The mastermind behind Hogwarts

Chapter 322 Narcissa and Moriarty's Conversation

Ms. Narcissa was dressed very specially today. She had a pretty face, red lips, and her big eyes sparkled. Her long, soft, smooth hair was dazzling, which made her delicate skin look even whiter.

It's really hard to judge her exact age from her appearance, because her cheeks are radiant with a youthful glow, yet her brows reveal a competence and charm that only mature women possess.

This look was naturally the result of careful grooming. Recently, stylists and beauticians have been frequently visiting Malfoy Manor to dress up Ms. Narcissa.

At this moment, Ms. Narcissa felt a deep sense of worry.

"Vantra has gone to Hogwarts after all. Be careful, Moriarty, you must be careful."

Unable to express her concerns repeatedly, Ms. Narcissa told everything she knew.

"The Vancho vampires possess three unparalleled advantages."

"First, history. The Vanjo vampires have a long and rich history, and they have been active in this world for thousands of years."

"The long period of time has brought wealth and power to the Vanjo vampire clan."

"I know Slytherin Castle has countless riches, but the wealth of the Ventral bloodline has been accumulated over generations; money just sits there and makes money grow. You may not care about this money—powerful wizards have the right to be proud."

"But what about power?"

"Apart from the other twelve vampire clans, we have no way of knowing how many blood relatives, deceased relatives, servants, and followers the Vantor vampire clan has."

"The status of humans in the vampire world is a joke in the eyes of vampires. Even kings and prime ministers can only be lowly servants in front of vampires."

"The current Prime Minister of Great Britain has always had dealings with our family. If someone told me that the Prime Minister was a servant of the Vantor family, I wouldn't be surprised at all."

"What is certain is that the Prime Minister will not be a deceased relative, because the deceased relatives of vampires are all women—the vast majority are beautiful young girls, and a small number are beautiful young women. It will not be a bald, short, fat man."

"Perhaps this is their only stroke of luck? Heh, the common sense of vampires is different from that of wizards. They enjoy playing the game of hunting young girls, bathing in the blood of virgins, and raising girls. How could they do this without the support of a powerful force?"

"Therefore, if you want to confront the vampires, you must consider the power they wield."

"Secondly, strength. The current leaders of the Vantor line are Prince Rossello Vantor and his wife, Bertha Vantor."

"Malfoy possesses top-secret information: vampires of princely rank possess the same power as the Dark Lord!"

"Decades ago, the Dark Lord tried every means to gather the power of the vampires and once discovered the existence of the vampires."

"The arrogant Dark Lord looked down on the vampires, and one rainy night, he stormed the door."

"But in the end, the Dark Lord was defeated by Prince Ventura, who was sleeping in his coffin—that's what Abraxas Malfoy told us."

"And you certainly don't know about the Ventura family. The Princess's wife, Bertha Ventura, is the elder sister of Prince Rosselo Ventura."

"The princess is more powerful than the prince."

"If you were to clash with the Ventura vampires, you would have two more enemies like the Dark Lord!"

"Third, lifespan. Every vampire can live for thousands of years."

"If you encounter the Vantor vampires and one of them slips through, he can survive and lie dormant for decades."

When you're too old to lift a wand, too old to care for yourself, he'll appear before you and seek revenge.

"I've finished speaking, hey, did you understand?"

Narcissa sighed deeply, her face growing weary. She told Moriarty everything she knew, though it was unclear how much of it heeded.

An ordinary person would probably be terrified and at a loss by now, but the boy in front of him is Moriarty, so he certainly won't be afraid.

Narcissa rubbed her temples in frustration when Moriarty suddenly reached out and grabbed her wrist.

"I won't let 'what if' happen." Moriarty placed Narcissa's hand in his own and looked directly into Narcissa's captivating blue-grey eyes.

"What if I were to clash with the Vantor vampires? Why not just join forces with them?"

Moriarty smiled, and Narcissa felt the heat of his hands, confirming that she saw confidence in Moriarty's eyes.

"I think the Vantor vampires wouldn't refuse a win-win situation."

Thinking of Violet, Moriarty's smile widened, unleashing his full power, making him like a drawn sword, unstoppable.

