94 Diagon Alley

    , "Sirius is also at school, why didn't they take him to the bottom of the lake?"

    George first said loudly, "Maybe to be fair, the other warriors' treasures are underage wizards." Then he whispered to Gwen, "I guess he may have something special Mission, Sirius hasn't been hanging around the castle lately."

    Ginny also said dully: "Qiu is not in the audience either."

    "Relax, the warrior who saves her is Cedric." Katie said solemnly. "Merlin, Harry's baby is Ron Weasley."

    Gwen was sure she blushed when she saw the twins.

    "Will you laugh at him for a summer vacation?" Gwen took pity on Ron.

    “What are you thinking? Gwen—” George said.

    "—for a lifetime, of course." Fred answered.

    Cedric and Krum both swam back to shore with their rescued princesses.

    "Is this reasonable?" Gwen asked Katie seriously, she was the best grader in the magical biology class among several people, "Aren't sharks in the sea? I thought Black Lake was a freshwater lake... "

    "Don't ask," Katie kept her eyes on the lake, "asking is magic." Then she even asked back, "Squid can't live in fresh water—but this is Hogwarts."

    "Flour gave up." Fred looked at the time, "It's been more than an hour, why hasn't Harry come up yet."

     Before he finished speaking, Harry flew out of the lake with the light of his wand.

    "It's more majestic!" Seamus jumped up and waved his fist.

    "He saved two people!" Ginny screamed excitedly, "He saved two people by himself!"

    On the shore of the lake, Madam Pomfrey fussed around Hermione, Krum, Cedric, and Cho Chang, all wrapped in thick blankets. Dumbledore and Ludo Bagman smiled at Harry and Ron as they swam near the shore, Percy, pale and looking several years younger than usual, rushed to meet them impatiently . Meanwhile, Madame Maxime was pulling Fleur Delacourt hard. Fleur was completely hysterical, struggling desperately to jump into the water.

    "Gabriel! Gabriel! Is she alive? Is she hurt?"

    "She's fine!" Harry wanted to tell her, but he was too tired to speak, let alone shout.

    "Ah!" Fred suddenly sighed, "Fleur kissed Harry and Ron."

    "Hermione looks pissed." Gwen shook her head. Ginny didn't look too happy either.

    "Harry Potter used gills with amazing results," Bagman said. "He was the last to return, well beyond the hour allotted. However, the merman The female chief told us that Mr Potter was the first to find the hostages and that he didn't return in time because he wanted to make sure all the hostages returned safely, not just his own."

    "Most of the judges," said Bagman, giving Karkaroff a dissatisfied glance at this point, "feel that this is a good example of high morality. However... Mr. Potter's score It's 45 points."

    Gwen patted the Weasley twins again, "Gentlemen, I'm questioning again, Bagman is acting like Harry's distant uncle, and he's about to point at Karkaroff His nose scolded him for being biased."

    "He doesn't have this attitude towards Cedric." Fred pinched his chin with interest, and exchanged glances with George.

    After the second project, the most beautiful thing is that everyone is eager to know what is going on under the lake, which means that for the first time in his life Ron is like Harry, became the center of attention. Ron told the story over and over, slightly different each time. At first, what he said was quite true, much the same as what Hermione said - in Professor McGonagall's office, Dumbledore used magic to hypnotize the hostages, first reassuring them that they were absolutely in no danger, and that as soon as they came out The water will wake up. A week later, however, Ron told a thrilling kidnapping story of how he fought with his bare hands fifty heavily armed mermen who had to force him into submission before tying him up.

    "What I'm more curious about is," Gwen put his head on George's shoulder and brushed the white fat cat. "What the **** did Harry eat?"

    George pretended not to see the dog's condemning eyes, this guy was scolding his master in his heart, you two are so affectionate, you must break it up and Crookshanks. "If you can catch Harry from the attention, he'll definitely be willing to answer you."

    Gwen's eyes rolled, then pushed Ron into the middle of the crowd and pulled out the tortured Harry.

    "Thank you." Harry said sincerely, and as expected by George, he did not hesitate to share his successful experience. "It's gills."

