Given Draco's personality, if he had even the slightest doubt, he would never let it go or pretend not to see it.
Or rather, with Draco's powerful self-confidence, he did not believe such thoughts could come from nowhere.
After all, everything had a reason...
The girls who understood Draco knew this very well, so when they saw him place his recent focus on finding Harry Potter, they had no intention of stopping him or objecting.
If anything, because they had always believed in Draco, they were quite supportive of the decision.
It could only be said that they truly trusted Draco...
By contrast, Fleur, who had not spent much time with him, found Draco's approach somewhat hard to understand.
Wasn't this like throwing away the watermelon to pick up sesame seeds?
In her view, shouldn't the most important concern right now be the Death Eaters and dark creatures under Voldemort's command?
However, Fleur was very good at keeping her composure and did not voice the doubts in her heart. As an older sister capable of indulging her younger brother, she suppressed that confusion and cooperated with the work Draco had assigned her...
Investigate whether there was any information on Harry Potter.
Find out whether there were signs that Harry Potter had been in contact with anyone else.
After all, in Draco's view, even if Harry Potter knew about the secret passage leading into Hogwarts, he did not believe he could have managed it without another wizard's help.
There was definitely someone else involved.
It was even very possible that this person was someone inside Hogwarts...
...
If the goal was to find out where Harry Potter was now, Draco actually already had a rough idea.
First was the place he was hiding.
Although Draco could not use the Marauder's Map because he could not leave this place, Harry Potter's options were honestly not that many. It was not hard to guess where Harry Potter might be hiding right now...
As Draco walked along the streets of the base, he frowned and muttered to himself, "The Forbidden Forest may be dangerous, but it's still not a bad place."
The danger of the Forbidden Forest was relative.
By the same logic, if the Death Eaters wanted to enter the Forbidden Forest, they would have to face some of the dangerous creatures inside.
Especially those exclusionary Centaurs.
In the forest, their home ground, their strength was not something anyone could afford to underestimate...
"Still, although Dumbledore has probably negotiated with the Centaurs, compared to the Forbidden Forest, I'm more inclined to think... the Room of Requirement."
"As long as he shows himself voluntarily, those Death Eaters will never be able to find that room."
"But... can our Chosen One really stay calm?"
Draco did not think so.
After all, if Harry was willing to risk returning to Hogwarts, he must have an extremely important reason. He might even be carrying some sort of task or mission.
"So... it really is a Horcrux, isn't it?"
Just as Draco was silently speculating, a figure with fiery red hair was walking toward him not far away.
There was no need for her to come any closer. Anyone could tell who she was.
Only a wizard from the Weasley family could have such striking fiery red hair.
And the only Weasley who had abandoned darkness for light, the only Weasley who had joined the Draco Constellation, was Ginny Weasley!
...
Judging by the pleasantly surprised expression on Ginny's face, she seemed to have been waiting specifically on this road Draco was bound to pass.
It looked as if she had something to say to Draco.
But it was not important enough for her to meet him under the pretext of work...
As for position assignments, Draco had chosen roles that suited everyone very well, taking their various qualities and personalities into account.
For example, Goyle and Crabbe, who preferred using their fists to using their brains, were perfectly suited to be generals who charged at the very front.
Hermione, who usually served as Draco's personal secretary, would take off her black stockings... cough, take off her glasses, and instantly become the commander of the Wizard Special Forces.
As for Pansy, she was responsible for managing logistics. She was also the important figure who would step forward and make decisions when Draco was absent or if something unexpected happened.
Deputy Senior Undersecretary of the Draco Constellation. In Ministry of Magic terms, that meant Deputy Senior Undersecretary.
Of course, no one truly believed anything would happen to Draco...
In fact, even Luna, who seemed a little airheaded, had been assigned a role by Draco that suited her.
Magical Creatures Management and Control.
Putting aside Luna's somewhat abstract behavior, when it came to Magical Creatures, even the learned and well-traveled Draco might not be able to compare with her.
With her extensive knowledge of Magical Creatures and her passion for the subject, it could be said that no one in the Draco Constellation could truly surpass Luna in this area.
To be honest, Draco had rather high hopes for this silly girl.
Perhaps one day in the future, the wizarding world would see the rise of another Magizoologist...
And naturally, Ginny Weasley, who had now come before Draco, had also been assigned a job and position by him.
Justice, passion, beauty, grace, and all those traits that made her difficult to dislike.
On top of that, Ginny had pure-blood wizard heritage without the arrogance of Slytherin. This gave her a dual identity in this regard and made her a very special presence within the Draco Constellation.
And that was exactly the identity Draco valued.
She could be accepted by Slytherin while still treating half-blood and muggle-born wizards with a normal attitude.
So Ginny, who could move between both sides, was assigned by Draco to the position of mediating conflicts between wizards.
Do not underestimate it.
This was an important position that could steady people's hearts.
And the position had an impressive title.
Chief Inquisitor... Ginny Weasley!
...
Unlike the others, Ginny had to remain on standby even on her days off.
Whenever something happened, she, as Chief Inquisitor, had to appear at the scene immediately.
Of course, when nothing happened, she was bored to death.
After all, how many disputes could there really be among young wizards?
Just like today, Ginny had no assignments, yet she spent the entire morning waiting on this street simply so she could run into Draco.
"Draco!"
"Hm? Ginny?"
"I need to talk to you about something."
"Alright. Let's find somewhere quieter."
Looking at the anxiety on Ginny's face, Draco seemed to already know what she wanted to say to him...