Bolesław Biegas (1877–1954), Zaczarowany dom (Enchanted House)
(from Emporium Vol. XVII., February 1903)

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Bolesław Biegas (1877–1954), Zaczarowany dom (Enchanted House)
(from Emporium Vol. XVII., February 1903)
My Lord, I'd be grateful if you sent someone to check the house before the Ministry does, and yes, please feel to store Dark artifacts here. I should warn you, though, that last night an intruder (the last owner, I suspect) breached my wards and broke into the house, and I only just managed to catch him running into one of the endless-looking corridors. When I could no longer see him in the distance, the corridor began to contract and shrink to a point until it disappeared. Oops.
Wait - the previous owner is now in there? Sigh. How annoying. You'll have to evict him first. I shall have to come investigate myself - expect me in about an hour with a couple of Death Eaters. Be prepared to enter these corridors.
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