Hogwarts Card Drawer

Harry wanted to ask what is the Order of the Phoenix, but Moody interrupted his thoughts roughly.

Moody pushed Harry behind and shouted, "Come here." Harry walked up the old steps, staring at the new door. Its black paint is ragged and scratched. The silver door handle has been twisted into a snake shape.

There is neither a keyhole nor a mailbox on the gate. Lupin took out his wand and knocked on the door once. Harry heard a loud, metallic click from the door, which sounded like a metal chain. The door creaked open.

"Go in, Harry," Lupin whispered, "but don't go too deep and don't touch anything."

Four Chapter 12 Grimandy Street Full Text

Chapter 4 The full text of 12 Grimandy Street

"What's so-and-so instruction—?" Harry began to ask.

"Not here, boy!" Moody called, "until we get in." He took the parchment out of Harry's hand and set it alight with his wand. When the note curled in the flames and floated to the ground, Harry looked at the surrounding houses again. They were standing outside the 11th. He saw that the left was No. 10, and then he looked at the right, but it was No. 13.

"But where is—"

"Try to remember what you just remembered," Lupin said calmly.

Harry began to think about it. Soon he arrived at 12 Grimandy Street. Except for a knocked door that now appeared between 11 and 13, the rest were dirty exterior walls and Dirty windows. No matter which way these things are viewed from outside, they seem to be extra parts of another family. Harry yawned at it. The speakers in the house of Room 11 rumbling. Obviously the Muggles living in it couldn't feel anything.

Moody pushed Harry behind and shouted, "Come here." Harry walked up the old steps, staring at the new door. Its black paint is ragged and scratched. The silver door handle has been twisted into a snake shape. There is neither a keyhole nor a mailbox on the gate. Lupin took out his wand and knocked on the door once. Harry heard a loud, metallic click from the door, which sounded like a metal chain. The door creaked open.

"Go in, Harry," Lupin whispered, "but don't go too deep and don't touch anything."

Harry walked into the almost completely dark hall. He could smell a damp and dusty smell with a mixture of fusty sweetness. This place felt like an abandoned building.

He looked back from his shoulder, and the others followed him neatly, Lupin and Tonks holding his suitcase and Hedwig's cage in their hands.

Moody was standing on the top step and was using the lighter to restore the extinguished street lamp outside. The light flew back into the bulb. Before Moody limped in and closed the door, the small square immediately Shrouded in an orange light again, and Moody had closed the door, so the hall became completely dark.

"Listen, everyone, when I give you a little light, everyone stand still," Moody whispered. The silence of the others gave Harry a weird hunch, as if they had entered a dying man's room.

He heard a soft hissing sound, and then all the old-fashioned steam lamps on the walls lit up, casting a very unstable light on the mottled wallpaper and illuminating a shabby carpet. Yes, a long and dark corridor. On the top of the corridor, there is a tree-shaped decorative lamp covered with spider webs flickering, and there are portraits that have been blackened in the ages hanging on the winding walls.

Harry heard something opening a valve on the skirting board behind him. Whether it's the tree-shaped decorative lamp or the candelabra placed on a rickety table nearby, its shape is like a large poisonous snake.

There was a rush of footsteps in the distance, and Ron's mother, Mrs. Weasley, appeared from behind a door at the end of the hall. Her face was filled with welcome joy and hurried to Harry, but Harry found that she was thinner and paler than the last time she saw her.

"Oh, Harry, it's nice to meet you!" She whispered and gave Harry a hug that almost cut off his ribs, then grabbed his arm and checked critically. "You look thinner. You need to strengthen your nutrition, but I'm afraid you will have to wait for dinner."

She turned to the gang of wizards behind Harry and said quietly and eagerly: "He has just arrived, and the meeting has begun." The wizards behind Harry made a noise of interest and excitement, and they lined up neatly. Harry walked to the door where Mrs. Weasley had just appeared. Harry wanted to keep up with Lupin, but Mrs. Weasley pulled him back.

"No~www.readwn.com~ Harry, this meeting can only be attended by ordered members. Ron and Hermione are upstairs, you can wait for them until the meeting is over, and then we will have dinner. Try to keep it down in the lobby. Voice," she added in an eager whisper at last.

"why?"

While Harry was still recounting the old with his long-lost partner, Cronos' body training had also come to a crucial step.

The eleven stars have been completely lit up, and Chronos only needs to wait until the final trend to appear before sending the sage stone and soul fragments in.

Cronos now has layers of thin men on his face. He thought it was too hot for Minghuo. In fact, Minghuo was not warm at all.

"It's now!" Chronos' pupils shrank slightly, he immediately threw the contents in his hand into the underworld, and then immediately drew out his wand.

"Soul birth! To give you life, soul, thinking, consciousness and freedom in the name of Kronos Slughorn requires absolute loyalty to the creator."

Koronos took out his tan wand and pointed it at the flame above the candle. A white soft light was pulled out from the front end of the wand, and then wrapped around the flame. It was stored in the wand of Koronos. A part of one's soul is imprinted, this thing can ensure that oneself will not be turned back by the artificial man created by oneself.

As the soul surrounded the flame, the flame also began to grow bigger and bigger, and the soul became smaller and smaller, as if the fuel had been sucked away by the flame.

Until the flame became the size of a basketball, it simply broke away from the burning of the magic circle, and could float directly in the air and never extinguished.