Mysterious Walker at Hogwarts

He couldn't think of a suitable solution for a while, and he would dream about the prophecy that his hand would be cut off for several days in a row, which made Dean feel very anxious. His negative emotions inevitably affected several people in the same dormitory. Roommates.

Everyone saw the "passion trouble" that Dean encountered, and Seamus felt very guilty about it. He did not expect that his quick talk would cause Dean so much trouble.

Whenever Seamus mustered up the courage to apologize to Dean, he was frightened back by Dean's manic eyes, fearing that he would be beaten violently by Dean - Malfoy and others had exaggerated the power of Dean's fists. The whole school knew that Dean's punch was rumored to be as powerful as a giant's.

It's hard to say whether the Gryffindors' enthusiasm for Dean is also due to this factor. There is no doubt that Dean's violent beating of the Slytherin brat on the Hogwarts Express won the Gryffindors huge admiration. Good impression.

Dean worried about getting the approval slip to enter the restricted area of ​​the library for a long time, until one day, Neville received a memory ball from Mrs. Longbottom, which inspired him.

Neville's memory ball was sent by an owl during breakfast one day.

Seeing the long-lost owl express, Dean suddenly thought that it had been a long time since he had seen his owl "Alfie".

It was obvious that he was not a competent owner. He had never paid attention to his pet since he sent Alfie to deliver a safe letter to Knightley at the beginning of the school year.

Dean couldn't help but feel ashamed. He suddenly remembered Alfie because the Owl Express had inspired him - it seemed that he had forgotten to return the pipe wand to Mundungus.

His original promise was to return the pipe and wand to Mundungus as soon as he arrived at Hogwarts successfully after school started, but a series of bad things happened that made Dean forget it - he would never admit that he did it on purpose.

I don’t know how Mundungus survived this period of time. Now that Dean has remembered this incident, it is obviously unreasonable not to return the pipe and wand. After all, there is still an unbreakable oath between the two of them, and Dean can’t do it. It's too much.

However - Dean still hasn't given up the idea of ​​balding Mundungus. It seems that the problem he is facing can be solved by Mundungus.

Dean believed that with Mundungus's connections, he must have more or less friendships with the professors at Hogwarts, so it shouldn't be difficult to get an approval note to go to the restricted area of ​​the library.

Even if he goes to ask Snape again, as long as Dean doesn't speak to Snape himself, no one else will suspect anything.

Dean was not at all worried that Mundungus would not give in. The pipe wand was still in his hand, and according to the Unbreakable Oath, Mundungus was bound to help him when necessary.

Dean felt that his request was absolutely reasonable, and Mundungus had no reason to refuse in order to get the wand as soon as possible.

Thinking of this, Dean immediately set off to the Owlery to send a letter to Mundungus.

The Owlery is located on the topmost floor of the west tower.

Dean walked from the bottom of the eight-story west tower through a narrow spiral staircase to the owl hut leading to the top - Dean reached his destination easily and proved with practical actions that he was not really a real person. Lu Chi, it's a pity that no one noticed his actions at all.

The windows of the owl hut are not equipped with glass to facilitate the entry and exit of the owls. Even if the sun is shining outside, the hut is still very cold.

The shack smelled bad, and the floor was littered with straw, owl droppings, and rat bones regurgitated by owls.

There were hundreds of owls on the topmost branch. Seeing Dean's arrival, many owls immediately flew down and stopped next to him and stretched out their right legs, hoping to get Dean's mission.

Dean did not do this, but looked for his Alfie among the owls.

Dean was sure that if he dared to hand over the task of sending letters to others in front of Alfie, he would lose his pet forever.

Dean held his nose and walked deep into the shed, only to find Alfie standing on a perch near the window looking out, not even looking at Dean.

There was no doubt that Alfie did it on purpose - all the owls in the shed were looking at Dean with their heads tilted, except Alfie.

Dean laughed along with him, took out a few owl nuts and leaned over: "Alfie? I know you are angry. Didn't I come to see you?"

Alfie hid aside in disgust, obviously not calming down.

"I promise to come to you often to send letters. How about at least one letter a week?" Dean knew that for owls, not allowing them to send letters would be the greatest insult, as it would make them look very useless.

Alfie turned her head arrogantly and blinked twice. The meaning was very clear: not once, at least twice!

"Deal!" Dean said cheerfully. He decided to increase the frequency of reporting to Knightley that she was safe. The little girl must be very happy.

Alfie reluctantly stretched out her right leg towards Dean.

Dean tied up the letter he had already written and said, "Alfie, send the letter to Mundungus. You should be very familiar with him."

Alfie rolled her eyes at Dean angrily. Apart from Knightley, Mundungus was the person Dean contacted the most diligently. Alfie had to deal with Mundungus a lot during the summer vacation.

To be honest, Alfie really liked seeing Mundungus gritting his teeth in anger but helpless after receiving Dean's letter.

Alfie stretched out her beak and pecked a few owl nuts, then flapped her wings and flew away from the owl hut.

On this day, Mundungus, who was eagerly waiting for Dean to keep his promise and return the wand, was drowning his sorrows in the Leaky Cauldron. It was almost the end of September, and there was still no news from Dean. Mundungus was living like a year. Very anxious.

In view of the many hidden losses he suffered at the hands of Dean, Mundungus did not dare to write a letter to urge Dean - bound by the unbreakable oath, Mundungus was really afraid that something would happen to Dean and he would have to execute the evil plan. idea.

During the summer vacation, Dean asked Mundungus to buy Hogwarts Express train tickets and exchange Galleons for him, and Mundungus did it easily. It was not very difficult anyway.

But Mundungus was very aware of Dean's vindictive mentality, and the matter of him and Bok colluding to scare Dean with the portkey did not end.

After such a long time passed, Mundungus gradually came back to his senses. He very much doubted whether the original confusion spell and oblivion spell really took effect on Dean.

If Dean really knew what they were doing to him, he would definitely teach Mundungus a lesson he will never forget.

This disturbing idea gradually took root in Mundungus's mind. Seeing that September was about to pass, Dean still showed no sign of returning the wand, which seemed to further confirm Mundungus' suspicion.

Mundungus even had the idea of ​​​​smuggling abroad, and was going to find another wand-making master Grigovitch to buy a new wand.