"You don't need to make it sound so tragic. Things aren't as bad as you think."
Someone suddenly reached out and patted Neville on the shoulder, smiling as he reassured him, "Trust me, they're not as fragile as you think."
Neville turned toward the voice in astonishment and saw Nelson Tobin smiling at him.
Then, he understood everything.
"So our task is actually to block this overpass and create an opportunity for you?" Neville said something that most of those present could not understand.
For some reason, Neville could not help feeling relieved, but he soon felt ashamed of his own cowardice.
"Yes. According to Mr. Anderson's judgment, it would be best to use tonight's opportunity to wipe out the werewolves charging in from the other side of the overpass."
Nelson Tobin said something that sent chills down everyone's spines, in a tone as though he were talking about crushing a pile of bugs.
"This also counts as contributing to the entire wizarding world." Noticing everyone's expressions, Nelson cleared his throat and said, "Under normal circumstances, finding these werewolves who commit evil everywhere among the crowds would not be easy. And every evil werewolf we kill is an effort to prevent future tragedies!"
"You're right. This is indeed a good opportunity to get rid of the werewolves. We'll deal with them." Susan took a deep breath and nodded. "We can't afford the cost of failure either. We have to win this Wizarding War!"
"I heard there's still a hard battle waiting after this is over," Seamus suddenly said.
"That's right. Those Dark wizards still hiding will launch a surprise attack on the castle, so let's deal with these werewolves as quickly as possible."
Nelson Tobin was already struggling to conceal his killing intent. He had actually guessed why Albert had