The mystery gripping millions of Harry Potter fans — the titles of J K Rowling’s final two novels — may have been solved.
The Sun has discovered that the sixth and seventh books in the series could be Harry Potter And The Mudblood Revolt and Harry Potter And The Quest Of The Centaur.
Harry’s feisty gal pal Hermione is a Mudblood — an insulting term for someone whose parents are not wizards. The centaur in the final adventure could be Firenze — dark arts teacher at Hogwarts school.
The two titles have been secretly registered as trade marks by a company called Seabottom Productions.
The firm registered itself at Companies House days before the patent application on July 24. Seabottom Productions shares the same London address as lawyers Field, Fisher, Waterhouse.
Intriguingly, they are the lawyers for film company Warner Brothers, who turned the first three Potter stories into movies.
PD: SI ALGUIEN LO TRADUCE MEJOR K MEJOR, SALU2
