Everyday Players at Hogwarts.

Chapter 422: Ron is Obsessed

"Wait, did I hear that right?"

"Was the bat just now your magic?"

"Is this the Bat Curse?" After being informed by Hagrid, Lupin ran to the cabin in one breath, still calm and composed, and looked at Ginny in surprise.

You know, the bat just now scared him.

Just imagine, deep in the dark forest, you hold your wand tightly, ready to attack or defend at any time.

But then, a bat the size of a house cat and looking very evil flies towards you.

However, this bat was unexpectedly accepted by a group of werewolves deep in the Forbidden Forest.

They mistakenly thought he was in danger and took him into the cave where they usually lived.

"I just want to know where you are?" Ginny stuck out her tongue and hid behind Harry's back.

"It seems that the Ravenclaw diadem is indeed amazing." Lupin exclaimed.

In his opinion, Ron's recent invention of the Mist Bottle and the variant Bat Curse cast by Ginny today were all thanks to the Ravenclaw Diadem in Harry's hand.

"Huh?" Ron looked confused.

But he was immediately nudged by Harry, who understood what he was doing.

"Yes, but that crown is not useful for everyone."

"Like our dormitory, and even the Ravenclaws in our year have borrowed it."

"But it only seems to have some effect on Ron and Ginny." Harry continued to patch it.

From Harry's perspective, this was a great excuse to freely display what he had learned in Moon City.

Ron, who had come to his senses, also nodded.

Ginny behind Harry also half showed her head and nodded to indicate that this was the fact.

"I heard from Hagrid that you have something to talk to me about." After a brief surprise, Lupin began to think about the business.

"How are you and Tonks?" It was Ginny, no doubt about it.

"Is that Fenrir incarnation difficult? Compared to the Animagus?" Ron and Ginny asked at the same time.

"What's going on in Azkaban now?" Harry asked, following Ron and Ginny.

"Can you all come one by one?" Lupin didn't expect that they would come to him just for this.

The most outrageous thing was how Ginny also knew about what happened between him and Tonks.

"Kids, first of all, what happens between Tonks and I has nothing to do with you. Well, let me tell you, things are going in a good direction between us." Lupin said helplessly as Ginny stared at him with a pitiful expression.

"Wubi!" Ginny jumped up.

"Secondly, regarding the matter of Azkaban, let me be frank. Dumbledore and even the Ministry of Magic have been keeping an eye on the entire North Sea."

"You have to know that Dumbledore is as great an alchemist as Nick Flamel."

"Dumbledore has made a large number of alchemical tools, which are spread across various locations in the North Sea. You--" Lupin wanted to continue, but was suddenly interrupted by Harry.

"Wait, you've said too much now."

"I know that I have a special connection with Voldemort."

"In fact, I've always been worried that Voldemort would peek into my brain."

"Dumbledore should know this as well."

"I thought you knew it too and wouldn't say so much—" Harry wanted to continue, but Lupin held his shoulders.

After being briefly surprised that Harry, unlike James, had so many muscles, he said, "Dumbledore mentioned it, but Voldemort actually knows better than me. Don't look at me, Ron, they are true."

“But there’s no need to hide this.”

"And you don't have to worry about Voldemort snooping into your brain."

"Dumbledore once mentioned that in your current state, Voldemort entering your brain would be like a person rushing directly into a furnace without any preparation." Lupin patted Harry's shoulder.

"That's great." Ginny, who was about to cry because of Lupin's words, hugged Harry.

Lupin smiled awkwardly and stepped back.

"Maybe."

"I'm still a little worried though." Harry shrugged. Ryan had mentioned this, but he was very nervous ever since he knew about his connection to Voldemort.

He had tried to get Ryan to teach him Occlumency.

But Ryan said this was not suitable for him. It would not help the evolution of the magic in his heart.

It might even inhibit the progress of that magic.

"Wait, why are you the last one to answer my question?" Ron frowned.

It was clearly him and Ginny who spoke first just now.

He was very confused as he had no idea.

"Ron, I told Lupin everything Harry just whispered to me." Hagrid winked at Ron.

Hephaestus behind him also waved at Ron.

"How can it be!"

"You clearly--" Ron was confused for a moment and then understood something.

On the way to the moon, Ryan cast a spell on him and he was able to speak with his mind without opening his mouth.

Apparently, Hagrid had developed this ability as well.

Harry knew this, too.

"You never told me that." Ron looked at Harry who was whistling beside him.

“I just realized it.”

"I wanted to talk to Harry alone, but the next second my words were ringing in Harry's mind," Hagrid explained.

He was actually quite surprised too, ever since the last time he had merged with the Forbidden Forest and awakened the magic of the Dragon Lord as Harry had mentioned.

In addition to those abilities discovered at that time.

He also learned some little tricks that only magical creatures possess without any instruction.

He looked less like a wizard and more like a magical creature.

The giant physique inherited from his mother also became stronger.

He now even had a feeling that even if there was a giant dragon in front of him, he could subdue it with melee combat alone.

"Then why be alone?" Ron muttered.

"Ron, you've been coming to my place every day lately."

"I've been forced to learn a lot about you."

"Plus, when I 'saw' you, it was obvious that you were the one taking the lead - looking for Lupin."

"I was worried you might say something offensive." Hagrid shrugged.

In his eyes, Ron was not a bad person.

But Ron's thinking is obviously different from that of ordinary people. Especially recently, after he became rich by inventing the smoke bottle, Ron has been thinking about various money-making businesses.

He had recently been approached by Ron for this very reason - to hype up his ability to turn objects into living creatures, and then sell it as a service to wealthy wizards.

According to Ron, once wizards become rich and powerful, the only thing they worry about is the issue of inheritance.

And Hagrid can activate a powerful alchemical item as a guarantee for the continuation of the wizarding bloodline.

This is more useful than both gold galleons and house-elfs.

Because gold galleons might be stolen and house-elves might die of old age.

But alchemical creatures don't.

"Offend?"

"I'm doing this for Lupin's own good."

"Harry, Ginny, tell me if the plan I came up with is good for Lupin."

"My plan kills three birds with one stone. Lupin, I, and his werewolf friend can all get money and fame." Ron scratched the back of his head in confusion.

(End of this chapter)