"Can I go with you?"
Although Ms. Statham did not say this very loudly, everyone was not far away, so naturally many people heard it.
It's a pity that no one has time to think about it anymore.
"Rumble..."
Suddenly, a sound like an earthquake, accompanied by real shaking from the ground, came from the other side of the hillside, causing everyone to run up the hillside and look towards the school.
At that moment, they saw that they had spent so much talent to barely rebuild a small part of Hogwarts Castle, but at this moment, it was gradually rising from the ground in the chaotic and orderly dance of massive masonry fragments.
The broken bricks are gathering together, the torn tapestries are splicing themselves, the burned wooden tables are reborn in the ashes, and the damaged sculptures are picking up their broken arms...
This is not an effect that can be achieved with a simple repair spell. If I have to describe it, it seems to have given new life to this ruined castle.
But the one who did all this was just the little back figure standing in front of the castle with his hands raised.
"Squeak-"
As a nut used to tighten the flag stand on the highest astronomical tower was tightened by itself, the violent tremors that everyone could feel finally stopped completely. And Hogwarts Castle has been completely restored to its original appearance.
On the hillside, this large group of old and new alumni who had graduated from Hogwarts looked at their alma mater that was once again located under the blue sky and white clouds, and they were speechless for a while.
They just stared, were silent, stared again, and remained silent.
After a long time, old Aslan was the first to come to his senses - but then he suddenly turned around, stretched out his hand and patted his granddaughter gently twice on the arm.
"Okay, follow him! But no matter what, remember to survive... I suddenly want to know what the world will look like after this disaster is completely over."
…
Today, it is still sunny and sunny over at Hogwarts.
However, compared with the school located among the mountains in the north, with an altitude close to the snow line, the ancient city of Winchester, located in the south and not far from London, is still foggy day after day.
Hermione and the others have been living in the church for several days, but even in these few days, there have been three waves of attacks by living corpses.
Such a high frequency also made several friends finally understand why Sarah said that they were "lucky" at first.
Of course, in these "dark" days and nights, there are not all good things.
In fact, on the evening of the second day after they stayed in this church, Harry finally woke up from his coma.
As soon as he woke up, before he even opened his eyes, he subconsciously groped around for a while.
"Where's the sword?"
This was the first thing Harry said after opening his eyes, and it wasn't until Neville waved the sword in front of his eyes that he finally calmed down in a daze.
After several days, Harry was finally able to get out of bed this morning.
"Ginny...how is the situation outside?"
With the support of his little girlfriend, Harry, who didn't want to continue lying on the bed and stretched out his body, sat down at the table with some difficulty, and then casually asked about the fighting situation outside - the fighting outside was very fierce, even in the church, he could still hear it Very clear.
"Hermione went out to help today - she wanted to take a look at the situation inside and outside the ancient city. Miss Hohenheim did not stop her. Ron went to the door just now to take a look, but the fog outside was too heavy and he couldn't see anything. "
"Well," Harry nodded weakly, "if only I could recover sooner."
"Don't worry," Ginny pressed his shoulder and comforted him, "You must know better than us. This is something that cannot be rushed... What's more, you were the one who protected us all at all costs. If it weren't for you, , I’m afraid we have all been torn apart by living corpses! You have done enough, it’s time to take a good rest... "
"No, it's not enough. How can this be enough?" Harry sighed, "As long as Haierbo doesn't die, the living zombies don't disappear, and the fog that envelopes the entire UK doesn't lift... everything we have done , there’s never too much.”
Regarding Harry's words, Ginny was speechless for a moment, because she actually knew very well in her heart that Harry was right.
However, as the two of them sat and stood in silence in the room, they gradually discovered that the fighting coming from outside seemed to become more and more intense all of a sudden.
"Something's wrong," Harry said with a slight frown, "It sounds like the number of people participating in the battle has suddenly increased? No, I have to-"
As he spoke, he wanted to stand up with his hands on the table, but where did he have the strength to do so before he could recover? He was only halfway up when he felt his legs buckle. If Ginny hadn't been quick to catch him, he would have almost fallen under the table.
"Don't be so pushy!" Ginny simply dragged him back to the bed and then forced him onto the bed. "You just lie down and I'll ask Neville to go outside and take a look. We'll be back soon."
"Ginny," Harry stretched out his hand while lying on the bed, but finally said helplessly, "you all need to be careful."
"I see."
Ginny nodded, then opened the door and ran to the corridor outside.
They have walked through this corridor many times in recent days, and since there are not many side roads, it is not complicated overall. She is now very familiar with it.
As soon as she exited Harry's room, she immediately turned around and ran towards the central hall - Neville and the others should be waiting for Hermione to come back there right now!
"Ron, Hannah, where is Neville?"
As soon as she came out of the corridor, Ginny immediately saw the two of them standing behind the prayer mat, neither of them sitting down.
"Just went out," Ron pointed to the side door. "Luna also went there. Neville asked us to wait here and said it was best for you not to go out. Let us... stop it."
As Ron spoke, he stretched out his hand and gestured. It seemed that he didn't want Ginny to chase him out.
"But-"
When Ginny saw this, she couldn't help but roll her eyes at him out of habit, but she actually stopped.
"Forget it... Okay, stop making blind gestures, I won't go out."
By now, she is naturally very aware of her own strength. In a place like Winchester, which is surrounded by dangers, she really has to be cautious in every possible way.
After all, apart from Neville, the main role of the three of them together is to help Harry explode in strength at critical moments. Right now while Harry is recuperating, the most beneficial thing they can do for everyone is to save their own lives!
At this moment, it seems that all I can do is wait here.