The Big Boss Behind Hogwarts

Moriarty could clearly see what the white wizard was thinking.

But how could Moriarty send his men.

In Moriarty's team, old Flint and old Foley were too old, and Marcus and Jericho were too young.

Lockhart is a diplomat, a good-looking talent, and a little famous in the European magic circle.

He also wrote a novel called "Traveling with Vampires". Those who don't know must think that Lockhart is very familiar with vampires.

But the bad thing is in this book!

Only Moriarty knows that Lockhart's experience is fake. Although Lockhart has also been improving his actual combat experience recently, his improvement in strength is too slow. Facing vampires with evil intentions, he is still very difficult to parry.

Moreover, Moriarty was not willing to let Lockhart visit the vampires, so England should keep this golden signboard to attract money.

Seeing Dumbledore pretending to be deep in thought, Moriarty also put on a serious look.

This appearance was caught by Old Deng from the corner of his eye, and he couldn't help but wonder if he was thinking too much. Moriarty really didn't set up a small organization?

In fact, Old Deng didn't lie. Although he was trying to test Moriarty, he was really no one to send.

The two fell into deep thought together, and the principal's office was quiet. Suddenly, the system issued a task!

"It is detected that the host needs to visit the Marquis of Judea, and now four candidates and four corresponding tasks are released for the host to choose.

Pick one: Quirinus Quirrell.

Task 1: Pai Qiluo visits the Jewish Marquis to find out the secret of the headless blood-sucking ancestor. Reward, 10,000 points. Mission failure, no penalty.

Candidate two: Bill Weasley.

Task 2: Send Bill to visit the Marquis of Judea... The reward is the same as above, but there is no penalty.

Candidate three: William Romett.

Task 3: Send William... a reward of 50,000 points! If the task fails, the host will be punished to become a toad for thirty days.

Candidate four: Lucius Malfoy.

Mission 4: Send Lucius... Reward, 80,000 points! If the task fails, Lucius will be killed by the vampire, and the host will be punished to take over Narcissa Malfoy.

Ask the host to make a choice within four minutes. Every choice you make matters. "

Moriarty first ruled out Bill Weasley for the simple reason that Bill couldn't play the Jewish Marquis.

Originally, Moriarty also planned to exclude William, and the reason was also young, and William was one year younger than Bill.

But the task three given by the system made Moriarty puzzled.

Why did Bill only reward 10,000 points for the same task?

Will William do it and reward 50,000 points?

Bill has a saying that mmp doesn't know whether to say it or not.

Moriarty was aggrieved for Bill, they were all beating workers, who did they look down on!

And the punishment for two people not completing the task is different!

Bill can't complete the task, Moriarty will not have any punishment.

If William fails to complete the task, Moriarty will get a 30-day Toad Experience Card × 1.

This time it's MMP William's turn, he's also a worker, who do you look down on!

Moriarty asked the system, and the system gave a very official answer: "All the tasks provided are to help the host become the big boss behind the scenes as soon as possible. Please rest assured to choose the host. Remind the host that there are three minutes left to choose."

Moriarty began to consider the remaining two candidates.

"Quirinus Quirrell!"

"Lucius Malfoy!"

To be honest, it was a bit unexpected that Lucius became the fourth candidate given by the system.

Moriarty had no intention of telling the great families of England about his feud with the vampires.

However, since the system has selected Lucius, it shows that Lucius is competent. Think about it, as a well-known pureblood, Lucius is still very good at diplomacy, entertainment, and negotiation.

As a pure-blood family that has lasted for hundreds of years, the self-confidence brought by the heritage and inheritance is naturally impeccable, and will not be underestimated by the vampire marquis.

Lucius is also a graduate of Hogwarts Slytherin College, enough to represent the Slytherin family and Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Look at Quirrell again.

The current Quirrell is not the crazy Voldemort servant in Harry Potter's first year.

Three months have passed, and Quirrell should have recovered from his injuries. He has sufficient travel experience—no one knows where the Marquis of Judea lives. Moriarty probably needs to find the Countess of Swann to find out Location.

Also, Quirrell has more dealings with vampires than ordinary wizards.

His advantages are also obvious.

Judging from his own advantages, Lucius seems to be a little bit stronger than Quiro.

But Lucius is not the same as Quirrell.

Moriarty can summon Quirrell with a letter, but with his current strength and power, Lucius cannot be summoned with a letter.

Persuading Lucius to visit the Marquis of Judea was undoubtedly a difficult task.

