Chapter 1503 Why Is 1 Always so Unlucky

Rue essence is the essence extracted from Rutaceae plants. It has a certain detoxifying effect and is mild in medicinal properties. It can help Ron recover from the poisonous damage. However, Ron was able to be saved this time mainly because of the bezoar. Bezoar help, he died right then.

No sooner had Harry finished than George murmured, "My God, thank you for thinking of bezoar!"

"It's a good thing there's one in the house," said Harry apprehensively, feeling cold at the thought of what would happen if he didn't find the little rock.

But the most important thing right now is not to talk about this, but to study how Ron was poisoned.

Harry was curious, why was there poison in the drink Slughorn gave Ron? !

What happened today has a hint of evil, first the love potion, and then the deadly poison...

How to put it, it's too coincidental, it looks as if it was deliberately arranged to make Ron unlucky.

If it wasn't for Ron, it wouldn't be worth it for anyone to do this. Harry really thought that what happened today was arranged.

"It's so weird," Hermione murmured.

"It's very strange!" said Harry quickly. "What do you think it's all about?"

"Hmm..." Hermione didn't answer right away, but was thinking, is there any connection between another weird assassination and the last time Katie was attacked?

Thinking about it, she glanced at Ivan worriedly.

After the incident last time, she had a long discussion with Aiwen, and also learned some information from Aiwen.

Compared with Hermione's doubts and guesses, Aiwen can be sure what's going on, and it's another poisoning and assassination case full of loopholes.

It can only be said that Ron is too unlucky, why is it always him who is unlucky?

As far as he was concerned, the two poisonings in succession were coincidences, and if he hadn't taken the love potion by mistake or hadn't happened to be at breakfast time, he wouldn't have come to Slughorn for help, and he wouldn't have touched the bottle of poisoned wine .

That bottle, maybe Slughorn would drink it himself, or bring it out at the next Slug Club gathering.

Anyway, Ron would not be the one who was poisoned in the end. Fortunately, he was fine.

As for Slughorn giving the wine to Dumbledore, Ivan thinks it is unlikely.

The headmaster preferred desserts, not oak-aged mead, and he hardly ever drank with Slughorn.

Having said that, regardless of Ron's misfortune or luck, Malfoy really cannot be allowed to go on like this. His third-rate assassination methods will only cause accidental injuries. I believe that after this incident, even if Ivan doesn't say it, Dumbledore Something should also be done.

"So the poison was in the wine?"

"Yes," said Harry, "Slughorn took it off the table..."

"Did he put something in Ron's glass when you weren't looking?" Fred asked suddenly.

"It's possible!" said Harry uncertainly, "but why did Slughorn poison Ron?"

"I don't know." Fred frowned. "Do you think it's possible that he mixed up the cups? Was he trying to hurt you?"

"Why did Slughorn poison Harry?" Ginny asked.

"I don't know, I'm just guessing." Fred said, "But there must be a lot of people who want to poison Ivan and Harry, right? The newspapers are talking about them every day, especially Harry, Saviour, those Death Eaters would love to have you poisoned."

"So, you think Slughorn is a Death Eater?"

"Anything is possible," said Fred darkly.

"He's probably under the Imperius Curse," interrupted George.

"Don't guess, Slughorn is innocent." Ivan said in a deep voice, pulling the topic back in time, "He is a very smart and powerful wizard, it is impossible for him to be hit by the Imperius Curse, let alone It couldn't be a Death Eater, and if he wanted to poison Harry, he wouldn't make it so obvious, he had plenty of opportunities."

"You said, is it possible that the poison was put in a wine bottle? In this way, the original poisoning target may be Slughorn himself."

"But who would want to kill Slughorn?"

This is the same as poisoning Ron specifically, it is meaningless at all.

Of course, things were a little different, Slughorn was much more important than Ron after all.

"I remember, Dumbledore said that Voldemort wanted to pull Slughorn over." Harry said, looking at Ivan, "Slughorn had been hiding for a while before coming to Hogwarts." years, and, perhaps, Voldemort will want to get rid of him, thinking he might be of value to Dumbledore."

"Oh, there is such a thing." Ivan nodded and said, "Slughorn was the dean of Slytherin College at the time, and Voldemort was his student. He knew a lot about Voldemort's past when he was studying, including Some things Voldemort doesn't want people to know, and Voldemort would certainly be willing to kill him if given the chance."

"Even if Voldemort wants to kill Slughorn, it sounds ridiculous to rely on sending a bottle of poisoned wine."

"Of course Voldemort would not do this kind of thing himself. Someone else sent Slughorn the poisoned wine. It's the same as what happened to Katie last time. This is a bad murder." Hermione analyzed, the more Fa affirmed his guess, "Harry, I remember you said just now that Slughorn wanted to give Dumbledore wine as a Christmas present, but it failed in the end, so this poisoning incident started on Christmas Day." Before and after, sending gifts at that time would not arouse suspicion. It has been so long, and there is no way to trace it, but obviously, the poisoner doesn't know much about Slughorn. Those who know him know that he probably put a good I keep everything I eat, so..."

"Uh, uh, uh!" Ron yelled suddenly hoarsely.

Hermione stopped the analysis hastily, and everyone looked at him worriedly, but Ron started snoring again after screaming a few times.

?The next second, the door of the ward opened suddenly, and they were all startled.

Hagrid strode in, rain in his hair, bearskin coat flapping behind him, crossbow in hand, making muddy footprints the size of dolphins on the ground.

"In the woods all day!" he gasped. "Little Gramp doesn't like rainy days. He's been making too much noise lately. Aragog's condition is getting worse. I want to read something to them." Just got back from dinner and Professor Sprout told me about Ron! How is he?"

"Fortunately, Madam Pomfrey said he'll be fine."

"I can't believe it!" said Hagrid gruffly, looking down at Ron, shaking his big, unkempt head. "I just can't believe it, look at him lying there . . . he's going to be poisoned." It's so inexplicable, who would want to hurt him?"

"That's exactly what we're talking about," Harry said.

"We all felt that no one would want to hurt Ron, he would be poisoned just because of bad luck." Ivan replied.

Although he has said it many times before, he still has to say with emotion that Ron is really unlucky.

Take a look at his tragic experience in the past few years. Does anyone know why he has been so unlucky?

Also, will this misfortune continue forever?