Magic is bullshit, on that I agree with Percy and you Harry. There are some energies like Chakra in Naruto for example that make sense, but magic never has and never will.

Ah yes, Gringotts. I admit I wasn't too sure how he would find the others horcruxes, even with the ring, but with Gringotts being right in the middle of Diagon, it was to be expected. Now that I think about it, finding the horcrux in Hogwarts should also be simple matter.

I admit that like Percy, I'm not confortable with Percy hiding things to Harry, especially things that concern him first and foremost. I understand the logic, but when, not if because it will be a when, Harry finds out about it – whether because Percy finally told him or accidentally – there will be hell. And more importantly, Harry will feel betrayed by the one person in the world he trusts without a second thought, and it will break him. Then, no doubt his 'mood swing' will happen again influenced as he is by his scar, and he will do something stupid that he will regret all his life.

A little question here. I Percy is so skilled in Mist manipulation that he can create illusion or knock out mortal with but a thought, why didn't he do that when those four aurors attacked him in the bathroom before? I mean, he waited for them to arrive while he did his business, if it's just a matter of coating the place with mist, he had the time. Still, it was cool!

Oh, Harry found out about Harry's horcrux earlier than I expected. Honestly, I'd thought he'd only figure it out when it was too late.

I know by this point I'm just repeating myself, but damn how I love to see Percy lead, it's absolutely mind blowing. He's truly a leader born.

I wonder when they'll have Bill examine Harry's scar. Then again, I'm not even sure Bill Weasley would be able to recognize a horcrux if he saw one.

So Percy has the Potter luck? Misfortune strikes but at the same time, said bad luck brings good surprises.

I love when Percy show his power like that. Sure it might have some undesired consequences but I don't regret it.

Now, Lou... isn't she Hecate's child?

I love how Percy takes charge, how his experience is so obvious and we can all see he knows what he does. Honestly, at this point I even wonder if you're not yourself a detective to be able to think of all those things Percy does, all those points he tackles, how he manages to delegate works so efficiently. I'm charmed!

And the worse Percy is that Dumbledore is already aware of the cause of the mood swings of Harry. Still, good call for thinking about having Harry examined by a curse breaker.

Bones just nodded in understanding, "Leave it to the Americans to perfect the art of destabilization."

That line killed me!

It was absolutely brilliant! Sarah and Percy – oh, and let's not forget Bones – completely overturned the trial and shut up Fudge.

You do not like Molly do you? Well, so don't I! I'm not even sure it's grammatically correct but who cares.

About Tonks, Harry said ""Oh screw you, Tonks is with me on that one, that damn thing is a tripping hazard" but a few moments later, at dinner, it was stated "He was quickly introduced to Tonks..."

Ah, I can feel the love Percy, you love prophecies. XD

I'm glad Percy decided to include Harry in all that.

It's good to see someone who isn't star-eyes with Dumbledore. Indeed, the so-called Order of the Phoenix is utterly useless, good think Percy understood that early.