Chapter 1864

Hermione's previous efforts to preserve Weymouth port under the impact of the corpse tide have finally paid off.

Because of the continuous support of some major members of the alliance and the careful planning of Hermione, Mrs. Maxim and Percy, the first batch of wizard allies formed after the formal establishment of the Rebel Alliance finally began to move forward to the occupied British land.

The reason why these wizards can be stationed in the south of Britain very smoothly is that there is the "Weymouth camp", which has already spread out various protective measures, and Harry and others as the leading forces have successfully ensured sufficient territory space.

As one of the operators of the plan, Hermione obviously spent a lot of energy, but... At least it seems worth it.

"Please note that at present, our main body can only be placed on the south coast of England - as we all know, we can't phantom and move in this fog, so our lack of mobility is likely to become a fatal factor, whether overall or local..."

Not long ago, the large tent in Weymouth camp as a temporary command post was a little empty, but now there are more than a dozen people all at once. These people are elite wizards selected by Hermione and maxim and have the ability to lead the team. Next, they will command a medium-sized team and stand by as planned.

However, it is worth mentioning that it is not Hermione, Mrs. Maxim and housekeeper brova who are talking in front of the map at this time, but Percy Weasley, who has been responsible for understanding various front-line intelligence information at the camp for some time.

He paused and then continued:

"... although we have a large number of people this time, we can't have more than halbo's army of corpses. Therefore, we still have to keep in mind and be careful... Before we confirm the whole situation in the fog, we have to leave a way back and shouldn't go too deep."

"But... Of course, although we need to be careful, we can't abandon the minimum confidence," said Percy, suddenly glancing at Hermione sitting not far away, and then pointing to a red circle specially marked on the map, "Birmingham, the center of England, will be our first target after we have completely confirmed the situation. If we can find a way to gain a firm foothold here, he will feel very uncomfortable whatever he wants to do."

While saying that the main body was first placed on the southern coast, he also pointed out that "Birmingham City", a destination located in the absolute depths of fog, at first glance, it seems very contradictory.

However, this is the big goal decided by Hermione and Percy... For this, they naturally have good reasons to choose.

First of all, Hogwarts came not long ago, which made Hermione know that there were "friendly forces" in northern Britain that could provide some support;

Secondly, Harry's trip to Winchester was not smooth from beginning to end, but it let Hermione know that Marca, the most frightening force to Haier Bo, was near London and stuck his throat.

Under such circumstances, Hermione certainly has reason to make up her mind to bring Birmingham, a key position not far from London but closer to the north than London, into her own control.

To be honest, she really doesn't know what Maka is going to do now, but she still has full confidence in Maka's strength. With Maka firmly staring at halbo himself at a close distance, this is an opportunity!

Looking at Percy talking about the general direction of the whole plan quite freely in front of her, Hermione couldn't help nodding secretly - it seems that Percy, who has always been graceful, may be more suitable for such a job than herself.

But now the problem is that the news of the corpse raid on the ancient city of Winchester has not reached here until now.

Because if Hermione knew that neither helbo nor Maka had taken action in the attack, she estimated that even the plan to land these wizard allies would be cancelled, let alone Birmingham.

After all, that shows that Haier Bo and Maka may not have the intention of fighting each other for a short time - that is, Haier Bo may still have the possibility of freeing up his hand to reach elsewhere!

"Well, everyone, according to the previous assignment, go to the garrison of their squadron and get familiar with each other! If there is any problem, remember to submit a report in time for treatment... Dissolution!"

Before the words finished, Percy clapped his hands, which made the Wizards of different genders, ages and origins in the tent leave the temporary command post, leaving only Hermione, Harry, Ron, Ginny and others... And Mrs. maxim, who came to watch today.

"Everybody, did I just do well?" Percy said. "Didn't you miss anything?"

"No problem, you did a good job!"

Mrs. Maxim got up from the last row of the table, applauded him and said:

"I can't imagine that there are talents like Mr. Weasley. Why haven't I noticed before? If you put it in the past, you must be most suitable to go to the Ministry of magic to give full play to your talents!"

Maxim's original intention was naturally to praise Percy. Unfortunately, her remark happened to poke Percy's pain. He was stupid and did something wrong, but he suffered so much that his magic power has not returned to the normal level.

"Oh! That's because Percy used to be low-key," Ron said with a smile and a pat on his shoulder. "But it doesn't matter. In this critical period, doesn't he stand up? The moonlight grass always shines at night!"

"When will you deceive people with such nice words?"

Percy dropped his mouth and pushed him aside unhappily.

"I didn't learn it from Luna!"

Ron shrugged, but didn't find Hermione stunned again when he heard him mention Luna.

"Well, it's time for us to continue patrolling the outside," Harry said to Neville. "If we can't do these overall things well, we can only leave them to Percy and Hermione!"

Then they said hello to Mrs. Maxim and left the tent. Soon, it finally became quiet again.

"Miss Granger?" maxim called her. "Then I have to go back to Belgium, too. Is there anything I can do on your side?"

"No..." Hermione replied subconsciously, and then responded, "Oh, no, one more thing! Please tell the housekeeper and say... I want to know about the asylum seekers who have settled in France earlier - take it easy, he should understand when you say it."