Chapter 267 Dementors and Five Owls
Under the railway bridge, Dudley thought that all this was Harry's doing, so he punched him, knocked his wand away, and ran away quickly.
Suddenly, a cold current hit, the lights in the entire bridge tunnel went out instantly, and the puddles on the ground froze into ice.
Dudley then slipped on the ice and slid all the way to the end of the bridge tunnel.
"Lumos." Harry used his wandless spell to illuminate.
The fluorescent light lit up, and the figures of two Dementors appeared.
A Dementor grabbed Harry by the neck and pinned him against the wall.
Another Dementor put its mouth close to Dudley.
Harry rolled his eyes as suddenly a strange force enveloped the entire area.
Harry's green eyes turned into a mixture of amber and blue.
An invisible dream enveloped the area, turning everything into clouds. A hot white light flashed, and the two Dementors were completely wiped out.
"Hu...Hu." Dudley turned pale and sat on the clouds, gasping for breath.
Harry held his wand carefully and looked around to prevent possible danger.
Then he saw a beautiful face.
"Aiden!" Harry exclaimed in surprise.
"No, what's left here is not the real body, but just the means reserved by the real body on you." The delicate person in front of him seemed as mechanical as a puppet.
"So what's the situation now and where are we?" Harry asked.
"Hehe, I've allocated a little bit of the computing power to you. Wow, you're really good!" The originally mechanical puppet suddenly came to life.
"Ah!" Dudley was startled.
"Hello, Dudley Dursley, I'm Aiden Prewett, your cousin's classmate, but not his boyfriend." Aiden gave Dudley a reassuring swipe.
"As for where you are, you are in my dream. There are quite a lot of Dementors outside. I need to wait for the wizard who protects you to arrive before I can let you out." Aiden explained.
"Protect, why protect me, and who..." Harry didn't finish his words.
Outside the clouds, a cat's cry was heard.
"Hello to you too, Titti." Aiden walked over and touched the cat's head.
"Okay, it's time for you to go back." Aiden waved his hand and the two began to fall from the clouds.
"Wait..." Harry wanted to ask for clarification, but the feeling of falling interrupted him.
The two men fell to the ground and struggled to get up.
Outside, an old woman with a wand was casting the Patronus Charm to ward off the Dementors.
"Harry Potter." The old woman put away her wand and walked over.
"Mrs. Figg!?!" Harry's eyes widened.
He never imagined that Mrs. Figg, with whom he had lived for fifteen years, was actually a wizard.
"You're a wizard?" Harry asked.
"You have just become one recently, come with me." Mrs. Figg waved to them.
Harry picked up Dudley and followed.
"What's going on, Mrs. Figg?" Harry asked Figg as he struggled to carry Dudley on the way.
"Dementors have appeared in the Muggle world, and the power struggle in the Ministry of Magic has entered a white-hot stage." Mrs. Figg reminded.
"Since Voldemort returned last year, do you think Dumbledore would let you wander around alone? My Lord, Mr. Prewett told me you were very smart."
Mrs. Figg, holding her wand and keeping watch all around, escorted Harry and Dudley all the way to number four, Privet Drive.
"By the way, Mr. Prewett asked me to tell you that you won't be fired." Mrs. Figg said and turned back to go home.
There was a flash of space, and a short man appeared. Mrs. Figg grabbed his ears and pulled him into the house.
After Dudley came in, he vomited directly on the carpet, which scared Aunt Petunia and made her scream.
"Fennon, Fennon!" Penny screamed and called Fennon over.
Vernon walked over to Dudley and looked at Harry with disgust, "Now you are satisfied, you have turned my son into a fool."
Then an owl flew in with a letter, which turned into a mouth and informed Harry that he had been expelled from Hogwarts and someone would come to destroy his wand.
"Justice has come," said Vernon with a smile.
Then another owl flew over and also turned into a mouth, from which came Mr. Weasley's voice.
"Potter, listen, Aiden and Dumbledore have intervened in the case. Now there is a turning point. Do not leave your residence and do not hand over your wand!"
A third owl arrived again, informing Harry that his expulsion was on hold.
A fourth owl arrived with a note from Sirius.
"How unfortunate." Vernon complained.
The owls surrounding the object reminded Vernon of the scene when Harry entered school four years ago.
"I think you owe us an explanation." Vernon stared at Harry with fear in his eyes.
"It's Voldemort. He's back with his ambitions, and he's raising an army..."
Harry had no choice but to tell the Dursleys all the major events that had happened in the wizarding world before.
"What are you talking about? What does this have to do with us? Why should my child suffer this kind of harm!" Fenon said sarcastically.
"Fennon, don't say that man's name." Petunia, who knew how terrifying Voldemort was, stopped Fennon.
"This child is too dangerous. He will bring trouble to us. Let's get him away, Peggy!" Vernon muttered in a low voice.
But just as this thought came to Fenon's mind, the fifth owl appeared.
It dropped a letter on the sofa and then ran away.
"This is a Howler Letter. I suggest you open it quickly." Harry sat in the corner and stared at the three people with wide green eyes.
"Oh Houhou, do you think we will fall for your trick again?" Fenon shook his head left and right.
Then the letter on the sofa flew up and burned in the air.
A terrible sound came from inside, echoing throughout the Dursley house.
"Don't forget your promise, Penny!"
Penny raised her head with difficulty, and Vernon swallowed.
"Let him - let him stay here, Vernon!" Penny made up her mind.
When Fenon saw his wife like this, he did not force her anymore.
"Now, get back to your room." Fenon pointed to the second floor.
Harry walked up with his head down.
Then, Harry spent four extremely torturous days at the Dursleys'.
He wrote notes to several friends and his godfather, but had to put them off because Hedwig was out hunting.
After a while, Hedwig, who had eaten her fill, finally flew in.
Harry couldn't help but sneer, "You still remember to come back!"
Hedwig gave Harry a strange look.
Harry quickly tied the letter to Hedwig and fell into deep remorse as Hedwig flew away.
For the next few days, Harry and the Dursleys had no communication at all.
But Penny still brought him three meals a day upstairs.
And on Friday, a figure dressed in a white and gold robe arrived at the door of the Dursley House.
A spiritual breeze blew through the Dursley house, and the desire of the three Dursleys to go out and travel was magnified exponentially.
Then, they actually went out traveling excitedly.
Harry was left alone at the Dursley house to look after the house.
