Cassandra was grabbed into the room and thrown to the ground. Cassandra subconsciously reached for the wand in her arms, but before Cassandra could pull her wand out, a wand was already pointed at Cassandra's head.

Cassandra calmed down and finally had time to pay attention to the environment in the room. She saw that compared with last time, there were obviously more wizards in the room.

"Cassandra, are you okay?!"

At this moment, Cassandra heard a concerned voice behind her, but the voice sounded extremely weak.

Cassandra turned around quickly, only to see her father, Thomas Revo, still tied to a chair, looking haggard.

"Father!"

Cassandra screamed and was about to pounce on her father, but before Cassandra could stand up, the magic wand suddenly hit Cassandra's forehead.

At this time, Christine's voice came faintly from the side.

"Cassandra, did you not take our orders seriously at all? It seems that we are too polite to you! Or maybe you don't care about your father at all?"

After saying that, Christine nodded to a wizard beside her. Then, in the horrified eyes of Cassandra and Thomas Revo, the wizard walked to Thomas Revo and raised the wand in his hand.

"Crucio!"

"ah!!!"

Thomas Revo immediately let out a painful wail and began to tremble all over.

"No! Don't! Please! Don't!"

Seeing this, Cassandra cried and tried to rush towards the wizard to stop his spell, but was held back by another wizard and could not move.

Cassandra could only watch her father, tears streaming down her face.

After a long while, when the wizard stopped, Thomas Revo had his head lowered, his whole body soaked with sweat.

Christine walked to Cassandra's side, lifted Cassandra's chin with her finger, and said coldly:

"Cassandra, this is what you get for teasing me!"

Cassandra shook her head with tears on her face and said with a sob:

"I'm not kidding you! Really not! I just can't find a chance!"

Christine sneered twice, stared into Cassandra's eyes and said, "If it was just one or two days and you said you didn't find an opportunity, I would believe you! But several weeks have passed and you still tell me you didn't find an opportunity. Are you kidding me?"

Cassandra quickly explained:

"No, really! I tried my best, but Wentworth is really elusive. I searched all over Hogwarts on weekends these past few weeks, but I couldn't find Wentworth!"

Christine looked at Cassandra in silence. After a long while, Christine sneered and said:

"Did you lie to us? We will find the answer ourselves! If you really lied, then today will be the last time you and your father meet!"

Then, Christine nodded to the wizard standing next to her who had been pointing his wand at Cassandra. Then, the wizard walked to the front of Cassandra and stared into Cassandra's eyes.

"Legendary!"

After a while, the wizard's gaze moved away from Cassandra, and then he looked at Christine with a strange expression.

Seeing this, Kristen asked in confusion: "What's wrong? What happened?"

"What this little girl said is actually true!"

Later, the wizard told Christine what he saw through Legilimency. Every time Cassandra went to look for Wentworth, he was indeed not there. Cassandra even searched the entire Hogwarts but could not find Wentworth.

When Christine heard the wizard's words, she was also confused and said in disbelief: "That's impossible. If he's not in Hogwarts, where else could he be?"

Then, Christine seemed to have thought of something, and murmured uncertainly:

"Could it be that our previous two actions alerted Dumbledore, and Dumbledore deliberately protected Wentworth?"

Hearing Christine's mumbling, the wizard beside her echoed thoughtfully: "I think what you said is very likely!"

Cassandra on the side said with tears in her eyes: "I have said it all. What I said is all true! I really am not being perfunctory. I really can't find any trace of Wentworth!"

After hearing Cassandra's explanation, Christine smiled awkwardly, then put on a kind smile and said:

"I'm sorry, Cassandra, we misunderstood you! If Dumbledore really wanted to protect Wentworth, it would be difficult for you to find him! It's not your fault!"

As Christine spoke, she helped Cassandra up from the ground and helped him sit down on a seat nearby.

Then he said to the wizard beside him: "Go and heal Thomas Revo and prepare some food for him!"

Cassandra could only watch with tears in her eyes as her father was taken away by them. At this time, Christine spoke again: "Cassandra, if it is true as we just said that Wentworth is under strict protection by Dumbledore, then you may not have the opportunity to do it again in Hogwarts."

Hearing Christine's words, Cassandra's heart skipped a beat and she immediately said, "Give me another chance! Give me another chance! At worst, I can do it while I'm in class..."

But before Cassandra could finish her words, Christine waved her hand and said:

"No need for that. Not only would it be too obvious, but you can't fool Dumbledore."

Cassandra looked at Christine in horror and said:

"Then...then my father."

Christine smiled and patted Cassandra's hand, comforting her, "Don't worry, the fault in this matter is not yours. As for your father, we will find time to send him back to your manor in London."

Hearing this good news suddenly, Cassandra was pleasantly surprised at first, but then she smiled bitterly and asked:

"So, what's the price?"

Christine looked at Cassandra with great satisfaction and said:

"Although we can send him back to your manor in London, after the commotion caused by the Witch Party, London is now in a state of panic. If we show up rashly, we may be mistaken for members of the Witch Party by the British Ministry of Magic. We don't want to take that risk, so we want to stay at your manor for a few days."

Cassandra nodded immediately and agreed.

"no problem!"

Seeing this, Christine smiled and continued:

"Speaking of which, Christmas is coming soon! Do you want to hold a Christmas ball during the Christmas holidays and invite your classmates to your home? For example, Wentworth Grindelwald!"

(End of this chapter)