Since Neville's lion guardian spirit had already been consumed a lot just from coming here, after telling Charlie what needed to be conveyed, he could no longer maintain his form and suddenly turned into a puff of light and dissipated.
Watching the silver mist that seemed to be blown away by the wind rising to the sky and gradually fading away, Charlie stood there and roughly digested the information he just heard, and then turned to look towards Luna and the others.
"It seems that we can't walk on land. If we have to go to the Burrow, we can only go by sea." He said, "Of course, this is actually the safest way."
"Um."
When Luna heard this, she couldn't help but nodded.
"Although I originally wanted to take a look at the situation in the east for Hermione - everyone has probably been busy building a new stronghold as planned recently, and they definitely don't have the energy to conduct reconnaissance here. But now it seems that I'd better forget it. !Three demons are definitely not something we can deal with."
"Yes!" Charlie also nodded and said, "So come on Norbert's back! I will take you from the sea to the south of the Burrow, and then land again when you get there."
"Okay." Luna responded, then turned back to greet Ajinbad and Ida, "Let's go! Let Norbert take us back to the sea... huh?"
As she spoke, she was about to walk towards the fire dragon Norberta who was still fighting with many living corpses, but at this moment, her steps suddenly stopped.
"Who is that? One of the three demons Neville mentioned?"
At that moment, Luna seemed to sense something, and suddenly turned her head again, looking north towards the urban area of Weymouth.
However, at this time, the focus of her sight was obviously not on the ruins of the city, but slightly over some dilapidated high-rise buildings, looking at the skyline on the other side of the city.
"Miss Lovegood, what's wrong?" Old Akinbad couldn't help but ask, "Did you really discover the 'demon'? If that's the case, I think it's best for us to leave here quickly."
But Luna quickly shook her head again.
"No, that magic wave seems a bit familiar... Wait, is it Delphi?" She said to herself, and suddenly looked at Charlie with some confusion and said, "Neville mentioned Delphi just now. Will Fei come here?"
"Delphi?"
Charlie was startled, but after recalling the left and right, he immediately shook his head and said:
"No, probably not - it just happened not long ago. If you really mentioned it, then I will definitely still remember it."
"Yeah?"
After Luna heard this, she couldn't help but raise her hand and gently stroke the light golden hair beside her ear, and pondered to herself for a few seconds.
"That's indeed Delphi...has she regained her strength?" Luna muttered, "And looking at the direction, she's probably going to London. Judging from what Neville said...it's actually Hermione. Please She goes to London to investigate the commotion?”
But thinking of this, she pursed her lips slightly.
"It shouldn't be! We know that London is definitely very dangerous. If it were Hermione, she would never let everyone take such a big risk."
While Luna was thinking like this, she could also clearly sense that the magic source belonging to Delphi was continuing to move rapidly to the east. At this rate, it won't take long for him to be out of her range of perception.
After thinking for a moment, Luna simply waved her hand and said:
"I want to go find her and ask her about the situation. You go first! I will catch up in a moment... Silly Bo, stop it! It's time to come back!"
Before she finished speaking, she had already taken out her broomstick and decisively turned over and stepped on it.
"Hey! Luna, wait—it's too dangerous for you to chase her like this!" Charlie subconsciously tried to stop her.
At the same time that Charlie spoke, Luna actually kicked off the ground with her feet. However, when she heard the other party's words of dissuasion, Luna still paused slightly, turned around and said:
"But there's no way! It's weird for her to go to London alone at this time, but she can't just leave like that. But it doesn't matter, that magic wave is indeed Delphi's, and since it's true It's her...then there's nothing to worry about!"
After saying this in a hurry, Luna quickly flew straight into the air on her broom without stopping for a moment.
"Mr. Weasley?" Seeing Luna decisively leaving here, her back gradually disappearing, Ida, who had never had a chance to speak, finally hesitated and said, "You... want to catch up and have a look? It's just Lovegood. It seems that it is indeed very dangerous for the young lady to be alone."
However, she did not expect that after a pause, Charlie smiled bitterly.
"It's indeed risky for her to do this, but even so, she definitely doesn't need our help. With our strength, if any danger does happen, it will probably only cause trouble for her."
Speaking of which, he glanced at Norbert and said:
"Anyway, let's do what Luna said first! Go and sit on the dragon's back. It's time for us to leave here for the time being."
…
While Charlie was greeting Ida and Mr. Akinbad to get on the back of the dragon and prepare to return to the sea, Luna had already flown over downtown Weymouth on her broomstick.
Because before Hermione and the others left, Safina had been cleaning up the living corpses here for a few days and rearranged some obstacles to block the living corpses. To this day, the number of living corpses in this urban area, including individuals that can fly in the sky, is still not very large.
So from the beginning, Luna was not hindered by anything.
However, the speed of Delphi, who was heading east, seemed to be much faster than she expected. Even if she had increased the speed of her broom to the maximum, it seemed difficult to catch up.
While flying at high speed against the strong wind, Luna thought to herself for a moment, and then suddenly took out her wand and pointed in the direction of Delphi.
At that moment, a rune flashed on the tip of her staff, and then she was heard muttering softly:
"Delphi? It's me, Luna...stop, I'm behind you!"
However, as she finished speaking, Luna discovered that Delphi, who was far ahead, continued to move forward without realizing it, without even slowing down her speed.
Did her words not reach her? No, Luna didn't think that was the case, because there was obviously no abnormality when she used the rules of empathy to transmit her thoughts.
So, could it be that Delphi didn't want to pay attention to her
Luna scratched her head, and her long, silky hair was thrown behind her by the strong wind that came in her face, swaying like a streamer in a festival.
As we left Weymouth the weather seemed to get gloomier.