Hogwarts: I'm Harry's older cousin

Chapter 150, Section 148: Don't try to go against Mr. Dursley, Father.

The Slytherin House common room.

A strange organization called the Dursley Supporters are gathering together.

"Therefore, the secret room could not possibly have been opened by Mr. Dursley."

Without exception, the leader was Pansy, who was holding something that looked like a pointer and tapping it on a blackboard.

He then drew a circle on the blackboard where Dursley's name was marked.

"So, who is provoking our king?"

Daphne, the second-in-command of the support group, also stood up and said angrily, "And they even targeted Miss Granger!"

The composition of this fan club is a bit strange. There are little wizards who idolize Dudley, little wizards who idolize Hermione, and little wizards who ship the two as a couple.

"Everyone, I'm giving you a chance now. If any one of us here can open the secret room, please step forward."

"I guarantee he will be safe and sound."

The one who has access to the Slytherin Chamber is naturally more likely to be from Slytherin House.

After saying this, Pansy glanced at each of the young wizards present.

After waiting for a long time, no one stepped forward.

"Good, that puts my mind at ease. I hope it's true. Otherwise, I'll make him know the consequences of deceiving all Slytherins, I promise."

Pansy nodded with a hint of relief, but a surge of anger rose within her. 'Why should people from other houses have the right to open Slytherin's Chamber of Secrets?'

Actually, it was the Slytherin people who did this, and they will be angry, but if it wasn't them, they will still be angry.

"Let us find the culprit!"

The young wizards below shouted excitedly.

"To provoke Mr. Dursley is to make an enemy of Slytherin!"

The Slytherin students spontaneously formed a coalition and planned to investigate the matter during the upcoming holiday.

Perhaps their strength as wizards isn't that great, but don't forget they are Slytherins, the children of one of the most powerful groups in the wizarding world.

Malfoy Estate.

Leisurely white peacocks are taking a nap in the garden, beautiful fairies are surrounding the blooming tulips, the central fountain reflects rainbows in the sunlight, and the blue lake is sparkling. It is a beautiful paradise.

During his rare holiday, Draco returned home, travel-worn, and the first thing he did upon arrival was to seek out his father.

"Father, are you behind this at the school?" Draco's face was somewhat gloomy.

He was absolutely certain that this matter was related to his father, perhaps directly or indirectly, but he didn't understand his father's purpose in doing so.

"Draco, how can you use such vulgar language?"

Lucius's tone was very indifferent; he still didn't answer Draco directly, and kept fiddling with the cane in his hand.

"It really is you."

Despite the seemingly irrelevant conversation, Draco was certain that what happened at Hogwarts was inextricably linked to his father.

"Father, if I were you, I would have confessed to Mr. Dursley much sooner."

"Draco!"

Draco's mother, Narcissa, frowned slightly, her crisp, cold voice echoing in the empty room: "How can you speak to your father like that? Where is your manners? Where is your grace? You weren't like this before."

Narcissa has a rather aloof personality, even towards her family.

"Mother," Draco said in an equally cold voice, "I think Father has gone too far in some things."

"Draco, how many times do I have to tell you? I'm not that bored."

Lucius spoke with a hint of impatience, as if the matter had absolutely nothing to do with him.

Draco stared at his father for a while before speaking: "A third-year wizard has been attacked, and we don't know how he is now."

"What?" Narcissa exclaimed, her tone still cold but tinged with concern. "Draco, are you alright?"

"Isn't Hogwarts the safest place in the world? How could something like this happen?"

Hogwarts is the safest place in the world, a consensus seemingly shared by all wizards, given that it has never been breached since its construction.

“Of course, Mother.” Draco nodded, but his gaze remained fixed on his father. “It was the Hufflepuffs who were petrified.”

"Petrified? Draco, you mean someone's injured?"

Lucius's voice carried a hint of joy, but he immediately composed himself after meeting Draco's gaze.

The great sage Xun once said: "No one knows a son better than his father," but isn't the reverse also true?

The moment Draco saw the subtle expression on his father's face, he knew that Lucius was definitely involved in this matter.

"Right now it's just petrification; perhaps death will be next."

Draco's words made Narcissa nervous: "Lucius, is this really unrelated to you? Don't forget, Draco is still at that school."

"I told you Draco should go to Durmstrang, not Hogwarts."

Narcissa would act completely differently whenever Draco was involved.

"Narcissa, Draco will be alright, I promise." Lucius didn't give Narcissa a direct answer, but simply made a promise to her.

But how credible can a man's promise, especially one from a guy like Lucius, be?

Only Narcissa would believe it.

Lucius didn't finish his sentence: "Perhaps our Malfoy family can use this opportunity to advance further and restore some of our former glory."

"I will handle this matter, you don't need to worry."

As he spoke, Lucius picked up his coat, put it on, and hurried toward the door.

"Lucius, are you going out? It's almost evening."

"I suddenly remembered something I need to do at the Ministry of Magic. Don't worry, I'll be back soon."

Lucius was inwardly laughing. He had only casually placed a chess piece, but it had unexpectedly brought him a pleasant surprise.

There has been an attack at Hogwarts, and some people have been injured. He must make good use of this opportunity.

"This is an opportunity. Watch, Draco, your father will show you what the right thing to do is."

"As a pureblood, one must know how to use power."

That old madman Dumbledore should step down from his position as headmaster of Hogwarts as soon as possible.

Replace yourself with a partner who is more compatible, like Snape?

"Father, if you didn't do this, then let's stop here and not do anything unnecessary. If you did do it, then confess immediately."

"Don't try to go against Mr. Dursley; you'll only suffer the consequences."

Draco's voice rang out behind Lucius, but by then he had already stepped out of the gates of Malfoy Manor, so it was unclear whether he heard it or not.

(End of this chapter)