Chapter 65 Display and Induction

"Okay, just make your own arrangements. By the way, let me see that."

Aunt Molly continued.

"Huh?" Aiden was confused?

"Ah, what? Dragon man, your horns have grown out. Do you think your aunt doesn't know?"

Aunt Molly sat down and looked as if to start her performance.

Several people who were eavesdropping upstairs also ran down.

"I want to see it too," said Ron.

"Hmm. Dragon man." George raised an eyebrow.

"You can make a fortune by plucking a few scales and selling them."

Fred went on, and Aunt Molly hit him.

Ginny also looked at Aiden with an I'm very curious look.

Aiden smiled helplessly, took off his shirt, and as the air in the room whistled, a pair of silver-white wings spread out.

I saw the dragon man in front of me standing proudly with his unique and charming appearance, showing an extraordinary beauty.

The different colored vertical pupils are like the brightest two stars in the night sky, one sparkling with deep sapphire light, and the other reflecting warm amber glow.

Aiden's skin is covered with a layer of fine scales, the color of which is like pearls in the deep sea. These scales are closely arranged, strong and elastic, which can protect against external invasion while remaining soft and comfortable.

The slender tail sways slightly, like a nimble long snake.

"Wicked," said Ron.

George and Fred got straight to the point.

"Oh, don't touch the base of the tail, it's a little sensitive there," Aiden stopped him.

Ginny also touched Aiden's wings. The fine scales were very smooth, and the cool touch seemed to dispel the summer heat.

After the display, Aiden put away the dragon scales.

"Ah, that's it. Let me look at it for a while longer." Ron said.

"No, boy, that's how you betrayed me just now."

Aiden jumped up and started playing with Ron, while George and Fred cheered on the side.

Mrs. Molly also went to the kitchen to busy herself. Ginny didn't want to pay attention to these childish brothers and returned to her room.

After a while, Aiden and his friends sat down while Ron and the twins continued to share snacks.

"Don't eat too many snacks, it's time to eat later."

Mrs. Molly's voice came from the kitchen.

The three of them were so scared that their hands started shaking and the snacks they were fighting over fell to the ground. Fortunately, they were protected by the packaging.

"Oh, poor Ginny, she's always obsessed with Harry and won't even ask for snacks, what a shame."

Ron spoke in an aria, without slowing down the pace of picking up the gifts in his hands.

"What? Why are you obsessed with Harry? Didn't I tell you not to mention Harry in front of Ginny before I left?"

Aiden asked in confusion.

"But you can't stop all the newspapers and magazines in the wizarding world," said George.

Fred added, "It can't stop our History of Magic textbooks."

The two looked at each other and smiled, then spread their hands together in a helpless manner.

"Well, dear Pot, you have seduced my sister away from me. You will have to suffer the consequences next semester."

Aiden swore fiercely in his heart.

At noon, Arthur hurried back home.

"Hi. Kids, oh Aiden, you're back."

The family sat down at the dining table.

"It has been a very busy few days. All available personnel in the Ministry have been dispatched. Some memory cancellation specialists have even gone straight to St. Mungo's."

Arthur picked up a sandwich and took a big bite.

But he found that the table was strangely quiet and everyone was looking at Aiden.

"What's wrong?" Arthur asked curiously.

"Nothing, it's just that we haven't seen Aiden for a while and we miss him a little."

Mrs. Molly changed the subject abruptly, but Arthur, who was carefree, didn't even notice.

After dinner, Aiden and Mr. Arthur sat together chatting leisurely, while Ron and Ginny played wizard chess.

"By the way, Aiden, how were your visits to your classmate's house these days?"

Arthur asked eagerly,

"Isn't the life of a Muggle different from ours?"

"Ahem, it's pretty good. My classmate and his father are very enthusiastic and treat me very well." Aiden (°ー°〃)

"That's good. By the way, can you help me ask what that yellow alchemical item that looks like a duck and makes strange noises is for?"

Arthur then asked Aiden.

"Oh, they said it was a toy to pass the time in the bath." Aiden was talking nonsense.

"Haha, this is so interesting. By the way, I recently got a good thing from a Muggle merchant and I plan to make some modifications to it. Are you interested in helping me?"

Arthur raised an eyebrow at Aiden and spoke mysteriously.

"Of course, uncle, as long as you have time." Aiden replied.

"Then we have a deal. After the ministry is done with work during this period, I should be able to get a very long vacation." Arthur said excitedly.

Aiden looked at Ron who was doing nothing, and suddenly remembered that his training plan for Ron had not yet started.

So he got up and went to find Aunt Molly. Aiden went to the kitchen and started chatting with Aunt Molly.

"Aunt, I heard from Dumbledore that you already have a certain understanding of Ron's situation."

Aiden blinked at Aunt Molly and said mysteriously,

"Ah, isn't it that damn prophecy? I really don't know what he was thinking.

If he had formed an army to kill the mysterious man, there wouldn't be such a mess today."

Madam Molly rolled her eyes and interrupted Aiden's spell.

"Then Aunt, have we considered strengthening Ron's strength during the summer vacation?"

Molly became interested when she heard this, and it was obvious that she was attracted by the suggestion of strengthening Ronnie's strength.

"How?" she asked.

Aiden gave a wicked smile.

"It's very simple. You see, improving strength is divided into two parts. One is theoretical accumulation, and the other is spellcasting. You may not have the time to teach theoretical accumulation, but you can personally train in dueling.

I have also planned the theoretical issues for you, please see here. ”

Aiden pulled out a large stack of books, the top few of which were titled "Three Years of Spells and Five Years of Spellcasting", "The Little Champion of Spell Concepts", and "Magic Workbook".

Mrs. Molly looked at the piles of books and questioned,

"Is this book okay? Don't let it corrupt Ronnie."

"Don't worry, aunt, I concluded this based on the collections of the Prewett family and the Weasley family.

And the Weasley family's bloodline is based on unicorns, and they actually have a strong adaptability to guardian magic."

Mrs. Molly's eyes lit up after listening to Aiden's introduction.

"Okay, it's settled. You take care of the theory, and I'll be in charge of the duel instruction. This summer, I'll help Ronnie overtake the competition."

Mrs. Molly made the decision.

Thus, Ron's happy holiday life began.