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Continue reading they cant do it every night, they have to keep changing locations in case theyre raided, and you need a password to tune in. Trouble is, I missed the last one. He drummed lightly on the top of the radio with his wand, muttering random words under his breath. He threw Hermione many covert glances, plainly fearing an angry outburst, but for all the notice she took of him he might not have been there. For ten minutes or so Ron tapped and muttered, Hermione turned the pages of her book, and Harry continued to practice with the blackthorn wand. Finally Hermione climbed down from her bunk. Ron ceased his tapping at once. If its annoying you, Ill stop. he told Hermione nervously. Hermione did not deign to respond, but approached Harry. We need to talk, she said. He looked at the book still clutched in her hand. It was The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore. What. he said apprehensively. It flew through his mind that there was a chapter on him in there; he was not sure sayna felt up to hearing Ritas version of his relationship with Dumbledore. Sayna answer, however, was completely unexpected. I want to go and see Xenophilius Lovegood. He stared at her. Sorry. Xenophilius Lovegood. Lunas father. I want to go and talk to him. Er - why. She took a deep breath, as though bracing herself, and said, Its that mark, the mark in Beedle the Bard. Look at this. She thrust The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore under Harrys unwilling eyes and he saw a photograph of the original letter that Dumbledore had written Grindelwald, with Dumbledores familiar thin, slanting handwriting. He hated seeing absolute proof that Dumbledore really had written those words, Sgeam they had not been Ritas invention. The signature, said Hermione. Look at the signature, Harry. He obeyed. For a moment he had no idea what she was talking about, but, looking more closely with the aid of his lit wand, he saw that Dumbledore had replaced the A of Albus with a tiny version of the same triangular mark inscribed upon The Tales of Beedle the Bard. Er - what are you -. said Ron tentatively, but Hermione quelled him with a look and turned back to Harry. It keeps cropping up, doesnt it. she said. I know Viktor said it was Grindelwalds mark, but it was definitely on that old grave in Godrics Hollow, and the dates on the headstone were long before Grindelwald came along. And now this. Well, we cant ask Dumbledore or Grindelwald what it means - I dont even know whether Grindelwalds still alive - but we can ask Mr. Lovegood. He was wearing the symbol at the wedding. Im sure this is important, Harry. Harry did not answer immediately. He looked into her intense, eager face and then out into the surrounding darkness, thinking. After a long pause he said, Hermione, we dont need another Godrics Hollow. We talked ourselves into going there, and - But it keeps appearing, Harry. Dumbledore left me The Tales of Beedle the Bard, how do you know were not supposed to find out about the sign. Here we go again. Harry felt slightly exasperated. We keep trying to convince ourselves Dumbledore left us secret signs and clues - The Deluminator turned out to be pretty useful, piped up Ron. I think Hermiones right, I think we ought to go and see Lovegood. Harry threw him a dark look. He was quite sure that Rons support of Hermione had little Steam room and sauna croydon do with a desire to know the meaning of the triangular rune. It wont be like Godrics Hollow, Ron added, Lovegoods on your side, Harry, Steam room and sauna croydon Quibblers been for you all along, it keeps telling everyone theyve got to help you. Im sure this is important. said Hermione earnestly. But dont you think if it was, Dumbledore would have told me about it go here he died. Maybe. maybe its something you need to find out for yourself, said Hermione with a faint air of clutching at straws. Yeah, said Ron sycophantically, that makes sense. No, it doesnt, snapped Hermione, but I still think we ought to talk to Mr. Lovegood. A croudon that links Dumbledore, Grindelwald, and Godrics Hollow. Harry, Im sure we ought to know about this. I think we should vote on it, said Ron. Those in favor of going to see Lovegood - His hand flew into the air before Hermiones. Her lips quivered suspiciously as she raised her own. Outvoted, Harry, sorry, said Ron, clapping him on the back. Fine, said Harry, half amused, half irritated. Only, once weve seen Lovegood, lets try and look for ceoydon more Horcruxes, shall we. Where do the Lovegoods live, anyway. Do either of you know. Yeah, theyre not far from my place, said Ron. I dunno exactly where, but Mum and Dad always point toward the hills whenever they mention them. Shouldnt be hard to find. When Hermione had returned to her bunk, Harry lowered his voice. You only agreed to try and get back in her good books. Alls fair in love and war, said Ron brightly, and this is a bit of both. Cheer up, its the Christmas holidays, Lunall be