Whether it's in the Muggle world or in the wizarding world, the workers and designers who build the hidden ones after the completion of large buildings will encounter the most terrifying thing for them - the extinction. Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info

Why do you want to stop it?

The reason is simple - they know too much.

In front of the people who built those buildings with their own hands, all the secrets have nowhere to hide.

But in the wizarding world, there is a class of creatures that can perfectly escape this thing that is destroyed because they know too much.

They are house-elves who are completely loyal to their masters—loyal enough to give their lives at any time.

But today, something completely illogical has happened - a loyal house-elf has lost its owner.

She hadn't seen her master like the house-elves who had died of old age, but she was still carrying out the tasks assigned by her predecessors and waiting for the return of her dead master.

Then, the silly house-elf was given the first task of her life - like raw rice cooked into rice, and of course she took away her first - ahhhhhhh

This paragraph is skipped, anyway, Alan just picked up a silly auto-shipping free shipping free house-elf for a limited time. And the elf knew everything inside the castle - which meant he had picked up almost a map alive.

However, at this moment, before he could catch most of the inheritance, he first got the fatal news - there were invaders inside the castle, and there were dozens of them.

Eren was sure that the house-elves wouldn't lie to themselves at this moment - so the question was, what was it that made the exploration operation, which was originally only twenty places, have so many more people?

Unknown.

But one thing is for sure - whoever comes is not a good one.

Money is very appealing, not to mention inheritance, which is much more expensive than money.

Therefore, Alan had to continue the deception to the end—instead of taking refuge in the dark room of the castle at the beelmon's behest, he gave her an order in a serious manner—"Then, Duoduo—I order you to take me to the study." ”

It's not that Eren doesn't want to ask Yan Yuese, but now the elf is too scared to communicate - in her short life, it seems that the whole castle is all her elf life, and the crazy destruction of the last intruder has left her with a very bad memory - the man searched almost destructively to find everything he sees, until he triggered the magic trap and had to retreat.

"But--the study is a forbidden place, and Duoduo has no right to go!" The elf's voice, which was still trembling with fear, suddenly sharpened, as if her neck had been pinched by something.

Oh my God, what kind of freak that old witch is.

According to the Ministry of Magic, the Slytherin heir killed his sister's family and took his niece, the creator of Ilvermorny, - if it weren't for the wrong gender, Alan would have made up a big scene in his head at the moment.

Well, you can't really expect any normal play from the pure-bloods - after all, just look at how good the Muggle nobles are at playing the tricks of the pure-blood wizards, or maybe they'll have more of them because of magic?

But in any case, they should at least be reassured by their most loyal elves?

How is it that this wizard is so psychologically twisted that he doesn't trust even the most loyal servant?

What a joke!

He began to try to recall the information - the group could not have arrived so quickly, and now he thought of one more doubt, and there would be fewer difficulties to be encountered later.

Gormley Ghent - A relative of Aesop Sayll, a descendant of the famous Slytherin, and a mad blood fanatic.

She attacked her sister's family, leaving her sister's daughter behind and raising her niece in Komgari until she escaped.

Later, when the witch heard that her adopted niece had escaped, she went to North America and disappeared here for a while.

Her last message was that she had entered her niece's school one night and had tried to kill her niece's family and take the children with her, including the two adopted boys and the two children born to her niece.

This old witch is obviously a cultivator - both Lori and Zhengtai like to take it home to raise, as long as the blood is noble!

The old witch was completely obliterated about the adult doll - and even her sister might have been killed by her because she had grown up unpleasant!

The reasoning may be correct - but it still doesn't work - there is no clue as to what secret the old witch is trying to hide!

"Duoduo, listen up, I'm the master - now my order is the real order, the order that the study is forbidden has been revoked - now, take me to the study!"

Unfortunately, his orders did not suppress the dead witch's prestige at all—and in the end, the house-elf only pointed out the location of the study for him.

To his surprise, the study was not located in the towering wizard's tower at all, but underground.

Alan even suspected that the elf in front of him was lying to himself - how could it be underground?

Is that wizarding tower an ornament?

Is this witch too rich to burn?

You know, the cost of setting up such a laboratory is not low - the materials used to avoid the destruction of failed experiments are too expensive for most families to afford.

"Longbottom can wreak havoc with even the simplest of spells. We will put Finlieri's remains in a matchbox and send them to the hospital room. —These were Snape's exact words, and even if he was deliberately exaggerating to humiliate Neville, the damage that wizards can do is understandable.

You know, a Pettigrew's magic can blow up a street!

When training this kind of magic, if you don't want to do it in the wilderness, then it is needless to say how high-quality the building materials of the training ground should be - after those materials are built, wizards need to use magic to carefully release all kinds of reinforcement and strengthening magic for each building material before it can be used normally.

Under such a demanding step, the high cost of the magic tower naturally goes without saying - but the elf in front of him told him that the study, which is the most important store of knowledge, is not in the wizard's tower?

After a moment's hesitation, Eren made his choice—he strode in the direction the house-elf was pointing.