The Alchemist of Harry Potter

After Harry and Ron disappeared, the most disturbing thing was Percy.

Although it wasn't his fault, as the oldest Weasley child at school, Percy had a responsibility to take care of his mischievous brother and sister.

Originally this was Charlie's responsibility, but Charlie had already graduated from school, so the responsibility fell to Percy.

He didn't forget to send his family a letter with an owl, telling them that Harry and Ron were missing.

However, Percy didn't know that the Weasleys, who had just returned from the platform to the car, were shocked to find that their old Ford car had been stolen.

The Weasleys never thought that someone would steal their Ford.

That Ford was so enchanted that the average Muggle wouldn't even notice it, let alone try to steal the car.

As for the fact that the Ford car flew away by itself and killed the Weasleys, they would not believe it. If that was the case, it would have caused a sensation long ago.

After searching around for the car to no avail, Mr. Weasley's face was full of unconcealed disappointment, and when they were finally preparing to Apparate home, they received a letter from Percy's owl, knowing that Harry and Ron were not on the train. On the news, I even guessed who secretly drove the Ford car!

"How dare they...do that!"

Mrs. Weasley tightly squeezed the note sent by Percy, turned her head to look at her husband through gritted teeth, and complained, "It's all your fault, I told you long ago, don't indulge them, don't indulge them, Now that they've stolen the car, they're going to drive to Hogwarts, I've never seen that..."

"Okay Molly, Harry and Ron will be fine." Mr. Weasley took a deep breath and calmed himself down. He stared at the empty parking space with a gloomy face, and put his arms around his wife's shoulders to comfort him. Said: "Let's go home first and wait for the news!"

Other than that, Mr. Weasley really had no better way, and once the car was in the sky, it was impossible for them to find Harry and Ron.

As for whether the two of them can reach Hogwarts safely, Mr. Weasley is not worried at all. He will definitely not get lost if he follows the train.

It's just that Mr. Weasley felt that he might need to go back and make some preparations, just in case.

"Anyway, this time, Ron will be punished severely."

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Ron, who was fantasizing about his car falling from the sky, parked on the lawn in front of Hogwarts Castle, and welcoming the envy of all the students in the school, had no idea of ​​his upcoming fate.

They were still following the Hogwarts train above the clouds, while Fred and George below were startled by their bold speculation, and were opening the window, trying to stick their heads out of the window to find a Ford car to follow the train Harry and Ron in the back.

"Don't look at it, even if Harry and Ron really took the Ford car to school, they wouldn't let you see it. They must have flown into the air or become invisible." Albert looked speechlessly and tried to probe his head. Fred and George outside the window.

"Oh, yes, Dad's Ford can indeed be invisible," George muttered softly.

Looking at the appearance of Fred and George, it seems that they were disappointed that they could not take the Ford car to Hogwarts school.

Albert looked straight and shook his head.

After lunch, a few people got together and played a few rounds of wizard cards. For the rest of the time, Fred, George, and Lee Jordan took turns asking Albert about traveling abroad.

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The annoying Albert began to pretend to be drowsy and casually perfunctory the three people's inquiries.

As they approached the school, the door of the carriage was knocked on again, and Hermione came to them with a copy of the Daily Prophet.

"Muggles are amazed that the Ford Anglia can fly." Fred took the Daily Prophet and whispered the headline: "Two Muggles in London, sure they saw an old sedan fly by. Post Office Building."

"I remember your father was working in the Department for the Prohibition of Misuse of Muggle Substances?" Albert asked suddenly.

"Is it really Harry and Ron?" Hermione's face was very ugly. She didn't expect Harry and Ron to miss the train on purpose, but she was thinking like this.

"Eight achievements are them."

"How dare they..."

"Maybe, to show off!"

"Speaking of which, your brother is really a fool." Albert took the newspaper, read the headlines carefully, then shook his head and said, "I think the two of them are still complacent!"

Hermione's face was even worse.

"This time, the fine must be indispensable!" Lee Jordan said.

"Probably 50 to 100 Galleons." Albert closed the newspaper and handed it back to Hermione, estimating, "If he wasn't specifically targeted, he wouldn't have lost his job."

"Of course, Harry and Ron should not be expelled." Albert said to Hermione, who looked ugly: "After all, Dumbledore's favorite savior, if it were someone else, it would be really bad luck. Yes. However, the points deduction and confinement are estimated to be indispensable."

The envy and jealousy on Fred and George's faces were all replaced by astonishment.

"Now, do you still envy them?" Albert looked sideways at Fred and George, and asked with a smile.

The two shook their heads at the same time. According to Albert's analysis, they all knew that Harry and Ron, who were sitting in the Ford car and preparing to show off, were going to have bad luck.

"It's unbelievable," Hermione murmured and walked away, finding it hard to believe that Harry and Ron would do something so stupid.

They didn't talk much for the rest of the trip.

The train finally pulled into the Hogsmeade platform slowly, and as Albert and his mates got off the train with the crowd, they heard many students whispering about someone coming to school by car.

No doubt many students thought it was so cool that they wished they were the one who came to school by car.

The expressions on Fred and George's faces became more and more complicated. If there was no Albert, they would probably think the same way!

"First-year freshmen come here!"

A familiar voice came from not far away. The burly hunting ground manager was waving to the panicked freshmen, preparing to take them to experience the traditional lake crossing ceremony.

The rest of the students took the Thestral carriage to Hogwarts Castle at night.

Behind the winding Thestral wagon, a Ford swept across the lake, over dark greenhouses, vegetable fields, over the lawn outside Hogwarts, and slammed into the trunk of a battering willow.

There were no cheers from the students as expected, and no envious glances. Some were just irritated beating willows. Harry and Ron, who had not yet been beaten by cruel reality, were beaten mercilessly by the branches of the Beating Willow.

The two people who had just escaped from death no longer had the excitement of riding in the car at first, and some were only dazed and afraid, and they were even less aware of what they were about to face.