Harry Potter and the Secret Treasures

Because Aunt Muriel's words, Dodge looked like she was about to cry, but Muriel seemed so happy that she rang her fingers for champagne.

Harry stared at the front, and then he looked back at Evan and seemed to be asking if there were any other explanations.

But before Ivan could respond, Harry shifted his eyes back to Aunt Muriel.

In his mind, as Muriel said, Ivan should not be clear about this.

This is all about Dumbledore's secret past, and no one alive may know about it.

The Dumbledores used to treat the girl like the Dumbledores used to lock Harry up and lock him up, and they wouldn't let anyone see him because he was a wizard. Dumbledore's sister suffered the same fate for the opposite reason: she was imprisoned for not magic.

If that were true, it would be terrible.

Did Dumbledore really ignore her fate, just to prove how brilliant and talented she is in Hogwarts?

Seeing Harry turn his head disappointingly, Ivan sighed, unsure how to explain it, the situation was a bit troublesome, and Aunt Muriel said something that was certainly not the truth of the matter, although he knew not everything, but could confirm that Dumbledore's mother had done so to protect Arianna.

Aunt Muriel's speculations were all nonsense, and her starting point was wrong.

Because Ariane is not a mute, she is an acquiescent, a wizard who is at risk of being abused by Muggles and losing her ability to administer justice.

If Dumbledore's mother had sent her to San Mungo at that time, she would have been imprisoned there for life.

Dumbledore loved his sister and he had good reason to hate and avenge Muggles, but he did not become such a terrible person.

Now, Muriel's malicious speculation about not knowing the truth is outrageous. It's disgusting that she defamed Dumbledore with malice just to satisfy her behavior. Although Aunt Muriel has always been unpleasant, her malice is disgusting now, and Ivan really doesn't want to hear it.

If Muriel wasn't Ron's aunt, if Muriel wasn't over a hundred years old, Ivan really wanted to put a curse on her.

That's it, Aunt Muriel is an irrevocable and annoying guy.

It has to be admitted, however, that what she says may represent the thinking of a large proportion of the wizards.

People fear and hate Voldemort, but they don't respect the greatest white wizard as much as they do on the surface.

When I need you, I am a hero, putting all my hopes and fantasies in the hands of a savior born across the sky.

But when this Savior made a mistake, a lot of people were reluctant to step out.

Perhaps that is the complexity of humanity.

“Let's go!" Ivan said, turning to Harry, "We don't have time to waste here, that's not what happened. If you want to know Dumbledore or know more, though you can ask me, although it may not be appropriate or entirely correct to have me explain, it's better than staying here and listening to these things. ”

“Cough, poor thing, it seems that Dumbledore has succeeded in brainwashing you, like poor Effias, in his insane worship of Dumbledore, which is not your fault, because so many people do.” Aunt Muriel heard Ivan and giggled again, "You must think I'm talking nonsense, but I have other evidence that I can't refute. If I remember correctly, Effias, you were at Arianna's funeral, weren't you?

“Yeah, that's right, I went!” Dodge's lips trembled, he seemed anxious to deny it, but finally admitted, “I went to that funeral, and I remember very well, that was the saddest scene of my memory, and Abbs' heart was broken...”

“It wasn't just his heart that broke. When the funeral was halfway there, did Abbess break Abbess' nose?” Aunt Muriel was proud to say that she noticed that Harry, who was about to leave with Ivan, Hermione and Elaine, stopped again and turned around and looked at her.

This guy is really endless. Let her say enough at once. These things are very appealing to Harry.

Ivan turned his head and saw a dramatic change in the expression on Dodge's face.

If what he just showed was a frightening look, it would be nothing compared to the look on his face at this moment, as if Muriel had stabbed him with a knife.

Aunt Muriel giggled and drank another sip of champagne as the wine dripped down her chin.

“You want to know how I know, don't you? You think these are just secrets that you know alone? No, no, poor Efias, you know, my mother was very close to Bahida Basat.” Aunt Muriel said with joy, "Bahida told my mother the whole thing, and I heard it at the door, fighting by the coffin! Bakhida said Abbess shouted that Arianna was to blame for her death, and then punched Abbess in the face. Bashida said that it was strange in itself that Abbess had not even resisted, and Abbess could have killed Abbess even if his hands were tied behind his back to fight him. ”

Muriel sipped some more champagne, telling her that the scandals of the past had frightened Dodge so much, she was very excited about herself.

“Come on, I'll tell you one more thing.” Aunt Muriel dropped the glass and hiccups gently said, "I think Baghida revealed a secret to Rita Skeeter, whose interview implied that someone close to the Dumbledore family had provided important news! For God's sake, Bagheeda witnessed Arianna from beginning to end. It must be her! ”

“Bahida Bashat?” Harry interjected, “The author of Magical History? ”

He saw the name on the cover of the textbook, but the only reason he really remembered Bahida Bashart was because Ivan had written to him.

It was also in the early days of the Hogwarts Magic, when Ivan had discussed with her an article in the newspaper about Hogwarts history, which then aroused popularity in the world of magic, so that Harry remembered her name, a famous magic historian.

“Yeah, that's her. I heard she's been confused lately.” Aunt Muriel was happy to say that she completely ignored Dodge across the street because she was dying of shortness of breath, “but her words were persuasive and there were many ways to recall memories, and I believe Rita Skeeter was familiar with them. Even if Bashi had reached a complete old fool, she would certainly have old photographs and even previous letters. She has known the Dumbledore family for years… yes, it is well worth a trip to the Godric Valley. She has lived there ever since the Dumbledores moved there in Percival, and Bahida is their neighbor. ”