Ravenclaw Cheering Charm
The bare mountaintop
There was only one strange house, which resembled a giant pigeon coop, with a waning crescent moon hanging above it.
Three black-robed wizards, swirling like dark clouds, appeared at the doorway.
The tallest man looked at the strange house with some suspicion:
"Rowle, are you sure you haven't come to the wrong place? Is this place even habitable? It's not even as big as your house!"
"I've been staking out this place for so long, Lovegood must live here! And..." Rowle spat as he angrily said, "..."
"What do you mean it's not even as big as my house? My house is at least 200 square meters!"
"That's incredible!" Mulciber said sarcastically, "It's almost the size of my toilet."
"Size isn't the key; historical significance is! That's Laozi ancestral home, with five hundred years of history!"
Rowle boasted about his family's long history.
This is generally the case for fallen Pure-blood families.
Upon meeting, inquire about the family tree and assess the other person's "pure" ethnicity.
It seems that the purer one's bloodline, the higher their status.
Then, they would start talking about their family history and the glory of their ancestors.
We're broke, so this is all we can brag about.
This is quite normal; not all Pure-blood families are as wealthy as the Malfoy, and there are also families like the Weasley who barely make ends meet.
The Rowle Family wasn't poor, but they weren't wealthy either, which is why he especially liked to talk about his family history.
After he rambled on for a while, Mulciber spat and said disdainfully, "Poor bastard!"
"What did you say?" Rowle exclaimed angrily, pulling out his wand. "Our family has had three ministers and once owned seventeen shops in Diagon Alley..."
"Now you're so poor you owe Gringotts a high-interest loan?" Mulciber said sarcastically.
Rowle's face flushed red, and he said angrily, "How did you know?"
Mulciber glanced at him and said, "It's all in the newspapers, saying the Death Eaters are owing money and not paying it back. Who doesn't know that now?"
Rowle gave an awkward laugh.
This story begins on the night the Dark Lord was resurrected... The day after he returned, Rowle went to Gringotts to borrow money from loan sharks.
He optimistically believes:
When the Dark Lord comes, United Kingdom will be at peace! When the Dark Lord comes, justice will prevail!
The Death Eaters conquering United Kingdom, seizing Gringotts, and collecting taxes until 2021—isn't that just a matter of time?
Take advantage of this Gringotts to get something for nothing, owe Gringotts now, and you won't have to pay it back later.
Unexpectedly, the Dark Lord not only failed to conquer United Kingdom, but also suffered several setbacks at the Stark, ending up in such a passive situation.
The Goblin are neutral; both sides are vying for this power, rather than pushing it into the hands of the opposing forces.
Rowle wanted to get something for nothing, but dared not renege on his debt, so he had no choice but to keep delaying.
Now the Goblin have even put it in the newspapers, making it known to all the Death Eaters!
This is the first time I've ever seen Death Eaters to loan sharks.
The Dark Lord has completely lost face!
Rowle became a laughingstock among the Death Eaters.
As for why Mulciber reopened Rowle wounds and picked a fight with him?
It's not like Rowle is on a mission, yet he's asking the Dark Lord for Mulciber as an accomplice?
Who doesn't know that the Stark ' house is nearby?!
Such a dangerous mission, isn't that just courting death?
This is like going to Hogwarts to provoke someone; isn't that just handing Dumbledore their chance?
So, Rowle is really quite stupid, after all, he's the product of Pure-blood incestuous marriage.
Within the Death Eaters, he was also known as "Big Smart," and was considered on par with Goyle and Crabbe, the two brilliant strategists.
Before the mission even began, the two Death Eaters started fighting amongst themselves, and the other middle-aged wizard was also exhausted.
"Alright, that's enough," Rabastan said, acting as peacemaker. "We need to find this place, right here, catch Lovegood quickly, and then leave."
Before he left, he consulted a Divination: it was not advisable to travel far on Christmas Eve, as it would bring great misfortune!
Following his gaze, Rowle and Mulciber looked up and saw three hand-painted signs nailed to the damaged gate.
First section: "The Quibbler" Editor-in-Chief: Lovegood;
The second item: Please choose a bunch of mistletoe yourself;
Thirdly: Never touch Ravenclaw's Diadem.
A strange house number...
The three ignored them and entered the room uninvited.
The interior was even stranger than the exterior, with a large circular wall, like being inside a giant pepper shaker. Everything was curved, conforming to the wall:
It includes a stove, a sink, and a cupboard, all painted with vibrant primary colors depicting flowers, insects, and birds.
There was also a series of "beep beep beep" sounds; it turned out to be a row of typewriters, typing rapidly and automatically without human intervention.
A network of crisscrossing glass pipes hangs down from the ceiling above.
Each copy of "The Life and Lies of You-Know-Who" was typed and automatically folded into a mouse, which would then hurriedly crawl to the table through the corresponding pipe.
Two mice bumped into each other and started fighting, tearing each other to shreds.
Rabastan stared at the books and said coldly, "They all have to be burned!"
As ordered by the Dark Lord: Capture Lovegood, kill his daughter Luna, and dump her at the Stark's doorstep.
These are three tasks.
The third one is obviously more difficult to execute, but the first two are still achievable.
Of course, these biographies will also be destroyed; the purpose of this trip is to ruin this Christmas book launch.
The other two nodded in agreement, preparing to burn the house down.
The three men said they would destroy it, but as soon as they turned around, they each secretly hid a copy in their robes when no one was looking.
Who isn't curious about the Dark Lord's past?
Everyone was curious, including the Death Eaters, though they just didn't say it aloud.
The group began searching for Lovegood and his daughter.
Rowle, meanwhile, secretly slacked off and made some extra money on the side.
The so-called extra income is simply finding something that can be made money and then selling it.
The Death Eaters have fallen to this level; they're a disgrace to Voldemort.
Thread quickly noticed a statue on the table, which looked quite old.
The bust is of a beautiful but stern-faced witch.
The headdress she wore was extremely strange, with a pair of curved, golden hearing aid-like objects protruding from both sides.
A pair of Winky blue wings were stuck on the belt on the top of its head, while a small orange-red radish was stuck on another belt on its forehead.
He definitely recognized the Ravenclaw statue, but what was that headdress?
He looked closely at the label and found that it read:
Replica of Ravenclaw's Diadem:
The materials are made from the siphon of Wrackspurt Siphons, small wings, and Dirigible Plum.
The Wrackspurt Siphons can eliminate any area around the thinker who is distracted;
The small wings are Billywig Propeller that can guide one into a higher state of mind; the Dirigible Plum is a plant that can enhance the ability to receive unusual things.
Wearing it will achieve the effect of the Ravenclaw's Diadem.
Precious, do not touch.
Holy crap, baby!
Rowle had heard of the legendary Ravenclaw's Diadem.
Although it said "Do Not Touch," Rowle still took off the headdress and put it on his head.
The more they forbid me from touching it, the more Laozi want to touch it!!
On one side of the headdress, there is a button with the words "Ravenclaw Cheering Charm" written on it.
Rowle pressed it gently, with hope in his eyes.
Bilibili~
Direct current flowed from the headdress, crisscrossing and creating a chaotic array of arcs that instantly covered his head.
In an instant, he seemed to transform into the Thunder King.
When Mulciber stepped out of the room, he saw Rowle lying on the floor, convulsing.
As a Pure-blood wizard, he had never seen anything like a household appliance leaking electricity.
He reached out and grabbed Rowle's hand, and in an instant, Luo Er also began to convulse.