When Three Traitors Appear, Death Will Follow
Ron was both lucky and unlucky.
Fortunately, he didn't fall onto the volatile, Whomping Willow.
Without the protection of Mr. Weasley's car, crashing straight into him would have surely turned him into mincemeat.
He didn't fall into the Black Lake, where he was captured by the Merpeople princess, who had been lonely for two years and was almost an old woman, and forced to marry Cedric with caviar.
If that's the case, Ron will probably just be stuck in the damp environment, sighing in vain every day.
He eventually fell into the Forbidden Forest and was "rescued" by the Acromantula.
This is where Ron's misfortune began.
The Acromantula, after all, are not from a nursing background.
When rescuing Ron, he was a little short-tempered and rough, and even tied him up.
Who wouldn't love sweet and delicious snacks delivered right to your door?
Fortunately, Hagrid was nearby at the time, taking care of his Aragog and incidentally rescuing Ron.
Ron was then taken to the Hospital Wing by Hagrid.
The physical damage wasn't severe, but the psychological trauma was significant, especially since Ron was terrified of these arthropods.
Of course, the most outrageous incident was the Nimbus 2200 going out of control.
Many students recalled the Harry competition a few years ago, when the Nimbus also went out of control.
Are these flying broomsticks in this series addictive?
The students were still very excited.
Of course, they weren't excited because Ron was injured, nor because the broom was actually dangerous.
They simply felt that the school's Nimbus 1700 was too outdated and they wanted to upgrade it.
Sometimes the dead are more useful than the living; that's absolutely true.
Although Ron isn't dead, it doesn't prevent him from playing the same role as someone who is.
Ron's injury has more benefits than just these.
Many problems suddenly became easy to solve.
For example, Harry...
Finally, I don't have to agonize over choosing between my best buddy and the champion puzzle piece McLaggen.
Ron is in the hospital; as the saying goes, it takes a hundred million days to recover from a broken bone.
How could he bear to let such an injured player play?
Ginny was also happy, no longer having a meddlesome, tattletale brother who would constantly spy on her and interfere with her dating life.
Ron isn't that Joker either.
Because, in Ginny's words:
Lavender, for some unknown reason—whether he'd taken the wrong medicine or slipped and hit his head while showering—was spending all his time visiting Ron at the Hospital Wing.
Judging from this pace, it seems Ron is about to find a girlfriend... before Harry.
night,
Ancient Runes office.
On the table lay the remains of the Nimbus 2200.
Although the remains were left in the Forbidden Forest, at William's command, the Acromantula immediately gathered together like lackeys.
The old spider is dying, and its devoted offspring all want to become the new king of the Acromantula.
William was the only wizard who could make this decision, so naturally, they had to flatter him thoroughly.
In short: to be Stark's spider is the greatest honor.
Hermione held her wand, aimed it at the broom, and occasionally tapped the edge of it, sometimes talking to herself.
After what seemed like an eternity, she sat down next to William, shook her head, and said, "There's no curse on the broom."
William held a black detector in his hand and nodded, saying:
"School security is very strict now. A curse that could affect the stability of the Nimbus 2200 would definitely be detected by the detectors and wouldn't be able to enter the school."
Hermione didn't know much about flying broomsticks, and she asked curiously:
"How did you manage to make the broom go out of control without being noticed?"
"The control device was removed before it was brought in, so the detectors can't detect the problem," William analyzed.
"So, this was a direct attack on me. Someone pretended to be my fan, wanting me to try out this broom."
Ron clearly got caught in the crossfire on William's behalf. If he hadn't been riding that broomstick, none of this would have happened.
Of course, even if William rode a broom, he wouldn't have gotten into the same trouble as Ron.
He could transform into a sea eagle and escape at any time, or jump down immediately and cast Slowing Charm.
The person who devised this method of murder might be useful to others, but not to William.
"Did Malfoy do it?" Hermione whispered.
William nodded. "It seems to be him."
As a junior spy, Snape had naturally figured out Voldemort's order for Malfoy to kill William.
So I gave him a heads-up earlier.
Malfoy certainly wouldn't dare to act directly, so he took advantage of the selection process to send over a faulty flying broom.
Afterwards, Hermione went to look for the two girls, but they were both in the library and not at the Quidditch arena.
Those two girls who claimed to be female fans were probably also people Malfoy hired to impersonate him using Polyjuice Potion.
In a sense, Harry was right this time.
All I can say is that Harry is incredibly perceptive when it comes to Malfoy, almost like the famous detective Kogoro Mouri.
Hermione lightly tapped her fist on the table, somewhat displeased. She wrinkled her nose and snorted:
"Malfoy wanted to kill you, and the headmaster just lets a Death Eaters like that run the school?"
You escaped unscathed this time, but what about next time?
William ruffled Hermione's hair and said softly with a smile, "He can't kill me, but he might hurt the other students."
William has watched over 1000 episodes of Conan, knows over 800 ways to kill, and is proficient in over 200 Chamber of Secrets murder methods... If he can't even handle a Young Malfoy, he might as well just find a tofu block and kill himself.
William turned to look out the window and said softly:
"Dumbledore has his own ideas; he's arranging for Professor Snape to contact Malfoy."
Hermione exclaimed in surprise, "Professor Dumbledore wants to turn Malfoy into one of ours?"
"Don't you think this idea is naive?" William couldn't help but laugh.
That was his initial thought as well.
I'm not too keen on the principal being so kind.
In William's view, since Draco had become Death Eaters, this danger should be nipped in the bud.
But then he suddenly remembered that four years ago, during that final exam, Professor Trelawney had suddenly fallen into Prophecy mode.
She said:
As the daylight grew increasingly gloomy, the night of vigilance was about to begin.
With the help of his servants, the ruthless Dark Lord will rise again.
Coldness breeds resentment, and resentment leads to betrayal.
When three traitors appear, death is inevitable...
The first two sentences are easy to understand, and the final answer lies entirely with the Wormtail.
But the last two lines describe three traitors born of resentment...
William believed at the time that the first traitor was Snape, who had become Dumbledore's spy.
The second one is Wormtail, who became Tom's little spy.
But William never suspected who the third traitor was.
Subsequent arrangements led to the Little Black Robe, along with the Dementor, joining the Death Eaters.
William not only wanted to betray them at a crucial moment, but he also deliberately wanted to fulfill the Prophecy.
However, strictly speaking, the Little Black Robe was already one of William's men and could not be considered a traitor to Voldemort at all.
Sirius, who impersonated Karkaroff, and Mormont, who feigned allegiance to the Death Eaters, cannot be considered traitors.
When Dumbledore suggested that Snape save Draco, William suddenly remembered the Prophecy, and then it dawned on him:
Is Draco Malfoy... the third traitor foretold in the Prophecy?
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