The third Dark Lord came from Hogwarts

The Weasley family and the Malfoys have been at odds for a long time.

Not long ago, Arthur was ridiculed by Lucius in the bookstore.

How could he bear to see his son complain now!

He didn't even ask the reason.

He immediately rushed towards Lucius.

"Come on, Dad, beat him!"

"Beat him! Beat him quickly, Dad!"

The Weasley twins watched the fun and cheered for their father loudly.

Mrs. Molly frantically stopped the two.

Ron didn't think the matter would be so serious, and his face turned pale with fear.

The focus of the bookstore has shifted from Lockhart's book signing to the fight between Lucius and Ginny.

Lockhart was so angry that he jumped up and down.

The bookstore was full of the staff's dissuasion and booing.

The whole bookstore was crowded with people watching the excitement.

Argus noticed that during the seemingly fierce fight between the two, Lucius quietly put a diary in Ginny's book box.

"Argus, please help and separate them!"

Draco saw Argus as if he saw a savior, and hurried to Argus to beg.

Argus glanced at Hagrid who was squeezing forward to watch the excitement outside the door, waving his arms and shouting.

"Hagrid, come and help!"

Hagrid was obviously stunned when he heard his name, and only saw that it was Argus when he got closer.

"It's you, Argus!"

"Are you here to buy things? Yes, school is about to start, and it's time to prepare the things you need for school."

"We can talk about this later, but if you don't take action, they might really fight!"

Argus shrugged and pointed at Lucius and the other man who were fighting.

Hagrid grinned: "No big deal!"

He walked to the two men in three or two steps, and his huge body was much taller than the two men.

He took one in each hand and threw the two men aside like picking up chickens.

Lucius was obviously a little angry and glared at Arthur angrily.

Argus turned around and said goodbye, then left with Draco.

Several shop assistants knew Lucius and obviously didn't want to offend him when he was angry.

After a brief discussion, they decided to report the matter and hand it over to the pure-blood family behind it.

Mrs. Molly hurriedly treated Arthur's wounds, while the Weasley twins came to Arthur with a smile, imitating the scene of the two fighting.

They kept praising Arthur's heroic posture.

Only poor Ginny, the books she had just bought were scattered all over the floor, and even stepped on a few times.

She picked up the books alone with grievance.

Argus quietly stepped forward, lowered his head and put one second-hand book after another into Ginny's bookcase.

Only a black diary was quietly put into his sleeve.

"Take a look, is there anything lost."

"While there is still time."

Argus's gentle smile made Ginny blush.

She lowered her head and replied timidly: "No...no."

"No, it's good, go see your father, he is seriously injured."

Argus tightened Ginny's bookcase and looked in the direction where Arthur was resting.

After treating Arthur's wound, Mrs. Molly finally had time to ask what happened.

She called Ron to her and asked him sternly.

"Ron Weasley! What's going on!"

Arthur Weasley's eyes were also fixed on Ron, waiting for him to give a response.

He and Lucius had been at odds for a long time, and they knew each other's character very well.

With Lucius's arrogant and aristocratic character, he would never do such a self-degrading thing as hitting a child like Ron.

Unless Ron did something to annoy him!

Looking at Ron's evasive eyes, Mrs. Molly became more and more convinced!

"Mom!"

Ginny called softly, and Mrs. Molly's expression softened instantly.

"Oh, baby, are you okay?"

"I'm fine, Mom. By the way, it was Mr. Grindelwald who helped me put the books away."

Mrs. Molly saw Argus next to her, and her eyes were so kind that they could condense water.

"Thank you again, Argus."

"It's just a piece of cake!"

Mrs. Molly's enthusiastic gratitude almost made Argus unable to resist.

Then, he learned the whole story from someone else.

His face suddenly darkened.

"Ron Weasley! Harry is your friend, how dare you do this to him!"

"I was wrong, Mom!"

Ron knew he couldn't escape, and he also knew that he was the one who hurt his father, so he was good.

Lower your head and admit your mistake.

Argus was in no mood to watch Ron being scolded, so after saying goodbye to the Weasleys, he prepared to return to Saint Manor.

Lockhart wanted to take advantage of Argus's popularity, but found that the other party ignored him, so he could only leave in a huff.

...

Time flies, and the school day is here in a blink of an eye.

In the carriage of the Hogwarts Slow Train.

Argus and Hermione each held a book and read quietly.

Parvati and Padma next to them wanted to say something, but were afraid of disturbing Argus. When they were hesitating about how to start, the door of the compartment suddenly opened.

"Argus, have you seen Harry?"

Draco's carefree voice aroused strong dissatisfaction from Parvati and her sister.

Staring at him angrily!

I've been waiting for a long time, just afraid of disturbing Argus!

You're so good, you just come up and yell!

Haven't you ever been beaten by people in society!

Sensing the two people's unfriendly eyes, Draco shrank his head guiltily.

Argus put down the book and remembered.

In the original book, Harry and Ron didn't seem to get on the bus at all.

Dobby, the house elf who yearned for freedom in Draco's family, tripped them up when they entered the station, forcing them to rely on Arthur's flying car to barely reach Hogwarts.

Unfortunately, it had nothing to do with him.

Ron himself messed up, and he couldn't blame others!

Taking this opportunity, the flying car could just enter the sight of some wizards and lay the foundation for mass production in the future.

He shook his head.

"I didn't see it, but he and Ron were together. Even if they didn't get on the bus, they could still use the Floo powder to get to Hogsmeade Village. They would be able to come."

"Don't worry."

"That's true."

Draco nodded and stopped paying attention.

There were always a few students who didn't get on the bus at Hogwarts, and no one was seen in trouble.

It can't be that something bad will happen when it's their turn, right?

But this time, Harry and Ron will disappoint him.

At this moment, Ron is driving his father's flying car in the air.

"Let's go! We just need to find the Hogwarts Express!"

"Ron, can you really drive?" Harry held the door with one hand and looked at Ron suspiciously.

His eyes were full of distrust.

"Trust me, it's no problem!"