fieldspak’swonderousepiphanyofagreekmagi&culturehadanentiresetiononthethhleaningandpurifiationproessofdises,theoften“troublesomeandeentri”aophonyofagreianspells.purimassetowaslistedthere,andshemust’veommittedittosomepartofhermemorywhenshe’dreadthebookthroughthefirsttimedaysago.hermionedidn’tquestionit,butterwhentheyaskedwhyshehadpedtheurseinaesetake-awaybox,sheasuallyliedandsaidthesilverboxouldn’tbeusedtohousetheursesaseondtime.

onebyone,theothersameinandhermioneastthesimplespelltoremovetheurse,untilfinally,onlymalfoyremained.heshowedupmidmtwodayster,asoftsmileonhislips.

“ready?”hermioneasked.heraisedhisbrowandnodded,alookofuaintyonhisfae.“itwillwork,”sheassuredhim.“theothersareallbaktonormal.”

hestaredbakather.“wellgoaheadthen.”

“purimasseto!”sheast.

nothinghappened.

sherepeatedthespell.

again.

andagain.

“idon’tuand,”shepanikedandstaredbakandforthbetweenhimandthetakeawaybox.hefollowedhergaze.

“isthat—isthattake-awayfromaexpress?”

hermionenarrowedhereyes.“whyaren’tyouupset?thespellisn’tw!ian’treleaseyoufromtheurse!”

draoturnedbakandsmiled,andhermionewassureshehadn’tbeensoperplexedinaverylongtime.“youprobablyan’treleasemefromtheurse,”draosaid,“beausei’vealreadybeenreleasedofit.”

“what?”hermioneried.“how?when?”

draosmirked.“i’vehadalotoftimetothinkaboutit,butithinkitwaswhenifinallyaeptedmyfate,wheni’dfollowedthethreadsandtookmyrightf

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