That evening, the Dursleys were all out to dinner, and he, alone in the house, he could focus, undisturbed, on the lock of his room. He fumbled with a hairpin (an old trick he had learned from muggles Weasley twins) and quiet darkness crept up to the window in the kitchen (even the front door was locked). He forced the window and on ... tiempida night out in mid-August. Past
Wisteria Walk, with Nimbus on his shoulder, climbed the hill leading to the abandoned amusement park, of course desert. But before getting on their broomsticks Harry made sure that the place was really the first of prying eyes. A roar of the engine and lights up in the sky - maybe a plane or a helicopter - and then silence again. He put the Nimbus and broke away from the ground and remained low. A couple of laps on the surface of grass and climbed higher ... The flight emptied it of any concern, had always been that way since the first class flight, on the fields of Hogwarts. Not being able to train
to catch the snitch, he concentrated on speed and balance. He tried to reach high speeds and then suddenly turn, changing direction several times, quickly. After a few laps he noticed unusual vibrations in the neck, then went ashore and checked the tail of the Nimbus. Some twigs sprouted outside irregularly. Harry took away the older ones, while the other would set a time back home, using the excellent Kit Maintenance Tools for Broomsticks given him by Hermione.
Spend twenty-three was forced to return home to avoid having to argue with the Dursleys. Went down the hill, passed the home of Mrs. Figg, and once in the garden of number four, forced for the second time in the kitchen window. He ran the water in the sink, and cooled her face sweaty.
arrived in the room, and once closed the door, jumped on the bed, exhausted. He felt something curl up under the back. Rising with difficulty he found in his hands a letter. He opened it. The handwriting was twisted and almost imcomprensibile: "Herry, look what you've seen us on the broom in the air tonight. What's got into your head? Did I caught while flying over Surrey with my bike ... You have risked big boy ! Very big! Flying between the Muggle homes ... we do not do it! There are people who could see you! Do not do it anymore, Herry. Do not get into trouble, please. Hagrid. PS: With the broom are the best! "
Although he had his reasons, a sort of pecking Howler from Hagrid was not great, since he was one of those who, in the magical world, he always combined all the colors. Harry threw down a few lines in response to Hagrid, reassuring him that he'd never flown, but promised not to stand still at home, but to consider alternatives to training on night flights between the houses Muggles.