Vol 2 Chapter 88: Familiar roar letter

　　 I don’t know how long I have been busy, Ron stood by, watching the three people continue to restore the Gryffindor common room with the restoration spell. And he frowned, looking at his broken magic wand bitterly.
　　 The moon climbed over the eaves. Fortunately, no one came down from the stairs during this period. Everyone had been on the train all day and was very tired.
　　 After saying goodnight to Hermione, Fanlin and the three people turned tiredly to the direction of the boys' bedroom.
　　 On the door plate, it was changed from the original first grade to the second grade, and the even breathing sound of the students passed through the door panel to the ears of the three.
　　 "Exciting, isn't it?"
　　 "Yeah, it's really exciting." Harry nodded heavily, and Fanlin said exactly what he thought.
　　 "Let's go to sleep, and try to find a way to fix my wand tomorrow." Ron, crying, pushed the door open.
　　 "Good night, Harry."
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　　 "Are you sure this is really possible?" Hermione looked at Ron uncertainly.
　　 Ron got up in the morning and glued the broken wand with a kind of magic tape, and there was another ridiculous yellow packet on the old wand.
　　 Now Ron is trying to wield his wand, but unfortunately, nothing happened except for the unstable magical sparks sprayed from the wand.
"Perhaps you should think about it and change to a magic wand." Fanlin looked at Ron uncertainly. Ron was very dangerous now. Fanlin saw the magic spark from the magic wand hit the long table. Burn points.
　　 "How to change." Ron looked at his wand, which was still spraying magic sparks in frustration.
　　 "If I tell my mom, my mom will kill me."
　　 "Then you can't use this magic wand." Hermione put the "Swim with a Vampire" in her hand aside.
　　 "That's it." Ron reluctantly put the wand aside, he didn't want to care about this stupid wand anymore.
　　 Harry sighed, thinking about whether to support Ron. This wand is really bad.
　　 Fanlin had just started eating wheat porridge. At this time, hundreds of owls flew above his head, and they flew in one after another and circled the hall. Then, one after another threw letters and parcels into the chatting crowd. A large, bulging package hit Neville's head. Just a second later, a gray, unknown object fell into Hermione's jar, spilling milk and feathers all over them.
　　 "What is it?" Hermione frowned and wiped her book with her hand, so distressed.
　　 "Erol..." Ron was crying, and fished out a gray owl from the jar.
　　Erol had a fiery red letter in his mouth, and everyone laughed at the letter.
　　 "Oh, no..." Ron's miserable cry resounded throughout the hall.
　　 "No problem, it won't die." Hermione stroked Erol's feather with her hand while feeding it food.
　　 "It's not this, Hermione." Fanlin suppressed his smile, which made his voice very strange.
　　 "Ron received another yelling letter from Mrs. Veles."
　　Hermione laughed after hearing this.
　　 "Laugh to your heart's content." Ron stared at the letter desperately, his already miserable face, now full of numbness.
　　 "Sorry, Ron..." Fanlin's face flushed, "We didn't intend to do this..."
　　 "Ron, I advise you to open him." Harry patted Ron on the shoulder. As a good brother, Harry still has to consider Ron.
　　 "Before this, Fanlin, can you give me a closed ear curse first?"
　　 "Oh, of course." Fanlin stretched out his hand and clicked separately at the people around him. At the current level of Fanlin, it is completely possible to cast spells silently and without a wand to this simple spell.
　　The four corners of the letter began to smoke, as if urging Ron to open him quickly.
　　 Ron stretched out his hand tremblingly, and opened the lacquer opening of the envelope. In an instant, Mrs. Veles' familiar voice resounded through the hall again.
"... if they stole the car, I wouldn't be surprised if they expelled you from school. If you let me catch you, you'll be pretty. I don't think you ever thought about your parents The car is gone, how will I worry..."
　　 Fanlin apparently underestimated the power of this roaring letter. After the closing spell, Mrs. Veles' voice was still so explosive.
　　 The sound of the yelling letter is determined by the anger of the writer, which shows how angry Mrs. Veles is.
　　 Fanlin also saw that the spoons and forks on the table were constantly vibrating on the tabletop, which made Fanlin had to hold the poor tableware with his hands.
　　 "...I received a letter from Dumbledore last night. I think your dad will die of shame. We never taught you to do this. You and Harry should have been killed..."
　　 Harry heard his name appear ~EbookFREE.me~ At this moment, he wanted to get under the table.
　　 "...You stole that car, do you know how much trouble you caused to your family? Your father is suspended from the Ministry of Magic for investigation..."
　　 Ron lowered his head, his face flushed.
　　 The fiery red lips turned around again, and aimed at a little girl with fiery red hair, who should be the student who had just entered Gryffindor.
　　 "...oh, baby Ginny, parents congratulate you on entering Gryffindor. We are very proud of you..."
　　 The little girl named Ginny rolled her eyes, no one wanted to hear her name in the yelling letter, and she was in front of so many people.
　　 Hermione secretly told Fanlin that Ginny’s full name was Ginny Veles, Ron’s sister, and the same age as Fanlin. Hermione always likes that Fanlin's age makes trouble. This can be reflected in Hermione's letter to Fanlin.
　　 "...It's a shame to the family." The letter turned to Ron again. "Your dad suspended his job for inquiries in the unit. This is all your fault! If you dare to take another step, we will take you home immediately."
　　 At this point, accompanied by the fiery red roaring letter burning in the air, turning into green smoke, everyone's torture has come to an end. Of course, Ron was not included.
　　 "Look a little away, Ron." Harry rubbed his ears. Although there was an ear-closing curse, it was still a very bad thing to feel the power of the roaring letter so close.
　　 "Don't tell me, you didn't expect the consequences at all by doing this." Hermione closed the book.
　　 "Don't say I deserve it..." Ron retorted.
　　 "It's me, too." Harry was very upset now, and Mr. Veles was suspended because of him.