Harry Potter and the Secret Treasures

Skringer made all unilateral demands, hoping that Ivan and Harry would help him create the impression that the situation was still under the control of the Ministry of Magic, but he refused to accept Ivan's advice and had nothing to exchange.

At the very least, in Ivan's view, there is nothing in the Ministry that can impress him now.

Naturally, his request could not be agreed to by Ivan, Harry or Dumbledore.

After this failed effort, Skringer tried to find out Dumbledore's plans and whereabouts, but was also rejected by Ivan and Harry, who finally left behind an assessment that Ivan and Harry were "completely Dumbledore's people” and left.

Obviously, Dumbledore and his people are part of the opposition to the Ministry of Magic in Scripture's eyes.

In a sense, “enemy”. I don't know how Skringer made this mistaken impression, but looking at him and Percy, Ivan felt that the Merlin First Order had nothing to do with himself.

The visit of Scrimgeour and Percy led to a rapid disappearance of the joy created by Christmas.

Mrs. Weasley now cries from time to time, and every little thing can cause her sadness.

Since Christmas day, when Fred, George, and Ron threw grassroots sauce on Percy's glasses and flushed her head out of the house without returning, she has been like this, no matter how much Fred, George, and Ron apologize.

She was worried about even returning to Hogwarts at the end of the holidays.

No, it seems to be the one thing that worries her the most.

“Don't cry, Mom, it's okay...” Ginny patted her back.

Mrs. Weasley held Ginny and cried on her shoulder.

“Don't worry about Percy. He's a stupid pig. He's not worth worrying about, is he?” Ron said.

Mrs. Weasley responded by holding him and sobbing harder.

Whoever it was, even outsiders like Ivan, Harry, Hermione and Elaine persuaded them to do the same.

She would hold everyone and cry for a while, then repeatedly instruct them to take good care of themselves at school.

She was just too worried, worried about everyone, and the strings were too tight.

The visit of the Minister, Mrs. Weasley's sensitive reactions and the impending holiday leave everyone in their hearts and minds.

The only consolation was Sirius' letter, which was only delivered on the New Year's Day by a tired choking owl.

In his letter, he gave a brief account of recent developments because of the need for secrecy, which was not very detailed, but it was clear from the narrative that "Raven's Claw” was difficult to deal with and that his actions related to defeating Voldemort were a matter of great importance.

More precisely, it has to do with understanding and defeating evil gods.

Ivan has some doubts about this big thing. What exactly did Sirius find?

The letter did not say that Sirius could not be questioned for a short time.

Guess we'll have to ask Dumbledore.

In addition, Sirius does not appear to intend to return to England in the short term, which is also required by Dumbledore.

In his letter he asked if everyone liked his Christmas gift, which he had booked a few months ago...

In the last few days of the holiday, the topic focused on the Elvish Home and the big things Sirius was doing.

One evening after New Year's Eve, Ivan, Harry, Hermione, Ron, Elaine and Ginny lined up by the kitchen stove to return to Hogwarts.

The Ministry of Magic has arranged a one-time fly-through connection to allow students to return to school quickly and safely.

Only Mrs. Weasley will take them, and Mr. Weasley, Fred, George, Bill and Floon will all be working.

When she said goodbye, she wept again, embracing each person one by one, and ordered with reluctance.

Even Elaine, who just met, said a lot here.

In Mrs. Weasley's view, Elaine's biggest problem at the moment is too thin. She doesn't care if Elaine is a vampire or not. Anyway, she has a bad habit of drinking dragon blood. On this Christmas holiday, at Mrs. Weasley's strong request, she has developed a habit of drinking milk before going to bed.

Of course, the milk still needs a little blood to match her taste before it can be drunk...

But that's not dragon blood.

Elaine says dragon blood is food and contains too much magic to drink well before bed, so alternatives must be available.

But why would this alternative be Ivan's blood?

Evan asked, Elaine's answer was, first, that she had no interest in the blood of other animals; secondly, that there was no magic in his blood and there was no need to worry about indigestible problems; and lastly, the taste, which she loved very much and which Ivan could not refute.

She has missed his taste since the last night when she bit him in the bed.

Ivan wondered if she would agree to Mrs. Weasley's request to have a glass of milk every night, or if it was just a ghost idea with his blood on it?

To prevent a sudden attack on himself, Ivan finally promised to add a drop of blood to Elaine's milk every night.

This blood donation is nothing to him, but it feels strange. It's like he's really raising a vampire, and although he's been raising one for a long time, buying dragon blood with Kingalon and feeding it with his own blood are totally two senses, okay?!

But if you don't give a little blood, you don't support Elaine drinking milk. Beyond that, watch out for her attacks. Elaine wouldn't really bite Ivan's skin, but there was nothing wrong with it in her mouth. Imagine that feeling, being suddenly dragged over by an Elaine...

Give her a little blood, even Hermione persuaded Evan after witnessing Elaine's "attack."

This is something that there's no way to argue about, and Elaine is a vampire, and she has that privilege. It's not really about sucking Ivan's blood, it's about mixing it in a little bit of milk, it's not about evil, it's about ethics, it's about vampire Elaine's personal hobbies.

At the end of her farewell, Mrs. Weasley also instructed Elaine to go back to school and drink on time so that she could grow taller.

Elaine was happy with it and wondered if she really liked milk or if she liked condiments from milk?

Anyway, before Elaine got tired of milk or grew up, Ivan had a lot of tasks and responsibilities...

Next time you see Keresis, make sure this guy pays a lot of money for his meal.

Besides, Mrs. Weasley's orders to Evan are to take care of herself, watch Harry and Ron, and don't let them get in trouble.

Ivan said goodbye to Mrs. Weasley, walked into the rugged fireplace, and finally took a look at Weasley's kitchen and Mrs. Weasley's tears.

Moments later, he was surrounded by flames...