[HP] The Last Demon King

After walking through the swamp for about 10 minutes, a stone house appeared on the side of the road. Behind the stone house, you can see the continuous roofs of tents in various shapes and styles. A man wearing Muggle clothes is standing there. The only real Muggle here - Roberts, the groundskeeper.

Before he could see what the two men approaching him looked like, Arthur had already drawn out his wand and said sharply, "Confused!"

Roberts' eyes were distracted for a moment, and then he returned to normal. Arthur said to him, "Where is the tent that Selwyn booked a week ago?"

Roberts looked at the one-line watch posted on the stone house, and then said: "Just by the woods, are you only staying for one night?"

"Yes."

"This is the floor plan of the camp." Roberts took the change Arthur handed him and gave him a drawing.

Arthur took it and turned around and left. After walking a certain distance, Arthur said: "See, you don't have to pretend to be a Muggle at all. Just a little confusion spell, and he doesn't care what you're wearing."

When he saw a luxurious tent that looked like a small palace, Arthur stopped excitedly: "I'll go say hello, you...you wait for me right here."

Arthur left Eridings to go into the tent alone, leaving Aridings standing outside and staring at the two white peacocks tied outside the tent.

If you guessed right, these are probably the two white peacocks that you saw in your dream. Their whole bodies are pure white and you can’t even see a single color in their feathers. As Riddins looked at them, they looked at Eredins with reddish eyes.

At this time Malfoy got out of the tent: "Eridins, why don't you come in?"

Seeing Eridins looking at the two white peacocks, Malfoy showed a smug expression: "This is a golden sand peacock that my father asked someone to get from Sri Lanka. They have worked hard to breed a variety of this color. My father There happened to be someone he knew there, and he got two and gave them to my mother—the only two in the whole of England."

Eridins looked at the white peacock and said nothing, at this time Arthur also got out of the tent, with Mr. Malfoy behind him.

"Then, goodbye, Arthur, I'll think about what you said," said Mr. Malfoy.

"See you tonight, Lucius," said Arthur cheerfully.

"I'll come back to you later, where is your camp?" Malfoy asked Eridins in a low voice with his back to the two adults.

"It should be the seventh tent in front." Eridins glanced at the camp plan before, and she still had some impressions.

Malfoy gave her a small nod of his head to show he remembered, and Mr. Malfoy looked at her now and said, "Goodbye, Eridins."

"Good-bye, sir," wrote Eridins.

Arthur took Eridins forward, and within a short distance, they came to their camp, which was the only open space in this area. Arthur took out his wand calmly: "The tent appears."

A minimalist black tent appeared in front of Eridings in an instant, and Eridings probably understood at this time that magic is probably not allowed here, and the organizer even asked them to dress like Muggles, that is In order not to attract the attention of Muggles, Arthur used magic to set up a tent openly, and the people around him pretended not to see it. It seems that other people were also obedient and did not strictly abide by this requirement. For example, Malfoy and Mr. Malfoy No Muggle attire, or they may have changed into their old clothes once they entered the camp.

Eridins followed Arthur into the tent. The space inside was beyond her expectation. There were three bedrooms, each bedroom had a bathroom, and there was a kitchen and dining room outside. The style of Selwyn Manor, if you don't know, you will think you are back in Selwyn Manor.

"You choose a bedroom first." Arthur said, and he put his luggage on the sofa: "The game starts at seven o'clock in the evening. You have to settle the dinner yourself. Do you have money? I will come three or ten minutes before the game starts." Pick you up, stay in the tent and don't wander around."

After Eridins nodded, he strode out of the tent.

Not long after, when night fell, Malfoy's voice sounded outside the tent: "Eridins, are you there?"

When she walked out of the bedroom, she saw Malfoy standing at the curtain of the tent and looking inside. Seeing her figure, Malfoy immediately waved to her: "Come on - I'll take you outside for a stroll. It's lively, haven't you seen it before?"

Malfoy led her up the main road surrounded by tents, surrounded by people, excited children and parents, young men and women, peddlers pushing carts full of strange things - the whole road was noisy and enthusiastic. .

