Chapter 345

Since Dumbledore confirmed Solim's conjecture about Fudge, he was in a terrible mood, very bad, the Auror support that had been good was gone, and Solim and Harry would be isolated at that time, which made Solim's mood very unhappy, and Karkaroff just hit the muzzle of the gun, and was vented by Solim.

"I ...... I don't understand what you're talking about. Karkaroff took a step back, "I'll tell your Ministry of Magic about this...... What Death Eaters...... It's ridiculous. "

"You're leaving? That's great. Let's go, we have a lot of things to do. Solim waved his hand as if to chase away a fly, "I wonder what you're going to say when that little thing on your left arm starts to get hot." "

Karkaroff's face turned blue, and his right hand involuntarily gripped his left arm. It was the source of all his fears, the deepest nightmare of his heart.

Solim said such things, and Karkarov could no longer pretend that he had nothing to do with him.

How Karkaroff joined the Death Eaters Solim didn't know, and he didn't want to know. It is nothing more than the difference between active and passive, according to Karkaroff's temperament, he most of the time he took the initiative to join. But the Death Eaters aren't the group to come in if you want to and leave when you want. Especially for Death Eaters like Karkaroff, who were branded as a Dark Mark by Voldemort himself, they either died for Voldemort or were disposed of internally by the Death Eaters, and there was no other way out.

With the things Karkaroff had done, it was a sure thing that he would be disposed of internally by the Death Eaters. And the fate of Karkaroff in the original book is indeed the same, even if he escaped for a while, but in the end he was still killed by the Death Eaters.

Snape had been harassed by Karkaroff more than once, no less than ten times as Solim had observed, and Karkaroff would often wait outside the Potions classroom and rush in to catch Snape as if he were afraid he would disappear.

Solim thought he could understand Karkaroff's feelings.

Both he and Snape are known as wizards who betrayed the Death Eaters, and Snape betrayed Voldemort before he fell, as Dumbledore had already testified to. And Karkaroff himself shook the list of Death Eaters in front of all the members of the Wizengamot, many Death Eaters who were not exposed were imprisoned in Azkaban because of Karkaroff, and even more were killed on the spot because of stubborn resistance under the capture of the Aurors, these things must be counted on Karkaroff's head.

The same experience, the same betrayal, in Karkaroff's opinion, Snape and himself are the same: as long as Voldemort comes back, none of these betrayers can escape, which is why Karkaroff always wants to discuss things with Snape - he can only find Snape, whether it is really to discuss his almost doomed future or just to relieve the pressure in his heart, Karkaroff will not communicate with anyone about these taboo topics at all except for Snape, a person whose "ingredients" are the same as him.

But Solim now put the matter on the surface and told Karkaroff by name: You don't have a few days to live. This made Karkarov, who had been nervously anxious, almost collapse. It is difficult for outsiders to understand Karkaroff's current situation, and it is difficult to understand Karkaroff's increasingly anxious mood.

"I ......" Karkaroff opened his mouth, as if to say something, but in the end he didn't say anything except a twitch of his cheeks.

"Severus, go to his office and take a look, Alastor may be hiding there. Dumbledore looked at Snape, "I have to make sure he-" Dumbledore pointed to little Barty, who was still exactly the same as Moody on the hospital bed, "-stay here all the time." "

Dumbledore was giving Snape an explanation why he hadn't gone to Moody himself. There was a holiday between Snape and Moody, in fact, all the Death Eaters who were still alive had a holiday with Moody, and neither Snape nor Karkaroff wanted to get too close to Moody.

"I'll go too, maybe I can help. Solim didn't feel like he was needed here, and he didn't want to be with Dumbledore right now.

"Oh, Mr. Selwyn, I think you'd better let me check it out. Madam Pomfrey came out of the back room with a large tray of jars and cans.

"Thank you for your concern, but I don't think I'm in trouble. Solim nodded politely to Madam Pomfrey, turned around and went out with Snape, without even looking at Dumbledore.

It is impossible to say that Solim has no opinion on Dumbledore, and asking for the support of the Aurors of the Ministry of Magic is troublesome for a person of Dumbledore's status, but it is not something that cannot be done, but Dumbledore didn't even fight for it, which makes Solim, who has to face Voldemort and the Death Eaters at that time, think?

Karkaroff looked at Snape and Solim who were leaving, thought about it, gritted his teeth and followed, while Dumbledore continued to stare at little Barty on the hospital bed without looking back, not knowing what he was thinking.

After leaving the hospital, neither Solim nor Snape spoke, both of them thinking about things. The occasional student passing by in the hallway looked at Snape with a cold face and immediately hid away, and just as Solim and Snape had just stepped onto the stairs on the second floor, Karkaroff rushed up from behind.

"Severus, I need to talk to you!right now!" said Karkaroff, in a determined tone, determined to have a "kind-like conversation" with Snape today, but Snape rejected him as usual.

"I've told you many times, Karkaroff. Snape didn't stop, "I'll stay at Hogwarts, I'm not going anywhere." And - we are not so familiar with each other. "

"But—" Karkaroff glanced at Solim and then cautiously looked around to see that there weren't many students, "you don't worry—"

"Worried about what?" Snape paused, turning his head to stare at Karkaroff, "worried they're coming for me?"

The people in the portrait near the stairwell looked at this side curiously.

"Then let them come. With that, Snape turned around and left.

"Huh," Solim said mockingly, "where is the safest place for people like you?"

Karkaroff froze as he watched as Snape and Solim's backs disappeared around the corner of the stairs.