Hogwarts: Don't call me the Staff Maker

Chapter 748 Heading to the Humble Abode

According to Mad-Eye Moody's plan, the Order of the Phoenix would arrive at Privet Drive at 6:50 PM, the same time Siren entered the Leaky Cauldron. They would leave with Harry ten minutes later, precisely at 7:00 PM.

And now—

Xilen glanced at the clock in the bar.

7:02

If all goes well, they should have left Privet Road by now.

This also explains why the sense of crisis just now suddenly disappeared.

If Cyrus wasn't mistaken, Voldemort had originally intended to find him and had already set off. However, he received news from Privet Drive before reaching the Leaky Cauldron, so he changed his target at the last minute.

With Voldemort gone, the crisis was naturally resolved.

Xiren picked up the glass on the table and took a big gulp of butterbeer; the sweet taste seemed to dispel all tension.

That's strange, why didn't it have this effect before?

Xilun stood up, left the bar, and went to the backyard.

Voldemort still hasn't appeared, so it seems he guessed correctly.

Now that Harry's side has been exposed, he naturally doesn't need to stay here any longer.

The sudden sense of crisis that had just arisen was enough to prove that their plan had succeeded. His appearance at the Leaky Cauldron had indeed affected Voldemort, causing him to subconsciously relax his attention on Privet Drive.

It was a short time, less than two minutes, but that should have been enough for the people of the Order of the Phoenix.

Hmm—probably.

If that's not enough, Xilun has no other options.

However, at this point, Diagon Alley is definitely safe.

"Do you want to help?"

At that moment, Dedalow caught up from behind. He looked at Siron, who was standing by the entrance to Diagon Alley and had not yet gone in. After a moment of silence, he asked.

"No." Xilun shook his head.

Mad-Eye Moody's plan was always the safest, and with the help of almost all the members of the Order of the Phoenix, it was enough to get Harry out safely without him having to help anymore.

Of course, even if it were truly necessary, Xilun wouldn't know how to help.

Mad-Eye Moody was too cautious; only those certain to be going to Privet Drive to pick up Harry could be told the full details of the plan.

All Siron knew was that they would use Compound Soup to become seven Potters and escape in seven different directions.

He had no idea which path the real Harry would take or who would protect him.

Judging from their abilities, Mad-Eye Moody is definitely the most suitable.

Hagrid is also a strong possibility. Harry was sent to Privet Drive by Hagrid when he was a child, and now that Hagrid is taking him back, it would be a fitting end to the story.

But Sirius Black, who is closest to Harry, will also participate in this operation. From a familial perspective, Harry would definitely prefer to be with Sirius, and Sirius would certainly do everything in his power to protect Harry.

If you have to choose one of the three options and you make the wrong choice, you might not be helping, but rather hindering the team.

However, Xilun doesn't need to choose.

Although he did not know the detailed plan Moody had devised, he knew where the plan would ultimately end.

"The Burrow."

"What?"

"Let's go to the Burrow and wait for them. It's been a long time since I've seen Harry," said Siron, moving to the left to a small clearing.

"No, Siron," Dedalow said hastily. "Alastor believes you are safest in Diagon Alley and shouldn't risk doing anything else."

"Is this considered an adventure?" Siren asked.

"Doesn't that count?" Dedalo blinked.

"Probably, but I don't think so," Siron said, shaking his head. "Besides, what if Death Eaters chase them all the way to the Burrow? It's always good to have one more person."

"Looks like I'm having a hard time convincing you to stay in Diagon Alley, isn't that right?" Dedalow sighed.

Siren didn't answer, but looked at him and said, "Mr. Dedalo, would you like to come along?"

"I'm afraid that won't work; I have more important tasks to attend to," Dedalow said, shaking his head. "In that case, we'll meet again at the Burrow."

As soon as he finished speaking, he Apparated and left the backyard.

I don't know if she continued organizing information or went to help Harry and the others.

Siren also used Apparition to reach the Burrow. However, before leaving, he suddenly swung his wand at the opposite corner.

"The Divine Blade is Without a Shadow!"

The next second, Xilun disappeared.

At the same time, in the grass in the corner opposite him, a snake that was slowly crawling suddenly froze in place.

It was as if an invisible knife had slashed across from it, cutting the snake vertically in two, and then it slammed to the ground with a thud.

When Xilun landed back on the ground, he was standing not far from the entrance of Saint Cachipol village.

The Burrow was protected by countless kinds of magic, plus the Fidelity Spell, so Siren couldn't possibly teleport to the Burrow's side while resisting all these protective spells.

However, it's not far from the humble abode; you can just walk there.

It's eerily quiet tonight; you can't hear a single sound on the street.

"Who's there!"

As Siron approached the Burrow, Mr. Weasley and Ginny ran down the steps from the back door, their wands pointed at him from different directions.

"Shillon?" Mrs. Weasley rubbed her eyes in surprise, but still did not put down her wand.

"Sirlen, why are you here!" she asked. "What task did Mad-Eye Moody give you?"

"I tricked the mysterious man at the Leaky Cauldron," Siren said. "Now that my task there is complete, I wanted to come here and take a look."

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"To be honest, you really shouldn't have come here. It's too dangerous." Mrs. Weasley frowned, and she and Ginny simultaneously lowered their wands.

The fact that he could describe Mad-Eye's plan so accurately meant that the man before her, Siron, was genuine. However, Mrs. Weasley was anything but happy.

Because Sirius was also one of Voldemort's targets, his situation was just as dangerous as Harry's.

"Where's Dedalo Digg?" She glanced behind Xiren. "Didn't Alastor send him to help you? Why don't I see him?"

"He has other things to do."

"But as far as I know, he doesn't have any missions lately." Mrs. Weasley's face darkened further. "His most important mission right now is to protect your safety; Alastor said it himself."

"Maybe he said something else afterward," Celen said, seemingly unconcerned about Dedalow leaving alone.

"Mrs. Weasley, has anyone returned?" he asked.

"Not yet," Mrs. Weasley said, shaking her head. "But it should be soon—oh, it's coming."

Before she could finish speaking, two figures, one large and one small, appeared out of nowhere in the courtyard of the humble dwelling.

It was Harry and Hagrid. They appeared to have used the Portkey and were brought here before they could react. They fell from mid-air and landed on all fours in the yard.

"Harry!"

Mrs. Weasley screamed and immediately ran over with Ginny.