"There's a warehouse across the street that's also a good option; it's just a little further away, with a big detour, coming over would take at least five minutes."
"No, five minutes is too long, the Death Eaters could definitely catch up." Moody shook his head, his eyes fell on the record store, "Let's prioritize here, prepare the broomsticks in advance, it should be faster, Charlie, you handle the reception, no problem, right?"
"Okay," Charlie replied crisply.
"As for the other places," Kingsley pointed to the blue markers, "these are to confuse the Death Eaters, and then we can Apparate together. That way, even if the Death Eaters control the Ministry of Magic, they won't be able to immediately determine which one is the real Harry."
Kael glanced at the map.
Diagon Alley, Ottery St Catchpole, Ministry of Magic... they're mostly places that seem safe, clearly, even these fake locations were carefully chosen and won't appear too abrupt.
"How many of us do we have in total?"
"Remus is at St Mungo's, Tonks has to lead away the spies from Little Whinging, Charlie handles the reception, so with that... wait, Kael, are you going?"
"Yes," Kael said.
"Then that's ten," Kingsley said.
"No, it should be eleven," Mrs. Weasley said.
"It's ten," Kingsley looked up at her and said, "Molly, you have to stay here to handle anything that might happen at any time... Ron's Apparition skills are... well, a bit inadequate, if anything happens, it would be hard for him to escape, so someone must stay behind to look after things."
Mrs. Weasley's face alternated between red and white, even though Kingsley had made it sound very tactful, she still felt her face burning.
Hermione, the same age as Ron, is already able to participate in the rescue mission, but he doesn't even have the qualifications to stay behind and look after things.
At this moment, she really wished she could rush upstairs, drag Ron out of his room, and give him a good scolding.
"Don't do that, Molly," Mr. Weasley seemed to have figured out her thoughts, softly saying at her side, "Ron hasn't graduated yet, you can't expect too much from him. In fact, he's the one who wants to help the most."
"Yeah, Mum," Fred also unusually said a word for his younger brother, "Didn't you notice? When we decided to let him stay behind, how dejected he looked."
"I bet he really regrets not spending time learning Apparition instead of playing Wizard Chess."
"And spending time playing Quidditch..."
"Roaming the castle at night..."
"Looking at Quidditch picture books..."
"Showing off his Prefect Badge in the castle..."
"Hanging out with that Lavender..."
Looking at Fred and George getting more and more energetic, and the increasingly red-faced Mrs. Weasley, Kael twitched his mouth slightly.
For a moment, he actually thought Fred and George were speaking up for Ron.
It proved he was overthinking; their personalities had not changed a bit.
This was basically egging it on, hoping Ron wouldn't miss out on a scolding.
"Ahem..." Seeing Mrs. Weasley might rush upstairs at any moment, Kael quickly changed the subject, "By the way, you mentioned Hermione would also participate in this action?"
"Ah, that's right," Mr. Weasley also reacted promptly and said hurriedly, "Originally she wasn't included, but she insisted on going, and not long ago Hermione also obtained her Apparition certificate, she's fully qualified."
"What about my dad, is he participating?" Kael asked, noting that Chris was not present.
"No, he has another task."
Kingsley said, "Don't forget Remus is at St Mungo's, his safety is equally important. Originally Sirius would stay there, but he couldn't stop worrying about Harry Potter, and Tonks's abilities are greatly helpful to the operation, so Chris replaced him.
"But he is also the most suitable choice; as long as You-Know-Who doesn't go personally, I believe Chris can help Remus leave St Mungo's."
"I see," Kael nodded, continuing to ask, "What about Professor Dumbledore?"
"Currently, there's no news," Mr. Weasley thought for a moment and said, "If everything goes smoothly, he should also participate in this action."
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