Ancient wizards return to Hogwarts.

"Les, you-" After separating from Ron, Daphne couldn't wait to ask Les what he thought.

She wanted to know why Les had to pay for Ron's rat.

If it were her, the moment she found out that Ron's pet was a mouse, the first thing she would have thought of would never have been to buy it. Instead, she would have tried to remember whether her belongings had been touched by Ron. , and secretly reminded himself never to take food from Ron's hand in the future.

Astoria also wanted to know why, so she stood aside quietly and observed the mouse.

It seemed that Astoria didn't find anything unusual. Suddenly, she had an idea and chose to use the method that Rice taught her, observing the mouse from the perspective of magic flow, and she immediately discovered something was wrong.

The magic power fluctuations in this mouse are too strong!

Astoria immediately understood why Les wanted to buy the mouse. It was indeed unusual.

Seeing the curious look in Daphne's eyes, Les sighed and interrupted her.

Banban couldn't help feeling ecstatic: he could sneak into the Greengrass family!

Banban heard the words of the three, but did not understand a single word. He raised his head and looked at the three of them with his small black bean-like eyes, trying to find something from their expressions.

"Your sister is weak, so I'm a little worried about running out like this. And Les, he is really..." At this point, Mr. Henry couldn't help but be speechless.

After being stuffed in, Banban noticed something was wrong: Is this cage a little too small? He couldn't even turn around, but it was too late to regret it. Once he was inside, Rice locked the cage door to make sure he couldn't escape. He even covered the cage with a layer of black cloth, wrapping it so tightly that not even a ray of light could penetrate.

He didn't know how to describe this "kid".

He is a little too abnormal. Whether it is the various treasures he carries, his extraordinary talent in potions, or the legacy of those ancient wizards, these things are incompatible with his identity.

Daphne was not aware of the hidden emotions in her father's heart. Seeing that he was still talking about her sister's health, she directly dropped a bombshell: "Dad, Astoria's illness has been cured!"

Unlike young Daphne and Astoria, Mr. Henry had long sensed something was wrong with Les.

Henry:! ! ! ! !

"What?" Henry thought there was something wrong with his ears for a while, until his eldest daughter repeated it again.

The unhappiness that had just occurred in his heart was instantly thrown out of his mind. Although his body was at King's Cross Station, his heart had already flown to Greengrass Manor.

Not to mention the information about the Greengrass family and the outside world, there was not even a ray of sunshine outside.

Daphne:!

He turned back sharply and stared directly into his little daughter's face.

Seeing Scabbers looking up at him, Les's lips raised slightly: "Okay, let's put our new pet into a cage and then keep it at your house first. Is that okay, Daphne?"

Banban was sent to Greengrass Manor in this way. After arriving at the manor, he did not get the freedom he expected. Instead, he was locked in a small room without windows and was strictly guarded.

Much of Mr. Henry's uneasiness stems from the fear of owing too many favors and not knowing how to repay them. Sometimes it even makes him unable to sleep well.

These things made Mr. Henry a little uneasy, but only a little. Because Les Lint has always shown great kindness to his family, it is so good that Mr. Henry is a little confused: Is it because his ancestors have accumulated virtue? Why was Les Lint so willing to help him?

At first, he just sold medicinal materials to himself, but later he simply took over his daughter's treatment. It is said that he also taught his daughter many ancient magic spells. In the end, he even gave himself the treasure "Slytherin's Suicide Note".

Eighty-nine. Two-one-three. Two-two-eight. Two-forty-eight.

Daphne had a little difficulty convincing Mr. Henry, who was still a little uneasy about the children.

"Of course, it's exactly what I want." Daphne agreed.

Just when he was in high spirits, he felt a huge force coming from his tail, and then his body lightened up and he was lifted up smoothly.

He shuddered involuntarily and looked away.

"Daphne, think more when you encounter something, observe more when you see something, and apply what you learn to your life."

In other words, his little daughter has completely recovered? !

Thinking of this, an uncontrollable joy filled his mind, making his eyes wet.

Indeed, it was more rosy than he remembered, but he originally thought it was the potion prepared by Les that had an effect. He never dreamed that this disease would be cured!

Henry dared to bet all his wealth that Les Lint was no ordinary child. He had a big secret.

This just doesn't make sense. In other words, he was a little too good.

Then he saw Les's eyes. Those black eyes reminded him of an old friend, giving him a sense of familiarity that he hated.

Since discovering the problem with his daughter, he has suffered more than he has ever experienced in his life, and the feeling is really hard to describe.

After the initial panic, Scabbers regained his composure - a situation he was all too familiar with as a mouse, and the little wizard named Les lifted himself up by his tail.

Daphne was puzzled by Les' words, and it took her a while to react. After doing the same thing as her sister, Daphne also discovered the extraordinary magic power of Scabbers.

Feeling that he had been deceived, Banban cursed in his heart, but could not change his situation at all. He began to miss Ron, where at least he could move around freely.

After Les put Scabbers under house arrest, he lived in Greengrass Manor.

Mr. Henry's first reaction was: Could it be fake? Like that liar Damocles?

Then he put this unreliable idea out of his mind. Although he could not cure his daughter's disease, he still had ways to judge whether she was cured or not. That Les would not use such despicable means to deceive them.

He also asked someone to investigate Les Lint, and was shocked to find that this child seemed to appear out of thin air. The "distant cousin" Lupet he spoke of couldn't possibly be half a Galleung related to him - that is, she was a down-and-out werewolf, and there was no Lint family among her relatives.

"I'm going to see Les." Mr. Henry made his decision.

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The second update is coming, the next update will be a little later.