After hearing this, Severus, who had been silent until now, spoke:
"Manus..."
Eileen was a little surprised and took Severus's hand. He didn't know what his son was doing interrupting at this time.
Severus held Eileen's wrist with his backhand and shook his head, then continued:
"Our home also needs to be protected. Although I am not so conspicuous at Death Eaters for the time being, but as Manus said, Voldemort doesn't need a reason to attack Half-blood and Muggle-born wizard. We can't bet on Voldemort's kindness or luck that he will ignore us."
"This..."
Eileen frowned, but had to admit that what Severus said made sense.
This is not something that can be overcome by "children shouldn't care about these things", but a fact that really needs to be faced, and the possibility is not small.
Eileen couldn't help but look at Manus, and Manus also turned to Eileen and nodded:
"Aunt Eileen, you should really consider the things I talked about with you before. Life may be a little inconvenient, but if Voldemort comes to kill you..."
Eileen sighed, is it just a little inconvenience?
For her, and for Severus at home, this is indeed the case.
But there is still one person at home!
Imposing Fidelius Charm on his family is tantamount to semi-house arrest on Mr. Snape - although he can't leak the news, he can't use magic to disguise himself when he goes out. He must rely on Charms from Eileen.
(There is only one Secret Keeper of Fidelius Charm, that is, only one person is qualified to tell more people the information. Others cannot tell others in any way even if they know it.)
Mr. Snape himself cannot reveal the secret, but as the father of Severus, he is a flaw. He has kept it secret for so long and cannot let such a big flaw roam freely on the street.
But then again, compared to Voldemort actually coming to his own home, this is really just a little inconvenience.
"What? You already talked about it?"
Griffin, who was driving, was even more puzzled. Why did it seem that Eileen knew about the need to install additional security measures earlier than they did?
"After all, Aunt Eileen's family is in a special situation. There are some things that we need to be mentally prepared for early and consider. It's not like our family can just install them directly."
After Manus finished speaking, he looked at Lily, who nodded and said:
"I'll tell my parents when I get back."
"Hmm."
Manus then entered a state of thinking. Others only thought it was related to the next security measures and did not bother him.
In fact, what Manus is thinking about at this time really has nothing to do with the security measures. Fidelius Charm has already used them, just cast a spell. Severus and Lily's family also have ready-made procedures for other security measures that need to be supplemented.
What he is thinking about is actually Petunia.
Regarding Petunia, Manus's past attitudes were actually just that they regarded themselves as objects that needed to take some responsibility for their past words, and they were the first case in the world where a pure Muggle became Mage through learning.
Manus doesn't have high hopes for Petunia's future - this is not specifically a disapproval of her, but it's just that the road for ordinary people to become Mage through learning is too difficult.
Even before Manus traveled through time, there were magic academies of all levels operating all over the world. In fact, the promotion rate at all levels from ordinary people to Spellcaster and then to Mage was pitifully low.
This description of one step at a time makes Mage's road a smooth one.
In this world, there is not even Weave, the Spellcaster novice artifact, and the possibility of ordinary people learning to become famous is even lower.
No normal person would really think that this ticket is likely to win the jackpot when buying a lottery ticket, right?
So at that time, Manus and Petunia made an agreement to stop studying during the holidays and continue until they really achieved good results in their studies before telling other family members. They were also mentally prepared that Petunia would not be able to achieve any results in his studies in this life.
However...Manus also didn't expect it. I don't know if Petunia's persistence has gained a bonus in this world, or if Petunia is really a little genius Mage who was delayed by his innate talent.
After half a year of course, Petunia has mastered several simple Zero-Ring Magic and can use them smoothly.
Although her situation cannot be compared simply and crudely with the situation of Severus and Lily back then, their progress, process and age of learning magic are different.
But from the perspective of Manus, who once followed the orthodox route and gradually became Mage, it can be said that Petunia has a bright future.
Although he may not be as good as those one-in-a-million prodigies in terms of talent, he is still in the middle of the Spellcaster level. Taking into account the fact that the magic power of this world can be efficiently converted from physical strength, in terms of strength alone, he can be in the middle or even upper reaches of Spellcaster.
If you work hard, you can work as a teaching assistant, tutor, and senior tutor in the magic academy of a principality, and after retirement, you can become a professor in the academy.
If you're lucky, it's not impossible to become a dean or something like that. It can be said to be a Spellcaster standard successful life experience.
As for whether he can become Mage... that is not determined by pure casting talent. After passing the Spellcaster threshold, the role of casting talent in Mage is not that great, and what matters is the more illusory talent.
It's research ability, thinking, and natural hobby...
Back to reality, since Petunia has this talent, Manus will naturally have to make corresponding adjustments to Petunia's arrangements.
It just so happens that we have this opportunity to install additional protective measures and explain this matter to the Evans family.
As the carriage landed, the three families parted ways.
Manus returned home, and as soon as he opened the door, he saw Aivina waving Wand in the kitchen, without any reaction to his return.
Hmm... I'm really angry.
"Mom..."
Seeing Manus walking up, Griffin didn't stay where he was. He quickly drove the flying carriage to the stable and prepared to give the carriage a good maintenance.
Save me a moment, my dear, I can't bear to be coaxed by my son, but I'm actually still angry in my heart, so I just take it out on him.
But Griffin never expected that when he came back two hours later, he would not be able to find the door.
"Where is my home?!"
Griffin stood in the middle of the road, staring at his left and right neighbors.
But what was originally sandwiched between the two families was a small street on the left and right, with a single-family house with a garden in the back and a lawn in front. The cozy little home of their family of three... now has suddenly disappeared.
Isn't it? He just came out to hide, and his wife, who couldn't find anyone to vent her anger on, just took her son and moved away with the family?!