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Chapter Sixty-Nine: Ron's Letter, and the Weasley Twins Coming to the Door

That day, Zicomo was reading a book in his room.

In his room, there is now a small round table and three rattan chairs near the window.

He, Lani, and Hermione spend their days reading here.

Actually, he prefers to sit on the garden bench and bask in the sun.

Unfortunately, the bench could only seat two people, and the two people next to him both wanted to sit next to him.

Zicomo had no choice but to shift his position.

Just then, an owl flew in through the window with a letter in its beak.

This surprised Zicomo; who would write to him for no reason?

He didn't have many friends to begin with; besides Harry Ron, the Weasley twins were the only other ones.

But all of these people had the 'Edward' he gave them, even the Weasley twins, whom he gave two of during their holidays.

So they usually communicate through this.

Snape was even less likely to be involved; he was right next door, he could just come and knock if he needed anything.

Hermione was also very curious about this, as her cousin was a complete shut-in.

They have almost no social activities.

After I bought Erluo, she rarely sent mail, and the bird got quite fat.

But when she saw the old owl, she and Zicomo knew whose letter it was.

This is the Weasley family's owl, which was supposedly bought by Ron's older brother Charlie when he was in school.

Zicomo opened the envelope, and the gist of it was that Harry had gone missing and Ron was very worried.

This was not unexpected for him.

He hadn't received any news from Harry during the holiday; he was most likely locked up at his aunt's house, just like in the original story.

As for letters and the like, they were intercepted by the Malfoys' house-elves.

Zicomo was more curious about why Ron would write to him.

He must have explained the functions of 'Epider' to Ron when he gave it to him.

If something's wrong, just send a message, right?

Why send his old owl out on a special trip? Is it because he wants it to die soon enough?

Or did he simply forget about this feature?

Considering Ron's simple-mindedness, it's quite possible.

Hermione had just finished reading the letter and asked in confusion:

"Harry is missing? Doesn't he have 'Aiped'? Why hasn't he contacted us?"

"Who knows? Maybe his wicked aunt hid it away."

Zicomo shrugged and tried to recall Harry's copy of 'Edward'.

The next instant, a dusty book appeared on the table.

Good heavens, it really was taken away.

I don't know where it was thrown away, but it's accumulated such a thick layer of dust in just one month.

Zicomo covered his nose and gave it a thorough cleaning.

He inscribed a spell at home to isolate the traces, so there was no need to worry about the Ministry of Magic detecting any movement of the traces on them.

"What do we do now? Should we help Harry?"

Hermione asked with some concern.

"No need, just leave this to the Weasley twins."

Zicomo pulled out his iPad and sent a message to the twins.

They should also remind Ron that this thing has communication capabilities.

However, this owl's trip wasn't entirely in vain.

This is a good opportunity to help Zicomo send his new work back to his twin brothers.

That was a small ornament he made to shield himself from the traces of the wire.

Within a certain range of this ornament, the threads cannot transmit any information to the Ministry of Magic.

With this, hopefully the scene where Harry's aunt and uncle's family encounters the Weasley twins won't be too dramatic.

After finishing everything, Zicomo lay back down in the wicker chair.

Wouldn't it be better to spend that time at home with your wife and cousin?

Why do it yourself?

He invested in Twins because he wanted to have people working for him.

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The Weasley twins quickly received a message from Zicomo.

Once their owl brought back the tracking wire ornament, they began their operation.

Because Ron insisted on going along, the twins took advantage of their parents' inattention and drove off in the family's flying car.

Under the cover of night, the three drove a real car...

At this moment, Harry was struggling with how to contact the outside world.

Ever since he came back from vacation, his aunt has taken away all his books.

The 'Aiped' that Zicomo gave him was also mixed in.

This made it so that he couldn't even do his summer homework.

Around dinner time, a house-elf named Dobby popped up, claiming that someone was trying to harm him.

Not only did they cut off all his letters, they also smashed a cake on the Dursleys' guests' heads.

His aunt's family thought he was the culprit and locked him in a room.

Just then, the Dursleys' doorbell rang, and Harry wondered who would be visiting the Dursleys so late.

But he couldn't leave the room; he could only press his ear against the door and try to hear what was happening outside.

At this moment, Vernon was wounded and his body was injured.

When they opened the door, they saw three unfamiliar red-haired children.

Strange, never seen before, oddly dressed – perfect!

It's obvious they're here to see Harry.

He was about to close the door when George and Fred blocked the gap.

"Hey! Sir, we're here to see Harry."

"I know who you freaks are here to see, but give up! I'm not sending him back to that freak school of yours!"

..... ....... ...

Vernon said angrily.

"Sir, are you sure?"

The twins moved in unison, pulling wands from their pockets and simultaneously aiming them at Vernon.

"Ha! Don't try to scare me. Don't think I don't know that you underage kids aren't allowed to use magic outside."

Vernon dismissed the twins' behavior.

George and Fred exchanged a glance and simultaneously waved their wands.

"Your front teeth are as big as a stick!"

"The Upside Down Golden Bell!"

Originally, both of these spells were not very harmful, but extremely insulting.

What a pity for Vernon?

Hanging upside down, he instinctively looked down, and his protruding front teeth poked a bloody hole in his stomach.

Fortunately, he had enough fat to prevent the needle from going too deep.

The twins swaggered into the Dursleys' house with Ron in tow.

Hearing the noise, Penny...

The next instant, the two of them began to scream in alarm.

The sharp, piercing sound prompted the twins to deliver a 'tongue lock' to each of them.