Hogwarts: I'm Harry's older cousin

Chapter 113, Section 111: Flowers at the Gravesite in Godric's Valley

Chapter 113, Section 111: Flowers at the Gravesite in Godric's Valley

"Harry, this statue is modeled after my aunt, uncle, and you. These two are your parents."

Dudley patted Harry, who was staring blankly at the statue, and said.

Before heading to the Potter family's old house, Dudley led the two to the cemetery next to the village chapel.

People who die in Godric Valley are buried here, whether they are wizards or ordinary people. Even if their status in life was very different, they are all the same after death, just a handful of yellow earth. Death treats everyone the same.

The three arrived at one of the tombstones in the cemetery.

The tombstone bears a thought-provoking epitaph: "The last enemy to be eliminated is death."

This is where the Potters are buried together.

A bouquet of flowers had already been placed in front of the tombstone, clearly indicating that someone had come to pay their respects before the three of them. The bouquet consisted of carnations, hyacinths, and chrysanthemums, all of which symbolized apology and repentance.

However, the flowers were placed in a rather strange position, not in the center but on one side. In fact, it wasn't just the flowers that were strange; one side of the tombstone with the flowers was cleaned spotlessly, while the other side was covered in dust, as if the visitor only wanted to pay respects to one of the couple.

It's obvious who did this.

Knowing full well what was going on, Dali placed the white flowers he had prepared earlier in the center of the tombstone.

"Aunt Lily is truly great," Dudley said.

Lily sacrificed her life to protect her child and successfully killed Voldemort.

She is a great mother no matter how you look at it.

Without Aunt Lily's sacrifice, Voldemort would not have died. If Voldemort hadn't died, things might have been alright elsewhere, but for ordinary people living in England, it would have been a disaster.

Dudley had wanted to come here for a long time. He believed that Harry needed to pay respects to his parents, as it was a duty he should fulfill as a son.

"Harry, let's come and check on each other every now and then."

Dudley said, patting Harry on the shoulder.

Since arriving in Godric's Hollow, he had been completely lost in thought, not even noticing the details on the tombstone. Hermione, on the other hand, had noticed, but now was clearly not the time to talk about it; she simply gazed thoughtfully at the bouquet of flowers.

Harry's expression returned to normal after leaving the cemetery; after all, he was just a boy about to turn twelve.

"Come on, Harry. Let's go see your house."

"From now on, you will be the head of the Potter family."

As Dudley said this, he was thinking about something else.

Harry is now the most legitimate and only heir to the Potter family. It is said that the Potter family made their fortune selling shampoo. His uncle, James Potter, did not work after graduation but was still very rich because of this.

But when it came to Harry, all he had was a vault full of Galleons.

So here's the question: what about the Potter family's other businesses?

The Galleons in the vault might fool Harry, but they certainly wouldn't fool Dudley.

We should definitely check this out when we get the chance; D-ge isn't called that for nothing.

The three of them crossed a lawn and arrived at the outskirts of the village, where Potter's old house was located. It was a dilapidated house covered in ivy.

Yes, it can indeed be called a dangerous building. Although most of the building is still standing, the right side of the top floor has been completely destroyed by the bomb. The building is severely damaged, and it has not been maintained for a long time. Furthermore, the protection of the Critical Loyalty Mantra has also disappeared.

Overall, it doesn't look much different from a regular haunted house.

Harry looked at the house with some disappointment; it was big, but really dilapidated.

It's a miracle that it didn't collapse, let alone be habitable.

Dudley stretched his body: "Looks like I'm in for a busy day."

Harry heard Dudley's words and turned around abruptly: "D-bro, you wouldn't be thinking of...?"

He roughly knew what Dudley wanted to do, and a hint of anticipation flickered in his heart.

"That's right."

Crafting skills and renovation skills. At the same time, Dali generously invests experience points into these life skills.

"Renovate this house?" Hermione asked quickly after learning Dudley's plan. "Can I stay too?"

Although she was already a little witch, she had never actually lived in a wizard's house before, and she was full of curiosity about it.

"Of course, but before that, we need to tell Uncle Granger and Aunt Granger in advance."

So for the next week, the three of them stayed in an open space near Potter's old house.

Tents, sleeping bags, even cooking pots—Dali's bag was like a warehouse, containing almost everything.

If the bag hadn't been limited in size, Hermione suspected he could have stuffed a whole house inside.

"I've decided, for my next birthday I'll get Dudley a bigger bag."

This bag was made by Hermione when she first learned the Unseen Stretch Charm; now she is able to make bags with larger capacities.

Repairing old houses is not difficult for Dali, as long as he has enough time.

However, the process still encountered some obstacles.

This obstacle didn't come from other wizards, but from a group of small magical creatures.

Those were creatures who liked to dwell in wizards' dwellings—goblins living in the lawn and vixens occupying the rooms.

Let's not even talk about goblins; they like to dig holes near wizards' dwellings—in short, they're disgusting.

Vixens are even more disgusting than goblins. Also known as biting fairies, they are 3X-level magical creatures. They have a human-like body, but are very small. Their entire bodies are covered in thick black fur, and they also have two extra arms and two extra legs.

The key is that this thing has two rows of sharp, venomous fangs, and the venom is quite potent. It can lay five hundred eggs at a time, and the incubation period is only two to three weeks.

These disgusting magical creatures seemed to regard Dudley and his companions as intruders, constantly attacking them and hindering Dudley's repair work.

Fortunately, neither goblins nor vixens could break through Dudley's defenses. Hermione used a lot of goblin and vixen spray, and Dudley even made a special container to put all the goblins and vixens inside.

In addition to these two magical creatures, the Potter family's old house was also inhabited by some fluffy creatures. However, these creatures were relatively docile, liked to eat carrion and were easy to keep, and were also quite pleasing to the eye, so they were not treated roughly and were left behind.

A week has passed, and Dali has repaired many places. Although there are still many areas that need improvement, it is no longer a big problem for people to live in normally.

Carlo arrived as promised and went to Godric Valley to sign a contract with Dudley, finalizing the last few details of the cooperation.

About two weeks later.

A phenomenal game that swept the wizarding world was born.

It became an instant hit.

It instantly captured the hearts of men, women, and children of all ages.

The name of this game is "The Witcher Card Game".

(End of this chapter)

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