69novels Chapter 369 Relics (2)
Chapter 369 Relics (2)
Thea felt that the world was not very scientific.
Putting aside the fact that she woke up in a coffin, the fact that she managed to dig a path to survival out of the coffin is quite remarkable!
But what's even more shocking is that just two days after she crawled out of her coffin, someone came and dug up her grave under the cover of darkness!
Thea: "…………"
When I climbed out of the coffin, I didn't find any valuable burial items!
So, what is she digging for?
Driven by a certain curiosity, Thea, always eager for a good show, hid in a tree and started watching. Once she started watching, she couldn't help but fall asleep.
Finally, she woke up to a cacophony of howls and wails. Her morning grumpiness overcame her curiosity, and she nimbly climbed down the tree and knocked out the grave-digging thief!
Thea thought the matter was over, but little did she know that the unscientific things were just beginning!
She was immediately labeled the "savior of the wizarding world"!
The grave-digging thief in front of her even claimed to be her friend, and his attitude was incredibly enthusiastic!
There must be a demon in the abnormal situation!
But Thea decided to believe her for the time being, because Thea discovered something even more terrifying: the words "Ministry of Magic," "Hogwarts," "Saviour," "Draco," "Theodore," and "Daphne" mentioned in the thief's story sounded very familiar!
I have to get out of here!
Intuition gave Thea an answer, and she did just that.
But she still had one concern…
From Gella's perspective, Thea watched her fill the soil with a thoughtful expression.
A second time.
Gella couldn't escape being knocked unconscious a second time.
When Gella woke up again, she received two pieces of news:
The bad news is: Thea stole her money pouch!
The good news is: Thea left an IOU, and incidentally, she finished filling in the grave she hadn't completed...
"Damn it, how can Thea be so shrewd after losing her memory?!"
"I should have known better than to trick her into coming with me!"
Gella, realizing belatedly that she had made a huge mistake, was filled with regret.
After a short while, she got up, dusted herself off, and looked toward the wizarding world not far away.
Thea's unpredictable behavior severely disrupted her plans, and she couldn't guess what the amnesiac Thea would bring to the wizarding world.
However, Gella was quite certain of Thea's ability to cause trouble.
"Looks like my plan has to turn into cleaning up Thea's mess..."
Thinking of those old guys in the Ministry of Magic who were always swaggering around and doing nothing but eating, Gellar revealed a gloating expression, as if she had already anticipated their misfortune.
At this moment, Gella was mourning the next victim in advance, unaware that she had underestimated Thea's ability to cause trouble.
Gella's imagined Thea: Without saying a word, she would launch a sniper attack on the Ministry of Magic. Who told them to just eat and do nothing? Five years have passed, and the wizarding world is still in ruins!
But the real Thea: her first step into the wizarding world—she got lost.
Please do not use "north, south, east, and west" to describe directions to someone who has no sense of direction, thank you.
Faced with the directions given by the kind person in front of her, Thea tried several times but couldn't accurately express her needs. In the end, she could only say a dry "thank you" after the other person finished giving directions.
Then, her eyes remained blank.
After hesitating for a while, Thea felt she couldn't just sit and wait to die, so she started to follow the flow of people. But Thea made another mistake, because it was August—Hogwarts was about to start school.
Any wizard with common sense in the wizarding world would not choose to put themselves in the Diagon Alley student shopping group during these days. Unfortunately, Thea had only been awake for a few days and she had no such common sense at all.
Sure enough, just past noon, the crowd began to grow, but Thea, who was in the middle of it, was completely unaware.
Her eyes were filled with those strange and bizarre yet eerily familiar wizard products: the crystal ball looked like a princess's treasure in a fairy tale, but Thea thought it would be very sturdy to hit someone with.
The strange smell of the potion shop always made passersby hurry past, but Thea felt that the smell was very familiar. She could even tell how many kinds of herbs were in that pile of dried herbs just by smelling them.
Am I really that "Dorothea"?
This skepticism persisted until Thea walked up to the display window of the flying broomsticks.
A sudden surge of desire swept over her.
Perhaps... I've ridden this thing before.
Thea didn't know how long she had been crouching in the corner, but finally, with the boss's impatient urging, she saw what she looked like: disheveled and dirty, her loose, unrecognizable clothes made her look exactly like a beggar.
Are there any beggar shelters in the wizarding world?
Looking at her own appearance, Thea shamefully entertained the idea of living off a man.
"Tch, another mud-blooded brat!"
Even though she was in the middle of a bustling street, Thea could still clearly sense the endless contempt and malice in those words.
She instinctively looked up, but the other person mockingly brandished the thin stick in their hand, and Thea sensed a dangerous impending event... She lowered her head, a storm raging in her mind.
Mud Seeds...
She didn't understand the meaning of the word, but that didn't diminish the extreme, almost bone-deep, contempt she felt for her as a person—a contempt that was utterly vile and ingrained.
Have I offended him?
No.
He just picked an easy target to bully.
Thea continued to wander aimlessly through the streets, her eyes filled with wonder, as if she were visiting a museum, or perhaps completely oblivious to the malice trailing behind her.
It wasn't until she heard footsteps following her into the alley that Thea finally smiled genuinely. She'd caught a fish tonight!