Three Musketeers, Three Paths (Approaching the End)

Lockhart returned to Slytherin Castle.

Luke and Ingo warmly received Lockhart.

"Do you remember when I first came to the Castle?" A trace of nostalgia appeared on Lockhart's face. "The two of you were quite hostile toward me back then! Especially you, the butler."

Ingo smiled without speaking. Ever since the Goblin King had been captured alive by Moriarty, Ingo had avenged his great grievance and changed completely.

"To be honest, I miss your fragrant shampoo," Ingo said with a smile.

Luke's expression changed at once. House-elves did not like washing their hair.

"That was the Cockatrice Yolk Shampoo that the young master and I developed ourselves." Lockhart rolled his eyes, stopped chatting with them, and strode into Moriarty's room.

"Young master, I'm here!" Lockhart sat before Moriarty. "What are your orders?"

Time was pressing, so Moriarty kept it brief. "Send our demands to the Muggle governments and ask them to help us find Light and Gamp."

Lockhart immediately straightened his back, his expression solemn. "Has our final battle against the Immortality Organization begun?"

"Yes. I have decided to end all of this." Moriarty looked into Lockhart's eyes.

The once flashy and impractical novelist had now become a renowned figure across the world.

"Please take me with you, young master," the former novelist said gravely. "I want to witness the sky of magic."

"With you guarding the Ministry of Magic, I can rest easy," Moriarty explained. "We do not know whether Gamp will attack the Ministry of Magic. You must remain there."

Naturally, Lockhart would not disobey Moriarty's orders. He decisively contacted his colleagues at the European Ministries of Magic.

Incidentally, Madame Maxime had become the French Ministry of Magic's Minister.

"But..." Lockhart hesitated. "Young master, could Light go to Hogwarts? That thing is still at the school."

"Of course