Hogwarts' Raven Emissary
Chapter 76

75: With Such Great Talent, Why Worry That the Death Eaters Won't Flourish?

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He had thought a Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher vanishing on the first day was already an absurdly ridiculous turn of events. Who would have expected such a small Hogwarts to have another hidden expert?

Yesterday, William had been calling the Pureblood Party evil at every turn and denouncing Aurora as a bad woman, acting like a righteous descendant of Aurors. Yet today, he had given Ian a tremendous shock without hesitation!

"My Hogwarts life really doesn't need to be this exciting!" Ian got up, rushed into the washroom, and washed his face, but he still failed to come to one's senses after everything he had witnessed today.

William followed him into the washroom, his face full of panic. He stood behind Ian, completely at a loss, his voice carrying a pitiful tearful voice. "Really, Ian, you have to save me. My dad didn't say anything, but my mum has already given my room to my little brother."

The more William spoke, the more outrageous it became.

"Isn't your mother a Muggle?" Ian remembered the introductions in their dorm at the start of term. William's mother was supposed to be nothing more than a Muggle responsible for looking after the household.

How could she possibly go mad alongside radical wizards?

"My mother's name is Selma Goring."

Seeing that Ian showed no reaction—

he continued.

"Anyway, I really wasn't lying to you. My mother hid in the Wizarding World because the family declined back then. The reason she can keep my father under control is because she's genuinely extremely radical."

"My father's had his hands chopped off by her three times."

The Green Hair little boy's tearful voice was especially obvious.

"If I don't join you, my family will definitely beat me to death. In my grandfather's words from last

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