"Greyback?" Elwyn had always remembered this werewolf. He did not forget the fear he had brought to him and Hermione.
If he met Greyback again, Elwyn would definitely make him pay for what he had done in the past.
He had left an irremovable mark on Greyback's face with the Corruption Curse. If they met again, it would not be as simple as the Corruption Curse.
There was no need to show mercy to such a hopeless guy.
Three servings of rhubarb bread crumbs, custard, and some snacks prepared by Kreacher. Elwyn was soon full.
The conversation at the dining table gradually calmed down. Harry kept rubbing his stomach, absent-mindedly listening to Hermione tell him about their trip to Egypt. Lady Weasley also asked about Bill from time to time.
Ron yawned and stared blankly at the ceiling. Fred and George huddled together and whispered. Next to them, Mr. Weasley leaned back in his chair, looking full and relaxed.
Tonks yawned with her mouth wide open. Her nose had returned to normal.
The Mondungues were still carefully examining the silver plate in front of him. No one knew what he was thinking.
Ginny had lured Mount Crook out from under the cupboard. She was sitting cross-legged on the floor, rolling the cork of some buttered beer for Mount Crook to chase after.
"It's almost time for you to go to bed. Don't stay up too late," Lady Weasley said, yawning as she stood up.
"Wait, Harry!" Lupin suddenly said, looking around calmly. "I hope you and Elwyn can stay. I'm going to tell you about the Lord Voldemort and our current progress …"
The atmosphere in the room suddenly changed. It was as if the Dementors had come!
A few seconds ago, it was so relaxed and sleepy, but now it was alert and even nervous.
"Can I know?!" Harry said hurriedly. "I asked before, but they said I wasn't approved to join the Order of the Phoenix."
"They're right," Lady Weasley said. "You're too young to know about these things."
She sat upright in her chair, her fists clenched tightly in her arms. Her sleepiness had disappeared without a trace.
"This has nothing to do with age. Molly, Elwyn and Harry have the right to know what happened. They witnessed the resurrection of the Lord Voldemort." Lupin said, "In fact, after Harry was attacked by the Dementors, Sirius wrote me a letter. He entrusted me to tell Harry everything. I took time to come back tonight for this. "
"Remus, you know Sirius's character. He's too reckless …"
"On this matter, I think what he said is very reasonable. We can't hide it from them, if …" Lupin said.
"Wait a minute!" George interrupted him loudly. "How can Elwyn and Harry know the truth of everything?"
"Yes, it's not fair." Fred said angrily. "We've been trying to get something out of you for a month, but you refused to tell us anything. When Elwyn and Harry came, you took the initiative to tell them."
"Because you're too young to join the Order of the Phoenix!" Lady Weasley said.
"Elwyn and Harry aren't even adults yet!"
"Enough, as your mother, I'm responsible for you. You shouldn't know this kind of thing." Lady Weasley said, her voice getting louder and louder. Her fists on the armrest of the chair trembled slightly. "This is the Order of the Phoenix's secret, it shouldn't be leaked. Besides, I don't see how knowing these things will help you other than letting your imagination run wild all day long. "
"Sirius has made up his mind to tell Harry about these things. Even if I don't say it, he'll write to them and tell them, or come back from Norway immediately. As far as I'm concerned, I think it's best to let them know the truth from us. Not the whole truth, but the general situation, so that they don't get some confusing statements from others. " Lupin said gently, "This is very necessary, Molly. It's better than keeping them in the dark. There's something in Sirius's letter that I agree with. Only by experiencing challenges can they help them grow. Too much protection isn't a good thing. "
This was what Sirius felt when he saw Elwyn's performance during his trip to Sicily.
If it wasn't for the sudden need to contact the vampires in Norway, he was even ready to take Harry on an adventure.
"I don't agree with Sirius. He's too reckless and doesn't have the responsibility that an adult should have." Lady Weasley did not budge an inch. "These children aren't ready for the challenge. It's irresponsible of you to do this …"
"Molly, you're not the only one at this table who cares about Elwyn, Harry, and these children." Lupin said sternly. "On the contrary, I think it's very responsible to tell them these things."
"Well, Molly, Dumbledore also agreed to tell them the latest news to a certain extent. Since they're living in the headquarters now, we can't stop them from knowing the truth," Mr. Weasley said carefully.
"It's better to allow Elwyn, Harry, and the children to express their opinions!" Lupin continued. "They're not young anymore, they can decide for themselves."
"I want to know what happened," Harry said immediately, and the others agreed.
Elwyn was not very interested. He knew much more than Harry and the others, and more than anyone could imagine.
As for what he did not know, he could get the answer by asking Dumbledore or Sirius.
He and Harry were on different sides, so there was no need for them to hide anything.
In fact, they should ask Elwyn's opinion on many things, which would make things easier.
"Okay!" Mrs. Weasley said. She took a deep breath and glanced around the table, hoping to get support, but no one responded. "Well, it seems that my opinion is going to be rejected. But I just want to remind you that Dumbledore doesn't want Harry to know too much. He must have his reasons, and I hope you can pay attention to this in the conversation later. Now, Ginny, Ron, Hermione, Fred, George, I want you to leave this kitchen and go back to your rooms, right now! "
Immediately, the room exploded into an uproar.
"We're adults!" Fred and George shouted at the same time.
"If Elwyn and Harry can know, why can't I?" Ron shouted.
"Mom, I want to hear it too!" Ginny screamed.
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