Charlotte didn't know everything—at least she certainly didn't know as much as she showed herself to have done.
She has been Professor Minerva McGonagall's teaching assistant and assistant to the principal for quite some time.
Because she is really good at handling various complex internal and external affairs, and has gained the trust of Professor McGonagall in her work, the latter will not think of avoiding her in many important matters, and even often will It was specially given to her to execute.
Just like the previous handwritten letter that Professor McGonagall asked Mrs. Maxim to deliver to Maca, it was Charlotte, as an assistant, who was responsible for sending it to the headquarters of the International Federation of Wizards.
At this moment, Maka was chatting with her casually, and she heard that Professor McGonagall actually intended to recommend her to work in the Ministry of Magic, thinking that her talents would be better utilized there. If this disaster hadn't delayed many things, perhaps Charlotte would already be sitting in a division office of the British Ministry of Magic.
Of course, according to Charlotte herself, she seems to prefer to stay at Hogwarts and become a professor who teaches and educates people—this has been the goal she has been striving for since she was a student.
"Then you have to work harder on your academic research!" Maka said with a smile, "Or maybe you actually want to be the professor of flying lessons, my Miss Seeker?"
When Maka said this, she was naturally reminded of Charlotte's demeanor when she served as a seeker on the Hufflepuff team. But to be honest, as a player, Charlotte's technical level is actually not too high.
As expected, Charlotte shook her head after hearing this.
"It's true that I like Quidditch, but if you want me to teach people, forget it! You know, let alone my flying skills, I'm not very good at flying. Even if I fly well, I'm not good at flying skills. You are so good at teaching people." She said, paused briefly, and then finally said, "Actually, I want to be a professor of the History of Magic class."
"Oh! That's not an easy thing." This is the first time Maka knows that this senior sister has such a wish. "You know, as a living person, it is difficult for you to survive a ghost. —This position may not be available for hundreds of years!"
"Haha, I think so!" Charlotte laughed exaggeratedly after hearing this.
However, a moment later, when Maka had to talk to Professor Flitwick who came over to greet him, the smile on Charlotte's face gradually grew longing as she looked at his back.
A few days ago, when Professor Snape returned from old England and went to brief Professor McGonagall on his experience of visiting the disaster area, she sat aside and processed the daily information sent from various external channels.
At that time, Charlotte also noticed that Snape glanced at her subconsciously before speaking. But neither Snape nor Professor McGonagall asked her to leave afterwards.
As a result, what Snape witnessed in Buckingham Palace also entered Charlotte's ears, and became firmly entrenched in her mind, and it still cannot be dissipated to this day.
That was the first time Charlotte got conclusive news about the other party after Maka went to the disaster area alone and lost contact. But obviously, judging from the situation Snape stated, that was really not good news.
However, aside from Professor Snape, who always seemed to be willing to maintain an objective stance, at least Professor McGonagall made it clear at that time that the matter could not be understood solely from the surface.
Is that demon "Greedy" Maka
Is Maka no longer the Maka they knew
Is Maka already on the opposite side of them
Sooner or later... maybe they will have to engage in a life-and-death fight with Maka as mutual enemies... right
Then a few days later, "one" Maka woke up from the ice coffin, with a look that everyone was still familiar with, and a look that was obviously far more kind and natural than the demon named "Greed". His temperament and gentle smile reappeared in everyone's sight...
After all, Flitwick, Sprout and Charlotte, the three of them came here on behalf of all the teachers and students of Hogwarts this time, actually came to see whether the "Maka" in front of them was real. Maca's.
Especially Charlotte, as a senior and good friend who had had a lot of close contact with Maca, her opinions on Professor McGonagall, who sent the three people here, were even more important than those of Professors Flitwick and Sprout. more important.
So, after seeing this Maka in person and having a close conversation with him for a moment, what is Charlotte's answer
"Miss Werther, what do you think...?"
While Maka was talking to Professor Flitwick, Sprout also came over and stood next to Charlotte, speaking softly with a slightly worried expression.
When Charlotte heard this, she shook her head.
"Maybe Professor Snape is right - all we can do about Maka is just watch quietly. No judgment or behavior can help us. Many Time will only add to our troubles."
It could be seen that although the two of them were talking quietly, they did not really want Maka not to hear their voices.
This may be because they have known for a long time that whether or not the silencing spell is used does not mean anything to Maka; or maybe they feel that no matter whether the Maka in front of them is the real Maka or not, the confidentiality is no longer So important.
Are people still less suspicious of Maka during this time? This is a situation that even Charlotte and Sprout, who were far away in Italy, are very aware of.
But even so, Maka, who woke up from the ice coffin, didn't show any resistance, as calm as if she didn't care.
Just look at Harry over there! To this day, this guy is still not willing to give Maka a good look! But every time Maka glanced at each other, she would not hesitate to smile, as if they were still best friends just like yesterday.
"but-"
After Charlotte said a few words objectively, a soft light suddenly appeared in her clear eyes, and she was seen looking straight at Maka's back and said seriously:
"If I have to say... I think he is Maka."
"I hope so too." Professor Sprout nodded and sighed, "It's not that I don't believe Professor Snape, but after all, I have never seen the devil in Buckingham Palace with my own eyes, so the things about him I can’t make any comment... But as far as Mr. McClain is concerned, at least I think he can’t be wrong.”