Chapter 1370： Turns out he is the villain

 Chapter 1370 It turns out that he is the villain

"You make me very disappointed!"

 Voldemort, who returned to England after receiving the news, couldn't help but became furious after learning what happened on his own territory. He never thought that he had only been away for a few months, and the entire British magical world would become like this.

There are actually foreign dark wizards who dare to cause trouble on their own territory, and their loyal Death Eaters actually lost to that group of foreign dark wizards.

You must know that Yaxley controls the British magical world and controls most of the power of the British magical world. In the end, he was defeated by a group of foreign dark wizards and allowed them to wreak havoc in the British magical world, occupying and ransacking Hogsmeade.

What Voldemort couldn't understand the most was that the Death Eaters were so incompetent that they couldn't even save their own manors, making the Death Eaters almost the laughingstock of the British wizarding community.

The barrage of bad news doesn’t stop there.

During his stay, Yaxley also asked the group from the Order of the Phoenix to kidnap prisoners from Azkaban.

 Don’t he know that after exposing his weakness, the group of wizards they oppressed are likely to rise up and resist?

 What should they use to rule Britain then?

Voldemort wondered if he had misjudged the wrong person. He originally thought that Yaxley would manage Britain for him, so he indulged the other person's ambitions, and this is how he repaid himself?

Feeling Voldemort's compelling gaze, Yaxley lowered his head, not daring to look at the Dark Lord, let alone make any excuses. He knew that Voldemort hated people lying and excuses in front of him, which would only make him angry. He appears even more incompetent.

 “I think you should know what the consequences will be!”

Voldemort raised his wand and pointed it at Yaxley. The next moment, Yaxley groaned, fell to the ground and twitched. The Death Eaters around him remained silent for fear that the Dark Lord would vent his anger on him.

 “Severus, tell me what happened.”

After severely punishing the loser Yaxley, Voldemort drove away the others, leaving Snape alone for questioning.

The latter began to tell what happened after Voldemort left the UK, from Yaxley's establishment of the black market to the sudden expulsion of the Death Eaters by the foreign dark wizards and the seizure of the black market. Later, not long after Yaxley led people to retake the black market, he encountered the foreign black market. The revenge of the wizards, and the Order of the Phoenix's journey to Azkaban.

"I think that group of foreign dark wizards may be secretly controlled by someone. Otherwise, it would be difficult for dark wizards from all over Europe to unite together. Yaxley obviously thought so too before brazenly taking back Hogsmeade, and Az The prison robbery incident in Caban just illustrates this point.

"So, you want to tell me, this thing has something to do with that mudblood?"

Voldemort understood what Snape meant. Yaxley's handling of the situation was fine, but their opponents were obviously more powerful, which was why Yaxley lost so miserably.

"Yes, I warned Yaxley, but he obviously mistaken about his real enemy." Snape said helplessly.

 “Let Walton in.”

Voldemort waved his hand to indicate that Snape could leave.

After Walton McNeil returned, he subconsciously glanced at his former boss Yaxley, who had completely passed out. He quickly looked back at the Dark Lord and bowed slightly to show his respect. However, the man who greeted him It was a heartbreaking pain.

 “You let me down, Walton.”

Voldemort looked at the few remaining old friends indifferently.

"Master, I really didn't mean to let the Order of the Phoenix take away the prisoners from Azkaban." Walton gritted his teeth and endured the excruciating pain. After Voldemort moved the wand, he quickly said, "At that time, Yaxley asked I stayed and continued to gather people, but it was already late at night.

The Order of the Phoenix's raid on Azkaban was completely unexpected. Although we got the news immediately, most of the manpower had been taken away by Yaxley. I could only ask someone to wake up the Aurors from the Ministry of Magic. , sent them to Azkaban to deal with the prison robbery, but those guys had no intention of really joining us from the beginning, and simply allowed the Order of the Phoenix to take away the prisoners in Azkaban Prison. "

Voldemort's face became even more ugly, because if it was true as they said, that man named Albert Anderson was simply a more difficult opponent than Dumbledore.

 The worst part was that the Mudblood was hiding and there was nothing they could do against him.

 Voldemort suddenly thought of what he had done before.

　　It’s just that now the identities of the two parties have been reversed, with the mudblood hiding in the dark and using despicable and shameless methods on the other side.

 “We must find a way to get rid of him.”

Voldemort fainted completely after looking at Yaxley, and finally thought of Snape. Among the Death Eaters, he knew the mudblood best.

Snape was not surprised at all that Voldemort wanted to deal with Albert, but he was not optimistic about it.

"I'm afraid it's difficult, Master. Now we don't even know where he is hiding." Snape did not dare to look directly at Voldemort and spoke his opinion in a low voice, "Besides, based on what I know about him, that Mudblood is a A very cautious man, he is not as easily fooled as Harry Potter, and I doubt he would be indifferent even if we caught his friends."

 “What do you think should be done?” Voldemort looked at his loyal servant.

“Take action against the Defense Association he formed.” Snape provided Voldemort with an idea, “Just like Peter Pettigrew, we need traitors to provide us with inside information.”

"You already have a suitable candidate." Voldemort became more and more satisfied with Snape.

"I think the members of the Defense Society are probably his friends and acquaintances." Snape explained, "But... that Mudblood is a very cautious person, and I can't be sure whether he is prepared for such a thing."

 Snape actually didn't want to target Albert. All signs showed that he was a very vindictive guy.

"I will ask Yaxley to cooperate with you. You must get rid of the people from the Order of the Phoenix and the Defense Association, but there is no need to rush to complete this matter. You have plenty of time." Voldemort patted Snape on the shoulder and turned to leave.

“Is it because not even the Dark Lord is sure of killing Anderson?”

Snape looked at the Dark Lord's departing figure, then looked back at Yaxley who was unconscious on the ground. After taking out a bottle of potion from his robe pocket and giving it to him, Snape used a spell to help him. He wakes the person up after treatment.

 “Looks like I escaped.”

 Seeing Snape beside him, Yaxley couldn't help but smile bitterly.

"The Dark Lord gave you a chance. He asked you to help me deal with that mudblood." Snape said about the task assigned to him by the Dark Lord.

"this…"

Yaxley fell silent for a moment, then asked, "Is there anything you can do?"

"Start with the Defense Association. I may need a 'Peter Pettigrew' to provide us with information." Snape briefly stated his plan.

"I'm afraid...it's difficult." Yaxley leaned against the wall weakly, "So far, we haven't even figured out who is in that defense association."

That friend of Anderson's at school, like the original Death Eater.

 The two of them suddenly fell into silence.

 They are very similar.

That mudblood is actually very similar to the Dark Lord.

Sometimes Yaxley would even have ridiculous ideas: Why not recruit Anderson as a Death Eater?

 I heard that he is not a real mudblood, but a descendant of a pure-blood wizard. He is a mixed-blood at best.

The main text of this book will be almost finished by the end of next month. It can be considered a normal completion according to the original plan. I will write the follow-up story by then, although not many people have read it.

　　

 (End of this chapter)