"They're cheap, tasteless things, I'd never hang them on myself," Malfoy said sarcastically, as a peddler pushed a cart past, full of strings of green clover or red Necklace of roses.

Eridins walked through the crowd, listening to Malfoy's comments on the merchandise, but even so, he didn't buy less because of it, and his pockets were quickly full of gadgets, Eridings bought a copy of the game instructions, and before passing by a bakery stand that was bigger than a washbasin, Eridings paid for one.

"What are you buying this for?" Malfoy said suspiciously.

"Bulgaria or Ireland?" asks the vendor, whose loaf of bread comes in red and green, with the initials of each team printed on it.

"Ireland." Malfoy answered quickly at this time.

It was only when Aridins held the big loaf in her arms that she had time to answer Malfoy: "Dinner."

Malfoy opened his eyes wide, as if listening to something incredible: "Are you alone? Where's your uncle?"

"Let me figure it out myself."

Malfoy looked at her sympathetically: "Is there anything else you want to eat? There are some snacks over there."

"Enough." Eridins looked at the sky and said, "I should go back."

After Eridins returned to the tent, she found a bread knife from the kitchen, cut the big bread in half, saved one half, and used the other half for tonight's dinner.

If nothing else, tomorrow morning's breakfast will be the other half, Eredins thought.

In the small palace of the Malfoy family, Draco was looking at the beautiful grand grandfather clock. The time on it pointed to 05:30, half an hour before the usual dinner time of the Malfoy family.

"Um, Dad, when are we having dinner?" Draco asked.

"Ten minutes later." Lucius read the newspaper without looking up.

"There are snacks here if you're hungry, Xiaolong." Narcissa looked at Draco with concern.

Draco stopped talking, but he didn't go to get a snack either. He squirmed restlessly on the sofa, and his eyes drifted to the grandfather clock again.

"That's right, Papa, you said you wanted me to befriend Eredins..."

"It's a show of favor." Lucius looked at the newspaper and corrected.

"I heard that she has no place to have dinner tonight. If we give her a little help at this time, she will definitely be more fond of us, so, I wonder if I can..." Draco finished in one breath, expecting Looking at Lucius.

Lucius closed the newspaper and looked at Draco expressionlessly: "There is no need to increase her favor towards us, as I said, you only need to be nice to her and make friends with her, not necessarily good friends , let alone a girlfriend."

Malfoy stuck in his throat, and immediately retorted: "She's not my girlfriend!"

"I know, that's why I allow you to have close contact with her." Lucius used the accent on the word "close", and his eyes fell on Draco coldly: "But that's just your personal Behavior has nothing to do with the Malfoy family, do you understand?"

Draco scrunched his face and said nothing.

"I hope you will take my words to heart. Before I figure out her value, don't make any changes in your relationship. This is an order." Lucius stared at Draco sternly.

"Oh." Draco replied absently.

Aridins waited until six forty-five when Arthur arrived late, and he led her through a wood, surrounded by people, laughter and shouts, and Eridens walked here. It was almost impossible to breathe in the crowded sea of ​​people.

After walking out of the woods, the shadow of a huge gymnasium shrouded the sea of ​​people, and Arthur stopped and led Eridins towards the nearest entrance.

"First class ticket, box on the top floor." The witch at the door said to Arthur coldly.

The stairs were covered with a purple carpet, and Eridins followed Arthur up the stairs, to the box on the top floor, where there were about twenty purple and gilt seats, and it looked directly at the golden goalposts, It is the best viewing position in the entire stadium.

There were already many people in the box, but Arthur only nodded to a few of them, including the Malfoys, and when he swept up to the Weasleys, he visibly frowned in disgust and surprise, his His lips twisted, and then he sat down in his seat with a cold face.

Eridins' gaze was slightly diverted after connecting with Potter, and Potter and Granger also followed the Weasleys to watch the World Cup.

Eridings sat down beside Arthur: "Has our family always got first-class tickets?" Eridings asked in small words.

"No, it was still a second-class ticket eight years ago." Arthur said: "The influence of Selwyn has grown in recent years, so we can get the first-class ticket." His face suddenly became gloomy: "... …but what makes Weasley sit in the same room with us? With his yard full of goblins or his benevolent love of Muggles and Mudbloods?"