Lucius Malfoy

"Come here, Potter, and remain silent," comes the command from the shadows of the alleyway. The Imperius curse has caused a strange, lethargic inability to resist or even care much about what's going on to wash over Harry, but a small, deeply buried part of him still realizes that he's under someone's ... most likely an enemy's ... complete control, and to panic over the fact. But that piece of him is deeply buried under the need to obey engendered by the curse, and is quite frankly overpowered by it. So Harry quietly enters the alley while screaming inside.

Hidden in the alley is Lucius Malfoy; Harry has met him only once before, on the day he freed the house elf Dobby from the Malfoys' slavery, but his malevolence is apparent from the look on his face. He points his snake-head wand at you, holding its cane holster in his other hand. "Ah, Potter. How nice to meet you under such **** and unprotected circumstances. It's unfortunate, don't you think, that your own 'protectors' are so incompetent. My own son, Draco, never goes anywhere without competent bodyguards. Don't you wish your own 'protectors' were so competent?"

He smirks at Harry. "In any case, it's so wonderful to finally meet you without your annoying guardian, Dumbledore's, protection. You and I ... and my son, whom you've grievously insulted on so many occasions ... are going to have a lot of fun together. Let's move along, shall we?"

With that, he touches his wand to the crown of Harry's head and casts the Disillusionment spell. Harry's never experienced the spell before, but it feels the same as has been described in various spellbooks his friend, Hermione Granger, has read and narrated to him: it's as if a slightly warm egg has been broken over his head and is running down his body.

"Follow me, and remain silent," the **** Eater orders Harry and, helpless to disobey, he does.