Chapter 1601 A War Without a Winner (Fifty-Three)

Chapter 1603 A War Without a Winner (Fifty-three)

"Come on, Harry. It's rare for you to come to Avalon. I'll take you around."

"Will this disturb other people's work?"

Harry hesitated for a moment, but still felt that he shouldn't bring hatred to himself.

Now that everyone is busy working, it's not right for them to wander around. After all, they are also part of this place.

"Let's go find Hermione." He suggested.

The two smiled at each other and walked hand in hand towards the suburbs.

"Where are you going?"

Ron, with his mouth full of egg cake, came out of the tent and trotted to catch up with the two people who were gradually going away. He asked incoherently: "Is it really okay not to stay in there?"

"The busiest time is over." Ginny glanced at Ron and complained with disgust, "Can't you eat more civilized? No wonder Hermione has no interest in you."

Ron's expression froze, and he quickly took out a handkerchief from his pocket, wiped the cake crumbs from the corner of his mouth, walked a few steps quickly behind Harry and Ginny, and couldn't help asking, "Have you talked to Hermione?"

"I talked to her, and Hermione said she is not interested in you." Ginny did not hide her indifference at all, "Also, you'd better do this kind of thing yourself Go to Hermione in person, so as not to let her look down on you, thinking that you are a courageous ghost who has no courage to confess. "There are two in total." "I know Hermione like Ali, but Albert has been married." Ron gurgled, "They can't be together at all." "I advise you to give up, just like this, there is no chance at all." Gini stopped his finger at Ron's nose. Leg he accidentally knocked Ginny. "Don't do this, Ginny." Harry talked high -ended. "Do you know something?"

Harry felt that Ginny's attitude towards Ron was very abnormal.

Hearing Harry's words, Ron's annoyance instantly subsided, and the whole person suddenly became uneasy.

"I also want to know the reason." Harry encouraged softly, "Or..."

"Hermione said that after she gave up Albert, she had considered Harry." Ginny hesitated for a moment, but decided to help Hermione get rid of Ron, the big trouble.

Yes, Ginny felt from the bottom of her heart that Ron was not worthy of Hermione, at least Ron was not worthy of her now.

"What does this have to do with me?"

Harry suddenly felt very bad and didn't want to be involved in this topic at all.

"Hermione knew a long time ago that there was no possibility between her and Albert, so she also considered finding a boyfriend for herself." Ginny recalled.

"So, Hermione considered me?" Harry suddenly fell silent.

Because Ginny was right, if he and Hermione were interested in developing in this direction, it would really be a high probability event.

"You know, Hermione had countless chances to become Harry's girlfriend." Ginny glanced at Ron with disdain and said, "But, for some reason, Hermione gave up and gave the opportunity to me."

"Hermione likes Harry?"

Ron opened his eyes wide, unable to accept this cruel fact.

"They are good friends, very good friends," Ginny explained impatiently, "There are no pure friends of the opposite sex in this world, and you have experienced so many things together, it is normal to gradually develop into a romantic relationship."

"This..."

"Didn't you try to do that yourself?"

"Why did Hermione give up?" Ron couldn't help asking.

Harry suddenly understood why Ginny hated Ron.

These things were obviously told to her by Hermione, and Ginny must have felt very complicated at that time.

"Hermione thinks Harry needs a comrade who can help him and fight side by side with him." Ginny ignored Ron and said softly, "Especially after she learned from Albert that Harry would die at the hands of Voldemort, she put her hope on me, hoping that you can survive this war, and that love and children can bring about a miracle."

Harry and Ron were both silent.

"So, you have no chance at all." Ginny looked at Ron and said coldly, "At least in the last few years, if you don't try to change yourself, be careful that she will subconsciously avoid you, and then you won't even be friends."

Ron was speechless for a moment.

"Isn't it too much for you to say that?"

Looking at Ron who was stunned in the same place, Harry hurriedly caught up with Ginny.

"I'm just helping Ron to face reality so that he won't get hurt in the future." Ginny said contemptuously, "It's really annoying to keep pestering. I can see that Hermione told me this because she hopes I can help her reject Ron, so that we won't be embarrassed when we meet and we won't even be friends."

Harry looked back at the dejected Ron behind him and sighed. He didn't want the relationship between the three of them to be a mess.

The three of them came to a small hill near Avalon, where there were no trees or other obstructions, and the view was particularly wide.

Hermione and Hagrid were testing the power supply facilities. They saw Harry and the others from a distance and waved to them with a smile.

"I thought I would see a lot of solar panels here." Harry looked at the rotating windmill columns erected by Hagrid, and was curious about how this thing generated electricity.

"We plan to test wind power generation first."

Hermione pointed to the row of lights that were on next to her and explained to the three people, "After all, there is no sun at night, and electricity is more needed."

"But this thing needs wind."

Harry didn't feel much wind, but the pillars actually rotated by themselves, which was really a bit strange.

"Is it enchanted?" he asked tentatively.

"Yes, we are trying to convert motion magic into electrical energy. If it succeeds, we can solve a lot of problems at once." Hermione introduced with a smile.

"Is this possible?"

The three were stunned by Hermione's bold idea.

"Of course, ordinary wizards can't succeed, but Albert is the most powerful wizard in history, and he might really succeed. Even if the motion magic can only last for one or two years, no, a few months is quite remarkable."

Hermione thought the idea was crazy at first, but Albert had created too many miracles, and she was willing to give it a try.

Looking at Hermione, who was smiling confidently in front of him, Harry suddenly understood what Ginny said.

Hermione is now completely different from her school days. She has become more confident and beautiful, and no longer lazy to take care of her appearance like before.

Ron, who was standing beside him, stared at him with his eyes wide open.

"Ahem, Hagrid, where is the chicken farm you mentioned?"

Harry coughed hard, brought Ron back to his senses, and stiffly changed the subject.

"They are still discussing whether to raise them directly outside or to build a house to raise them." Hagrid scratched his hair and said, "You know, Albert is very good at using the traceless extension spell. As long as the area of ​​the house is expanded, a large grassland can be built for direct grazing."

"This way, we don't need to raise them all day."

Ginny, who once helped her family feed the chickens, thought this was a good idea.

"Does this kind of thing need to be discussed?" Ron asked puzzled.

"The Ministry of Magic restricts the abuse of the Traceless Extension Charm." Hermione knew something about it and explained to the three people, "If you want to use it legally, you probably need to use some tricks. I guess Albert will probably make a deal with Kingsley and get the legal right to use it."

"Kingsley is really tolerant." Ron's tone was particularly strange, "Sure enough, it's convenient to have the Minister of Magic as your own."

"This is a deal." Hermione explained, "Remember that the Ministry of Magic owes Albert a large sum of Voldemort's bounty. If they don't want to pay, they need to make concessions on certain things."

"So, this is a bribe?"

"Who knows? Anyway, Albert said that the money can't be obtained anyway, and it would be a complete waste if it is not used to exchange for some benefits."

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