Harry Potter's Bastard

Solim didn't do it - he didn't protect himself, he was lying on the ground with his teeth clenched and convulsing.

"If I don't teach you a good lesson today, and make your memory increase, you may be able to play some tricks in the future-" Elrond was really angry at this time, and continued to cast a spell on Solim with a hideous wand on his face.

"Grandpa, listen to your brother's explanation first. Sylna tried to reassure Elrond, trying to get him to stop the spell first.

"Well, let's hear what this cocky idiot can say. Elrond lowered his wand, still with a look of fear mixed with anger.

"Come, my good clever grandson, tell me why you don't stay in the carriage honestly?" Elrond slammed his ass into the couch, "don't you know what's going on? don't you understand the gravity of the matter? or—do you think you've done a few so-called 'big things' to keep adult wizards out of sight?"

Solim pouted and crawled for a long time before he got up. Elrond had been a bit ruthless just now, and Solim's muscles were still beating irregularly while his muscles were tense, causing him to look like he was trembling now.

"I'm just—" Solim's voice was a little strange at this time, his voice tight, his voice dry, and some words would be lost, "-I didn't expect their way of moving, I thought they would be waiting for us on some necessary path, or catching up from behind us, rather than suddenly emerging from under the carriage. "

"How dare you speak of other people's ways of doing things?" Elrond scoffed, "How many tricks do you think you can see in that Hogwarts comfort zone?"

"Brother, how did you do that?" Silna quickly interjected, "Didn't they find you?"

Elrond glanced at Sylna, but said nothing.

"I was sitting on the roof of the carriage when they showed up. Solim cleared his throat, "They all cast flying charms, and my position was in the middle of the top of the carriage, and it was dark outside, so you wouldn't have been able to spot me unless you looked up." "

"That's your luck. Elrond grimaced, "If they find you, they won't talk nonsense with you at all, and you'll be killed in the next second." "

Elrond obviously had a lot more insight than Solim, and he certainly knew how the wizards on the interception mission acted. They won't tell you a word of nonsense, they just come up and greet you directly, and they won't waste their tongues at all. Solim wasn't found out this time out of pure luck.

On the one hand, it was really dark outside, and the light source inside the carriage attracted attention very well. Another important reason is the limitations of the Flying Charm.

The Flying Charm is a flawed spell that allows wizards to fly as they wish, but under the influence of the spell, the wizard's vision will be greatly limited, just like looking out of the porthole of an airplane, he will lose nearly half of his vision, which is also an important reason why Solim was able to escape - he was in the blind spot of those wizards at the time.

"You were ...... How?" Solim scratched his head, "Grandpa, your room is on the first floor, and Silna's room is next door to mine, how did you ...... in such a short period of time Left?"

Even if Elrond had noticed it when the first wizard appeared, even if Sylna had jumped straight down the second floor, and Elrond had been in the hall, even then they wouldn't have had enough time to activate the portkey. And the wizards rushed into the carriage so fast that by the time Solim put a spell on himself and then entered his room, the wizards had already searched the entire carriage, and by the way, the house-elves and the coachman in front of them had been eliminated.

"How did you leave? The portkey, of course. Elrond said, "When the two moles in front of the carriage made a move, I knew they were coming, so I naturally prepared in advance." "

"So, those two wizards with foreign surnames were really specially chosen?" Solim blinked, "And can I think so, the inside of the carriage is under the watchful eye of you, Grandpa?"

"Of course. Elrond said as a matter of course: "Do you think that the coachman is chosen at random? Our Selwyn family is so large, and the outside forces will try their best to plant nails in it. The family will deliberately arrange for some outside forces to come in, so that one day they can pass on some news that we want to spread...... Do you see what I mean?"

What else could Solim say? From beginning to end, the old men in the family had made it clear. But don't be mistaken, they didn't plan Solim's itinerary - they arranged the wizards who had come to intercept Solim. The old monsters of the Selwyn family, they decided when and how the news was delivered, and then arranged the burial place of those uninvited guests, and by the way, pulled out the nails inside the family - although they didn't necessarily care about those two nails.

"As for what you said about monitoring the inside of the carriage......" Elrond looked at Solim with an angry expression, "I thought you were hiding in your box, I wanted to go to you, but the family was about to contact me, so I didn't care—"

When my grandfather came to look for me, the two people in front of me had already done it. Grandpa knew he had to leave immediately...... "Sylna explained," Silna explained, "We didn't mean to leave you, but the circumstances didn't allow for hesitation. "

"I don't blame you for leaving me behind...... Solim shrugged.

He really didn't blame Elrond for not coming to him, after all, the situation at that time was to stay and die, and it was not clear how long Elrond would last Solim, but Sylna's fate was predictable. Solim is not the kind of weird or not to blame himself for his own neurosis, Solim didn't say hello before getting on the roof of the car, but made a decision on his own, which was originally his own problem, and naturally he couldn't rely on others.

"It's over. Elrond said, "Now you explain to me—"

As he spoke, he pointed to the two heads that were showing by the door frame—the Aikins siblings, who were looking inside, and shrank back as soon as they met Elrond's gaze.

"—What's going on with these two little werewolves. Elrond looked at Solim, "At first my sister told me that I didn't believe it, I thought you wouldn't be so stupid, you would-"

Elrond frowned suddenly, and then said, "Let's go back to Selwyn Castle first, and the matter over there will be settled." "