harry potter book of crimes

The world may be balanced, or there may be some invisible force that is trying to maintain a balance. If someone is responsible for quarreling, there must be someone responsible for silence, just like between one plus and one minus,

Keep a mysterious and mysterious number unchanged.

For example, right now, compared to Enns and Alexander who were arguing with each other in the small tent, Ron and the living corpse twins who were sailing on the English Channel seemed unusually silent.

In fact, no one among the three of them can drive a boat, Ron can't, and it is even less likely that the pair of zombies can. The reason why the boat can move now is all because of a few low-level zombies leaning against each other in the sea water at the stern of the boat.

Water-related capabilities are being pushed forward.

But there was no way, because Ron was still unwilling to let the living corpse take him away - he didn't even speak much along the way, and the twins obviously had nothing to do with him.

After all, the master's order came first, and the two of them were only responsible for escorting and confirming that Ron brought the master's words to the person in charge of the human race.

The master's orders are of course absolute.

At this moment, the ship is actually not big, and the ice coffin already takes up a lot of space on the ship. It's just because Ron has always maintained the floating spell since he left the former Buckingham Palace, hanging slightly on it.

The ice coffin on the ship did not place any unnecessary burden on the ship.

Although the zombies pushing the boat forward below were all low-level zombies randomly recruited by the twins, their abilities were all related to controlling water, and their sailing speed was not slow.

"It's probably the living corpses that use their own kind as pure tools. There may not even be any malice or vanity, it's just natural."

Along the way, he was angry all the way, panicked all the way, and meditated all the way. It was only now that Ron finally recovered from the shock of seeing Maka's body. But even occasionally he would pay attention to the back like this

The behavior and mentality of those living corpses were regular, but the thoughts in his mind never stayed on them for too long. What made him think more was, after all, more important things.

It can be seen that this extremely thrilling and shocking trip to London really changed him a lot.

"Maka, are you still alive? You must be alive...this can't be your body." Ron held the wand in his hand and looked at the ice coffin in front of him that had been covered with silver frost again.

, murmured to himself, "There is something wrong with that demon. Don't worry, we will be careful."

Although he was thinking this in his heart, in fact, he no longer dared to reach out to brush away the frost and take another look inside.

Putting these thoughts aside for the time being, Ron suddenly raised his head and looked out into the distance.

This place is still far away from Granger Camp.

…

At this time, Hermione and others were worried about Ron's safety in the camp, but they didn't know that the person they were worried about was already on his way back, and they didn't even know that Ron seemed to be deliberately delaying his return.

It's not that he can't quickly return to his companions, it's not that he doesn't want to, but he must also be responsible for his companions.

Is the intention of friendship conveyed to him by the devil true? Is the body in the ice coffin true? If he goes back with a pair of powerful high-level living corpses, will he bring huge harm to his companions?

Danger?

Before he understood and solved these problems, he did not dare to come in front of everyone so quickly.

"Maybe that lady is right, I believe Ron will be fine." Harry was comforting Ginny, sitting next to her and whispered, "And, maybe we should also give Ron more trust.

Maybe he is also thinking of a way to come back! Although it is getting more and more dangerous there, we can see Ron's usual efforts..."

Harry leaned next to Ginny and comforted his girlfriend. But it seemed that as he spoke, he couldn't suppress certain impulses in his heart. In fact, what he was thinking about at the moment was definitely not

The possibility of Ron's survival, but the hope of running back to England again, desperately looking for his close friends and companions.

It was almost dawn, and the two of them should have been exhausted for a long time, but neither of them could fall asleep peacefully, so they just sat in the command post tent for most of the night.

But of course, they were not the only ones in the tent. Apart from Hermione who had finally decided to catch up on some sleep, Bill had just left behind the desk in the back, and Bill had also stayed awake all night.

"...There may have been a large number of living corpses wandering along the southern coast before, and no one from the team I sent to investigate came back. However, after you returned this time, the other side seemed to have suddenly relaxed tonight - well, it may be true.

It’s the devil who has gone south.”

"Yes! After all, the number of demons is small. Although they are dangerous, they cannot seem to be everywhere like living corpses." Harry said, "Based on what has been observed so far, well, although demons can actively or passively let go

Low-level zombies dare not approach or even stay away, but they will not affect a large area... Of course, that 'arrogance' ability is special and cannot be generalized."

When Harry said this, Ginny, who had been silent, finally spoke:

"Harry is right, and didn't Miss Hohenheim say it before? The zombies took away the army of zombies, otherwise you might not be able to detect anything."

"Well," after Bill heard what Ginny and Harry said, he leaned over and hurriedly wrote a few lines in the notebook, then raised his head again and said, "By the way...Harry, I heard that you are now

When you want to give your best, you no longer have to ask for help from others?"

"Uh, yes." Harry was slightly startled when he heard Bill's sudden change of words, but he quickly added, "But, even after trying your best, you will still faint, and in that state

It can’t last too long.”

"It's already great!" Bill praised him and then said, "But...Ginny, will you stay here from now on?"

"What?" When Ginny heard this, she immediately shook her head and said, "No! I have to fight with everyone!"

"But you still have to think about your father and mother!" Bill looked at her and said very seriously, with even a faint hint of pleading in his eyes, "Percy is dead and Ron is missing. If we continue to

If something happens to you again, they won't be able to survive it! And you also know that even about Percy, my father didn't dare to tell my mother... we can't tolerate any more deaths in our family."