The Alchemist of Harry Potter

Failed!

After the Death Eaters evacuated Hogsmeade, the atmosphere in the team was terrifyingly depressing, and many people were secretly glancing at Yaxley out of the corners of their eyes. Although they didn't say anything, the strange silence seemed to silently blame Yaxley.

Death Eaters rarely tolerate failure, especially when it comes to important matters.

Yaxley had long noticed the strange looks others were looking at him, and he knew he had to say something.

"I regret the deaths of the three Morags, but... maybe, you all realize that something is wrong. This is probably Albert Anderson's conspiracy!" Yaxley knew that he had to find a reasonable excuse. Convince them and get rid of the label of incompetence that may be slapped on your head.

"The dark wizard named Percival was very abnormal. Many of you know Morag, and you should know very well that he is not weak. Maybe some of you can defeat him, but defeat him as easily as Percival. There are definitely not many dark wizards."

"There are also those patron saints. I have never seen any dark wizards who use patron saints. Of course, there may be such guys, but they are definitely rare. And we just saw a lot of patron saints. There are a total of …”

"A total of seven guardian gods appeared."

Noticing Yaxley's pleading look, Snape added expressionlessly.

"Yes, Qitou, are any of you good at using Patronus?" Yaxley looked around and saw that he had temporarily convinced the other Death Eaters. He couldn't help but breathed a sigh of relief and continued to fool around: "No, right. A seven-headed Patronus actually appeared in Hogsmeade. Don’t forget, dark wizards are the ones who go wherever they go to do business. It’s unusual for that number of Patronus to appear, so I’m sure it’s the Mudblood. Damn it, he is trying to prevent us from controlling Hogsmeade, not to mention...don't you think the previous duel was weird?"

"That guy named Percival is very powerful. I'm afraid no one here can be his opponent. What are your plans next?" Snape took over the topic to make the atmosphere less awkward and give Yax some advice. Save face.

The latter cast a grateful look at him.

"Hogsmeade must be taken back. The dark wizards who stayed in Hogsmeade are not as powerful as you think. In the final analysis, it is because they cannot unite like us, so that damn Mudblood Only then would he propose the so-called life-and-death duel, and go on stage to suppress us, so as to enhance the confidence of those wizards to fight against us." Yaxley loudly recounted his speculation to the Death Eaters around him: "But when will we rely on duels to solve problems? , that mudblood is too naive."

"What if that mudblood keeps coming out to stop us?"

Many Death Eaters were a little afraid of Albert, fearing that they would step into that guy's trap and lose their lives.

Death Eaters who had survived previous encounters with the Ministry of Magic were particularly worried about this.

Therefore, after Yaxley passed the blame to Anderson, the Death Eaters stopped complaining about this failure, and even had the illusion that failure was a matter of course.

After all, even the mysterious man had to hold back in front of that mudblood, let alone Yaxley.

It's good enough that he didn't die in Hogsmeade, what else do you want?

"Then pick the mudblood to attack when he's not in Hogsmeade. Anyway, I plan to attack Hogsmeade at night. I don't believe he will stay here at night to help those dark wizards." Yaxley said After regaining his energy, he began to clean up the mess and prepare for the next time: "After appeasing the group of dementors, we still need them to help lead the charge and help deter our enemies. As for..."

"The people I placed in Hogsmeade told me that those guys were planning to hold a banquet to celebrate driving us away." Alecto took out a very inconspicuous metal card from his pocket and glanced at the words on it. After the content, he suddenly interrupted Yaxley.

"I think tonight will be a good opportunity. The group of dark wizards in Hogsmeade never expected that we would suddenly launch a sneak attack on them."

Everyone looked stunned and curious about what Alecto's metal piece was.

"I remember this seems to be... a communication tool invented by Anderson?" Snape recognized what the metal card was.

"Yes, it is indeed something made by that mudblood. It is undeniable that this thing is very convenient for transmitting messages." Alecto handed the communication bookmark to Yaxley, who after seeing the content on it, I understand what's going on.

"Is there more? We need similar communication tools." Yaxley's eyes lit up and he looked sideways at Alecto, as if the other person could take out a handful of communication bookmarks from his pocket at any time.

"No, I got it from the student." Alecto planned to reach out and take back the communication bookmark.

"Lend me this line of yours for a while. I need to keep track of the situation in Hogsmeade." Yaxley also deployed people in Hogsmeade, but the contact was not as convenient as Alecto's, so it was difficult to arrange for the connection. Facilitates downtime.

"Okay, remember to pay me back."

Alecto hesitated for a moment, then finally nodded in agreement.

"I owe you a favor."

However, Yaxley had no idea who was on the other side of the communication bookmark.

Looking at Yaxley's leaving back, Snape frowned slightly. He always felt that something was wrong with this matter.

"What are you thinking about?"

Alecto turned his head to look at Snape, who had a nervous brow, and asked curiously.

"If that guy named Percival was really Albert Anderson in disguise, would he really get everyone drunk to celebrate?"

"You think this is a serial trap?"

Alecto suspected that Snape was thinking too much. Unless the dark wizards in Hogsmeade were all disguised by the Order of the Phoenix themselves, they would not be able to deceive the Death Eaters' informants in Hogsmeade.

And such a thing is obviously impossible.

If the group of dark wizards in Hogsmeade are disguised as members of the Order of the Phoenix and the Defense Society, then they should flee Britain as soon as possible.

"The Anderson I know is not a naive person, and I don't think he doesn't know that we will not give up Hogsmeade easily." Snape murmured: "This celebration seems to be telling you, Come and attack."

"That's just your guess," Alecto interrupted.

"Yes, this is just my guess, so I didn't try to stop Yaxley, not only because he needed to regain the authority he had just lost." Snape turned back to Hogwarts Castle, he was ready to take the time Talk to Dumbledore about this.

Things went smoothly on Yaxley's side as well. It was actually very simple to appease the dementors, that was to provide them with enough food and feed them thoroughly.

So, Yaxley fulfilled his promise and prepared a feast for the dementors, and a remote Muggle village suffered a bloody misfortune.

Looking at the Muggle village whose souls were sucked away by the dementors and turned into hell, Yaxley asked the Death Eaters to turn the residents of the village into inferi, and finally prepared a plan. The village was burned to ashes, and there was no evidence of death.

"I won't fail again tonight, even that mudblood can't stop me." Yaxley muttered to himself, looking at the burning village.

He is very aware of his own advantage, which is that he has more people than the other side and is more united than the other side.

After all, the dark wizards in Hogsmeade only come to the UK to make money, and no one is willing to lose their lives in a large-scale war with other dark wizards for such ridiculous reasons.

Therefore, the mudblood used that duel method to force them back, and at the same time gave the remaining dark wizards the illusion that Death Eaters were nothing more than that.

In order to win this victory, Yaxley not only mobilized more helpers, but also planned to mobilize Aurors from the Ministry of Magic as backup. He did not believe that when he had the full advantage, what tricks could the Mudblood do? .

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