They were gone.
There was no trace of either the Obscurus or Harry anywhere in the orphanage.
Ron looked as though all his strength had drained away. He muttered, "Impossible. It can't be."
"He's a Legendary Auror."
Ron repeated those words over and over, as though hypnotizing himself.
Everyone had seen the light piercing the darkness within the Obscurus.
The Aurors believed it had been Harry's magic.
Ron stared at the battered Broomstick, his expression shifting several times.
Olivia was rescued and sent to St. Mungo's for treatment.
Ron took charge of the scene and, refusing to give up, practically tore the orphanage apart.
The enormous disturbance this incident caused brought the Children of Miracle there as well.
Delfi brought word of how the incident had been handled. Hearing it, Mycroft secretly felt relieved that things had been contained within manageable limits.
The city destroyed by the Obscurus was not a particularly pressing concern.
No casualties meant victory.
Lawrence had led his team in casting Muggle-Repelling Charms, making all the Muggles leave of their own accord and preventing any casualties apart from wizards.
As for the death of some lost wizard and the disappearance of a Legendary Auror, those were not his concern.
People were selfish. Mycroft only considered his own country's affairs.
John helped treat Mahd Wy'ry.
He used mind magic to hide the memories.
Yes, hide them-not destroy them, nor awaken them.
The hidden memories would allow Thena to avoid Mahd Wy'ry. They would gradually awaken in her dreams, letting her sort out and understand the matters concerning the Celestial from a dreamer's perspective.
Gilgamesh enthusiastically offered John a taste of his homemade liquor. John said there was really no need.
Thena floated in the air as silver threads entered her body one by one.
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