Archaeologists at Hogwarts

Chapter 126 Life at the Burrow

Harry was treated extremely warmly by the Weasleys - Mrs. Weasley mended his socks, forcing him to do them four times at every meal.Mr. Weasley likes to show off his magic car to Harry, even though Harry has repeatedly excused that he doesn't understand cars at all, but Mr. Weasley doesn't care about it at all, he seems to be just because Harry has lived in Ma Melon family and interested in Harry's ideas.

In addition, Harry couldn't help feeling horrified whenever he saw Mr. Weasley's fanfare wanting to do more modifications to the magic car-all because Professor Highmore specially Reminders to Mr. Weasley - such as lack of power, old parts, prone to misfiring, and lack of power.

Just because of the lack of power, Professor Haimer repeated it five times. God knows what he thinks this magic car is, the Iron Owl? !

Speaking of Professor Highmore, Harry would inevitably think of the "communication" made by Professor Highmore and the Dursleys on the day he fled.Harry was sitting in the car at the time, and he had no way of knowing what Professor Highmore had done, but surprisingly, the Dursleys wrote him a letter, saying that they had helped him clean up his bedroom , he is welcome to come back anytime.

The bedroom that Dudley used to keep his toys and never let Harry in, suddenly became his bedroom? !

This was something Harry didn't even dare to think about, which made him even more curious about Professor Highmore's approach-you know, before he first entered school, Hagrid also went to him, and in Dursley In front of the Li family.But even the abnormally large Hagrid couldn't make the Dursleys change their minds. How did Professor Highmore do this?

"Perhaps, Slytherin House is not as bad as I thought."

Harry was in the twins' room when he unconsciously uttered this sentence, and he occasionally joined the development of the multiflavor potion just because it was interesting-like now, there is a pinch of blood in the back of Harry's head. His hair was always messy and bristly, but after Harry drank a glass of strawberry-flavored multi-flavored juice, his hair suddenly became much more obedient.

Fred with swollen lips, George with swollen eyebrows, and Ron with buck teeth were all shocked when they heard Harry's words.

Fred looked at the empty glass in Harry's hand: "Merlin, maybe we should really give up this unrealistic idea and see what it has changed Harry."

"It's like a different person." George commented: "Don't let the Sorting Hat wear on your head again, Harry, I don't want to see it shouting Slytherin."

Ron blinked in confusion: "What about my commission? I just lost my new wand?"

"I'm just talking casually." Harry hurriedly concealed his slip of the tongue: "Quickly think about how to get back to normal, and don't let Mrs. Weasley see us-but can my hair last longer?"

Harry wasn't telling the truth.

Before officially entering Hogwarts, Harry knew about Slytherin's misdemeanors from Hagrid, and Ron he met on the train later strengthened his dislike of Slytherin.

He hated Draco and Snape, and also hated many people in Slytherin House. He also knew that the mysterious man was once a student of Slytherin House, which couldn't stop him from hating this criticized house.

In the entire Slytherin house, there was no one he liked, and no one liked him, the boy who lived.

Except Professor Highmore.

Harry saw something different in him, different from any other Slytherin.Of course, it's the same in many cases, such as Professor Highmore's hard-core education method (deceiving house elves), coupled with his undisguised ambition (to be the next headmaster of Hogwarts), and the usual Hiding things (mostly from Dumbledore).

But even so, even if all the complex psychology of Harry was left behind, Professor Highmore helped him do one thing, something that Harry thought could never be changed—from now on, he is in Dursley. The treatment of the Li family will be completely different.

And, there was one more thing that Harry had never said to anyone else.

On the first day of school, when he put on the Sorting Hat, the Sorting Hat had told him that Slytherin would help him to glory.

"My buck teeth—how did my buck teeth get bigger and bigger? George! What spell are you using?!"

"Oh, shit. Don't move, Ron, I'll change it back now, Fred, come help hold him down, Harry, you too!"

"Oh." Harry pressed Ron's arm in a daze, and he suddenly came back to his senses: "My God! Ron?! How did you become like this?!"

Ron's strangeness interrupted Harry's thinking, and finally, with the concerted efforts of the twins, Ron's teeth were restored to normal.

"I want a raise!"

Ron rubbed his red shoulders and roared angrily: "At least double the price, pay me the price that can buy two wands!"

"What do you want so many wands for?" asked Fred.

When Ron was asked, he was taken aback for a moment, and then continued to say angrily: "You don't need to worry about it! I have two hands, isn't it normal to use two wands?!"

George reached out and touched his forehead: "Oops, Fred, the side effects of the juice have taken effect again, and Ron has become stupid. What should we do now? Mom won't find out, right?"

Fred comforted: "Don't worry, he's always been this stupid anyway—"

Ron rushed forward and quickly scuffled Fred, and George quickly joined the fray.

Harry looked around in bewilderment, hoping someone would stop them soon.

His wish was miraculously granted—the bedroom door was flung open, Percy stood in the doorway angrily, a small head poked out behind him, and Harry saw a pair of bright brown eyes stalking him.

"You're all so noisy that I can't study anymore!" Percy said with a dignified prefect style when he came up: "What are you going to do, do you want me to call Professor Highmore back?! I think there is only Only the professor can make you behave--what are you going to do? Let go! Let go!"

Ever since the mention of Professor Highmore, the three Weasleys had stared at Percy in unison, making Percy inevitably crushed under them, no matter how angry they were.

Harry stood helplessly at the door to avoid being affected.

He found that Ginny hadn't left yet. The little girl looked nervous, but she still tried her best to pretend to be interested in the scenes of her brothers fighting.

"Uh, it seems we haven't formally greeted you yet, you—huh?"

Just when Harry uttered the first word, Ginny let out an "ah" in fright, and then ran away in a hurry, as if Harry was some terrible monster.

Ron, who was trying to take off Percy's glasses, caught a glimpse of this scene, and shouted with a smile: "I told you a long time ago—"

"Ginny adores you, Harry."

(End of this chapter)