Chapter 249 Crazy Girl Luna
Harry thought it was some kind of small bug, so he subconsciously reached out and scratched his ears twice, but he didn't find anything there until his ears turned red.
He wanted to ask what the bugger was, but Luna had already bounded back to Mr. Lovegood.
The little girl looked at the bulging bump on her father's head in surprise and reached out to touch it.
"Ouch..." Mr. Lovegood winced in pain.
"Sorry dad..." Luna apologized quickly, but soon she couldn't help but touch it.
"Did this come from the Snorlax? Have you seen it?"
These words seemed to have some magic power. Mr. Lovegood instantly felt no pain. He stood up from the ground and patted the eye-catching yellow robe:
"Luna, I didn't see the Scimitar-Horned Snorlax. But I think it must have discovered that we were looking for it, so we sent this little gift."
"You are so awesome, Dad." Luna happily spun around in circles twice.
The conversation between the two made Harry even more confused.
Could it be that... wasn't the bag on that man's head smashed out by himself with a goblin?
Harry looked around and soon found the goblin on the ground nearby, cursing and walking back.
That's right...the goblins are all here. β¦β‘
But why did he say it was a scimitar-horned beast that smashed it... Also, who is that scimitar-horned beast?
Harry scratched his hair and suddenly felt like a Muggle who didn't understand anything.
Ron and others next to him also had similar expressions to his.
The only exception was Kyle, who asked curiously:
"Mr. Lovegood, did you find the Scirenos this time?"
"It's just a little bit short." The man said regretfully: "We only found traces of its passing in the valley to the south. It seems that it should have gone to other places."
"I just found this." Luna also raised half of the leaf in her hand, "The leftover food eaten by the Snorlax... Dad, it must have passed here when it left."
"You're right, Luna." Mr. Lovegood sighed, "We shouldn't have left."
"Can you show me that leaf?" Kyle suddenly asked.
"Of course." Luna happily handed the thing in her hand to Kyle, "Are you also interested in the Snorlax?"
"Actually, I'm interested in all magical animals."
Kyle took the leaf and looked at it carefully under the moonlight...but soon, his expression became a little strange.
Bite marks like this... If Mr. Lovegood and Luna could take the time to go to the Burrow, they should be able to find what they were looking for.
These leaves are clearly just potato sprouts half-bitten by goblins. They are everywhere in the garden in front of the Burrow. If you really want them, you can weigh them.
"Kyle, don't move. There's a bouncing fly next to your nose...oh, it's gone again."
"What?" Kyle returned the potato seedlings to Luna: "What is a bouncing fly..."
"A kind of flying elf." Luna said: "Bouncers like to dance around those relatively smart people, disrupting their thoughts and making them forget what they want to say, which is rare."
"Dad, did you just see it?"
"I must have missed it when I was sorting my clothes just now," Mr. Lovegood said regretfully.
Kyle didn't pay much attention to it, after all, they often came up with names that people couldn't understand. Don't talk about him, even if Newt comes, he will have to go back with a head full of questions.
New β΄π
"Mr. Lovegood..." Kyle changed the subject: "Luna should also be going to Hogwarts this year."
"I just received the admission notice three days ago." He said happily: "This is really a pleasant thing. I am currently collecting materials to help her make a pair of magical glasses as a gift."
"You can see the buggery when you put it on..." Luna said.
Kyle twitched the corners of his mouth and showed a polite smile.
In fact, he didn't want to touch any Lovegood gadgets because it would make him look stupid.
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The three chatted for a few more words, and then Mr. Lovegood hurriedly left with Luna.
On the way back to the Burrow, Harry couldn't help but ask: "Ron, who are those two people?"
"The Lovegood family," Ron said, "They live in a chimney-shaped house in the north, and there is a big wooden windmill at the door.
Oh, and Mr. Lovegood is also the editor-in-chief of The Quibbler. "
"The Quibbler?"
"A very strange magazine." Ron explained: "A lot of the content in it is nonsense, so basically no one will read it."
"Oh." Harry nodded as if he understood, and continued to ask: "By the way, the harassment...fly she was talking about? That's the name, right? What on earth is it?"
While talking, he subconsciously touched his ears again.
"Oh, and that scimitar-horned beast...how come I've never heard of it before? Are they also a kind of magical animal?"
"You don't have to worry about this anymore."
Ron waved his hand indifferently, "That's crazy girl Luna. Everyone knows that there are no harassers in the magic world."
"Crazy girl?"
"Well, that's what everyone who knows her calls her. Like that magazine, she likes to talk nonsense."
Ron said with his hands behind his back: "In fact, few people want to contact the Lovegood family, and only Kyle will say a few words to them.
But I bet even Kyle couldn't understand them. "
Although it was a bit rude, Harry thought about Luna's performance just now and felt that the name "Crazy Girl" was really appropriate.
"What a strange family." Harry murmured, "Have they always been like this?"
"It was better before, we even had dinner together, but since two years..."
Ron suddenly looked around and lowered his voice: "They have become like this since the explosion two years ago. Mom invited them to visit her home several times, but they were all rejected."
"explodeβ¦β¦"
"It is said that the magic experiment went wrong." Ron sighed and whispered: "Obviously Kyle has reminded them many times before that they should be careful when doing magic experiments. Even I have remembered it..."
"Ron!"
At this time, Ginny came over angrily and said dissatisfied: "Have you forgotten, mother doesn't let us tell others this."
"I remember..." Ron defended: "But this is Harry, not someone else."
Normally, Ginny would blush and run away after hearing Harry's name, but this time she still stood there without moving, staring at Ron with unkind eyes.
"Okay, I'll just leave it alone..." Ron turned his head and muttered softly.
