Harry Potter's Bastard

"You know, right? I'm going to report this to your grandfather. Carlos did as Solim had requested, and disposed of the memories of the unlucky man on the table.

"You think this will be useful?"

Carlos is also an old man, according to Selwyn's style of acting, an attacker actually went back alive, as long as he is not a fool, he knows that there is something wrong here.

"How do you know if you don't try?" Solim shrugged, "Anyway, it doesn't matter if he kills a pawn like this or not, and there may be an unexpected gain if he lets it go, and even if he doesn't, he won't lose anything." "

It's not that Solim doesn't want blood on his hands, or that he's really that generous, but that he doesn't care about the kind of person lying on the table.

Someone is ready to stab you with a knife, do you put the target of revenge on the person, or on the body of a "knife"?

"What I caused this time wasn't as easy as Grandpa said?" asked Solim.

"It's just that you're just fighting each other again, and you've been fighting with people in the Wizarding Congress almost every day since you've been here—it's not a big deal. Carlos waved his hand, his face bored.

It is normal for people or families who are unhappy with Selwyn to use bureaucracy like the Magic Congress in order to fight these outsiders. After all, there are some things that cannot be interfered with from the perspective of individuals or families, but as an official of the Magic Congress, they have the power to interfere.

To put it more bluntly, it is public and private use.

In fact, Solim can guess who it is, or if the family is related to this operation, but it is not yet possible to determine a specific name.

"Okay. Carlos lifted poor Mr. Swich up on the table with his wand, "I'll just find someone to keep an eye on the rest of the matter, you better be honest lately, it's really not peaceful here." "

Seeing Carlos leave, Solim scratched his face, don't want to go out for a stroll lately, let's stay here honestly.

Passing by Elena's door, Solim stopped, and after a moment's thought, he raised his hand and knocked on the door.

"Who is it?"

"Me. Can we talk?"

Elena was silent inside the door, and Solim waited patiently.

"Come in. "

"Are you still used to the environment here?" Solim came in and played a no-frills cutscene.

"What if I say I'm not used to it?" Elena didn't change her clothes, she was still the same as before, but it was much cleaner than before.

"Then try to get used to it. Solim smiled, "Nothing really changes anything to make this little personality - you should be clear." "

Solim said as he found a chair and sat down. Elena had her back to the open window, and Solim couldn't see Elena's face clearly due to the light.

"You killed that man?"

"Oh my God, do you think Selwyn and I are all savages?" Solim looked at his fiancée strangely.

"Isn't it?" asked Elena.

She could have asked that Selwyn's "atrocities" at Greeve's Ivy Manor could indeed label them a "barbarian".

"First of all, he did it first, and I was just defending myself — and for that matter, your law enforcement agencies can't say anything wrong. Solim gave his thumb first, then his index finger, "Second, even if I do dispose of him, it's an act of revenge, and it has nothing to do with whether or not you're a barbarian—don't tell me you Greif has the kind of style of being slapped on the left cheek and then putting the right cheek up." "

"You-"

Waving his hand, Solim said, "For a large family, it is important to protect one's own interests - even you Greif are no exception. It's just that some families can protect their own interests, while others can't-"

Solim's words went straight to Elena's lungs, isn't it because they don't have the ability to protect the interests of the family?

"You're a woman, so your family doesn't expose you to too many things – don't get me wrong, I don't mean to discriminate against women. Solim raised his hand and signaled that he didn't mean to be offended, "So you may not have a comprehensive understanding of our society." "

"It's not the same here in the U.S. as it is in the U.K. "Elena knew that Solim was referring to the wizarding society.

"Actually, it's the same. Solim shook his head slightly.

"There are differences in some habits and details, but the essence is the same - and I don't mean wizarding society, even Muggles...... Well, No-Maj - maybe you'll get used to it a little bit if I say that, even their society is the same. "

Elena crossed her arms and was noncommittal to Solim's words.

"This society is essentially a cannibalistic society. "Your family owns the only Riam cattle herd in the world, but you don't have the strength to maintain it. "

"That's because of the despicable sneak attack of the Rich family, and the shameful betrayal of traitors!"

"Although I don't like the haunted family either. Solim intersected his fingers and looked at Elena's face in the shadows, "But meanness is nothing more than human wishful thinking. They didn't move you before, one because their main focus was still on Europe, and they didn't have time to care about you. But when they want to move you, they can do it at any time. "

"It's indeed shameful to betray, especially to help outsiders persecute people who are related to you by blood, but if you Greif are strong, how can anyone betray?"

Solim's words were like steel needles piercing Elena's heart.

"At the end of the day, it's you Greif who are too weak. Especially when dealing with Richie or our Selwyn family. "

"Are you here to humiliate me?" Elena's shoulders trembled.

"No, I'm here to talk to you. "

Elena almost fainted.

"I'm in sixth grade now, and next year I'll be an adult. Solim suddenly said, "You know what that means. "

Elena was biting her lip, and of course she knew what that meant. In less than two years, she will be surnamed Selwyn.

Solim thought for a moment, and in Elena's wary gaze, he pulled out his wand and cast a spell to prevent eavesdropping.

"Have you ever thought about the current ...... you and I have? The not-so-harmonious relationship is exactly what both of our families would like to see?"