The Silent Witch of Hogwarts

Chapter 525 Conversation with Miss Siegfried

A gentle breeze carried the message: Hogwarts' summer term always seems so short. After a few more weeks of rest, Royla finally returned to Hogwarts.

It wasn't because she loved her job so much, but because if she didn't come back soon, the semester would be over.

Putting everything else aside, the final exams for this semester still need to be conducted.

Although I haven't been able to give you proper lessons, exams and such will still be taken seriously.

Looking at these students with worried expressions, Loila didn't quite understand.

Is taking exams really such a bad thing?

Loila really enjoys taking exams. After all, being at Durmstrang means there will finally be very few people in the school, and she can stay alone in the Astronomy Tower without worrying about the "enthusiastic care" of other students.

Besides, the exam content wasn't that difficult. Anyway, as a Durmstrang student who graduated early, Loira never felt that exams were that hard.

The only difficult one must be the broom class, right? Luckily, Durmstrang doesn't require passing this exam to graduate.

But why is it only Hogwarts students who need to take exams?

Loila was a little disappointed that students at Beauxbatons and Durmstrang didn't have to take exams. She was also quite curious whether the level of students at Durmstrang had declined in recent years.

After explaining the key points of the exam to the somewhat disheartened students, Luo Yila nodded slightly and said, "Then—then let's dismiss get out of class."

As soon as she finished speaking, she immediately went back to her office. Although some time had passed since the incident at the Ministry of Magic, Loira still caused quite a stir on her first day back at Hogwarts.

Well—in Loila's memory, it seems that every time she returns to Hogwarts, it causes some kind of sensation—is this some kind of curse?

A curse belonging only to the Magic Array Class?

In short, she didn't want to be held back by these excited students; such enthusiastic behavior was almost like poison to her.

Loila closed the office door, let out a soft sigh, and then walked to the window with a slightly relaxed air, casually picking up a cup of coffee and taking a sip.

What should we do next?

Should I create a magic circle? Or chat with Luna? Or go ask Mr. Lupin about—

"Clatter".

"Um?"

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As Loila was pondering, she suddenly heard a sound coming from under the windowsill. She then looked down slightly and saw a pair of deep, dark eyes.

"Ouch!" Startled, she quickly took a few steps back, and then dropped the coffee she was holding onto the floor.

"What the hell?!"

"It's me, Professor Hamilton."

Something under the windowsill made a sound, startling Loila. Her twitching ears and the wand that had been glowing green stopped slightly.

Is it Miss Ansbach?

"You—you shouldn't do such scary things!" Loila carefully put away her wand, looking at the girl who slowly climbed in through the window, unsure of what to say.

Should I tell her that I almost sent her to meet her ancestors?

"Professor Hamilton, the semester is almost over," the uninvited guest said slowly, then walked up to Loila.

"There are some things I need to tell you now."

Miss Ansbach and Miss Shiloh sometimes speak in a similar way, both with a slightly flat tone, but Miss Shiloh seems to speak colder and more directly.

Miss Ansbach is sometimes a bit like—Müller, she's not such a straightforward person.

Therefore, after saying that, she stood there somewhat awkwardly, seemingly unsure of how to respond.

But this made Loila a little scared—Miss Ansbach had helped her during the trial, but—but what if she wanted money from her?

Hehe, Professor Hamilton, you wouldn't want others to know that you killed someone, would you?

Such statements—it seems like I'm now obligated to pay—

Fortunately, Loila's worries turned out to be unfounded. After hesitating for a few seconds, Siegfried slowly said, "I've come to apologize to you."

"Hmm?"

Apologize?

Miss Ansbach didn't seem to have done anything wrong, did she? On the contrary, I should actually—should thank her.

"No—that's not right." Loila quickly shook her head: "I should be thanking you—thanking you for your actions during the trial—"

help me."

"That's what I should do." Siegfried's words were firm: "Because I misunderstood you, Hamilton—"

"May I call you Miss Hamilton?"

"Of course—of course you can—"

"I misunderstood you, Miss Hamilton," Siegfried said earnestly. "I thought you had forgotten Muller—forgotten the Ansbach family, forgotten what he had done for you."

"That's why I'm so—so dissatisfied with you—" Siegfried said, lowering his head, "But in the labyrinth, I saw your memories—"

"You've never forgotten him; it's actually us who are a bit—a bit too—"

She paused, then continued, "Besides—Miss Rozier already told me that you killed Karkaroff for revenge, didn't you?"

"Huh?" Loila shuddered. Which Miss Rozier told you this? Was it Miss Shiloh? But why would Miss Shiloh—

"So I've come to apologize to you, Miss Hamilton—I'm so sorry." Siegfried said, bowing quite earnestly, which made Loira immediately feel embarrassed.

Blushing, she quickly pulled Siegfried up and said, "This is what I—should do."

"Müller is my—my friend," Loila said, pursing her lips. "He has helped me a lot—so—I must do something for him."

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"He helped me get through many days in Durmstrang—he also helped me learn, helped me—helped me learn spells—he even brought me food—" Loila said, pursing her lips. "I only repaid him a little bit."

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Siegfried looked at her and took a deep breath: "Miss Hamilton—my family has so many misunderstandings about you."

.

Perhaps it wasn't a misunderstanding—Loila certainly knew how the Ansbach family viewed her, and it was normal for them to have such opinions, after all, she was indeed a half-Ve.—Although Loila now knew that not everyone disliked half-Ve.

But no one can be liked by everyone, right?

Of course, not everyone will be disliked—Roy pursed his lips slightly as he looked at Siegfried in front of him.

"Miss Hamilton, if there's anything I can help you with, please write to me," Siegfried said softly. "Also—I will tell my family about this when I get back."

"They will understand what's in your heart."

"Thank you—thank you."

Looking into Loira's eyes, Siegfried seemed to suddenly remember something and said, "But—but Miss Hamilton—"

"You'd better watch your behavior—even your shadow."

"Um?"

What does this mean?!

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