Think about it, as autumn approaches, the breeze gets cooler. In your picturesque manor, you are sitting in a magnificent villa, eating hot hot pot with your wife and son in front of the warm fireplace.

The bright smile of your wife and the happy face of your son make you extremely intoxicated. You are about to thank Merlin before having a bite of barbecue, but an unexpected visitor breaks into your house.

This man says he wants you to visit a vampire who has lived for an unknown number of years.

What's more, you'd better find out the secret of the headless vampire ancestor, and your words and actions should be gentle, otherwise you will be dragged into the coffin by the vampire to suck the blood dry.

Are you full of question marks? ? ?

Listen, is this a human speech? Voldemort is not so unreasonable!

If it were Moriarty, he would have killed that man with the Killing Curse, and then killed his soul again!

Obviously, if you choose Lucius, it will not be difficult for Lucius to complete the task, but the real difficulty is how to persuade Lucius to visit.

Impossible to compare for a while.

Moriarty then set his sights on mission rewards and mission punishments.

Regardless of whether Quirrell completes the task or not, the rewards and punishments are quite satisfactory.

Ten thousand points is not too much, and there is no penalty.

But if compared with the reward for Lucius' completion of the task, it's not worth mentioning.

I believe even Hagrid can see the difference between 80,000 points and 10,000 points.

Without that outrageous punishment, Moriarty would have chosen Lucius without hesitation!

But the punishment for mission failure is...

Is it to take over Narcissa? ? ?

"System!" Moriarty said seriously, "Do I look like Cao Cao?"

"Unlike, Cao Cao is from China, and the host is now British."

"Then have I ever expressed my liking for a married woman's words or actions?"

"No, the host is surrounded by little girls. The oldest women I have come into contact with so far are Mrs. Kewa and Diana."

Moriarty's face was as expected, although Diana was so tender, she was actually an old elf who had lived for hundreds of years!

Maybe bigger than Nicolas?

"Remind the host, there are still two minutes."

"Okay, let me ask you again, since I'm not like Cao Cao, and I haven't shown any interest in liking married women, why was the punishment set as taking over Narcissa?"

It was the first time that Moriarty was confused by the punishment of the system. He didn't think it was wrong to kill him before. After all, high risks come with high returns.

But this time?

Take over Narcissa? Stepfather to Draco?

The system is a little too big.

Moriarty felt that his system was beginning to become unscrupulous.

But the system said: "I thought you would be ecstatic when you heard that Narcissa was taking over, and then said, 'Is there such a good thing?'"

Moriarty: "Huh??? Something's wrong with you."

The system explained: "If Lucius fails to agree with the Marquis of Judea, with Lucius' arrogant personality, he will probably be killed, and when Lucius dies, the Malfoy family will become a piece of fat.

Although the host doesn't care about money, Lucius' connections and status are quite impressive.

Taking over Narcissa is said to be punishment, but if the host does not have a virgin complex, it is not too bad. This is to let the host take advantage of the situation and take over the Malfoy family.

Once the host digests the Malfoy family, turning the Malfoy family into a part of the Slytherin family will greatly increase the chances of becoming a behind-the-scenes big boss, and will also shorten the time to become a behind-the-scenes big boss.

Again, the starting point of this system is all based on the fact that the host becomes the big boss behind the scenes.

Remind the host that there is one minute left. "

It was the last minute, and Moriarty had to make a difficult choice—there was no reason not to choose, sending someone to visit the Marquis of Judea was part of his plan, and there was a reward for making a choice, why not choose?

Of course you have to choose!

William was excluded by Moriarty because Moriarty didn't want to become a toad, and William's quest rewards and quest penalties were too weird, and Moriarty couldn't figure out why there was such a difference.

But the choice time is approaching, and Moriarty can't think about William, and needs to choose between Quirrell and Lucius.

Who should I choose?

Choose Quirrell, a letter, and get 10,000 points. Even if Quirrell finds nothing, Moriarty will not lose anything.

Choosing Lucius will definitely take a lot of trouble, but it is possible to get 80,000 points. Even if Lucius dies unfortunately, his wife and children... will be well taken care of by Moriarty...

"Remind the host, there are five seconds left!

five--

Four--

three--

two--"

Moriarty shouted before the word "one", "I choose—"

Add more activity: Everyone guess the reason why the task rewards and task punishments of choosing William are outrageous, comment out, if someone guesses, I will add a new chapter, a chapter of 4000 words.