"By the way, I'm not a therapist. I just came back from England with Miss Granger and the others. You can continue your work! I want to have a chat with this gentleman and will leave in a while. I won't disturb you too much. Many."
Sarah and the healer wizard explained this, and when the other party heard this, he immediately waved his hands and said:
"Of course, let's talk! It's a pity that his leg is gone, but the injury is basically no longer dangerous. I'm about to move him to the minor injury area!"
Seeing him walking away from the end of the bed holding the mortar and approaching the patient on the other side, Sarah then walked to the bedside of the patient who was talking to her just now and said:
"This... sir."
"Miss Hohenheim, just call me Leo!" the male wizard on the bed who was missing a leg said immediately.
"Okay." Sarah nodded and said, "So Leo, can you tell me what happened when Mr. Percy Weasley was killed in action?"
"Oh! Mr. Weasley—"
When Percy was mentioned, the wizard named Leo sighed heavily and said with a sad face:
"He died for us... Such an outstanding young man died in the hands of a living corpse! If Mike and the others hadn't tried their best to snatch his body back, we might even have found his body. It’s gone.”
After sighing for a while, he recounted to Sarah the details of Percy's death. Finally, when Percy was knocked down by several speed zombies, he couldn't help but twitch. He sniffled and seemed to be choking.
However, the situation he described was not much different from the process that Furong explained to everyone before. At most, there were only some differences in details.
After hearing this, Sarah's doubts became even worse.
After the other party finished speaking, she immediately asked:
"So... Mr. Weasley, why is he delaying the defense line again and again? I heard that it is because he does not want Weymouth Camp to be lost under any circumstances... But if it is lost, it can be recaptured. ? There is no need to hold on to it... With his intelligence, he should understand this truth. "
"Huh?" Hearing Sarah's question, the wizard couldn't help but be startled, then shook his head and said, "Miss Hohenheim, this... has no one told you? We were waiting for support at the time - After Mr. Weasley received the report of the attack of the zombies, he immediately asked Beauxbatons for help."
At this point, he said with great regret:
"It's a pity that the new zombies that appeared are too powerful... Beauxbatons only sent a group of ordinary wizards in the end, which did not have much effect on the situation that became worse and worse after that."
"is that so?"
After Sarah heard this, she couldn't help but nodded slightly. Yes, if that's the case, it does make sense - they were waiting for reinforcements to try to counterattack, so they persisted until the end, so that an accident happened.
However, Sarah still felt that something was wrong, although the wizard in front of her probably wouldn't know any better.
However, just when she wanted to ask from other aspects to see if she could come up with something else. Suddenly, a wizard walked toward the tent outside the tent, and she discovered it in advance.
She looked back and saw Bill walking in from outside.
"Miss Hohenheim? Why are you here?"
Naturally, Bill quickly discovered Sarah in this small tent. He glanced back and forth between Sarah and the injured person, and then seemed to notice something very quickly.
"Miss," he thought for a moment, then waved to Sarah and said, "Can you come out for a moment? If you have any questions, just ask me."
…
After saying goodbye to the male wizard who had spoken so much to her, Sarah followed Bill out of the tent and came to the small open space between the next tent and another tent.
But just when Sarah was about to speak, Bill spoke first.
"Miss Hohenheim, I think I may have guessed why you came here to talk to someone at this time... You must have doubts about certain situations. However, before you ask me questions, I have to ask you first One question - apart from you, did Miss Granger and the others notice anything about Percy?"
When Sara heard this, she couldn't help but pause for a moment, then shook her head and said:
"should not."
"Well," Bill nodded slightly, "In this case... I may be able to answer some questions for you, but I want to ask you not to tell Miss Granger or the others about this."
"Is something bad going on?"
Seeing that Bill said carefully, Sarah couldn't help but frown slightly, but Bill just sighed and said:
"I can't say that, but I'm worried that they...especially Ginny and Ron will be impulsive. In fact, Percy originally planned to ask Madam Maxime to ask the head of the Blois family - Percy's letter for help still went through I sent it to Beauxbatons, but... he didn't come in the end."
"Mr. Blois?"
When Sarah heard this, she finally showed a slightly surprised expression - yes, if the support force invited is Mr. Blois, then it really makes sense! No wonder Percy wanted to delay it as long as possible no matter what, because if Willie's father was willing to come, Weymouth would definitely be saved.
Now, the problem lies precisely in the fact that Mr. Blois did not go to Weymouth.
So... it may be said that Percy's unfortunate death this time had a lot to do with Mr. Blois's absence!
"But," Bill shook his head and said, "Whether the Blois family owner comes or not is actually completely up to him. We can't ask him to do anything. In the final analysis, over the past few days, the Blois family has brought We’ve had enough help!”
Having said this, he paused for a moment before continuing:
"Therefore, I'm just afraid that Ginny and Ron will be too impulsive to find the head of the Blois family after hearing the whole story... I am the eldest brother of the two of them, and I know their characters. What's more, , then the head of the Blois family... Well, I don’t know what Maka’s situation is now.”
At the end, Bill waved his hand and said:
"In short, this matter must be considered in the long term... Miss Hohenheim, I ask you to keep this matter in your heart first and not disclose it to them - with the intelligence of Miss Granger and others, if you mention it, I think I’m afraid they will soon realize something is wrong!”