The Plane Merchant of Hogwarts

When Hermione and Rolf walked out of the magical zoo, Ron and the others happened to come back. He put the trembling little rat back in his pocket, constantly stroking his head, trying to make him

Calm down.

"Did you buy this monster?" Ron looked at Hermione holding Crook Mountain in one hand and constantly stroking its head with the other, so surprised that his mouth couldn't close.

"This ghost thing almost grabbed my scalp just now!" Ron roared angrily.

"It's not intentional, you're not intentional, Crook Hill?" Hermione asked intimately as if she was talking to her friend.

"What should I do if I do then?" Ron said, pointing to the bulging part of his chest pocket: "It needs rest and relaxation! With this thing next to it, how can it rest and relax?"

"This reminds me that you forgot your rat tonic." Hermione said, stuffing the little red bottle into Ron's hand, which Hermione bought for Ron when she was paying.

"Don't worry, Mount Crucker will sleep in my dormitory, and the spots are there. What's the problem with you? Look at the poor Mount Crucker, the witch said it's been there for a long time, and it's not there.

People want it."

Hermione began to play the emotional card, and she felt that Ron would definitely feel sorry for Crook Hill.

Sure enough, Ron walked forward angrily, as if he didn't want to pay attention to Hermione, but he didn't continue to talk about the topic of Crook Mountain.

But in his opinion, Hermione must have bought this annoying cat because of her own spots.

"By the way, Rolf, Hermione is going to stay in the Burning Cauldron Bar tonight. Do you want to stay with us?" Ron turned his head excitedly again, and looked at this with a funny look at him as he was walking behind.

said to his enemies.

Hermione nodded, smiling, and those who didn't know thought it was their wedding: "My father and mother left me and all the things I wanted to use in Hogwarts this morning.

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After thinking about it, Rolf still shook his head. After all, he has recently reached a critical period of breakthrough, and Rolf's own magic position is about to be completed. He cannot stay in the Burning Cauldron Bar.

In addition, the hygiene of the broken cauldron bar is also quite worrying. He felt that it was very likely that an unknown bug would crawl into his nose while he was sleeping.

"No, I still have a lot of things that I haven't prepared. I have to go home and clean up." Rolf lies without a trace.

After hearing this, they didn't think much about it, but walked towards the end of the event, Lihen Bookstore.

In the original window of Lihen Bookstore, the spell books that were as big as floor tiles and golden reliefs were usually displayed, but now these books are gone.

Instead, it was a large iron cage containing about a hundred books of "The Monsters' Monster Books".

These books are all closed together, they seem to be in a fury fight, biting and fighting in a warlike manner, and the broken pages are flying everywhere. I don't know which unlucky guy will get those broken and wounded books.

Looking at the fierce battle in front of him, Rolf couldn't help but feel shocked. How could these books soothe them? It seemed to be touching their spine?

Tina saw Rolf coming over and waved to them. The Weasleys who were talking to them were also smiling and looking here.

Tina took out Rolf's book list and began to read it. Unfortunately, "The Monster Book of Monsters" was listed as a must-have book for the protection of magical creatures.

Rolf seriously doubted that these books would bite the rest of the books in a package?

The group of them walked into the bookstore, and the manager hurriedly came forward. "Is it from Hogwarts?" he asked unexpectedly, "Are you here to buy a new book?"

"Yes," Tina said, "we need..."

But before Tina could finish her words, the manager said with a solemn look on his face: "Please get out of the way," he pushed the crowd aside with some impatientness.

I saw him put on a pair of thick gloves, picked up a very thick cane full of scars, and walked towards the iron cage containing "The Monster Book of Monsters", while on his face he looked at him as if he was home.

expression.

Suddenly, a loud tearing sound came: the two "Monsters' Monster Books" caught the third one and worked together to tear it apart.

"Stop! Stop!" the manager shouted, stretching the cane through the iron bars and separating the entangled books.

"I can never get into these books again, I can never get into it! It's so fussy! I'm going crazy.

We've worked on two hundred books on Invisible Books, and I thought nothing worse than them. Both books must be in the same series and are equally annoying." The manager muttered.

"Maybe, can you try to soothe them by touching their spine?" Newt couldn't stand it anymore, trying to give some help to the poor bookstore manager.

The manager was very surprised when he heard this and quickly tried to soothe these violent monsters through the cage. These books were really stable.

"My God, you have helped me a lot. I decided to give you one of this book to show our bookstore's thanks."

The manager looked at the monster books that had recovered from peace and thanked Newt, apparently he had not yet recognized the famous Mr. Scarmand.

Newt smiled and said nothing more, Tina continued: "We still need "Putting the Misty to See the Future" by Kassandra Wablaski."

"Ah, I'm starting to learn prophecy, right?" The manager said, then took off his gloves and took them to the back half of the bookstore with a relaxed expression.

There is a corner where all the books on divination were placed, and many books were placed on a small table, such as "Prophecy Unforeseen Things: Keeping Yourself from Strikes" and "Broken Ball: When Fate Was Not Good"

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"This is it," said the manager, and he climbed up the ladder and took down a pile of thick books with black covers.

"The "Putting the Misty to See the Future" has all the basic divination methods you have: palmistry, crystal balls, and bird internal organs, which are very useful guiding roles."

Ten minutes later, Rolf and the others bought the books and said goodbye to the trio who was preparing to stay in the Broken Cauldron Bar, hoping they would have a wonderful night in the not-so-clean bar.

As for why Malfoy didn't come? Because he had diarrhea at home.

After trying the taste of spicy crayfish, the poor little Malfoy fell in love with it uncontrollably. Before leaving, he packed a whole piece to take it home for food.

But unfortunately, some people will have diarrhea after eating spicy food, and Malfoy is such a person.

Therefore, his new semester's books were bought by Mr. Malfoy, so he lay weakly on his bed, pinching his nose and taking medicine in his mother's eyes.