A Certain Magical Hogwarts

Chapter 243 We always need to do something exciting!

Above the sky, the sea of ​​clouds churned and rolled.

An old Ford car skimmed through the soft clouds, gleaming like a mirror in the bright sunlight.

"Now, all we have to watch out for is the rocket!" Ron shouted to Harry. "Don't let any Muggles damage it; we can't afford to pay for it."

Judging from Ron's tone, they seemed to be driving an Imperial-class Star Destroyer, not a car.

Harry looked out the window excitedly and laughed loudly, but he laughed so hard that he stumbled and almost fell.

Ron quickly grabbed Harry's pants and dragged him backward, causing the car to shake violently in mid-air, as if they were having sex in the car.

Ron dragged Harry back after they had sex in the car for several minutes.

The two lay exhausted on the chairs, panting, then looked at each other and smiled contentedly.

Satisfied.

It's too full.

Ron felt that pleasure flowing out of his body.

"If Malfoy saw the two of us driving, he'd be so jealous!" Ron said.

Malfoy was certainly jealous, but the reason for his jealousy was probably different from what Ron thought.

Harry nodded happily, thinking this was undoubtedly the best way to travel: sitting in a sun-drenched car, gliding through swirling, towering clouds.

It's like a dream.

Of course, the dream would be even better if Ron were replaced by Cho.

"Let's go down a bit and find the Hogwarts Train, or we'll get lost." Ron hurriedly steered the car.

The car slowly descended below the clouds, and the two men turned around, squinting as they searched the ground.

"I see it!" Harry, true to his reputation as the Golden Snitch, quickly located the train on the ground.

"It's right ahead—there!"

The Hogwarts Express sped beneath them like a red serpent.

"Head due north, let's go!" Harry announced.

Ron then lowered the car again, pressed a button, and the car slowly came into view.

"What are you doing, Ron?" Harry asked. "Why are you revealing yourself? What if Muggles find out?"

William had said it would cause Mr. Weasley trouble, and he wouldn't have driven a car if he hadn't been unable to get into the train station.

"No, we've already left London," Ron said confidently.

"William did a great job modifying it. There were no problems along the way, and Muggles won't notice!"

Look, it's Fred and the others!

Ron gradually lowered his altitude and waved to the people peering out the window.

If they stay hidden, how can anyone see them?

He really wanted to see the jealous looks on Fred's and George's faces.

Ideally, they could also mock Malfoy.

A group of students pointed at the car, shouting and waving excitedly.

Ron felt as if he had drunk a liter of 82 Sprite, feeling refreshed and exhilarated.

"Harry, our enrollment this year is going to be the coolest ever! Remember William from last year? I've wanted to do something like that for ages!" Ron kept saying.

Harry waved to Cho, and it felt really good.

"Alright, we just need to come down and check every half hour. Sit tight..." Ron stepped on the gas, and the car sped into the clouds.

Inside the train, everyone was still excitedly discussing what had just happened.

Clearly, many people noticed the car in the sky after being reminded by others.

William led the group back to the carriage, where they sat down.

"They didn't take the train, they drove themselves?" Fred asked incredulously. "What were they thinking?"

"That idiot!" George roared. "It must have been Ron's idea."

"They'll be expelled from school!" Hermione couldn't believe what she had just seen.

"They violated at least twenty school rules."

Tears welled in Ginny's eyes. Clutching her collar, she said worriedly, "The school won't expel Harry, will it?"

"He won't be expelled. Dumbledore wouldn't want to expel Harry," William reassured him.

To be fair, based on their behavior, they certainly deserve to be expelled.

But how could Dumbledore bear to expel Harry?

"Will they fly to the moon?" Luna asked. "There are moon frogs there."

Luna drifted into a slight fantasy again.

Anne whispered in Hermione's ear that she wanted to ride a flying broomstick to school next year.

William tapped her on the head with his wand.

"Will Mr. Weasley's job be affected?" Cedric asked the most crucial question.

"If Muggles find out, they'll most likely be suspended and investigated. But as long as Harry and Ron aren't stupid, they'll know to make the car invisible," William analyzed.

"The most urgent thing is to inform Dumbledore and Mr. Weasley immediately."

The twins quickly wrote a letter, while Annie used the two-way mirror to promptly inform Dumbledore.

When Dumbledore heard this "good news," his face turned ashen and his eyebrows furrowed.

This was the first time William had ever seen him so angry.

Snape, who was also in the headmaster's office, let out a greasy laugh.

"Ah," he said softly, "the famous Harry Potter and his good friend Weasley, finding train rides not exciting enough and wanting something more thrilling, don't they, Headmaster?"

Snape truly lives up to his reputation as a master of sarcasm; he's really good at being sarcastic and unsettling.

The train continued its journey in this atmosphere.

Soon, footsteps echoed down the corridor, and Malfoy opened the door and walked in.

He was followed by his two henchmen, Vincent Crabbe and Gregory Gore.

Malfoy was pale and thin, looking as if he was malnourished from excessive exertion.

The twins didn't give him a friendly look, and the two families even had a fight during the summer vacation.

However, Malfoy was there to buy things, and after spending several dozen galleons, he subtly inquired about their whereabouts:

"Where's Potter? He's not here?"

Malfoy had been unconscious and hadn't seen the car in the sky.

I heard other people talking about it, so I came over to inquire a little.

Malfoy always cared about Harry in this way.

"He's in the toilet, he has diarrhea," William said casually.

Malfoy glanced at William with a suspicious look.

But he suddenly stopped talking, and from the other end of the corridor came a shout: "DeDe, where are you?"

—It's Pansy's voice.

Malfoy grabbed his purchases and tried to escape through the window.

But then he remembered that it was a train, so he had to ask Gore and Black to hold off Pansy while he ran toward the other end of the train.

As time slowly passed, night gradually fell.

William stood up. There were about fifteen minutes left before they arrived at their destination.

"Then we'll go first," he said casually.

"Where are you going?" Hermione asked, squinting.

"We need to meet Hagrid for some business. See you at the castle later." William winked playfully.

Cedric and the twins stood up, and the three of them grabbed William's arms.

William vanished from the carriage in a phantom form.

Only the four girls inside the carriage remained, staring at each other in bewilderment.

"Where did they go?" Qiu asked, puzzled.

She didn't even know.

Annie was furious. "They must have gone off on an adventure without taking me!"

"Sigh, boys!" Hermione sighed and opened a book.

"He'll be fired sooner or later!"

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