Narcissa's heart skipped a beat. Even the Dark Lord had only managed to win over a portion of the vampires; Moriarty was destined to be stronger than him.

"But would the vampires agree?" Narcissa quickly expressed her confusion. "What kind of situation constitutes a win-win?"

"That's why I've come to you," Moriarty said in a deep voice. "Think carefully, besides the three major advantages of the Ventral vampires, do they have any other secrets?"

"Other secrets?" Narcissa pondered, recalling the family's records about the Ventura clan, even forgetting that her right hand was being held in Moriarty's hand.

Moriarty prompted, "Is there any secret about pupils? For example, the pupils of some Ventura vampires are golden..."

"gold?"

Hearing the meaningful ending, Narcissa seemed to have thought of something and suddenly looked up.

"I remember now, the Princess's pupils were golden! The Dark Lord... was defeated by the Princess in her golden pupil state."

Moriarty nodded. If that was the case, Violet's golden pupils would make sense. Now, only the vampire shadow remained a mystery.

Uncovering the secrets of the shadowy figure is tantamount to lifting the veil of mystery surrounding the Vantor vampire clan.

However, it seems that no further information can be found from Narcissa.

Moriarty casually touched Narcissa's hand, changing the subject.

Mmm, it's so smooth and soft.

"Moriarty, you...you let me go."

Narcissa's heart pounded, and she glared angrily at Moriarty before pulling her hand away.

Moriarty acted as if nothing had happened, crossed his arms, and spoke slowly and deliberately.

"You take the lead and have Fudge establish an Auror squad composed of pure-blood wizards, and then send the Auror squad to Hogwarts."

"I can't do it," Narcissa suppressed the tremor in her heart, her eyes widening. "Even if Fudge allowed the pure-blood Auror team, the wizards of England wouldn't agree!"

Voldemort inflicted too much damage on European wizards; a large portion of the prisoners in Azkaban came from pure-blood families.

Narcissa had already imagined the public's reaction:

A pure-blooded Auror team?

Who knows if they might embezzle from their own posts!

How could the Ministry of Magic possibly establish a pure-blood Auror team under pressure from public opinion?

Even if Fudge agrees, and even if public opinion is suppressed, pure-blood families of all sizes are unwilling to send anyone to become an Auror.

Also because of Voldemort, some of the most elite wizards of the pure-blood families in England died, some perished, and some were imprisoned.

How could they possibly be willing to send their last remaining members of their tribe to become Aurors? Being an Auror is an extremely dangerous profession.

Narcissa looked at Moriarty with difficulty: "I'm sorry, I really can't do it on my own."

Moriarty smiled mysteriously: "When we get back, I'll write a letter, and you'll be responsible for delivering it to the major pure-blood families. I'm sure they'll agree, and they'll even scramble for a single spot."

Narcissa's curiosity was piqued. What kind of letter could cause such a complete 360-degree turn in the attitude of the pure-blood family?

Although this has not yet happened, Narcissa has already assumed that Moriarty will succeed.

Lost in thought, Narcissa rested her chin on her hand and stared blankly at Moriarty.

Moriarty was also thinking that what he wanted to tell the pure-blood family was actually quite simple.

In a word, profit.

Moriarty had already decided that once the pure-blood Auror squad was formed, it would be sent to Hogwarts.

Ostensibly, it's to protect the safety of students from various countries during upcoming activities and competitions, but that's also its practical purpose.

But we can also cause some trouble for the teachers and students of the magic institute if there are any problems with the magic institute.

Yes, Moriarty found a common market for the pure-blooded families: the Japanese market.

The confidence in creating a win-win situation by joining forces with the Vancho vampires is also due to Japan.

The huge Japanese market offers immense profits, and there are currently three major forces in Japan: two powerful families and the Japanese boss operating in the shadows.

If I'm not mistaken, the Japanese boss's people have already infiltrated the magic institute.

It would be a lie to say that the Magic Institute came to participate in the joint education program without ulterior motives. They'll deal with the Japanese boss themselves, while leaving the two major families to the pure-blooded British families.

(End of this chapter)