All things are three at Hogwarts

Afterwards, Allen's life in Egypt was undoubtedly very relaxed and enjoyable.

What happened in the crypt became more and more bizarre as Ron told him about it.

At first, Mr. Weasley and the others were very willing to listen and pressed for details.

But later, when Ron's words were different every time, no one wanted to sit there and listen to his self-bragging.

Led by Bill, they visited all the ancient tombs that were allowed to be entered.

However, something as bizarre as falling into the crypt never happened again.

The magic that the ancient Egyptian wizards cast on the ancient tombs was very magical, which opened their eyes to Allen and the others.

"It's indeed magical, but in terms of horror, it's not as scary as the resurrected mummies we've seen before!" Ron couldn't help but compare.

"There are still as many mummies as an army!" George and Fred laughed, gesticulating not far from Percy.

Speaking of Percy, he has been very high-spirited recently and looks particularly smug.

He will be in his seventh-grade graduating class this year. Of course, this isn't the thing he's most proud of.

Much to Percy's delight, he received his appointment as Head Boy of Hogwarts.

Therefore, during his actions, he always acted like he was an important person.

"Now, I can control you."

Before going out for an outing, Percy proudly said this when passing Allen.

This simply confused Alan, and he watched Percy swaggering out of the door inexplicably.

"He's talking about what happened last semester." Ron walked to Allen's side with an expression that showed he had understood everything.

After Ron's reminder, Alan finally remembered that he had indeed contradicted Percy and said that "Percy has nothing to do with Ravenclaw."

"I didn't expect him to care so much that he remembered it until now." Allen shrugged, patted the non-existent dust on his body, and walked out the door casually.

"Hurry, hurry, the Daily Prophet's reporter in Egypt is going to interview us today." Mr. Weasley urged.

Although the heat was unbearable, a group of ten people stood in front of the tall pyramid and allowed reporters to take photos. They all smiled with joy.

The short, chubby Mrs. Weasley, the tall, bald Mr. Weasley, and their six children with fiery red hair were all waving their hands toward the camera.

George and Fred were also making all kinds of funny faces, making the reporters leaning forward and backward, and many of the shots taken were shaky.

Ron, a tall, lanky, clumsy man, stood in the center, with his pet rat Scabbers on his shoulders and an arm around his sister Ginny.

Percy wore a handsome Turkish hat over his neatly mussed hair, with the President's badge pinned to it, and his horn-framed glasses sparkled in the Egyptian sun.

The most eye-catching one is Allen. Among the red hair, his blond hair is particularly dazzling.

He had his hands in his trouser pockets, his expression was relaxed and comfortable, and he smiled gently, making people fall in love with him as soon as they saw him.

The photojournalist was obviously very fond of Allen, a handsome young man, and specially developed several copies of the photos and gave them to Allen.

Ginny cried profusely when visiting the last tomb.

Because Mrs. Weasley would not allow her to visit under any circumstances.

Ellen believes her decision was undoubtedly the right one.

The tomb was filled with grotesque corpses, including human heads and animal bodies, animal heads and human bodies, and skeletons with two heads...

"These are Muggles who broke in without permission." Bill explained, glancing at Alan without leaving a trace.

Even Allen, who had seen densely packed mummies, found this scene very tragic.

In contrast, Nancy, who was cast under a bad luck spell by George and Fred, should be considered very lucky.

If she hadn't met Allen and Ron, perhaps her bones would have been buried in the dark underground tomb.

When leaving the tomb, Ron discovered that Percy was missing.

He thought of his own experience with Alan and immediately informed Mr. Weasley and Bill.

"Percy, how could it be?" Mr. Weasley couldn't believe that his best son would disappear for no reason.

Bill glanced at the twin brothers who were hiding aside and smiling playfully.

Then, Bill strode back, followed quickly by Mr. Weasley, returning to the tomb he had just left.

George and Fred winked at each other and quietly hid behind.

But it was in vain, Mrs. Weasley stood behind them at some point.

"George, Fred, are you teasing Percy again?" Mrs. Weasley stood on her waist, angrily.

"how come?"

"of course not."

George and Fred looked at each other, looking left and right, trying to escape around Mrs. Weasley.

Although Mrs. Weasley was fat, she was extremely nimble and grabbed them by the collar.

Ginny looked at the dejected looks of her two brothers and smiled happily.

When Mr. Weasley and Bill rushed back to the tomb, they found Alan standing in front of the tomb door, shouting something.

"Mr. Weasley, Bill, and Percy are locked in the tomb." Allen said helplessly. "When I saw it, the tomb door had been closed by George and Fred."

"Open the Alaho Hole." Mr. Weasley pulled out his wand and pointed it at the stone door.

"It's useless, Dad. Only the ancient Egyptian spell can open this door. I'm going to ask Said for help and ask him to send some people over to take a look." Bill looked at Mr. Weasley helplessly.

However, there was a banging sound coming from the tomb.

Percy's desperate, hysterical voice came out too.

"Percy, don't be afraid, hold on. I'm going to find someone for help." Bill shouted.

"It's useless. This tomb is enchanted and the people inside can't hear the sounds outside. I just tried it." Allen shook his head and said.

"Dad, don't worry, I'll find someone right away." Bill rushed out in a hurry.

Mrs. Weasley looked at the twin brothers angrily, "Are you happy that something happened to Percy?"

George and Fred didn't expect it to be like this, so they allowed Mrs. Weasley to preach, looking anxious.

Allen looked up and down around the stone door of the tomb, trying his best to recall the spell to open the door when he was in the underground tomb.

After three attempts, Allen finally said the spell in full.

The stone door of Percy's tomb chamber slowly rose, and Percy's figure appeared in everyone's sight.

His meticulously combed red hair had been rubbed like a bird's nest.

The hat with the Head Boy emblem that Percy valued so much before fell to the ground and covered a skull.

Compared to before going out, Percy was in a very embarrassed state.