Hogwarts: The Founder Reborn

On the other side, Hagrid took Harry, Hermione, and Ron to Madam Malkin's shop. All three of them needed new school uniforms.

Hagrid stood outside the shop, waiting for Harry and the others. He was too tall and had to bend over to enter Madam Malkin's shop, which was very uncomfortable. He might as well guard the door, which would also protect Harry.

After Harry went in, he saw Draco.

All three were at a loss.

When Draco heard the movement, he looked up and saw Harry and the others. His face was pale, and there were heavy marks around his eye circles. He seemed very tired, as if he hadn't slept well for several days.

Ron looked at Harry, then at Hermione, and greeted Draco hesitantly.

"Hi~~"

Speaking of Ron and Draco, they were forced to form a team to break through in the second grade. Before Voldemort appeared, under the deliberate arrangement of Rowena and Helga, the relationship between the two was still normal kind of friends.

But since Voldemort's resurrection, Draco and other Slytherin students almost all walked around Ron and the others. These were people who had a good relationship with Harry and the others.

Don't care about those Slytherins who didn't deal with Harry and the others.

Draco looked at Ron's embarrassing expression, as if he didn't expect him to greet him, and was a little more silent.

Madam Malkin saw a few people and was worried that they would fight. After all, Gryffindor and Slytherin were sworn enemies. She looked at them worriedly.

Madam Malkin was terrified until Ron raised his hand to greet Draco.

Harry also came back to his senses after Ron spoke, and whispered, "Long time no see, Malfoy."

After Harry greeted himself, Draco hesitated even more. He opened his mouth, wanting to say hello like Ron and Harry did, but his tongue seemed to freeze, and he couldn't say anything.

He was silent, and finally looked at Mrs. Malkin: "I should be done measuring, right? I still have other things to buy, come back later."

He lowered his head, his dull pale blond hair stuck to his head in a mess, and he walked quickly towards the door, passing Harry and the others, without turning his head to look at them, and did not speak a word to Harry and the others during the whole process.

Ron asked in surprise, "What happened to him?"

Hermione thought for a while and said, "Perhaps, because of our position, the Slytherin students may not talk to us this semester."

Knowing that it was because of Voldemort, Harry felt even more uncomfortable.

"Can't you say a word?"

Obviously we are still friends.

The atmosphere of the whole store became dull.

Until they left, Mrs. Malkin showed a relieved expression. She was very happy that the four of them did not fight in her shop, although she thought they looked a little strange, because as long as Gryffindor students met in her shop For students in Slytherin, quarrels are almost inevitable, and even escalate into dry fights.

She's had enough of this kind of thing.

Harry asked Hagrid in a low voice, "Did you see Malfoy just now?"

Hagrid pointed in a direction that seemed to be where Upside Down Alley was.

"Yeah, I saw the Malfoy boy go that direction, and his mother and sister seemed to go in. Who knows, but we don't have to care what they're up to," said Hagrid carelessly. "This is Diagon Alley, and there are so many Aurors patrolling. If they don't dare to do anything, don't worry at all."

He lowered his head, looked at the vaguely worried looks on the faces of the three of them, and comforted Harry and the others.

"None of them can be Death Eaters, and only Lucius is Malfoy, so there's no need to worry, Harry." Hagrid continued, staring into his big eyes. "I didn't see that bastard Lucius, but it doesn't matter. Even if I meet him, he is not my opponent. I will protect you."

Harry forced a smile.

"Have you bought all your things? Then let's go, there are other places to go." Hagrid put a big hand on Harry's shoulder, and led the three of them to find Mrs. Weasley and the others.

Hermione ran to Rowena almost immediately, and she told Rowena that she had met Malfoy's people, and Hagrid saw that the Malfoy family had turned to the direction of the alley.

Hermione was actually mainly telling Rowena about Helga.

When Rowena heard the news about Helga, her eyes lit up, and she was about to find an excuse to get rid of Mrs. Weasley, and secretly went to see Helga, and then saw Sirius and the others oncoming.

Mrs. Weasley counted things and said, "Let's go to the owl shop to buy some owl food, Harry and Ron you both need."

Then she looked at her watch and said, "If you still want to see George and Fred, we're going to hurry up a little. We're running out of time."

This undoubtedly dispelled Rowena's idea of ​​going to see Helga.

They seized the time and hurried to the Yila Owl Store to buy rations for Hedwig and the little pig.

When they got to the door of George and Fred's shop, they couldn't help being surprised.

The Weasley family's joke shop seems to be the only bright color in the whole Diagon Alley, which is eye-catching.

It is out of place in this oppressive Diagon Alley, attracting everyone's attention with its noise.

Mrs. Weasley stared at the notice outside, seemingly dissatisfied, but Ron and Ginny had already cheered and ran into the shop impatiently.

Harry pointed to the huge poster outside the shop window, laughing to tears.

Sara looked at the poster and said to Godric, "Tell me, is it possible that their constipation kernels are sweet?"

Looking at Salazar's expectant eyes, Godric shook his head and whispered to Salazar: "Don't buy it!"

Sirius hugged Harry and also smiled happily.

"Well said!" Sirius read aloud. "Why are you worried about the mysterious man? You should be concerned about Constipation Ren - the feeling of constipation afflicts the people of the country!"

"This is simply brilliant!"

When everyone walked into this joke shop, Harry felt that his eyesight was not enough. He was dazzled by Lin Lan's dazzling array of products.

Sirius shouted to Mrs. Weasley: "I think George and Fred are geniuses, peerless geniuses who can make people laugh! There is no doubt, isn't it?"

Mrs. Weasley just shook her head, as if she didn't agree with what Sirius meant, but her eyes were also full of pride.