"...Wasn't what I said before clear enough?"
Delphi's voice was still pleasant, but it was actually not very loud. It was only because it was so quiet here that it seemed particularly clear.
Maka paused for a moment as she listened to the words that had long since been spoken but were still echoing softly in the faded room.
After a few seconds, he looked at Delphi's thin back and nodded slightly.
"Yes, you did say that you came to save your father." Maka said, "Then, why didn't you go and save him? I think you should know where he is... But not only did you not go, but you even Came here?"
This time, Delphi didn't answer. What's more important is that she still hasn't turned around to take a look at Maka.
Seeing that she didn't speak anymore, Maka at the door slightly lifted the staff in her hand and lightly paused it on the ground.
"Why don't you speak?"
"because-"
Hearing this, Delphi seemed a little unsure of how to defend himself. And then, she seemed to have given up on explaining, and finally turned suddenly towards Maka.
She could only see her staring straight at Maka's face and saying expressionlessly:
"Because you already know it very well, don't you? Why didn't I put rescuing my father first? Why did I decide to come here? Why did I... transform the letter before coming here? The technique was delivered to you, and you were actually stupid enough to leave some traces—"
"Oh, okay! Okay..." Maka spread her hands and interrupted Delphi, "I must say, you are really beautiful with this move! Not only can you endure by my side for so long, but you are also clever You used tactics to force me to take the initiative to force you to reveal your identity... You even told me your true purpose in order to make me believe that your plan was over!"
Having said this, Maka chuckled and shook her head as if laughing at herself.
"And in the end, you used only the clumsiest of tricks to successfully trick me into coming here."
Before he finished speaking, before Delphi could reply, Maka suddenly changed the topic.
"I understand," he paused his staff again and looked directly at the other person's delicate face and said, "You are planning to take back your father, Tom Riddle's Horcrux from me, aren't you?"
When Maka said this, Haierbo, who was sitting aside and seemed not to be paying attention to the conversation, suddenly glanced at the two of them.
As the creator of Horcrux magic, he is obviously very sensitive to this word.
But after taking a glance, he didn't say anything, and quickly moved his gaze to the window again. It was as if he really planned to give Maka enough time to talk this time.
On the other side, Maka didn't pay attention to Halbo's gaze at that moment. After he said that, he just stared at Delphi's face, as if he just wanted to hear the other party admit it personally.
"So what."
After Delphi looked at Maka again in silence for a short while, she finally lost sight of Maka again.
"You not only sealed my father and imprisoned my mother, but you also deliberately kept my life experience secret, making everyone including myself think that I was the child of a Muggle fisherman... Not to mention, you also made me experience So much pain and sadness.”
"Maka McClain, did you know?"
"Do you know how many nights I sat alone in the cold, damp sewers crying?"
"Do you know how many dangers I have experienced and how many times I almost died?"
"You know, when I realized that my real parents were being imprisoned in two dark places by you, a bastard, how... how..."
Every time Delphi spoke a word, her head lowered a little, and her tone gradually rose. In the end, she, who had always remained calm, finally choked up.
Maka pursed her lips slightly and listened to her words. It was obvious that he was the one who remained silent this time.
Finally, Delphi was heard taking a deep breath, and then suddenly raised her head again. Her long, slightly curly chestnut hair was thrown behind her, with only a few strands slipping helplessly over her shoulders.
The next moment, she was seen secretly gritting her teeth to suppress the turbulent emotions in her heart. She calmed down before continuing:
"McLean, now that you understand what I want, just give them to me—I mean, if you still have the slightest bit of guilt?"
After Maka heard this, she seemed a little hesitant. He could only be seen using his peripheral vision to look at Halbo who was not far away, then lowered his eyes and thought for more than ten seconds, and then took out Voldemort's Horcruxes one by one from the bag on his waist.
When Delphi took them one by one from his hand, Haierpo next to him also took a look at the objects one after another with interest.
However, it can be seen that he is not very interested in these messy things. The reason why he looks at them is entirely because they are Horcruxes created by the younger generation of dark wizards according to his method.
Moreover, it is still a slightly "inferior version".
After Delphi put everything into the pocket on her back, Maka just stopped moving when she suddenly said:
"...and Nagini!"
Maka sighed slightly, without saying anything, she lifted up her sleeves and stretched out her hands. Immediately, he saw the miniature version of the basilisk that had always been wrapped around his forearm gently raised its head and spit out the snake message, and then swam up Delphi's slender arm that was stretched out to him.
During this period, Haierbo not only took another look, but also had a playful smile on his lips.
"Look," he shrugged at Maka, "when you insisted on taking her away from me, I kindly reminded you... but unfortunately, it obviously didn't work in your hands. What's the use?"
Maka looked at him coldly and said nothing.
Haierbo saw this, but didn't care about his cold eyes. He suddenly waved his hand and said:
"Okay! Congratulations, Miss Delphi Riddle, you are indeed as you said, a very good witch; of course, I also congratulate myself. Thanks to you, the last step of my plan is There are no more obstacles.”
As soon as he said this, he raised his hand and said very cheerfully:
"Then, the rest is up to you, Miss Riddle—"
"Wait! This is different from what we just agreed!" Seeing that Haierbo was about to leave suddenly, Delphi shouted at that time.
But Haierbo raised his eyebrows and said casually:
"Don't you want Mr. McClain's life? Don't worry, he will never get out here. You can kill him yourself at any time."
As he spoke, Haierbo's figure quickly faded and disappeared without a trace in the blink of an eye.