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Probably his wife is related to him, Tria thought uncertainly.

But the more important thing at the moment is to take Harry away, Tria ordered Dobby sternly (she had read in the book that house elves are very fond of this):

"I'm going to take Harry away, you go home and talk about it later."

The elves are often unable to refuse any orders from the master.

Dobby was no exception.

But he didn't leave, he just tormented himself more and more. Tria couldn't stand it anymore, so she simply added another spell to imprison Dobby's hands.

"Neither Harry Potter nor Miss Tria can go back to Hogwarts!"

The helpless elf kept shedding tears.

"There's a conspiracy. The scariest thing to happen to Hogwarts this year."

Dobby trembled all over, he didn't know whether it was because he thought of something terrible or because he told a secret that shouldn't be said.

"There is nothing more terrifying than being here."

Harry said firmly.

Dobby was about to pass out, and Harry's reaction made him feel irrefutable.

"Harry's safety will be taken care of."

Tria comforted the broken house-elf.

"You must immediately return to where you are supposed to be and stop harassing Harry."

House-elves couldn't refuse a wizard's orders, especially since Tria seemed to have even a little connection to Dobby's home.

Even though Dobby was reluctant, there was no way to refuse. He hung his head on his chest, trying to refute, but he still didn't speak.

Tria didn't want to really make the little guy worry about Harry all the time. She undid the levitation spell and patted Dobby on the head.

"Harry will be fine. I won't let Voldemort hurt him. My teachers are great."

Dobby began to cry again:

"Even a man as great as Dumbledore would not know of some evil magic...."

Tria smiled:

"Perhaps you know Gellert Grindelwald?"

Under Harry's puzzled gaze, Dobby fell silent, and after a while he took out a stack of letters and a gift in a small box from his pillowcase clothes—the letters sent to Harry by his friends, and A gift that Ria brought back from Germany.

"Mr. Harry Potter . . . happy life at Hogwarts."

Dobby bowed respectfully to both of them, then disappeared with a snap.

Harry was completely bewildered.

"Is his attitude changing a little too quickly?"

Tria kept smiling, it was normal for Harry not to know Grindelwald, and she had no intention of explaining.

"Go and get your things first."

Changing the subject was extremely effective, and Harry acted immediately, opening the door to observe the situation below.

The Dursleys and their guests were enjoying dinner at a table so piled high with exaggerated meals that it was not easy to sneak under.

Harry and Tria successfully got back Harry's wand and Nimbus 2000. After Harry left a perfunctory note, the speeding car drove back to the Burrow.

As for the reaction of the Dursleys when they found out that Harry had disappeared, who cares.

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The time at The Burrow really passed quickly, and it was time for school to start in a blink of an eye.

One week after Harry's birthday, Tria was taken back to her new home at No. 57 Regent Street by her missing brother. favorite style.

The whole house is covered with soft carpets. In the living room on the first floor, there is a large floor-to-ceiling window.

Soft pillows and velvet blankets are scattered on the sofa, allowing Triya to take a nap in the sun on the sofa.

The first thing Tria did when she returned to her home was to get rid of Mr. Weasley and go to the Ministry of Magic to apply for a Floo network link with the Burrow. As long as she wanted to, she could go to the Burrow with her friends in a few seconds. Play.

Triya felt that she was really the happiest in the world.

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The list of books sent by Hogwarts this year is ridiculously long, and there are 7 novels by Gilderoy Lockhart alone.

"Why use novels as teaching materials?"

Triya took her brother by the hand and studied the book list in her hand.

The siblings were standing in front of Gringotts with the Hermione family, waiting for the Weasleys and Harry, who had agreed to go shopping for Hogwarts together today.

It was already half an hour late when Mrs. Weasley led a group of children to assemble. That guy Harry seemed to say the wrong location when using Floo powder, which made it easy for everyone in the Weasley family to find it.

The rushing Mrs. Weasley heard Tria's question right away, her eyes lit up, and she hurriedly answered without even breathing.

"Gilderoy Lockhart is a very powerful wizard, and he can learn a lot from his book."

Mrs. Weasley's face was even stained with a thin layer of red, and she didn't know whether it was because she was tired from running or what.

Triya nodded thoughtfully, and the three families entered Gringotts together.

Hermione and the others stayed on the ground. They originally planned to exchange some Galleons with the goblins with pounds sterling, but they were cut off by Ancasia. When exchanging pounds, I was cheated a lot.

So this time Ancasia simply left out the middleman and exchanged pounds with Hermione and the others at an exchange rate 15.00% higher than that of the goblins.

And Harry and the Weasley family had to go to the treasury to withdraw some money. Under Ron's leak, half of the twins' income last semester was forced to confiscate, so the Weasley children can all use brand new money this year. Books and robes.

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A group of people crowded and walked all over Diagon Alley. Everyone bought what they needed. The last stop was Lihen Bookstore. Of course, the heaviest books had to be saved until the last.

The number of people in Lihen Bookstore was beyond imagination, Triya glanced at it from a distance, and a huge banner was pulled out in front of the window on the second floor of the store:

【Gilderoy Lockhart

autobiography for sale

"I Can Magic"

12:30-4:30 pm today]

At this time, the signing session had already started, and countless witches lined up in a long, crooked line. Most of them were about the same age as Mrs. Weasley, and their heads filled the entire bookstore. place.

"sky--"

Triya's eyes widened, a little unsure if she should squeeze in to buy a book.

Mrs. Weasley has already entered the queue, and she is still greeting a few people:

"Quickly line up, Gilderoy Lockhart doesn't hold autographs very often."

Triya shook her head and took two steps back. Such a long queue would take at least two hours to get their turn.

Hermione, on the other hand, was very interested in joining the team.

"Almost all the books on the list are written by him!"

Triya didn't understand their enthusiasm, thinking about how to buy the book quickly and leave here.

The children of the Weasley family also squeezed into the crowd, not to queue, but to grab textbooks.