Chapter 370 Return to the Burrow

The purpose of Ada coming to Nurmengard this time was simply to visit Grindelwald. I have no other thoughts other than repaying my kindness.

Perhaps in Grindelwald's view, he just did a trivial thing and said a few words, but to Ada, these words were a revelation and a sudden enlightenment for Ada.

Anyone who corrects one word of an article can be regarded as a teacher. Grindelwald said a lot of words, so he can be respected as a teacher. It's just that Ada can't scream, and Grindelwald won't recognize her.

This created an awkward atmosphere in Nurmengard Castle. Both of them obviously wanted to ask about each other's current situation and care about each other, but they couldn't open their mouths or face each other. In the end, they could only look at each other.

Grindelwald probably never thought in his life that he would be clumsy and tongue-tied one day, and in front of a girl who was almost a hundred years younger than him.

As for Ada, when she faced Snape, she knew that she was clumsy and tongue-tied. In other words, she was used to it. Be it Dumbledore or Grindelwald, they are all old foxes. They are not ashamed of themselves, and they are not ashamed of being made speechless.

There are several ways to write the word fennel, which is not the most important. What is important is the way of spiritual victory. It doesn't matter if you can't say it, as long as you are not brainwashed by them, then it is your victory. As long as you feel that you have won, then you have not lost!

But now that Ada has mastered it, she doesn't have any chance of winning. It's just that she needs to draw the opponent into the field she is good at, and then use her familiarity and experience in this field to defeat them.

So, on the second night in Nurmengard, a very heated discussion broke out between Grindelwald and Ada, about when did Muggles surpass wizards in productivity.

At first, the two people were quarreling back and forth, but the balance of victory was slowly shifting towards Ada.

Although Ada did not live to be more than a hundred years old, Ada still relied on her understanding of Muggles and the knowledge points she had memorized by rote to refute Grindelwald speechless.

When Grindelwald says one sentence, Ada has ten sentences waiting for him. The industrial revolution, the steam engine, the spinning jenny, the technological revolution, and new energy were all thrown at Grindelwald.

Especially now that things like computers are gradually moving into the homes of ordinary people, they have become the straw that breaks the camel's back.

Although the victory was unsuccessful, Ada didn't mind at all that her victory was not so glorious. After she said "Magic is the wizard's last fig leaf", she walked away, leaving Grindelwald in deep thought.

On the morning of the third day in Nurmengard, after thinking hard all night, Grindelwald finally figured out a way to refute Ada, so he couldn't wait to rush to Ada's room.

Grindelwald knocked on the door, but there was no response; Grindelwald called Ada's name at the door, but there was still no response. As a last resort, Grindelwald could only push the door open and go in, but there was no sign of Ada in the room. Not to mention the room, there was no sign of Ada in the entire Nurmengard.

After finally winning once, in order to prevent Grindelwald from making a comeback, Ada ran away with the bucket before dawn today. This is also the first time in so many years that Ada has successfully left without saying goodbye.

Ada left a gift for Grindelwald in the room, which was a photo of her and Vader. But just after finishing her meal, Ada, a big fan of the wizarding world, already understood that what the first generation Dark Lord might need more was Dumbledore's photo.

How about giving Grindelwald a box of chocolate frogs next time he comes to Nurmengard?

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The Burrow was very lively today, because the Weasley family welcomed three guests in the morning, Sirius Black, Remus Lupin, and Harry Potter.

Harry had just celebrated his birthday when Sirius and Lupine appeared at the door of No. 4 Privet Drive, which frightened the Dursleys.

Think about it, at midnight, two strange wizards knock on your door, and one of them is a "murderer". Can the Dursleys not feel scared?

Harry was happier this summer than last year. He went to a tropical island for vacation with Sirius and Lupine, drinking coconut water and enjoying the sun, beach, and waves there.

Tropical sunbathing seems to have a healing effect. Although the three people are obviously darker, they look much healthier.

After these few months of recovery, Sirius has regained some of the charm that once fascinated thousands of girls. And he is a little different from when he was young. Now he has the charm of a mature and handsome man. The most important thing is that he has no belly.

The same goes for Remus Lupine. He changed out of his old patched robe, which made Professor Lupine look much younger and a little more bookish. He is also a handsome man style that girls like.

As the final of the Quidditch World Cup approaches, the middle-aged duo of charming uncles bring Harry, the oil bottle, to the Burrow, preparing to watch the World Cup live with everyone.

At noon, Bill and Charlie were setting the table in the yard, but the eldest and second sons of the Weasley family didn't act like older brothers at all.

The two of them pulled out their wands and sent two tattered old tables flying across the lawn, slamming into each other, each trying to knock the other out of the air.

Fred and George cheered, Ginny laughed, and Hermione wandered by the fence, looking amused and nervous at the same time, not knowing what to do.

It was not Mrs. Weasley who stopped the fun, but Percy, the third son of the Weasley family.

Percy, who had just started working, was more irritable than when he was preparing to take the ultimate wizard level exam. This summer he would even lose his temper because someone spoke loudly at the Burrow.

However, neither Bill and Charlie, who were older than Percy, nor the twins, Ginny, and Ron, who were younger than Percy, took Percy who lost his temper seriously and still went their own way, playing and making trouble when it was time. .

At around eleven o'clock, the two tables were groaning from exhaustion under the weight of the delicacies prepared by Mrs. Weasley's masterful hands. The nine members of the Weasley family, as well as Harry and Hermione, all sat down, as well as the middle-aged charming uncle duo who were eating and drinking.

Just as everyone was preparing to enjoy lunch, a very familiar sound came from outside the Burrow.

"Am I so worthless in this family now? You don't even wait for me to eat!"

Everyone looked around and saw Ada standing outside the courtyard gate, looking at them with disguised sadness.

Mrs. Weasley left her seat, walked over to Ada, and gave the little girl she would always love in her eyes a big hug. When Mrs. Weasley first met Ada, she was a thin and short girl. Now she is much taller than Mrs. Weasley.

"Mom, ignore her!" Fred shouted, "Miss Drizzt has further betrayed us!"

Charlie asked with curiosity: "Did something happen in the past few years that I graduated that I don't know about?"

Before Ada could speak, George answered directly for her. George said: "It's this woman. This woman actually got the position of president of the female student union! Is Dumbledore out of his sight?"

"Honey, that's great!" Mrs. Weasley gave Ada another hug. "There are already three student council presidents at home!"

Everyone in the Weasley family looked at the twins, and Harry and Hermione also looked at the twins. That look seemed to say: We advance together and retreat together. Ada is already the president of the student union. Where are you two?

Sirius and Lupine looked at each other, and the middle-aged charming uncle group seemed to remember the past, when Sirius was naughty and mischievous, Lupine was the prefect of Gryffindor, and James was the president of the student council.