"My daughter... So what exactly did McClain do to you?"
When Willie ordered all the wizards in the church to block Mr. Blois' way, and then she herself got in front of her father again, the latter couldn't help but said in great pain.
In response to his words, Willy in front of her just shook her head gently.
"Father, Maka said that he cannot be disturbed now." She said seriously, "If you insist on doing this, I will have to ask them to escort you back."
"you-"
Facing his daughter who had a particularly tough attitude today, Blois felt quite powerless for a while. After another moment of face-to-face stalemate with Willy, he was finally defeated in this "showdown" between father and daughter. He walked to the bench next to him and sat down on the couch with some dejection.
"Mr. Blois?"
At this moment, as an outsider, Harry braved the awkward atmosphere and tentatively called the other party. However, Blois was too lazy to respond.
Harry looked at the other person's back, then at Willie, who was still standing quietly in front, and then couldn't help but exchange a few glances with Ginny and others.
"Willy," Ginny spoke to her with some worry, "We understand, we won't influence Maka's work. But, is he really here?"
"Yes, Miss Weasley," Willie replied simply, "in the backyard."
"Isn't this supposed to be the case?" Harry asked suspiciously after hearing this, "Delphi said before we set off that Maka should be in a state where no one can get close to her now, right?"
In fact, he had already felt strange ever since Willy mentioned that Maka was inside. It was only because of Mr. Blois that he kept silent. Seeing Ginny ask again now, he finally couldn't help but ask.
In this regard, Weili seemed to have no intention of hiding anything, and soon everyone heard her calmly say:
"Because Maka has solved the problem of out-of-control soul rules."
"Then... can you tell us in detail?" Harry asked immediately.
Willie thought about it for a moment, then nodded.
"Can."
Probably because this topic was really concerning, Willy's father, who was sitting not far away and said nothing, couldn't help but tilt his head slightly and began to listen secretly.
"In fact, Maca is through these people..."
... ...
The solution to the problem of out-of-control is not complicated - because it is essentially caused by the imbalance of the power of two different branches of soul rules, so in general, just restore the balance between the two.
The solution chosen by Maka is to use and consume the side that has accumulated too much while trying to make the other side that is weaker grow as quickly as possible.
In the former, with the power obtained from the Bewitched Monument, he is constantly transforming survivors with suitable qualifications into followers similar to Voldemort's Black Death followers.
As for the latter...
Willy did not mention this to Harry and the others. But in fact, it was herself who helped Maka rapidly increase the power obtained from the curse of her bloodline.
The so-called "curse" hidden in the blood of the Blois family for generations is not so easy to remove. Although Maka had withdrawn most of it, there was still some residue in her body.
This time Maka injected the "cursed substance" containing the power of soul rules into her body, and after problems broke out due to imbalance, she naturally revived the remaining power in Willie's bloodline.
Because the two came from the same source, Willy, who was in a trance due to the rekindling of the curse, unconsciously followed her instinctive drive and followed Maka, who had most of the power.
Maka still remembered that he was very surprised when he saw Willy appearing in front of him with his eyes blank before the fight with Haierbo.
But soon, after he checked on Vili, he made a decisive decision - in order to at least restore Vili's basic consciousness, and at the same time to regain control of his out-of-control soul rules, he only It allowed Willy, who was supposed to be innocent, to participate in the plan that he originally planned to complete alone.
When he brought the remaining power of rules in Willy's body into his own control, he and Willy became almost as one - the closer they were, the more "** they could use" "The stronger the rules, even Willy can also use part of her power.
Perhaps one day, he will be able to peel off and absorb all the remnants of Willy's bloodline, so that Willy and even her descendants will no longer have to bear the pain of the curse.
But before that, Willy couldn't leave Maka for too long.
She selectively told Harry some of these contents, which could be regarded as clearing up some of the doubts for Harry and other friends.
However, Harry's problems obviously didn't end there.
"So, where is Miss Geoffrey?" Ginny suddenly turned around and asked, "We heard from Hermione before that Miss Geoffrey was kidnapped by you! This... I I think Hermione shouldn't be mistaken, right?"
"That's right," Willie nodded, "Both ladies are here."
"Both of you?"
Harry and others couldn't help but be stunned when they heard what she said.
"Yes." Willie said, "Miss Safina Gofine and Miss Ursula Gofine—two."
"What?" Harry said in shock, "Ursula... Safina's sister?"
"I arrived a little earlier than everyone else," Willie nodded again, "It's just that she was too excited, so Maka asked me to take her to rest."
"Did you kidnap him too?"
Ginny asked again, but this time Willy shook her head slightly, denying her subconscious guess.
Of course, it was obvious to Harry that now was not the time to discuss this.
The next moment, he was seen taking the lead and saying:
"Miss Blois... I mean, you... or Maka, why did you bring her here? Safina has nothing to do with this. What's the relationship? What's more... you actually brought her sister here with you."
But Willie didn't answer Harry's question.
"Anyway," Willy said with a sudden wave of her hand, "please sit here and wait. Maka is very busy now...and, as I said just now, you shouldn't come."
"Then let's leave you without a trace and we can only worry about it on the island?"
Mr. Blois, who had been silent since just now, finally couldn't help but speak again when Willy mentioned this sentence again.
"Or do you think that I will let you come to such a dangerous place alone?"