Harry Potter Fantastic Beasts Illustrated Book

Chapter 74 How Big is My House?

Since Hermione and the others knew the name Nicole Mailer, they were all in the library except during class time.

What "Great Wizards of the [-]th Century" and "List of Famous Contemporary Magicians" they have read over and over
It's a pity that the direction is wrong, and no matter how hard they try, they don't find anything useful.

Among the four of them, apart from Hermione and David, who had been paddling from the beginning, Ron and Harry had already lost their patience. If Hermione hadn't forced them, they probably wouldn't have gone to the library long ago.

In such a busy day, the progress bar of time seemed to be pressed the fast-forward button, and it soon entered December, and Christmas was coming again in the blink of an eye, and they were about to have a holiday.

On the day before Christmas, after Hermione told Harry to continue searching for information about Nicole Mailer in the library, she and David got on the train and found a compartment for each of them.

As soon as she went in and put down her salute, Hermione took out a thick book with a dark brown cover, on which was written a line of "something you need to know about modern wizards".

It was evident that the book was very old and popular, and the edges of the cover were frayed and whitish.

"Hermione, do you still want to read?" David asked helplessly, leaning on the seat.

"Of course, I have to find out who Nico Mailer is!" Hermione finished speaking without raising her head, and opened the book quickly to read. David watched her agile movements, Eyes are dazzled.

"Okay, then I'll sleep for a while?" David opened his mouth and sighed, but still didn't say the answer.

"Go to sleep, I'll call you when we arrive." Hermione nodded, and continued to flip through the thick book on her lap with great interest.

Listening to the swishing sound of Hermione turning the pages of the book, David fell asleep after a while.

After an unknown amount of time, David suddenly felt someone shaking his shoulders. He opened his eyes and found that Hermione had reached his side at some point, and his head was leaning on her shoulders.

"You almost fell to the ground just now." Hermione said with a little red face, "so I'll sit here and help you."

David scratched his head, a little embarrassed: "Excuse me, is it the stop now?"

Hermione nodded: "I just heard the announcement, I'll be there soon."

After a while, the speed of the train slowed down, and there were waves of noise outside. Excited parents stood on the stands, greeting their children whom they had not seen for a long time.

David looked around through the glass window, and with the help of a stone pillar, he found Newt's figure, and the Grangers were still standing beside him.

With a creak, the train stopped. David and Hermione packed up their things and got off the train.

David walked ahead, helping Hermione push through the tightly packed crowd, and strenuously walked in the direction of Newt and the others.

"Mom!" As soon as she got near the Grangers, Hermione threw her suitcase on the ground, ran forward a few steps, and threw herself into Mrs. Granger's arms.

David helped her carry the suitcase behind her, greeted the Grangers, and turned to look at Newt.

There was a gentle smile on Newt's face, but it still couldn't hide the tiredness on his face, as if he hadn't had a good rest for a long time.

"Grandpa." David stepped forward and hugged Newt gently: "Has anything happened recently?"

"I'll tell you when I get back." Newt bid farewell to the Grangers, took David out of the platform, and returned home through Apparition.

Grandpa made a mistake again?

Looking at the lush forest ahead, David looked surprised.

What about my big house?

David looked around and found the towering giant tree that he often climbed when he was a child and fell down several times.

That's right!

David looked up at Newt with question marks all over his head: "Grandpa, where is our house?"

Newt said with a smile: "Let's hide it, how is this magic good? Tsk, if I didn't come to pick you up, you wouldn't be able to get it back, so you can help me do more work this holiday." , to be worthy of my traveling all the way."

"Why hide it?" David automatically ignored a long paragraph of what Newt said later, and heard the first sentence.

Newt twitched the corners of his mouth, looked straight ahead and said, "Little thing, your grandma was afraid that Dumbledore would come looking for me again, so she hid the house."

Really?

David frowned, somewhat disbelieving this statement.

"Okay, go in, John has cooked you a lot of delicious food." Newt fished in his bag, took out a note, and handed it to David.

David looked at it. It read: Newt's Cottage, Forest Park, Dorset.

After he read it, the note was burned, and the words on it came to his mind. When he raised his head and looked forward again, the familiar yard and hut appeared before his eyes again.

Is this the Loyalty Curse?
Now David doesn't believe Newt's words even more, is it necessary to use the Fidelity Curse to defend against Dumbledore?

This is not a simple magic trick!

"Ahem, let's go, let's go, go in." Under David's gaze, Newt coughed twice in embarrassment, and shouted: "John, David is back."

Soon, the door was pushed open with a bang, and John came out, his long hair tied back in a small bun, and an apron tied around his waist.

Compared with when David left, he is much more confident and calm now.

"John, long time no see." David stepped forward quickly and hugged John.

John patted David on the shoulder and said softly, "Long time no see!"

"What? Aren't you going to give grandma a hug?" Tina appeared behind John and said with a smile.

"Of course not." David stepped forward and threw himself into Tina's arms: "Grandma!"

"How was it? Did you have fun at the college? Did you make any new friends? Are you still used to the school food?" Tina patted David's head and asked one after another.

"Of course, Harry, Neville and I live in the same dormitory, as well as Ron from the Weasley family. As for the food, it's far worse than what you and John cook," David said.

"Oh, Neville? Then you should take care of him more." Tina said.

David nodded: "Don't worry, grandma, I know."

"Then have you ever been to the Forbidden Forest?" Tina's eyes suddenly had a dangerous light.

"Haha, what are you talking about!" David broke free from Tina's arms, walked into the room and looked towards the restaurant: "Grandma, is there anything to eat? I've been hungry for a long time."

"There are some pies over there, I'll get them for you." John said and walked towards the kitchen: "But we have to wait for a while to eat, Rove wrote that he would come over today and spend Christmas with us. "

"Rove?!" David said in surprise, "When will he arrive?"

"Should be soon." Newt walked into the house from the yard, closed the door, spread out on the sofa and said, "He said he would be there at noon."

After a while, when David's stomach roared, there was a breeze in the room, and then a figure suddenly appeared in the center of the room, and there was a tin bucket hanging on his feet
(End of this chapter)