There was no need to say much about what happened to Harry and Ron.
Well, Su Er used magic to suspend the pair who had ruined his fun above the train roof for most of the day. No matter how they pleaded, he remained unmoved, and he was cruel enough to make them play many rounds of Confringo cards while hanging upside down. He only let them down when the train pulled into the station.
Early one morning, a week after the summer holidays began, a burly man three meters tall appeared at the end of Lily Street, wearing a strange overcoat even in the height of summer.
He had a tangled beard and unkempt hair. Buried in all that thick hair, his eyes showed as two little black dots, bright and clear, glimmering with confusion.
"Lily Street... number 445... this should be Lily Street, shouldn't it?" the burly man muttered, looking down at the note in his hand, then turning to look around, trying to find what he wanted on a sign somewhere.
"Are you a gorilla?" A little girl's voice rang out in the street. The burly man looked toward the sound and found a tiny girl with beautiful hair standing outside a fence in a princess dress.
Noticing his gaze, the little girl shrieked and suddenly ran back into the house, shouting, "Mommy, Mommy, I saw a gorilla!"
The burly man had just tried to put on a friendly smile. At the little girl's words, his half-formed smile froze, making his expression look quite ferocious.
Just then, the little girl reappeared in the doorway, tugging hard on a woman's hand and pointing with her other hand at the burly man frozen in place.
"Mommy, look! A gorilla!"
The burly man stood beside the street. He was much