Hogwarts Melon Eater

Anna ran to the stack of books by the wall. Most of the books here were biographies, history of magic, a lot of information about wizards, and even genealogy.

Unrolling the old looking scroll, a curly old photo fell out, a man who looked like a madman, an old man who looked like a monkey, and a dull lady with the words \'Okay on the back of the photo' The Te family, 1921, Morfin Gunter, Marvolo Gunter, Maple Gunter\'.

On the scroll with densely written names, Morfin Gaunt's name was crossed out, and the name added with a quill pen at the bottom was particularly obvious. This was also the only name Anna was familiar with, Tom Marvolo Riddle.

"Tom? The owner of the Leaky Cauldron? There are so many people in their family!"

"It's possible..."

No, boy, this is Voldemort.

From the very beginning, Boren Galliard was not **** after the Philosopher's Stone, but the Deathly Hallows in Voldemort's hands - the Resurrection Stone.

This makes sense. The great-grandfather is not interested in immortality, but there are people who hope to be resurrected.

Maybe that prophecy came from the French \'old\' friend of my great-grandfather Boren, Nicole May. In addition to alchemy, that prophecy was also very good.

But you won't get the Resurrection Stone...

Wait, the great-grandfather got only one prophecy! He hadn't seen Harry Potter--he didn't know what Voldemort went to the vault to get!

Anna's eyes lit up, yes! He thought Voldemort was in a hurry to get the resurrection stone! Prepare to be ambushed when he leaves Gringotts!

[Every family has a hard-to-read scripture—Boren Galliard: Mission completion rewards: Reaction +50, Memory +50, Ventilator +50, Open branch: Crazy Stone]

[Memory upgrade: Ma Hongmei, although it may be wrong, but at least I remember roughly]

[Crazy Stone - Condition: ① Stop the great-grandfather's crazy plan; ② Magic Stone and Resurrection Stone once each (0/2) System prompt: If task ① fails, the task fails. Rewards: Reaction upgrade, memory upgrade]

It turned out to be true! Boren Galliard! An old wizard in his seventies! Want to rob Voldemort's stuff!

Anna wants to shout, that's my great-great-grandfather!

"Hey! Anna! Are you okay?" Fred shook Anna's shoulder, "You've been staring at this scroll for several minutes!"

"I'm fine, I'm fine, it couldn't be better!"

"I guess I found a way out," Fred took out a yellowed piece of paper.

"What is this?" Anna leaned over, "Map!" The three-story structure of No. 92 Diagon Alley was drawn on the paper, and three black dots were written on them with the names of Anna, Fred, and George.

92's Marauder's Map!

"Yes, I guess your great-grandfather used this to monitor the building. The black dots on it represent us... I saw George at the gate of the first floor, and he hasn't moved for a long time..."

"We have to find George quickly!"

Anna and Fred took the map and returned to the room with the vanishing cabinet. The two searched carefully on a wall. The map showed that there was a door leading to the outside world.

"There! There's a keyhole there!" Fred shone a flashlight on a brick near the roof. Anna moved the chair that blocked the door of the vanishing cabinet to the bottom of the keyhole, and asked Fred to step on the chair and pick him up. , just enough to reach the keyhole.

The two finally felt the long-lost sunshine.

"Unicorn House? What kind of shop is this? Why haven't I seen it before?"

Fred patted the ashes on his body and looked at the sign above the glass door not far to the right. The pink and white unicorn was still winking at them.

"And when did Diagon Alley have such an underground store?"

Anna first looked at the keyhole that spit them out, it was very inconspicuously hidden behind a patch of pink feathers, and there were some weird paintings next to it, including but not limited to mating swans...

"Fred, we have to go quickly!"

——Let's get out of here before the thick pink curtain of the glass door is opened! Ana had already guessed where it was, and she tried to grab Fred and evacuated to the other side of the stairs.

"Shuh—" The curtain was still pulled open, and a woman in bizarre and revealing clothes appeared in front of the two of them. She had a sharp horn on her forehead, which looked funny to Fred.

Her expression changed from excitement to anger, "The little leprechaun with no hair! Get out of here!"