[HP] The Last Demon King

"Didn't you bring your owl?" Arthur asked as they walked out of the station.

Eridins shook her head.

"You should keep an eye on it," Arthur said. "It can talk, which means it can reveal your secrets to others. Is it loyal?"

"Not so much," wrote Eridins.

"Then you should keep an eye on it, or kill it." Arthur said.

The two walked to a place where "Apparition Place" was written. There were many wizards who were about to apparate or had already started apparating. Arthur held out his hand to Eridins: "Come on, pull me."

Eridins held Arthur, she felt the scene around her swirl, and a strong sense of oppression hit her, and after a few seconds, she felt her feet touch the ground again, and Selwyn Manor was right next to her. in front of you.

Arthur tapped on the door with his wand, and the door opened automatically on both sides, and Arthur walked in first.

Eridings walked into the manor together behind him, and when she opened the door of the mansion, Eridings clearly heard Arthur mutter behind him: "Damn——"

Arnold was sitting on the sofa in the living room, holding a newspaper in his hand. He glanced at Eridins, and then turned his gaze to Arthur next to him: "Did I ask you to escape the blind date and pick up Eridens?"

"How many times have I told you that I'm not married!" Arthur almost roared.

"I've told you many times too," Arnold said with the same calm face as the previous sentence: "You must get married."

The door slammed shut behind Eredines, and Arthur pushed Eredins out, "Selwyn has no shortage of heirs!"

"Oh? Really?" Arnold closed the newspaper and put it on the table. "I remember you didn't even want to give her the surname Selwyn before."

"That was before." Arthur blushed, and he shaved off the stubble, making it impossible to hide the change in his face, "I didn't know she was the child of the Dark Lord... By the way, in the final analysis it is It's not because you kept it from me! You haven't told me what's going on until now!"

Arnold did not respond to his question, "She is a mixed blood, you should produce a pure blood for the family."

Eridins glanced at Arthur, and he was indeed taken away from the direction of the conversation by Arnold's words, "But she has the blood of Selwin and Slytherin!"

"That's still a hybrid," Arnold said calmly.

Arthur was choked speechless by him, and ran out with his only wit: "Do you dare to say that to the Dark Lord? You despise his daughter as a half-breed?!"

Arnold let out a small snort that sounded half mocking and half pity, as if it was a poor little dog in front of him.

"I tell you, I won't get married anyway! Don't try to make me a dog!" Arthur roared. "Why don't you get married yourself!"

"I like men," Arnold said.

Arnold had already dragged her luggage to the stairs, but she couldn't help but look back at this moment. The expression on Arnold's face was as calm as if he said, "Today I want to eat applewood smoked grilled wings."

"What?" Arthur dug his ears blankly.

"I like men, understand?" Arnold stood up from the sofa, and Arthur took a very large step back with a horrified expression on his face.

"It seems that you understand." Arnold laughed coldly, "So this matter is up to you, and I will arrange a blind date for you the day after tomorrow. If you run away again--okay, I won't force you If you're on a blind date, I'll tie you up to someone else's bed."

Arthur still had a frightened and dull expression on his face, as if he hadn't recovered from the huge fright.

"How long are you going to stand there?" Arnold looked coldly at Eridins beside the stairs.

Eridins dragged her luggage back to her room. Poor Arthur, in fact, his IQ is not low, but in front of Arnold, he looks like an imbecile.

As soon as Eridins closed the door, there was a bang, and Kreacher said sadly and indignantly, "Miss is so pitiful! They thought she was a half-breed!"

"It doesn't matter." Eridins waved her wand, and a small room exactly like the Slytherin dormitory appeared in the corner.

"Miss..." Kreacher's eyes, like two big light bulbs, became moist again. "How much Kreacher hopes that the current owner is the little lady, not that annoying and depraved young master!"

Eridins smiled, "You have to be careful not to be discovered by others when you are here."

"Kreacher knows." The elf nodded with tears in his eyes. "Kreacher doesn't cause trouble for the little lady." After saying that, it took out a box, "This is something the hostess asked me to give to the little lady."

Eridins took it and opened it, and saw that there were some small things inside, including an Order of Merlin, and a stack of yellowed letters, with "To Anna Selwyn" written on the top.

At the bottom of the box was an ancient key, which Aridins believed to be the key to Gringotts that Mrs. Black had said was her payback for being a good granddaughter.

Eridings waved her wand, and the things in the suitcase flew out by themselves and returned to where they should be. Eridings walked to the window, and the sky outside was so dark that the gate of the manor could not be seen clearly. Nong Nong, Eridins turned around and looked at the elf: "When are Potter and the others going to leave?"

"Early tomorrow morning, Miss." Kreacher replied respectfully.

Eridins looked out of the window again, and Kreacher said suddenly and quickly, "Someone is coming, Miss." He pointed his finger in the direction of the hut, and the hut disappeared, and then he himself disappeared into the window. in the bedroom.

There was a knock on the door, and Arnold's serious voice sounded outside the door: "Eridins, the Dark Lord wants to summon you."

Aridins opened the door without any surprise: "Let's go."

Arnold led Eridens downstairs, and Arthur walked over from the living room with an excited and proud face: "He will summon you as soon as you come back! The Dark Lord values ​​you very much, Eridins!"

"Are you going too?" Arnold glanced at Arthur.

"Of course!" Arthur's expression turned defensive, and he stepped back stiffly, as if he would lose his virginity at any moment.

Arnold looked at Arthur's actions with a sneer, and said, "It's up to you."

The three of them apparated again, and Aeritins stepped into the mansion where Voldemort was temporarily staying for the second time. Unlike the last time, this time the mansion was full of Death Eaters coming and going. Ridings would bow down respectfully to salute and get out of the way.

"It feels good, doesn't it? Your father brought it all, he was the greatest man of this century." Arthur whispered in Eridins' ear.

The sneer on Arnold's face grew heavier.

Walking to a massive door decorated with skulls, Arnold knocked on the door knocker, and then a Death Eater came to open the door for them - it was Wormtail.

"Come in." Wormtail glanced at the three of Eridins, then turned and walked back. Eridins saw Voldemort sitting on the high platform last time, looking at them proudly and indifferently.