"This is so boring. I should never have come here."
At that moment, in a house beside the safe house, several dozen Defense Association members who had followed Kingsley were patiently waiting for the outcome.
"Do you think they'll start fighting?"
"Don't be stupid. If they really start fighting, we won't have the advantage either."
"I don't think those Aurors will have the courage to stand with us against The Dark Lord."
Everyone actually understood what Kingsley was planning. Otherwise, there would have been no need for them to come along. But whether they could force those Aurors to join them was another matter entirely.
"How do you think Harry will persuade them?"
"Who knows."
Their whispers were interrupted by a series of sharp cracks as Harry appeared out of thin air, holding the house-elf's hand.
He was immediately surrounded. The barrage of questions from people with nothing better to do made Harry feel as though flies had buzzed into his ears.
"Quiet!"
Cedric raised his voice, suppressing the commotion around them.
"Harry, why are you alone? Where are Hermione and Ron?" he asked with a frown.
"Hermione and Ron are getting rid of the Polyjuice Potion's effects. I came over first to deal with things here. We'll meet up at Hogwarts later."
Harry could not exactly come here wearing someone else's face. Fortunately, Albert had prepared a way for them to dispel the Polyjuice Potion beforehand, though the process was rather troublesome.
"Looks like you succeeded over there."
Cedric did not know what Harry's trio had gone to Gringotts to do, but it was undoubtedly a crucial part of defeating The Dark Lord. Their success relieved him, showing that tonight's operation was still proceeding in an orderly fashion according to plan.
"Yes, we succeeded. What's the situation here? Hasn't