Archaeologists at Hogwarts

Chapter 119 Too bad

Harry felt that his life was really terrible.

Just last year, Harry would not have thought this way - he had become a wizard inexplicably, and finally had a chance to leave the Dursleys, come to Hogwarts, become a freshman in the school, and become a

A member of the wizarding world.

In school, he met two good friends-Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger. And just at the end of the last semester, they also defeated the idea of ​​​​with the help of Professor Heimer.

For Voldemort to make a comeback, this is an extraordinary achievement.

However, when he returned to the Dursleys again, everything was brought back to its original state.

The Dursleys treated him very badly, which was not beyond Harry's expectation. He had long known that he would never have a good life here.

But the only thing that puzzled Harry was why Ron and Hermione still refused to write to him during the holidays, and Neville Longbottom, who was also one of Harry's good friends, and obviously

Before the holiday, he promised that once his parents recovered, he would definitely inform them of the news.

Harry didn't understand why things turned out like this. He seemed to have been abandoned by the entire wizarding world all of a sudden. If Hedwig hadn't been there, Harry might have thought it was just a long dream.

Many times, Harry would become aggrieved unconsciously - he really wanted to know what happened to Professor Heimer later.

This is what makes Harry feel the most uncomfortable. He can't read newspapers from the wizarding world, and no one can contact him. Ever since the disaster happened at the train station during the holiday, Harry has been asking Ron and Ron back and forth.

Hermione made sure to tell him the follow-up of the incident several times, and both of them agreed at the time - but why was there no news from them later?

It wasn't until recently that Harry understood the reason - it was all because of a house elf named Dobby.

Dobby seemed grateful to Harry for defeating Voldemort, which was nice.

But when Dobby took out the letters from his friends that he had intercepted without permission, and warned Harry that he could not return to Hogwarts under any circumstances, things turned out badly.

Dobby threw a large plate of pudding onto the floor, ruining a large order from Uncle Vernon.

Later, the Ministry of Magic mistakenly thought it was Harry's magic, and the warning letter sent made Uncle Vernon finally understand - it turned out that this boy could not use magic casually during the holidays, and they had all been deceived by him!

As a result, Harry was locked in his room, with iron bars on the windows and a trap door on the bedroom door. They sent a little food in three times a day. They let Harry out to use the toilet every morning and evening, and other things.

He was locked in the house all the time.

Even the bowl of soup Harry got tonight was cold.

His stomach was already so hungry that it hurt. He quickly jumped out of bed, picked up the bowl, and drank half of it in one go. Then he walked to Hedwig's cage and poured out the vegetables soaked in water at the bottom of the bowl.

into its empty food plate. It ruffled its feathers and gave him a disgusted look.

"Don't be so cocky, that's all we have." Harry said with a straight face.

He put the empty bowl back by the trap door and lay down on the bed again, feeling hungrier than before the soup.

Harry was now starting to worry about what he would do if he failed to report to Hogwarts. Will they send someone to investigate why he didn't go back? Can they get the Dursleys to let him go?

Worrying that there was no answer, Harry fell asleep little by little until he heard a loud noise.

He opened his eyes, the moonlight shone in through the window grille, and someone stared at him through the iron fence: a man with a freckle face, red hair, and a long nose.

Ron Weasley was outside Harry's window.

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Taking all his luggage with him, Harry escaped from the Dursleys.

Until now, Harry still couldn't believe what had happened - now he was sitting in the magic car that Mr. Weasley had secretly modified, watching the roof of Privet Drive getting smaller below, Uncle Vernon, Petunia

Aunt and Dudley were still staring blankly at the window.

"See you next summer!" Harry shouted.

The Weasley brothers laughed loudly, and they also came to accompany Ron. The whole thing happened because Ron had written twelve letters to Harry inviting him to his home, but he had not received any invitations.

Reply. He later heard from Mr. Weasley that Harry had used magic in front of Muggles and had been warned - Mr. Weasley worked at the Ministry of Magic, so he could get this information.

Because they were too worried about Harry, Ron and the twins secretly drove in Mr. Weasley's car to visit him. Sure enough, they were right, Harry caused a lot of trouble, but what surprised them most was that...

All these troubles were caused by a house elf.

Harry released Hedwig from the cage and watched it fly happily in the air.

The other three people were silently digesting the news Harry said.

"Very suspicious," Fred finally said.

"It's obviously very strange," George agreed. "He wouldn't even tell you who was behind this?"

"I don't think he can say it." Harry said. "I just said that every time he was about to say something, he would bang his head against the wall - but these are not important. Tell me what happened to Professor Hemmer.

What's going on? Has he been captured by the Ministry of Magic?"

Harry was almost dying of curiosity about this matter. After all, his nemesis Draco Malfoy was at the scene, and he really wanted to know the outcome.

"Oh, I remembered." Ron suddenly said: "You don't know yet - Professor Heimer went abroad and has never come back. At first, there were people who wanted to arrest him, but then nothing happened.

Already."

"How is that possible?" Harry asked in shock: "Did he threaten the Minister of Magic?"

"We have been looking forward to this happening." Fred, who was driving, turned around and smiled: "But dad said this was all because the department couldn't find any clues at the scene, so naturally there was no way to suspect Heimer.

The professor is on top."

"You are kidding me!"

The more Harry listened, the more wonderful he felt. He was really regretful that he had missed such an incredible thing: "Everyone knew that it could only be Professor Hemmer's hand, and we all saw the terrifying doll with our own eyes.

How come there are no clues?”

"That's the problem." George in the passenger seat laughed: "The doll is missing, and it put all the blame on the mysterious man, and also blackmailed Lucius - this is

I’m punishing you for your betrayal!”

He finally imitated the weird doll and screamed, and then everyone in the car became happy.

"Seriously." Ron said admiringly: "Professor Heimer is the truly capable person. However, everyone knows that it was him who did it, but no one can do anything about him. My father said that it was lucky to have Dumbledore."

Lido looked at him, otherwise there's no telling what would have happened."

"It's a good thing we have a holiday, otherwise Professor Heimo might have locked us up for a long time just for secretly driving this car out - you say, it's Professor Heimo?!"

All four people were startled - next to the flying car, Professor Heimo, whom they had not seen for a long time, appeared out of thin air and was looking at them silently through the car window.

Harry's mind was in chaos, and there was only one thought left in his heart -

His life is really terrible.