The Wolf is Coming Ch. 88

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Abraham, whose magic power was almost exhausted, naturally would not let him do as he wished, and rushed over to intercept him. Lupin pushed Abraham away without thinking.

After a few pushes back and forth, the magic duel that was originally a good fight became a physical fight.

Compared with the dazzling magic duel, the werewolves watching obviously preferred this kind of fist-to-flesh fighting, and they screamed and cheered one by one. There were even people who gave them advice, shouting out which direction they should attack, helping this one and that one, and no one knew which side they were on.

Although they are all werewolves, there was still a little difference between pure-blooded and acquired werewolves. Lupin, who lost his wand, was no match for Abraham and was soon pinned to the ground by him.

The dust on the ground was flying, choking Lupin and making him cough constantly, while Abraham was gasping for air.

Amid the cheers and whistles, Abraham slowly let go of Lupin, "Can't you talk it out? Why do you fight as soon as you meet?"

Lupin didn't rush to get up. He looked at Abraham from bottom to top and asked him without thinking, "Now, are you still trustworthy?"

Abraham actually understood what Lupin meant immediately; as expected, thanks to the photo, most people thought he was on the side of the Dark Lord. Lupin was a member of the Order of the Phoenix, standing in opposition to the Death Eaters, so it was normal for him to be wary of him and attack him.

"My position has never changed." Abraham said, reaching out to pull Lupin up.

Lupin avoided Abraham's hand, climbed up on his own, and sneered, "Why should I believe you?"

This question was really damn good, and Abraham didn't know how to answer him.

The werewolves, who had no more excitement to watch, gradually dispersed, leaving the two silent people looking at each other in the mess.

Just when Lupin thought their friendship had come to an end, Abraham suddenly said, "What do you think of the unbreakable oath? Is this method trustworthy?"

*crack*

Old Field closed the door, completely isolating the hustle and bustle outside the house.

"Okay, no one will come to disturb us." Old Field took off the pipe in his mouth and put it aside, "This is the first time I have been an unbreakable witness for someone, I hope you don't mind."

"Of course not, I am very grateful that you are willing to help us." Abraham said. He had more contact with Old Field and thought that Old Field was trustworthy.

Lupin glanced at Old Field, as if he wanted to say something, but he held back.

Seeing this, Old Field smiled cheerfully, "Don't worry, I'm not interested in your secrets. I have been a wizard for 42 years and a werewolf for 21 years. I guess this is how my life will be. The ups and downs outside have nothing to do with me. Of course, I don't want to be involved in these."

Lupin nodded hastily and whispered "thank you".

Witnessed by Old Field, Abraham and Lupin held each other's right hands, and Old Field put the tip of the wand on their hands.

"Abraham, when I ask you some questions, are you willing to tell the truth?" Lupin said.

"I am willing." Abraham replied.

As soon as the voice fell, a thin, dazzling tongue of fire shot out from the top of the wand, winding around their two hands like a metal wire.

Lupin pondered for a moment and spoke again,"Regarding those questions... I hope that your actions will be consistent with your words. Are you willing to do so?"

Abraham said calmly, "I am willing."

Then the second tongue of fire also shot out from the wand and entangled with the first one. The flames were even brighter than before, illuminating the faces of the three people red.

Originally, Lupin thought that the oaths he wanted him to make would be many, but Abraham waited for a long time and did not see Lupin continue to speak.

"That's all?" Abraham asked.

Lupin nodded, "That's all, that's all."

The oath was established, and Abraham looked at Lupin through the flames, "So... now, we can talk properly, right?"

"Yes, of course."

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