The Day of the Draw at Hogwarts

To be fair, intellectual property rights cannot be infringed. But Lockhart’s own butt is not clean either! His stories were taken from other wizards. The precious memories for those wizards were taken away by Lockhart.

They may suddenly feel empty in their hearts, right?

Tom hates Lockhart with all his heart. Yes, there is no Voldemort on the back of Lockhart's head, he is not a Death Eater in disguise, he cannot spread the werewolf virus, and he is not an agent of the Ministry of Magic, but Tom still hates this person extremely.

There may be such an adventurer who has traveled all over the world and made it through every mysterious place without any danger. He may have had a like-minded partner, but the partner may have died on the way to explore. Maybe the partner His soul was trapped in a place where there was no wind.

The adventurer did not stop. Carrying his partner's last wish, he continued to stumble forward and continued to conquer nature. Then he met a young man with a bright smile.

And then? There is no more.

The adventurer's story is over. No one knows his name. His friends, his stories, and everything about him have all been replaced and tampered with.

If Lockhart had not tricked someone Dumbledore knew in the end, I am afraid that this kind of person would have continued to make trouble, continue to enjoy the cheers, admiration, and admiration in front of the camera, and continue to drain the gold and gold from wizards without any limit. Long.

Tom couldn't afford to pay for such a person.

[Task trigger: Oblivion is the final death

A person has to die three times in his life: the first time, when your heart stops and your breath disappears, you are biologically declared dead; the second time, when you are buried, people dressed in black attend your funeral, they declare , you no longer exist in this society, you disappear from the network of interpersonal relationships, and you are sociologically declared dead; and the third death is the last person in the world who remembers you and forgets you, so, You truly die. The whole universe will no longer be about you.

Mission goal: Deprive Gerald Lockhart of the memory!

Mission reward: Lockhart’s Notes]

It is said that in some distant continent, if a person's will is strong enough, the god will cast his gaze on the person. At this time, perhaps Tom's desire was strong enough and the system also triggered the task.

"Lockhart..." Tom narrowed his eyes.

…

The print shop Tom was talking about was not the kind of small shop in the university that specializes in copying and printing services and costs a dime per piece of paper. There are no shops specializing in this kind of business in the UK, but post offices and photo studios can also provide basic copying services. If Tom wants to copy the entire book, he can only go to a professional printing press.

Fortunately, he followed his instincts. They really came across such a print shop.

The store has a large facade. The first thing you see when you enter is nearly a hundred printers and a few big-ass desktop computers. The computers look stupid, but they are not cheap at all.

Tom took out the complete works of Lockhart from his bag. Before coming here, he had removed the cover of the book - it could be repaired later through a restoration.

The printing company is also very professional, and the copiers used are also the most advanced models. In the 1990s, digital copiers were born, which had an extremely important new function: scanning once and making multiple copies. This greatly reduces copying time.

The employees of the printing press took the pages and started working at full strength. Half an hour later, Tom left the store with twenty sets of bound sets of Lockhart's complete works. The money spent was much cheaper than buying the books.

Printing books is also a routine used by many international students. What should I do if my professor’s textbooks are too expensive? Either buy it second-hand or find an electronic version and print it.

There are more than a hundred books in one schoolbag and two full bags, which is very heavy. Naturally, you can’t go shopping with a bag like this. The two took a taxi and returned to the street outside the Leaky Cauldron.

Tom found an Owl Mail Company in Diagon Alley, opened the door and walked in.

…

The Burrow is the residence where the Weasley family lives. From the outside, it looks like a small crooked building with a small garden and four or five chimneys on the roof. Behind the house is a large garden with a pond and many gnomes in it.

These days, the Burrow has welcomed a new guest.

In terms of hardware, the Burrow is worse than the Dursleys on Privet Drive. Everything in the Dursleys is well organized and clean. It is a standard modern middle-class home. Everything is fine there. The only thing The only drawback was that it didn't quite feel like home to Harry.

The Burrow was different. Here, Harry felt the atmosphere of home for the first time.

Today, Harry and the others also received a letter from Hogwarts while having breakfast. The letter contained tickets for the Hogwarts Express and a book list for the new semester.

Looking at the long list of book titles on the book list, Mr. and Mrs. Weasley had a headache.

Even when Fred and George were eating, their vocal cords would not be idle, and the two of them were busy discussing the contents of the letter.

"I guess the new professor is most likely a witch, and Lockhart's admirers are almost all witches——"

"Don't think about those things that are available or not," George saw his mother's eyes becoming more and more dangerous, and quickly changed the subject, "Lockhart's books are really expensive..."

"Oh, we will find a way," Mrs. Weasley said. Although she looked a little worried, she still acted like it was not a big problem and you don't have to worry about it. But it's obvious that Ginny will have to buy a lot of her things secondhand this year.

Ginny is Ron's sister and the youngest child of the Weasley family. Every time Harry talks to her, her whole face will turn as red as her hair.

While we were chatting, Ron's brother Percy walked into the dining room fully dressed, his prefect's badge shining on his knitted vest. Although it was strange to wear a prefect badge at home, Percy kept doing it.

Suddenly, several gray owls flew in together with a large package and dropped the package on the ground in front of Fred.

"Fred, what is this?" Mrs. Weasley immediately became alert.

"Oh, Mum, it's George!" Fred said as he always joked, then opened the package. "It looks like a bunch of books."

"Merlin, someone would actually send you a book?" Mrs. Weasley looked shocked. Not only her, but everyone in the Weasley family was shocked. The pieces of bread in Percy's hand fell on the table. Above: In his eyes, having someone send books to his younger brother is even more unbelievable than failing all the general examinations.

Ron made a strange noise - he choked, and when he had cleared the porridge from his windpipe he asked, "So what book is this?"