Fire Bearer at Hogwarts

Chapter 39 The Burrow
Looking at himself in a black silk robe in the mirror, Ash nodded, then smoothed the corners of the robe with gold trim on his shoulders, put the bottle of ash element at his waist in the luggage bag in the corner, and put away the A silver-blue crystal rapier.

After taking off those strange Biheim suits, Ash still looks a bit like a British nobleman. Of course, he doesn't know what a British nobleman is, and the author is not a British nobleman.

After tidying up his black trousers, Ash put on his own pair of black sunglasses, instantly making this gorgeous outfit look earthy...

Ash flicked the floo powder into the fireplace, and in a burst of flames he reached the Burrow.

When he regained his senses, he had already appeared in the living room on the first floor of the Burrow. The small room was full of various things, and the scattered things on the sofa and table seemed a bit cramped.

"Ash?" Mr. Weasley came down the stairs, "You're just in time." Then he froze for a moment, he was surprised to see Ash who was dressed in a decent dress, he didn't expect him to have nothing but the white robe There are other clothes... Even the pair of sunglasses still smells familiar.

Just as he was thinking, two children sprang out from behind him. The boy with red hair and freckles looked at Ash curiously. Standing behind him was another girl with a curious face.

"It's actually late." Ash said, then smiled and hugged Mr. Weasley.

"This is Mr. Embers, just call him uncle." Weasley introduced, and then pushed his two children.

"Hi Uncle, I, I'm Ron." The boy said timidly, looking a little afraid of Ash who was wearing sunglasses and a black robe.

The girl approached generously, then pulled the hem of her skirt and made a non-standard ladylike gift, "My name is Ginny, Ginny Weasley."

Ash greeted with a smile, and then heard movement from the room on the other side of the living room.

"Is Mr. Embers here?" Mrs. Weasley stuck her head out in an apron, holding a rag in her hand. It was obvious that she seemed to be washing dishes.

"Good morning, Mrs. Weasley." Ash nodded politely.

"Good morning." Mrs. Weasley waved the rag. "Is it because of Arthur's gizmo again?"

"Hmm." Mr. Weasley nodded, "I think it's quite mature."

Mrs. Weasley shook her head and said nothing more. It was obvious that she was not interested in Mr. Weasley's gizmo, or had lost her enthusiasm.

"Let's go? Ash." Mr. Weasley waved his hand, "Your idea is very helpful. I carved those invisibility runes into the engine, and the invisibility will be activated automatically as long as the engine is started."

These were all studied by them in the month before the start of school. By chance, Ash told Arthur his ideas. Obviously, Mr. Weasley was touched by Ash's ideas. After a few weeks After the research, he was finally going to succeed.

"It's an invisible car, and it can fly." Mr. Weasley said happily, but when he thought that the children were still in front of him, he quickly put on a calm look.

But it's clear that Ginny and Ron were amused by his antics.

"Have you already experimented?" Ash asked in a low voice. He didn't believe that Mr. Weasley could wait until today.

Mr. Weasley smiled in a low voice, and nodded tacitly to Ash. Obviously, he had already had a good time, "You will like Ash."

"Me?" Ash was stunned for a moment, "I don't know how to drive..."

"It's all right, it's safe." Mr. Weasley smiled slightly. "It has automatic navigation, and I'll be in the car too."

Seeing Mr. Weasley's genuine look, Ash couldn't say anything more, he nodded, and then got into the driving seat.

"We're going up to Daddy, too!" Ginny yelled, obviously wanting to experience it too.

Ron gave Ginny a hard look. Obviously, he didn't want to go up, he preferred the broom.

"Wait for the children, there will be a chance." Mr. Weasley said, he closed the door and sat in the passenger seat, and put on his seat belt.

"Turn this to start." Weasley pointed slightly, and Ash reached out and turned the key.

In the "rumbling" movement, this strange magical creation started to move. First, the engine seemed to be in disrepair for a long time, and then the window began to rise slowly.

"Interesting." Ash nodded in approval.

"Then you just have to tell me where you want to go." Mr. Weasley said slightly showing off, "Anywhere, as long as it's in England."

Ash nodded, then thought for a while and said, "London."

"Beep." The horn of the car blew, and then it pulled up the front of the car violently, and flew up amidst the yelling of the two children. Fly to London.

"Don't forget to be invisible." Weasley said and pressed a button, and after a light click, the outer surface of the car showed a burst of blue light, and gradually, the whole car disappeared from outsiders' eyes.

"How?" Weasley asked with a smile, "Interesting! It's a great invention!"

"Indeed." Ash nodded, and then looked down from the car window out of curiosity.

"Thanks for your help, Ash." Weasley said with a smile, "If only a few decades ago this would have even earned a Merlin Medal."

"Merlin Medal?" Ash froze for a moment, he didn't know what it was.

"Oh, a slip of the tongue..." Weasley said with a smile, "The Merlin Medal is a bit exaggerated, but there will definitely be a Gold Galleon award, it's a pity..."

"What's wrong?" Ash was a little surprised, "Why is it a pity?"

"Because of what happened decades ago." Weasley said, "Grindelwald has too much to do with Muggles...The wizarding world has treated Muggles like fire and water for decades."

Ash nodded to express his understanding, but he couldn't help feeling a little curious about Grindelwald. He still had an impression of Mr. Binns' story... a strong man like Dumbledore.

Leaving aside the slightly secondary title of the Dark Lord... this kind of decisive person must have a lot of souls, right?

While Ash was thinking, the car came to the sky above London, the Thames River was as bright as a silver ribbon under the car window, and the sound of the beating of the sharp Big Ben spread across the sky.

"Muggles are still very constructive sometimes." Mr. Weasley said with a little emotion, "This city is a hundred times more majestic than Diagon Alley..."

"Maybe." Ash nodded. "But we also have wands, don't we?" He slightly revealed his crystal wood wand.

"That's the truth." Mr. Weasley nodded. "How's the week of teaching? George and Fred bothering you?"

Ash thought about it, but he didn't say anything about the two children going deep into the Forbidden Forest. Apart from making Mr. Weasley more worried, he estimated that the two children would not change anything.

"It's okay," Ash said, "They're smart."

"Well... they always like to make some small things at home, but they like to joke too much..." Mr. Weasley said with a slight headache, "Little Ronnie doesn't like them very much."

"Ron is still young." Ash said casually.

As the car arrived in London, it slowly stopped in mid-air, standing on top of the white clouds.

"Shall we go back?" After chatting for a while, Arthur glanced at the watch on his hand, "It's already noon, Molly made some lunch, let's eat together."

"Okay." Ash nodded. Although he couldn't taste it at all, Mr. Weasley's kindness was hard to resist, so he had no choice but to agree.

(End of this chapter)