Chapter 195 The Twins' Prank (Modified)

After that, Allen's life in Egypt was undoubtedly very relaxed and pleasant.

What happened in the catacombs became more and more bizarre as Ron talked about it. At first, Mr. Weasley and the others were very willing to listen and asked for details. But then, no one wanted to sit and listen to Ron boasting when he said things differently every time.

Under the leadership of Bill, they visited all the ancient tombs that were allowed to be entered. However, such bizarre things as falling into the catacombs never happened again. Lun and the others were eye-opening.

"It's indeed amazing, but in terms of horror, it can't compare to what we've seen before—the resurrected mummy!" Ron couldn't help but compare.

"There are still as many mummies as an army!" George and Fred giggled, gesticulating not far from Percy.

Speaking of Percy, he has been very high-spirited recently, and he looks particularly smug. He will enter the seventh grade graduating class this year. Of course, this is not the thing that makes him the proudest. What makes Percy ecstatic is that he has received Appointed Head Boy of Hogwarts. Therefore, in his actions, he always put on the air of being an important person.

"Now, I can handle you." Before going out for a game, Percy said this sentence complacently when he passed by Allen, which made Allen puzzled. He looked at Percy inexplicably He swaggered out of the door.

"He was talking about last semester." Ron walked to Allen's side with an expression that had seen everything.

After being reminded by Ron, Allen finally remembered that he had indeed contradicted Percy back then, saying that "Percy can't control Ravenclaw".

"I didn't expect him to care so much that he remembered it until now." Allen shrugged, patted the dust that didn't exist on his body, and walked out the door casually.

"Hurry up, hurry up, the Daily Prophet's reporter in Egypt is going to interview us today." Mr. Weasley urged.

Although the scorching heat was unbearable, when a group of ten people stood in front of the tall pyramid and let the reporters take pictures, they all burst into joyful smiles.

The dumpy Molly Weasley, the tall, bald Arthur Weasley, and their six fiery red-haired sons and daughters were all shaking their hands desperately at the camera.

George and Fred made all kinds of grimaces, making the reporters who took pictures lean forward and back, and many of the shots were trembling.

Ron, tall, lanky and clumsy, stood in the middle, with his pet mouse Scabbers slung over his shoulders, his arm around his sister Ginny, and Percy wearing a beautiful cape over his disheveled hair. His Turkish cap, with the student body president's badge pinned to it, and his horn-rimmed glasses gleamed in the Egyptian sun.

And the most eye-catching one is Allen, whose blond hair is particularly dazzling in a sea of ​​red hair. He put his hands in his trouser pockets, with a relaxed expression—although at his age, he looked like a child pretending to be an adult...But the photographer obviously liked Alan, a handsome boy, and specially washed the photos a few times A copy was given to Allen.

When visiting the last ancient tomb, Ginny cried badly, because Mrs. Weasley would not allow her to enter the visit anyway, and Ellen believed that her decision was undoubtedly very correct. The tomb is full of strangely shaped corpses, human heads and animal bodies, animal heads and human bodies, and skeletons with two heads...

"These are all Muggles who broke in without permission." Bill explained, and glanced at Alan without any trace. Even Alan, who had seen the densely packed mummies, felt that the scene was very tragic-it was a vicious deformation. curse.

In contrast, Nancy, who was cursed by George and Fred, should be considered lucky.

If she hadn't met Alan and Ron, perhaps her bones would have been buried in the dark underground tomb.

When leaving the tomb, Ron found that Percy was missing,

Reminiscent of his experience with Allen, he immediately informed Mr. Weasley and Bill.

"Percy, why?" Arthur couldn't believe that his best son would disappear for no reason.

Bill glanced at the twin brothers who were hiding aside with a playful smile. Then, Bill strode back, and Mr. Weasley followed quickly, returning to the tomb that he had just left.

George and Fred exchanged winks and quietly hid behind, but it was useless, Molly did not know when she stood behind them.

"George, Fred, are you playing tricks on Percy again?" Mrs. Weasley said aggressively with her waist in her hands.

"how come?"

"of course not."

George and Fred looked at each other, left and right, trying to escape around Mrs. Weasley.

Although Mrs. Weasley was fat, she was extremely agile and grabbed them by the collars. Ginny smiled happily as she saw the dejected looks of her two brothers. When Arthur and Bill rushed back to the tomb, they found Allen standing in front of the tomb door, shouting something.

"Mr. Weasley, Bill, and Percy were locked in the tomb." Allen said helplessly, "When I saw it, the door of the tomb had been closed by George and Fred."

"Alahoo is open." Mr. Weasley drew out his wand and pointed it at the stone door.

"It's useless, Dad. Only ancient Egyptian spells can open this door. I'm going to ask Said for help, and ask him to send some people over to look." Bill looked at Mr. Weasley helplessly.

However, there was the sound of banging and banging in the tomb, and Percy's desperate, hysterical voice came out.

"Percy, don't be afraid, hang in there. I'll get help right away," Bill yelled.

"It's useless, this tomb is cursed, and the people inside can't hear the sound outside. I just tried it." Allen explained.

"Dad, don't worry, I'll find someone right away." Bill rushed out in a hurry, and Molly looked at the twin brothers angrily, "Something happened to Percy, are you happy?"

George and Fred didn't expect it to be like this. They let Mrs. Weasley preach, looking anxious. Allen looked up and down around Mu Shimen, trying to recall the spell to open the door when they were in the catacomb. He tried three times. Finally, he uttered the incantation completely.

The stone door of the tomb that closed Percy rose slowly, and Percy's figure appeared in everyone's sight. His meticulously combed red hair had been scrunched up like a bird's nest. The hat with the Head of Boys badge, which had been so prized by Percy before, fell to the ground and covered a skull.