Chapter 178 Vacation (Modified)

In the principal's room, Dumbledore sat on a large chair, crossed his hands, rested his chin on his hands, and listened with interest to Allen's story of discovering the secret passage.

"I just happened to discover the anomaly in the Forbidden Forest. It is mainly due to Maggie, who discovered the clues and helped me defeat the cockatrice and the basilisk."

Running Occlumency, Alan lightly recounted how he discovered the secret room and defeated the basilisk.

He attributed his victory to luck, and let Maggie play an important role in it.

"It's amazing, your house-elves have unlimited potential!" Professor Dumbledore exclaimed, "Human wizards underestimate the abilities of house-elves, and their magic is actually amazing. Excellent house-elves are even stronger than an adult wizard." Be strong."

Allen gave the book of Salazar's experience to Dumbledore—of course he himself had copied a copy in his library. It doesn't help much, and taking it out can also dispel some of Dumbledore's suspicious vigilance. Anyway, he himself will probably only put it in the principal's office, otherwise other students will encounter such dangerous knowledge.

Dumbledore read it intently, "It's amazing! Salazar Slytherin's research on magical creatures has really reached the extreme. I have only seen one person with such a talent! But he is dedicated to protection, not Create and control these magical creatures."

"You mean Newt Scamander from Fantastic Beasts? I heard he was Dumbledore's pawn for a while," Allen thought to himself.

"This manuscript is very precious and invaluable. Alan, thank you for your contribution to Hogwarts." Professor Dumbledore adjusted his glasses, "Well, I think you deserve the school's special contribution award! "Dumbledore finally felt relieved about Allen, and looked at Allen gently.

Allen is so similar to that Riddle! Equally handsome, excellent in character and learning, very popular, popular with classmates and professors... But Alan is not greedy or selfish, he is brave to take risks, and most importantly, he has love in his heart!

All the little wizards are looking forward to the arrival of the summer vacation, they don't need to take exams, they are relaxed and happy, and the professors' homework is not so complicated!

If anyone in the castle is unhappy, it must be Draco Malfoy!

Lucius Malfoy not only lost his servant, Dobby the house elf, under Harry's design, but was also expelled from the school board.

Draco no longer strutted around the school as if he owned it.

On the contrary, he now has a gloomy face all day long, and seems to be full of resentment in his heart.

On the other hand, Ginny Weasley has returned to her lively and cheerful personality.

There is one more person Ginny admires now, and that is Allen.

After knowing that it was Allen who appeared in time and saved her and Harry, Allen's status continued to rise in her heart.

Although she still likes Harry the most, she privately communicated with a group of little witches that as long as Alan wanted to, he could win the hearts of all the girls—probably only in Ravenclaw, who was only a year into the school. The interior is all except for Luna Lovegood, a crazy girl who is crazy and weird. If she hears that she is fine, she will just wander around looking for things that don't exist.

In a blink of an eye, they were going home on the Hogwarts Express.

Allen and Penello occupied a box exclusively, and Penello gave up the preferential treatment of the prefect's box and chose to sit and talk with Allen.

During this period, Allen saw Percy Weasley patrolling the door of the box many times seemingly unintentionally.

"I heard that Percy Weasley of Gryffindor is pursuing you?" Allen asked with interest.

"Maybe, do you care?" Penello's smile was very attractive.

Allen smiled and stopped talking.

During the last hours of magic allowed before the holidays,

They played Crackle and Explosion and set off some Filbar fireworks that Penello had bought.

The Hogwarts Express gradually slowed down and finally stopped.

"Your parents will definitely be proud of you after hearing what you have done this year!" Penello blinked, hugged Allen, got off the train, and disappeared into the crowded crowd.

In fact, after Alan's mother learned that her son had won the Special Contribution Award, she was not only proud, but also ecstatic!

She told the news to every family and friend she could.

So Allen received a ton of letters of commendation and gifts of love!

When he was overwhelmed by these replies and gifts, Mr. Arthur Weasley's family paid a visit to thank him solemnly.

"It's really rare! The Weasley family is one of the most prestigious pure-blood wizarding families." Mrs. Harris waved her wand and put everything in the house in order.

"You laughed at their poor management of the family before...cough...Although they seem to be down and out now, every pure-blood wizard should not be underestimated!" Father Owen sat on the sofa beside him, watching the "Daily Prophet" ", he changed his unintentional words in the eyes of his wife.

"Dong dong dong!" There was a rhythmic knock on the door, Mr. Harris went to open the door, and the Weasleys appeared outside.

They had brought some pastries made by Mrs. Molly Weasley, and two bottles of precious rum.

To be honest, Allen felt that Mrs. Molly Weasley's culinary skills were better than his mother's, but he, like other Harris' juniors, did not dare to tell it... But fortunately, their mother was After tasting Mrs. Weasley's desserts, I had an in-depth exchange with her on the types, recipes, and culinary magic of desserts. The two mothers were so ecstasy in the exchange that they couldn't stop.

As for Owen and Arthur, their backgrounds are similar. Although they are pure-blooded, they have no prejudice against Muggle-born wizards. Arthur is actually more open than Owen. He even likes Muggles—— Although it is from the perspective of a wizard.

During the conversation, Mr. Arthur Weasley mentioned that he had won the annual "Daily Prophet" award - the Golden Galleon Award.

Arthur happily said to Owen: "We are going to use the money to go to Egypt for the summer vacation. Our eldest son Bill is working as a spellbreaker at the Gringotts Wizarding Bank there. I take the liberty to ask if you can give us a chance." Thank you, let's take Alan to Egypt together?" After speaking, Arthur looked at Owen expectantly.

"Egypt?" Of course Alan was very willing to go out for a walk and see the world. He looked at his father expectantly.

"If you don't mind the trouble and are willing to take Alan to broaden your horizons, that would be great. Thank you very much!" Seeing Alan's expectant little eyes, Mr. Harris agreed with Mr. Weasley's suggestion .

"However, the Weasley family's family situation is so bad, and the first reaction of winning the grand prize is to use it for travel..." Alan was very happy to get the agreement, but after seeing the Weasley family's clothes, he couldn't help thinking wildly, "The children in their family grew up in such a pitiful environment. This actually caused a huge psychological harm to the children. Fortunately, almost all of the children are promising."

Because they will be in Egypt for a month, they will need to leave soon.

Although Morgan Le Fay was reluctant to give up, she knew her youngest son's desire for this trip, so she stuffed Alan with a big bag of Galleons before he left.

"Take it, this is what you got in New York. Be careful when you go out." Morgan Le Fay kept urging.

Ellen hugged his mother and went to the Burrow under the escort of his father Owen. Allen rescued Ginny from Voldemort, and this incident became an opportunity for the two families to become friends.

Although they were friendly to each other before, this incident brought the two families closer and got along better.

Except for Percy, although he was also grateful to Alan for saving Ginny, he just couldn't be enthusiastic about Alan. Occasionally a few words of sarcasm.

Once he treats Allen like this, he will get glaring looks from the two ladies in the family, which makes him very depressed.

After a few times, he simply regarded Allen as air and turned a blind eye to Allen.