    "Gillaria?" This touches the intellectual blind spot of George and Gwen.

    "An herb that grows gills and webbed fingers and toes when eaten, swims and breathes underwater - don't ask me what it tastes like, I don't want the aftertaste at all." Ha. Li's face turned pale.

    George carefully searched for his knowledge of the herb and came to the conclusion: "It's definitely not available everywhere - it's either very expensive or hard to find."

    "Oh," Harry explained somewhat cheerfully, "it's Dobby. It helped me find a handful."

    "Gudong." Gwen swallowed. "Harry, I saw Professor Snape recently, hide as far as possible."

    "Why?" Harry wondered.

    "Because there are people in the whole castle who have this collection—only old bats." George looked at Harry pityingly. "I think now that galangal is probably expensive and hard to find."

    Harry didn't think stealing Snape's personal collection was a big deal at all, but he didn't usually take the initiative to find a potions professor who hated him so much that he hated him, so he agreed.

    After he left, Gwen thought about things, and accidentally plucked off a tuft of hair from the dog. It was so angry that it was about to bite.

    "Calm down, dog. Just a tuft of fur..."

    "Just in the center of his forehead?" Even George couldn't stand it anymore.

    "What's the matter," Gwen said guilty, "Men in England end up going bald."

    George tossed his red hair, and his girlfriend let go of the dog when he saw it, and threw his hands at his hair like an old witch with fangs and claws.

    Fortunately, Gwen's conscience was not lost, she just grabbed it at random, and then expressed her concerns: "Do you think the elf will know about the gills?"

    George shook his head.

    "Do you think it was Sirius who came up with it?"

    "Then he'll go to Snape himself to steal the medicine—nothing more than that," George said.

    "Then," Gwen herself couldn't believe she would ask the question, "do you think Snape would be generous to Harry?"

    George's expression was as if he had drank a big glass of frog egg soda, "I'll tell you that, Gwen. Who has to give Harry the herbs through the hands of the elf? I The answer is Moody's."

    Gwen was so frightened that she just wanted to cover his mouth, and was held back by George's large hand, "Since we reminded Harry, he has hardly left Moody alone."

    "Dobby happens to be the elf who saw him stealing the medicine—and he nearly found out." Gwen started to worry.

    "The more terrifying question is, does he know that his former fairy, Winky, is now at Hogwarts." George was also worried.

    "The only thing that's not bad," said George again, cheering up, "at least that guy didn't plan to kill Harry. Otherwise he wouldn't have to go to great lengths to help him get through."

    "Alas," Gwen sighed long, "I have a headache, George. I'm glad I'm not the boy who survived, he has so much to worry about."

    Bagman's handle and third item

    A week after the second project ended, Gwen received a letter from the messenger dog.

    "Dear Gwen,

    We cordially invite you to take the time to head to the Astronomy Tower after dinner this evening, two handsome wizards have important matters to discuss with you.

    You are loyal,

    Hogwarts' most handsome wizard and his unremarkable brother. "

    Gwen excitedly tucked the note into his textbook, thinking about how he would use it to humiliate Fred years later.

    About seven o'clock, Gwen clambered up one of the tallest towers at Hogwarts. Sure enough, the red-haired twins were found there.

    "I... write to the principal... requesting that he have to install elevators... or jump machines for the students in the tower." Gwen said breathlessly. After she sat down on the top of the steps for a minute, she complained about the twins, "I have to be at such a high place, the cold wind from the Astronomy Tower blows my face like a knife."

    George quickly pulled up Gwen and gave her a heat preservation spell. Fred sniffed falsely beside him. However, he recently realized that George and his girlfriend didn't like this, and after a while, they started talking about business.

    "Quiet here, we can talk about that old dog—I mean Bagman." Fred excitedly took out a stack of letters from his old schoolbag.

    "This is what we've done in two months." George looked at the envelopes lovingly, and Gwen swears that's the way he sees himself, "Bagman, fool. One. He deceived more than one person with Leprechaun gold coins. Lee Jordan's dad also hit a snag when he collected Bagman."

    "Thanks to Gwen, the second smartest wizard among us, we finally figured out him