The mastermind behind Hogwarts

Chapter 519 Finding Some Fun

Moriarty left the cleanup to Lockhart and, together with Lilith, rode back to England overnight on the Nightfall.

Nightfall glided through the night sky, but Lilith realized that this was not the way back to Bristol.

"Where are we going?"

She asked Moriarty.

"Aren't you going back to Slytherin Castle?"

Moriarty gave Lilith a mysterious smile.

"I'll show you something fun."

"Looking for some fun?"

Lilith gave Moriarty a strange look. "That doesn't sound like something you'd say—where are you going to find fun?"

"Never mind all that, just follow me."

Moriarty controlled Night to fly towards a bar on the ground.

"I hate riddle-makers who only say half of what they mean."

Lilith pouted, and Yeqi, who was sitting down, flew over.

"Wait here, I'm going to buy something."

After saying that, Moriarty went into the bar.

"So mysterious..."

Lilith couldn't understand Moriarty at all.

"You wouldn't have left me here alone while you went inside to pick up girls, would you?"

Lilith looked suspiciously at the bar not far away.

Oxford Street, London.

A world-renowned shopping street.

The bars here are brightly lit and filled with love and passion.

Lilith, who comes from the Pilivik family, has never set foot in a bar.

But I've also heard Muggle wizards in Justice and Law talk about some of the absurd things that happened in bars.

Some of these methods...

Lilith had to admit it.

Muggles really know how to have fun.

Lost in thought, Lilith didn't notice Moriarty walking out of the bar and getting closer.

"Hey!"

Moriarty waved in front of Lilith.

"What are you thinking about, so engrossed?"

"Huh?" Lilith snapped out of her daze, turned her head and saw Moriarty, covering her mouth as she let out a surprised exclamation: "Oh~"

"What's wrong with you? Why are you dressed like that?"

Lilith looked Moriarty up and down, her eyes sparkling with admiration.

"Who says wizards can't be at the forefront of fashion?"

Moriarty changed his clothes, was in a good mood, and said with a smile.

He was dressed entirely in black, wearing a leather jacket, leather pants, and leather boots.

He wore a dark blue half-face mask.

From the forehead to the philtrum.

Cover Moriarty's eyes and nose.

There are curved patterns around the corners of the eyes.

It accentuates Moriarty's elegant demeanor.

"I got one for you too."

Moriarty gives Lilith a mask.

It's also a half-face style.

The left side is red, and the right side is gold.

Correspondingly, a light layer of gold glitter was applied around the left eye. The right eye was decorated with red eyeliner and patterns.

Lilith gently placed it on her face.

"Is it pretty?"

She tilted her head and asked Moriarty.

"nice."

Moriarty said honestly.

"She's becoming more and more like a queen."

Lilith's lips curled into a wild smile.

"Let's go shopping, you can buy a few more clothes."

Moriarty patted Yeqi on the back, telling them to go home on their own.

He and Lilith walked toward Oxford Street.

After shopping, Moriarty and Lilith no longer looked like wizards at all.

They looked exactly like two young people out having fun.

"So? Can you tell me where we're going to have some fun?"

Lilith laughed and said, "Tonight is so much fun."

But the happier Lilith was, the more uneasy she became.

I have a feeling that what's about to happen is extraordinary...

Moriarty took Lilith's left hand. "Hold on tight, I'll take you to Knockturn Alley."

Tumbler Alley? That doesn't look like a place to have fun.

Before Lilith could speak, Moriarty had already used Apparition.

Space distorted for a moment.

The next second they appeared in Knockout Alley.

Several figures suddenly appeared in the gloomy alley.

Malicious gazes came from all directions.

It landed on Moriarty and Lilith.

Lilith snorted coldly, responding with a cold and fierce look.

Many figures disappeared without a trace.

"That's right."

Lilith nodded in satisfaction.

"They're just small fry, let's go this way."

Moriarty said nonchalantly, leading Lilith deeper into Diagon Alley.

"Wizards always thought Knockturn Alley was terrifying. It was full of dangers."

"As we walked," Moriarty said.

"To be precise, Knockturn Alley is the entrance to the underground world."

"And Borginbock was a place where all sorts of strange and monstrous things mingled."

As Moriarty spoke, he walked into the Borginbock store.

Lilith followed behind.

"Ah, sir."

Old Bogin immediately recognized Moriarty.

He came out from behind the counter, bent down, and bowed deeply.

"Is there anything I can do for you?"

Old Borgin had heard about the clandestine activities of the pure-blood families and the ruling families.

Although he didn't know that Gamp was the instigator, his intuition, honed over many years, still made old Bokin realize that danger lurked everywhere.

Old Bogin felt uneasy upon seeing Moriarty at this time.

"I'll agree to anything as long as Moriarty doesn't kill me."

Old Bojin thought silently.

"Get up, my friend."

Moriarty looked around the shop and said softly.

Tell me, where is the Grey Wizard?

Old Bokin answered readily, "There's a villa in Dorset where there are parties every night. I'll give you a key."

"Very good, my friend."

Moriarty looked at the respectful old Bogin.

"I thought you would hide like Horace."

The soft voice felt like a heavy hammer blow to old Bokin's heart.

Old Bogin stared at Moriarty in shock; he actually knew everything!

The pure-blood families and the ruling families are secretly taking sides; some still support Moriarty, while others have sided with Gamp.

Horace is a unique individual.

He disappeared.

"That old guy is very good at protecting himself; probably only Dumbledore could find him."

Old Bojin smiled shrewdly.

"But I'm different. Your policies have made me a fortune, so I have the right to help you."

Moriarty nodded slightly. There was a reason why this old man was able to survive the two wizarding wars against Grindelwald and Voldemort.

Old Bogin handed Moriarty a round hat, noticed the mask on his face, and said, "It seems you're ready."

"Our ancestors paid attention to the Grey Wizards group."

Moriarty said casually that Salazar's notes contained information about the Grey Wizard.

He took the key and led Lilith outside.

They stopped at the doorway.

"Go traveling. Travel around the world."

Old Bojin was stunned, and didn't react until the shop door closed.

"Thank you, Mr. Moriarty."

Old Bojin seemed to age ten years in an instant, and then hurriedly packed his luggage.

Meanwhile, Moriarty and Lilith used the Portkey to reach the Grey Wizards' gathering place.

Standing before the two was a magnificent villa.

Steps made of white jade stone, and a pavilion spire standing on a brown roof.

It looks like a palace from the outside.

Lilith was almost speechless: "I had no idea there was a place like this in the magical world!"

Moriarty squinted as he examined the building.

"Be careful, I sense several powerful magical fluctuations."

"only…"

Moriarty hesitated for a moment.

He said it.

"The one with powerful magic is a fairy."

Lilith asked with some concern, "Should we still go in?"

She knew that anyone Moriarty called "powerful" was definitely not someone to mess with.

The presence of fairies adds a touch of uncertainty.

"Go," Moriarty said briefly, "but we need some disguise."

He stretched out his right hand and waved it gently in front of him.

Lilith's long hair turned black.

A small red snake was coiled around her slender waist.

It hissed as it flicked its tongue.

They look like they're not to be messed with.

Moriarty himself had his black hair turn blonde and a small mustache appeared around his mouth.

Lilith smiled and touched it.

The two stood together.

A classic "middle-aged man and young girl" duo.

(This chapter is to make up for yesterday's. There will be another one tonight.)

(End of this chapter)