After that, Alan's life in Egypt was undoubtedly very easy and pleasant.

What happened in the catacombs became more and more bizarre as Ron recounted.

At first, Mr. Weasley was willing to listen and ask for details.

But then, with each time Ron said something different, no one wanted to sit there and listen to his self-aggrandizement.

Led by Bill, they visited all the tombs that were allowed to be entered.

However, something as bizarre as falling into the catacombs never happened again.

The magic that the ancient Egyptian wizards cast on the tomb was very magical, and it was an eye-opener for Allen.

"It's amazing, but it's not as terrifying as anything we've ever seen - a resurrected mummy!" Ron couldn't help but compare.

"There's still an army of mummies!" George and Fred grinned, gesturing not far from Percy.

Speaking of Percy, he has been in high spirits lately and looks particularly ambitious.

He will be in the seventh grade graduating class this year. Of course, that's not what he's most proud of.

To Percy's ecstasy, he received his appointment as President of the Male Student Council at Hogwarts.

Therefore, in the middle of the action, he always puts on the appearance that he is an important person.

"Now, I can handle you. ”

Before an outing, Percy said this smugly as he passed by Allen.

This was a lapse for Allen, who watched inexplicably as Percy swaggered out the door.

"He's talking about last semester. Ron walked over to Alan's side with an expression that had seen everything.

Under Ron's reminder, Alan finally remembered that he had indeed contradicted Percy in the first place, and had said something like "Percy can't take care of Ravenclaw's head".

I didn't expect him to care so much, and he remembered it until now. Alan shrugged, patted the non-existent dust on his body, and walked out the door freely.

"Hurry, hurry, today the correspondent of the Daily Prophet in Egypt is going to interview us. Mr. Weasley urged.

Although the heat was unbearable, when a group of ten people stood in front of the tall pyramid and let the reporters take pictures, they all smiled with joy.

The stocky Mrs. Weasley, the tall, balding Mr. Weasley, and the six of their fiery red-haired sons and daughters are all shaking their hands desperately at the camera.

George and Fred also made all kinds of grimaces, which amused the reporters who took the photos to lean forward and backward, and many of the shots were trembling.

Tall, thin, clumsy Ron stood in the middle, his pet mouse spotted on his shoulder, and his sister Ginny with one arm around him.

Percy wore a beautiful Turkish hat over his unkempt hair, the badge of the student council president pinned to the hat, and the horn-framed glasses glittered in the Egyptian sun.

And the most striking is Alan, whose blonde hair is particularly dazzling in a field of red hair.

He put his hands in his trouser pockets, looked relaxed and comfortable, and smiled gently and gently, which made people feel good when they saw it.

The photojournalist obviously had a very good impression of Allen, a handsome and handsome teenager, and specially washed several copies of the photos and gave them to Allen.

During a visit to the last tomb, Ginny wept terribly.

Because Mrs. Weasley wouldn't allow her to enter the tour anyway.

Alan believes that her decision is undoubtedly very correct.

The burial chamber was covered with strangely shaped bones, human heads, beast heads, human bodies, and skeletons with two heads......

"These are Muggles who trespass. Bill explained, glancing at Alan without a trace.

Even Allen, who has seen the dense mummies, feels that this scene is very tragic.

In contrast, Nancy, who was cast a bad luck spell by George and Fred, should be considered lucky.

If it hadn't been for Alan and Ron, perhaps her bones would have been buried in the dark catacomb.

Upon leaving the burial chamber, Ron discovers that Percy is missing.

He remembered his experience with Allen and immediately told Mr. Weasley and Bill about it.

"Percy, how could it be?" Mr. Weasley couldn't believe that his best son would disappear for no apparent reason.

Bill glanced at the twin brothers, who were hiding to the side with a hippie smile.

Bill then strode back, and Mr. Weasley quickly followed, returning to the burial chamber he had just left.

George and Fred winked at each other and quietly ducked back.

But it was useless, and Mrs. Weasley didn't know when she was standing behind them.

"George, Fred, are you playing tricks on Percy again?" Mrs. Weasley thrust her waist in, menacing.

"How so?"

"Of course not. ”

George and Fred looked at each other, one left and the other right, trying to escape around Mrs. Weasley.

Mrs. Weasley, though fat, moved extremely nimblely, grabbing them by the collar at once.

Ginny looked at the dejected looks of her two brothers and smiled very happily.

When Mr. Weasley and Bill rush back to the tomb, they find Alan standing in front of the tomb door, shouting something.

"Mr. Weasley, Bill, Percy are locked up in the tomb. Alan said helplessly, "When I saw it, the tomb door had already been dropped by George and Fred. ”

"Alajo Cave opens. Mr. Weasley drew his wand and aimed it at the stone door.

"It's useless, Dad. Only the spells of ancient Egypt can open this door. I went to Saeed for help and asked him to send some people to come and have a look. Bill looked at Mr. Weasley helplessly.

However, there was a clattering sound in the tomb.

Percy's desperate, hysterical voice was heard.

"Percy, don't be afraid, hold on. I'm going to get someone to help. Bill shouted.

"It's useless, this burial chamber is under a spell, and the people inside can't hear the voices outside. I just tried it. Alan shook his head and said.

"Dad, don't worry, I'm going to find someone. Bill rushed out in a rage.

Mrs. Weasley looked at the twin brothers in annoyance, "Percy had an accident, and you guys were happy?"

George and Fred didn't expect it to be like this, and let Mrs. Weasley preach, looking anxious.

Alan looked up and down the stone door of the burial chamber, trying to remember the spell of opening the door when he was in the catacomb.

After three attempts, Alan finally uttered the spell in its entirety.

The stone door of Percy's tomb slowly rose, and Percy's figure appeared in everyone's field of vision.

His meticulously combed red hair had been rubbed like a bird's nest.

The hat with the badge of the president of the male student council, which had been highly valued by Percy, fell to the ground and covered a skull.

Compared to before going out, Percy was extremely embarrassed.