi, they will definitely become the main force in attacking Hogwarts." George glanced at the few people who had just come out of the living room.
"I'll try my best, but don't expect too much."
Harry put the notes back into his pocket and said to Fred and George, "Thank Albert for me. I will master the Fiendish Flame Charm as soon as possible."
Harry actually knew the reason.
The final battle will break out in Hogwarts, mainly because the last Horcrux is in the Room of Requirement in Hogwarts. Regardless of whether they can destroy the Horcrux in Gringotts, they will rush to Hogwarts to destroy another Horcrux.
Because the break-in into Gringotts could definitely not be concealed, and once they started the action it would almost mean that the countdown to the final battle had begun.
When Voldemort received the news that Harry had invaded Gringotts, he would surely guess that Harry had set his sights on his Horcrux, and he would surely stop Harry from invading Hogwarts and looking for the Horcrux hidden in the Room of Requirement as soon as possible.
The information gap between the two sides is the best opportunity for them to lure Voldemort out and completely destroy him. Otherwise, when Voldemort realizes that all his Horcruxes have been destroyed, he will definitely become very cautious and even hide quietly.
After all, in the British wizarding world, Albert Anderson could threaten his life, and the death-fearing Voldemort would definitely not want to confront Albert head-on.
On the night Fred and George left, the Order of the Phoenix held an emergency small meeting and finally decided to participate in the subsequent raids on the Death Eaters' strongholds and help clean up the Inferi they had hidden.
Just as Harry said, during the time when the mysterious man was away from England, they took the opportunity to weaken his power and use this opportunity to train everyone's defense against the dark arts. It was obviously necessary to strengthen themselves. Without actual combat experience, it would be difficult to grow quickly by practice alone. The rapid progress of the association members was the best proof of this.
As for how much of it was Harry himself who wanted to participate in this action, it is unknown. Anyway, he agreed with it wholeheartedly and tried to persuade more people to agree.