Harry Potter's Bastard

Draco, as the "person who came over", understood Nott's mood and position very well at this time. He had been through that period himself, and Draco felt that if he was Nott, he would have to try to contact Solim at all.

But this thing ...... It's a bit tricky.

Draco was the one involved, and he knew exactly who the Malfoys were able to break away from the Death Eaters, not Selwyn, not Solim, but a house-elf. Without Dobby's information, the Selwyns would have suffered a loss of personnel—which was predictable.

But there was no way to say this "experience", so what did Draco say? Could it be that they were told that their family was able to get out of it all thanks to an inconspicuous house-elf? Even if Draco was willing to say it, Nott would believe it?

"One-Four-Seven" "I know you're in a difficult situation. Draco rubbed his hands, "But I want to know, is this your own meaning, or the meaning of your family?"

This question is important, even more than the Nott operation itself.

If Nott had done this by trying to get his family off the ship, Draco would have patted his ass and left. As a member of a pure-blood family, Draco knew exactly where the boundaries were, and Nott and the others could normally represent their respective families, but in this kind of matter, what they said and the choices they made did not play any decisive role.

Knott and the others looked at each other, as if they didn't want to say something.

Draco understood at a glance.

"Well, Theodore, you also came from a pure-blood family, don't you know what to do?, or do you really think that you can represent your family as a wizard who is still a minor?"

Draco understood their dilemma, but that wasn't a reason to fool around.

If...... If, Solim really looked at Draco's face, looked at their classmates, and decided to help them, and in the end, the Selwyn family also agreed to protect the family of Nott and the others under Solim's operation - no matter what price they need to pay, even if this matter is done by Solim, but as soon as the Selwyn family and Noether and their elders get in touch, they find that things are not like that...... After all, this kind of thing takes time, and if something happens during this time, such as a certain family suddenly not wanting to get off the ship, what will happen at that time? There are too many variables, if the Selwyn family finds out that they have been tricked, what will be the consequences?

Nott and the others wanted to create a fait accompli, they knew that the elders in their family had the idea of getting off the ship, and they knew that the identity of the Death Eaters was not safe. They wanted to get this done first, and the situation forced them to get their family out of the Dark Lord's side - it was too risky.

What if the Dark Lord got the news ahead of time? Nott and the students may be on the same side, but what about the family behind them? Will anyone choose to betray Voldemort in exchange for Voldemort's trust again?

"No, Draco, listen to me. Nott also knew that he couldn't hide it anymore, "The family can't clearly show this meaning, do you understand? You should be able to understand it, right? Not to mention the conspiracy, even thinking about it is an extremely risky thing to do, once my father appears in the dark ...... In front of the Demon King, all this may be exposed. "

This is indeed a fact, without Snape's level of brain occlusion, it is impossible to guard his mind in front of Voldemort, he must be flawless, and Voldemort himself must not see any incongruity, otherwise once he realizes that something is wrong, he can forcibly break the wizard's brain occlusion, and then get the news he wants to know.

"What do you mean?"

"They can only hint vaguely, not explicitly. Knott looked at his companions around him, "They are the same, we even discussed it privately, and our family should have passed each other's anger." "

"Should?" Draco furrowed his eyebrows, as if he wasn't very happy with the word, "There can't be anything wrong with this kind of thing, otherwise even if you get involved with the Selwyn family, that person can easily erase that family before the situation is clear." "

"Draco ......"

Pansy. Parkinson looked at Draco with some sadness. She had been able to talk to Draco in her lower years, but then Draco had drifted away from their childhood friends, and the person in front of her now seemed to be very different from the Draco she remembered. (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

"—we're at the end of our rope. Nott waved at Pansy, "Now we're either going to stay up and wait to die for that person, or we'll be disposed of when that person has a new servant......"

"Or be killed by the Order of the Phoenix....." Pansy didn't pay attention to Noether's eyes, she looked at Draco and continued, "You know my brother too, would you like to see him killed—either the Order of the Phoenix or ...... That person, are you really indifferent? You forgot ...... when we were kids."

"Enough!"

Draco stood up.

"I'll tell you the truth. "[]

Noether gave Pansy a hard look.

"I can't help much. Seeing that Nott wanted to speak again, Draco hurriedly motioned for him to finish his sentence first.

"Solim, he can't really help much. "

Draco sat back on the bed.

"Solim's family is different from ours, their family ......," Draco frowned, "...... They don't care about the wizarding world at all - what's going on in our wizarding world, they have things they need to focus on at that level. Besides, you also know that there is a price to be paid for what you have to do, and what price can you pay now, and it is enough to impress the Selwyns, even if Solim and the others are willing to help you out, and you can afford it?"

Draco's words, Nott didn't think about it, but the more they thought about it, the more desperate they became. Compared with a family like Selwyn, what nott, what Parkinson's, these are all no different from beggars 5.1, they beggars are facing a "king", and what can they beggars come up with to impress Selwyn, the "king"?

But Notte had no choice but to bite the bullet. Their family was in a very similar situation to Malfoy's back then—they were all waiting to die. It's just that they don't have the luck of the Malfoys, and they don't have a single house-elf who shows up at a critical moment.

There was silence in the dimly lit hut, and when it came to this, the result was already obvious.

"Actually—I don't think you have to be so desperate. You know, Draco's family was in a much more desperate situation than yours were at the time. "

Just when Noether and the others were bitter and didn't know what to say, an unexpected voice suddenly came from a somewhat crowded room.