Chapter 488: Regulus Arcturus Black

"Kreacher is working at all times, sir..." The old house elf swept the ground gently with a broom in his arms, but his eyes kept staring in the direction of Ivan, his mouth flat. Ivan whispered in a voice that I could just hear.

"The **** boy must be trying to steal something from Kreacher... he won't succeed!"

Ivan’s mouth twitched. He understood what Sirius felt. If he had such a house-elf, he would definitely seal his mouth!

The change in Ivan's expression was seen by the old house elf. It looked at Ivan gloomily, with a look of contempt in its eyes, and muttered in a low voice.

"Mr. must be thinking about how to get rid of Kreacher... Kreacher had already noticed that he was so evil...

But, it’s okay. Kreacher has lived long enough to be with the mistress, but I don’t know how this house will be ruined by the kid... Oh, poor..."

"Shut up! Can you keep pretending to be conspiracy theories in your mind! No one wants to kill you!" Ivan rolled his eyes and interrupted Kreacher's words.

"And I need to remind you that if there are some things you don't want to be heard, don't say so loudly! Hold it in my heart, understand?"

Ivan is very suspicious that Kreacher’s whispers of the runs were deliberately told to himself, otherwise, how could he be heard every time.

Kreacher curled his mouth, his two long, pointed ears drooped down, did not speak any more, but did not leave.

Ivan shook his head, there is really nothing to do with it.

In fact, if you want to know the exact location of the Slytherin locket, asking Kreacher directly is the fastest way.

But this house elf obviously doesn't trust him. It is impossible to tell the whereabouts of the locket. Maybe he will think that he is playing this thing and secretly hide the locket. It will be difficult to do. Up.

Just when Ivan felt a headache for this, a crazy, creepy cry came from outside.

"Go away, you dirty bug, **** nasty ghost, get out of this house for me! How dare you defile the noble Black residence!"

"That's my mother! An utterly stubborn, determined pureblood, she discriminates against all non-pureblood wizards and does not allow them to step into the house! Of course, except for my uncle and that inconsistent younger brother Besides, everyone else in the Black family has similar problems!"

Sirius said angrily, then looked at the drapery, "Anyway, I will find time to remove the portrait. The ultimate destination of this thing should be the stove!"

Kreacher, who was hiding by the side, murmured softly at this moment. "Unconscionable prodigal, the poor mistress is dead, and he plans to destroy the portrait of the mistress... but they will not succeed no one can remove the painting... "

"Say one more sentence, and I will tear your mouth apart!" Sirius turned his head and looked at the old house elf, threatening angrily.

However, Kreacher didn't care. As a house elf, being punished was completely commonplace. It seemed not a big deal to tear his mouth, so he didn't stop his words, but continued to mutter.

"The hostess is very strict, Miss Bellatrix is ​​very clever, Young Master Regulus is very brave... Everyone is good too! It's not the same as someone..."

Sirius laughed disdainfully when he heard Kreacher's words.

"You said that my mother is harsh, I admit it, and I admit that my cousin is cunning, but you said Regulus is brave?"

At this point, Sirius seemed to have thought of something suddenly, and continued ironically.

"Ah... yeah! You are right, he is very brave, brave enough to take refuge in a mysterious man and become a Death Eater, I never thought he would have the courage!

I guess that old witch must have been so happy at the time, because her teaching all the time finally pushed her little son into the fire pit! "

Sirius’ voice was very sharp, but he didn’t notice that Kreacher was staring at him angrily...

Harry was so surprised when he heard this, he hurriedly asked.

"Who is Regulus? You said he took refuge in Voldemort?"

Sirius smiled wryly, he said while sighing. "Regulus is my brother, a cowardly fool!"