The Plane Merchant of Hogwarts

The journey to the Burrow was not a pleasant one, as Rolf once again experienced the power of the front-loading washing machine - the Floo Network.

But looking at Harry who was also in a mess, he quickly stepped forward and used Cleansing for Harry.

What greeted him and Harry was the smiling boss Molly. Don't underestimate her just because she usually behaves like a housewife. She is an expert who can kill Bella in a single fight.

You know, there is a ranking of the ten strongest mothers on screen, and Molly Weasley tops the list with 16% of the votes.

She was a short, plump woman who, surprisingly, also had red hair.

Moreover, her appearance reminded Rolf of Hufflepuff. With her profound kitchen magic and similar appearance, she couldn't be the reincarnation of Hufflepuff, right?

After Mrs. Weasley saw the two figures appearing in the fireplace, she walked forward very enthusiastically and gave them a warm hug.

"Welcome, dear children, would you like something to eat?" Mrs. Weasley said enthusiastically.

Behind her was the Burrow's small kitchen, which was quite crowded and filled with things that would probably drive a Virgo-like Hermione crazy.

In the middle was a clean wooden table and a few chairs. Rolf and Harry were sitting on the chairs, looking around curiously.

Harry had always grown up in the Muggle world. Although he had visited Rolf's house before, the style was obviously different from that here. He had never seen such a wizarding family.

The wall clock on the opposite wall has only one needle and no numbers. On the clock face, words such as "make tea", "feed the chicken", "you are going to be late" are written on the clock face.

There are three layers of books stacked on the mantelpiece: "Magic for Your Cheese", "The Magic of Baking Bread", "Conjure a Feast!", etc., which are all magic books on household chores.

Rolf is very interested in these magics. Compared with boring and infrequently used teaching spells, these household magics are obviously the most practical.

For example, the magic that controls the automatic cleaning of cleaning tools, isn't that the hand of the HP version of the mage?

And my own workshop probably also needs these household magics, such as the most frequently used weaving magic.

While Rolf was looking around, Ron ran in from outside and said happily: "It's great to see you! Do you want to come and catch the goblins with us?"

Harry was also a child at heart, and it sounded like a very interesting thing, so he happily ran out with Ron.

Rolf also smiled politely at Mrs. Weasley and followed the two of them out.

It seems that the Burrow used to be a large pigsty built with stones, because the pigsty outside the house was really conspicuous.

It seems that some rooms were added here and there later, and they were built up to several stories high, crookedly, as if they were built by magic.

Fortunately, this is the magical world, otherwise Newton's coffin boards would fly off in anger.

There are four or five chimneys on the crooked red roof. A sign is inserted diagonally in front of the house with the word "Burrow" written on it.

There were some high-top leather boots and a rusty crucible thrown next to the gate, and there were also a few fat brown chickens pecking in the yard.

Ron seemed to suddenly realize the shabby state of his home. He was embarrassed that his friends saw the plight of his home, and his face turned red.

But Harry and Rolf didn't feel any embarrassment. Instead, they felt that everything was very novel. After all, they had never seen such a building before.

Unlike the regular villa in Rolf's family, the entire burrow seemed to be built at will, with no specific style.

The twins obviously couldn't escape the task of catching the goblins. They were struggling to squat in the vegetable field.

When they saw Harry and Rolf, they gathered around him very enthusiastically. After saying hello to Harry, they turned to Rolf and said:

"Hello, Rolf, nice to meet you. We have heard of your name a long time ago! Oh, by the way, my name is George!" The boy showed a sunny smile.

"Wait! I am George!" At this time, another man also shouted.

Rolf looked at the two childish ghosts in front of him with a headache, and said: "Hello, my name is Rolf Scamander." Then he bowed to them very gentlemanly.

The two Weasley angels were stunned by Rolf's solemn self-introduction. After all, no one had ever greeted them so solemnly.

At this time, Rolf heard the old radio in the house say: "Next is the 'Magic Hour,' performed by the famous witch singer Celestine Warbeck."

Mrs. Weasley was cooking in the kitchen.She tossed the sausages nonchalantly into the frying pan, and the smell of fireworks filled the small kitchen.

After a while, a little red-haired man in a long pajamas ran into the garden. Then when he saw Harry, he screamed and ran out again.

"Ginny," Ron whispered, "our sister, she's been telling us about Harry all summer, and she's Harry's biggest fan."

"No, she wants your autograph, Harry." Fred smiled.

Mrs. Weasley originally wanted to take a copy of "Gilderoy Lockhart Teaches How to Get Rid of Household Pests" from the bookshelf to Rolf and Harry Kangkan, but Fred and George quickly refused.

The Weasley twins really hated this 'star' wizard who stuck out his teeth and grinned all day long.

In fact, the two of them didn't hate Lockhart at first, but after being praised by Mrs. Weasley every day, they felt that Lockhart was a heinous sin.

Fortunately, Rolf is no stranger to cleaning up goblins, and he can often see those little things on his farm.

But Harry must have never seen a goblin before. Following Ron's demonstration, he also bent down and looked for the goblin.

Goblins are about a foot tall, with brown bodies and large, disproportionate heads that look like potatoes with legs. Their feet are hard and bony.

Goblins live in underground caves and burrow there, eating plant roots and leaving the ground covered with mounds and holes, causing significant damage.

Goblins also seem to like to eat bugs, but they also cause great damage to crops, so they are classified as pests. The marten is the natural enemy of goblins.

When Rolf was at home, he would often let a large number of martens into the vegetable garden and let them chase goblins and mice.

"I brought a marten here. I'll get one for you." In order to avoid catching the goblins with his hands, Rolf decided to donate a marten.

The twins were equally excited after hearing this, finally being able to escape the annoying work of cleaning up the goblins.

When the Weasley twins were introducing the goblins to Harry, there was a bang in the room behind them, "Back!" George said, "Dad must be back!"

Several people put down their work and hurried back through the garden to the house. As soon as they entered the house, they saw Mr. Weasley slumped on the kitchen chair, taking off his glasses and closing his eyes.

He was a thin man, slightly bald, but what little hair he had left was as red as his children's.

He was wearing a green robe and looked dusty.

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