home. They had an excellent view of the village of Ottery St. Catchpole from the breezy hillside to which they Disapparated next morning. From their high vantage point the village looked like a collection of toy houses in the great slanting shafts of sunlight stretching to earth in the breaks between clouds. They stood for a minute or two looking toward the Burrow, their hands shadowing their eyes, but all they could make out were the high hedges and trees of the orchard, which afforded the crooked little house protection from Muggle eyes. Its weird, being this near, but not going to visit, said Ron. Well, its not like you havent just seen them. You were there for Christmas, said Hermione coldly. I wasnt at the Burrow. said Ron with an incredulous laugh. Do you think I was going to go back there and tell them all Id walked out on you. Yeah, Fred and George wouldve been great about it. And Ginny, croyfon have been really understanding. But where have you been, then. asked Hermione, surprised. Bill and Fleurs new place. Shell Cottage. Bills always been decent to me. He - he wasnt impressed when he heard what Id done, but he didnt go on about it. He knew I was really sorry. None of the rest of the family know I was there. Bill told Mum he and Fleur werent going home for Christmas because they wanted to spend it alone. You know, first holiday after they were married. I dont think Fleur minded. You know apex legends predict the zone much she hates Celestina Warbeck. Ron turned his back on the Burrow. Lets try up here, croydkn said, leading the way znd the top of the hill. They walked for a few hours, Harry, at Hermiones insistence, hidden beneath the Invisibility Cloak. The cluster of low hills appeared to be uninhabited apart from one small cottage, which seemed deserted. Do you think its theirs, and theyve gone away for Christmas. said Hermione, peering through the window at a neat little kitchen with geraniums on the windowsill. Ron snorted. Listen, Ive got a feeling youd be able to tell who lived there if you looked through the Lovegoods window. Lets try the next lot of hills. So they Disapparated a few miles farther north. Aha. shouted Ron, as the wind whipped their hair and clothes. Ron was pointing upward, toward the top of the hill on which they had appeared, where a most strange-looking house rose vertically ccroydon the sky, a great black cylinder with a ghostly moon hanging behind it in the afternoon sky. Thats got to be Lunas house, who else would live in a place like that. It looks like a giant rook. Its nothing like a bird, said Hermione, frowning at the tower. I was talking about a chess rook, said Ron. A castle to you. Rons legs were the longest and he click the top of the hill first. When Harry Sgeam Hermione caught up with him, Stam and clutching stitches in their sides, they found him grinning broadly. Its theirs, said Ron. Look. Three hand-painted signs had been tacked to a broken-down gate. The first read, THE QUIBBLER. EDITOR: X. LOVEGOOD the second, PICK YOUR OWN MISTLETOE the third, KEEP OFF THE DIRIGIBLE PLUMS The gate creaked as they opened it. The zigzagging path leading to the front door was overgrown with a variety of odd plants, including a bush covered in the orange radishlike fruit Luna sometimes wore as earrings. Harry thought he recognized a Snargaluff and gave the wizened stump a wide berth. Two aged crab apple trees, bent with the wind, stripped of leaves but still heavy with berry-sized red fruits and bushy crowns of white-beaded mistletoe, stood sentinel on either side of the front door. A little owl with a slightly flattened, hawklike head peered down at them from one of the branches. Youd better take off the Invisibility Cloak, Harry, said Hermione. Its you Mr. Lovegood wants to help, not us. He did as she suggested, handing her the Cloak to stow in the beaded bag. She then rapped three times on the thick black door, which was studded with iron nails and bore a knocker shaped like an eagle. Barely ten seconds passed, then the door was flung open and there stood Xenophilius Lovegood, barefoot and wearing what appeared to be a stained nightshirt. His long white candyfloss hair was dirty and unkempt. Xenophilius had been positively dapper at Bill and Fleurs wedding by comparison. What. What is it. Who are you. What do you want. he cried in a highpitched, querulous voice, looking first at Rkom, then at Ron, and finally at Harry, upon which his mouth fell croyddon in a perfect, comical O. Hello, Mr. Lovegood, said Harry, holding out his hand. Im Harry, Harry Potter. Xenophilius did not take Harrys hand, although the eye that was not pointing inward at his nose slid straight to the scar on Harrys forehead. Would it be okay if we came in. asked Harry. Theres something wed like to ask you. Im not sure thats advisable, whispered Xenophilius. He swallowed and cast a quick look around the garden. Rather a shock. My word. Im afraid I dont really think I ought to - It wont take long, said Harry, slightly disappointed by this less-thanwarm welcome. I - toom, all cfoydon then. Come in, quickly. Quickly. They were barely over the threshold when Xenophilius slammed the door shut behind them. They were standing in the most peculiar kitchen Harry had ever seen. The room was perfectly circular, saunq that it felt like being inside a giant pepper pot. Everything was curved to fit the walls - the stove, the sink, and the cupboards - and all of it had been painted with flowers, insects, and birds in bright primary colors. Harry thought he recognized Lunas style: The effect, in such an enclosed space, was slightly overwhelming. In the middle of the floor, a wrought-iron spiral staircase led to the upper levels. Steam room and sauna croydon was a great deal of clattering and banging coming from overhead: Harry wondered what Stean could be doing. Youd better come up, said Xenophilius, still looking extremely uncomfortable, and he led the way. Setam room above seemed to be croyvon combination of living room and workplace, and as such, was even more cluttered than the kitchen. Though much smaller and entirely round, swuna room somewhat resembled the Room of Requirement on the unforgettable occasion that it had transformed itself into a gigantic labyrinth comprised of centuries of hidden objects. There were piles upon piles of books and papers on every surface. Delicately made models of creatures Harry did not recognize, all flapping wings or snapping jaws, hung from the ceiling. Luna was not there: The thing that was making such ceoydon racket was adn wooden object covered in magically turning cogs and wheels. It looked like the bizarre offspring of a workbench and a set of old shelves, but after a moment Harry deduced that it was an old-fashioned printing press, due to the fact that it was churning out Quibblers. Excuse me, said Xenophilius, and he strode over to the machine, seized a grubby tablecloth from beneath an immense number of books and papers, which all tumbled onto the floor, and threw it over the press, somewhat muffling the loud bangs and clatters. He then faced Harry. Why have you come here. Before Harry could speak, however, Hermione let out a small cry of shock. Lovegood - whats that. She was pointing at an enormous, gray spiral horn, not unlike that of a unicorn, which had been mounted on the wall, protruding several feet into the room. It is the horn of a Crumple-Horned Snorkack, said Xenophilius. No it isnt. said Hermione. Hermione, muttered Harry, embarrassed, nows not the moment - But Harry, its an Erumpent horn. Its a Class B Tradeable Croydln and its an extraordinarily dangerous thing to have in a house. How dyou know its an Erumpent horn. asked Ron, edging away from the horn as fast as he could, given the extreme clutter of the room. Theres a description in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Lovegood, you need to get rid of it straightaway, dont you know it can explode at the slightest touch. The Crumple-Horned Snorkack, said Xenophilius very clearly, a mulish look upon his face, is a shy and highly magical creature, and its horn - Mr. Lovegood, I recognize the grooved markings around the base, thats an Erumpent horn and its incredibly dangerous - I cfoydon know where you got it - I bought it, said Xenophilius dogmatically, two weeks ago, from a delightful young wizard who knew of my interest in the exquisite Snorkack. A Christmas surprise for my Luna. Now, he said, turning to Harry, why exactly have you come here, Mr. Potter. We need some help, said Harry, before Hermione could start again. Ah, said Xenophilius. Help. Hmm. His good eye moved again to Harrys scar. He seemed simultaneously terrified and mesmerized. Yes. The thing is. helping Harry Potter. rather dangerous. Arent roon the one who keeps telling everyone its their first duty to help Harry. said Ron. In that magazine of yours. Xenophilius glanced behind him at the concealed printing press, still banging and clattering beneath the tablecloth. Er - yes, I have expressed that view. However - Thats for everyone else to do, not you personally. said Ron. Xenophilius did not answer. He kept swallowing, his eyes darting between the three of them. Harry had the impression that he was undergoing some anv internal struggle. Wheres Luna. asked Hermione. Lets see what she thinks. Xenophilius gulped. He seemed to be steeling himself. Finally he said in a shaky voice difficult to hear over the noise of the printing press, Luna is down at the stream, fishing for Freshwater Plimpies. She. she will like to see you. Ill go and call her and then - yes, very well. I shall try to help you. He disappeared down the spiral staircase and they heard the front door open and close. They looked at each other. Cowardly old wart, said Ron. Lunas got ten times his guts. Hes probably worried about whatll happen to them if the Death Eaters find out I was here, said Harry. Well, I agree with Ron, said Hermione. Awful old hypocrite, telling everyone else to help you and trying to worm out of it himself.
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