Dark Wizard Gang with the Highest Commission Completion Rate

The Wizard Cards incident is over, but the gentlemen certainly won't suffer the loss alone.

The dark wizarding guild "Fallen Paradise," which has the highest completion rate for commissions in Knockturn Alley, received two lucrative investigation commissions early this morning.

The whereabouts of Yamamoto Tsukumo, and the anonymous person who wrote the whistleblower letter to Rita.

The first one was quite difficult, so the nine members decided to split up.

They arrived at Rita's house silently, then quietly opened the drawer, which was sealed with layers of magic, and found the report letter containing the Wizard Cards among a large stack of letters.

The question mark looks familiar; it seems to be some kind of Magical Runes.

"It's Vincent Wayne!" a deep female voice reminded the other three.

"He is a recipient of the Order of Merlin, Second Class, an apprentice of the legendary alchemist Nicolas Flamel, and the sole nominee for the Wissengamo British Youth Representative."

A tall male wizard flexed his right wrist. "Cheshire, our commission is simply to investigate the anonymous person."

I found several messages with this Magical Runes while I was looking. I'll just take the message back to my employer and report. I can't care what kind of shady dealings those two are up to."

Cheshire unfolded the letter in her hand. "Abraham, do you still remember the Night Wraith and the Dream Killer?"

Two promising young people mysteriously disappeared after accepting the same commission.

"That day I happened to be passing by the bulletin board and saw that the Night Wraith had just posted a request after taking down a man in black robes."

Abraham and the remaining two wizards frowned simultaneously.

"Is there something wrong with this man in black?"

"Although her appearance was concealed by magical props, only women would walk in that way."

None of the three understood what the problem was.

"Think about our two requests." Cheshire glanced at them disdainfully as they went.

"This time, the employer was very generous, and the investigation was all related to Wizard Cards."

Her slender index finger touched the Magical Runes.

"My brother is a new student at Hogwarts this year, and he witnessed Wayne bullying the children of the Wizard Cards dealers, and more than once."

Abraham frowned even more deeply. "Are you saying that my goddess's son was also one of the victims?"

"That's right. Although I don't have children, as a woman myself, I can understand how she felt when she found out her son was being bullied."

A slender male wizard beside him patted his forehead. "Cheshire, is my goddess the employer of the Night Wraith?"

"What?! Your goddess?!" Abraham suddenly exclaimed excitedly.

"Sassm, you shameless bastard! Everyone in Knockturn Alley knows that Lucretia is my goddess!"

Sassm snorted coldly, "Pah!"

Do you really think people like us are good enough for her?

All seven of her husbands were well-known wizards with substantial wealth. People like them, who dared not reveal their names or appearances, could only spend their entire lives hiding in the shadows and fantasizing.

"Ha—a man." Cheshire sneered.

"Without me and Maiyami, the organization would have collapsed long ago, relying on animals like you who only think with your lower bodies."

The fat wizard, who had intended to stop the two, awkwardly touched his nose.

"Fanny, you're also interested in my goddess?" Abraham's eyes were extremely unfriendly.

"Yes—a little," Fanny said with an awkward laugh.

"But it's not just the British Wizarding World; no male wizard in Europe can resist Lucretia's charm."

Cheshire sneered repeatedly, "Since the Night Wraith's employer is her, then everything makes sense."

"Then how do you explain their disappearance?"

"They really are animals that think with their lower bodies." She took a few steps back with a disdainful look in her eyes.

"You know the Wayne Enterprises Gwent store in Diagon Alley, right? Both of its managers were known for being ruthless."

The ex-boyfriend, exuding aristocratic air, sat quietly in his chair, holding a glass of red wine, and effortlessly chased away the troublemakers.

The current one is a thug; he beats people up severely and throws them outside at the slightest provocation.

The three of them gasped.

While they may be the dark wizarding group with the highest completion rate, that doesn't mean they never fail.

If this were a disturbance at the Gwent flagship store, 2,000 Galleon would definitely not be enough.

"Madam Zabini couldn't just stand by and watch her son be bullied at school, so she posted two commissions in Knockturn Alley..."

Cheshire whispered her guess.

Merlin didn't involve the Night Wraith and the Dream Killer; they were probably taken care of by the current shopkeeper.

With Nicolas Flamel behind Wayne, who was able to start a business as a minor, he certainly wouldn't stand idly by and watch his apprentice be bullied.

He is a legendary Alchemists who can easily tamper with Wizard Cards.

And the disappearance of Yamamoto Tsukumo was most likely also arranged by him.

Abraham suddenly broke out in a cold sweat.

Because the aristocratic former store manager was on a business trip to Japan.

"In other words..."

Cheshire flicked the letter in her hand. "In other words, this is a big problem."

Anonymous whistleblower letter?

This isn't anonymous; it's clearly a reminder to Rita to handle things properly.

The Wizard Cards have been turned into a scam, and their employers still have no idea what's going on.

Sassm rubbed his temples hard. "On one side is a Pure-blood lord whom we can't possibly reach, and on the other side is a rising star in the Wizarding World whom we can't afford to offend..."

Fanny shook his large head slightly, "Quickly inform the leaders, if they get to Japan, they might be..."

With a look of horror, Cheshire pulled a piece of parchment from her robe.

With a wave of the wand and a spell, it floated in mid-air and folded into a paper dove.

"What should we do with this?"

"Let's wait for the leader to decide."

"I heard that the wizarding streets over there are underground and protected by a very ancient magic."

"Hopefully, it's not too late."

Akihabara, Tokyo, the Magic Town beneath the Electric Town.

Five wizards dressed in black robes, led by a handsome young man with blond hair and blue eyes wearing a classic tailcoat, entered the Shingu Family's dango shop.

The handsome, blond-haired, blue-eyed wizard was the first to sit down. "Mr. Brad, do you really have news of him?"

"Of course." Viktor's smile held a hint of something sinister.

"Judging from your accents, you must all be from Britain, right?"

The black-haired witch, who had just sat down, immediately became alert.

"Don't be nervous, you know I'm not a wizard."

The faint aura of darkness emanating from Viktor does resemble that of a dark wizard, but those who have studied Dark Magic in depth know that it is unique to dark creatures.

"I have already revealed my real name. Is that not enough to gain your trust?"

He accepted the cup of black tea offered by the waiter with a touch of sadness.

The aroma of tea filled the air, but the five people opposite them were not in the mood to appreciate it.

The young man who had just arrived in Magic Town was easily tricked into revealing that he was there to gather information after a few words.

After tentatively mentioning Yamamoto's name, they were led to this elegant and unique place.

Years of professional experience made the five realize the danger.

It was no coincidence; the elegantly dressed vampire opposite them was coming for them.