Hogwarts, a Scholar Becomes a God

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Seeing someone coming, Hermione cried out in surprise.

Clark nodded at her, but this wasn't the time to reminisce.

He walked in front of Lucius Malfoy, the wand in his hand hadn't been put down yet, and pointed at the other's chest very vaguely, which made Lucius clenched the cane subconsciously.

"Mr. Lucius, as the owner of this bookstore, I don't want anyone to fight in my store, and I don't welcome those who disrespect books, so please leave."

Clark's words were very blunt, and Lucius Malfoy's face turned blue and white, obviously unable to accept his tone.

But under Clark's penetrating gaze, Lucius felt a little guilty for some reason. He remembered the meeting with this kid in Hogwarts Castle not long ago, and he always felt that the other party had seen through him. Everything, it made him very uncomfortable.

So after thinking about it for a while, Lucius decided not to worry about it for the time being, and forcibly persuaded himself on the grounds that he had to cooperate with Clark on the dragon farm.

"Take it—little girl, this book is probably the best thing your father can give you."

As he said that, Lucius Malfoy ignored Clark, with a vicious gleam in his eyes, he directly stuffed the worn-out Transfiguration textbook into Ginny's hand, and then greeted Draco without looking back. Out of the store.

Now that the annoying person has left, the atmosphere at the scene suddenly becomes more relaxed.

Clark was about to say hello to Hermione and the others, but suddenly a short and fat figure pushed away George and Fred and rushed towards Clark. He raised his wand subconsciously, but after seeing the person coming, he had no choice but to put it down. The next moment, that figure hugged Clark in his arms.

"Oh, my little Clark, how good to see you!"

The thick arms tightly wrapped around Clark's head, almost making him unable to breathe. He could only struggle while shouting, "I'm glad to see you too, Aunt Molly!"

Seeing Clark like this, Hermione and Harry burst out laughing immediately. After all, Clark has always performed very well, and it is rare to see him in such a deflated appearance, and several people can hardly close their mouths from ear to ear.

"Dear little Clark,

Why have you lost weight recently? You don’t come to see your aunt during the holidays. After shopping, you will go to your aunt’s house. Your aunt will make you your favorite butter chicken and stewed potatoes with spicy sausage. "Molly Weasley held her nephew's face in her hands and chattered.

George and Fred looked at each other, "Mom~ We also want to eat butter chicken and spicy sausage stewed potatoes. You are too partial, and you don't usually cook them for us at home!"

The twin brothers' funnyness successfully made everyone present laugh, and also successfully dispelled the unhappiness caused by Malfoy just now.

Clark's heart warmed, and he realized the long-lost family affection. He swallowed the words he was about to refuse and replaced it with a nod.

Mrs. Weasley was blushed by her son's words, especially when there were outsiders present at this meeting, and she yelled at the twin brothers from embarrassment: "I usually miss you to eat? I don't see you talking to your cousin Learn a bit, and let me worry less honestly in school."

As she said that, Mrs. Weasley seemed to have turned into a lioness, and she pointed the finger at Mr. Weasley again, "You have set a good example for the children...fighting in public...if Little Clark didn't stop him... What would Gilderoy Lockhart think... how bad the repercussions are..."

"He's so happy." Fred looked at Lockhart who was smiling happily not far away, and muttered in a low voice, causing Mrs. Weasley to glare at him, and he didn't dare to speak anymore.

Looking at the shivering Uncle Arthur, and the Grangers standing aside in embarrassment, Clark hurriedly smoothed things over, "I don't blame Uncle Arthur for this matter, it was Malfoy and his family who found the fault first, as a Gryffindor, if my uncle admits to being cowardly, he will really set a bad example."

Seeing that Aunt Molly's complexion improved a lot, Clark walked to Ginny's side again.

"However, he reminded me that Ginny can go to Hogwarts this year. As a cousin, how could she not have a present?"

As he spoke, Clark took the tattered "Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration" from Ginny's hand, and with a wave of his wand, a whole new set of first-grade textbooks flew out of the bookshelf and fell into Ginny's arms .

"No! Little Clark, this is inappropriate!" Mrs. Weasley hurriedly stopped, "It's too expensive."

Ginny looked at her mother's face, and obediently prepared to put the book down, but Clark held her up.

"Auntie, this shop is all mine. There's nothing to spend on it. It's just some paper and printing ink. Besides, I never took a gift when I went to your house. My cousin is studying, so I gave it to you." What's the matter with the set of books? I'm also encouraging her to study hard in the future!"

As he said that, he seemed to be worried that Mrs. Weasley would not believe it, so he added "Five Years.L." and "Seven Years.. Detailed Explanation of Real Questions" newly released by the bookstore this year to his cousin.

Mrs. Weasley hurriedly held down the pile of books to prevent him from adding more. As for Ginny, she tearfully accepted the pile of her cousin's entrance gift.

Of course, everyone present did not realize that the second-hand "Beginner's Guide to Transformation" that Clark had specially brought out had been secretly stuffed into his robe.

Quest item: Voldemort's diary, here it is!

Because Lihen Bookstore was the last stop for everyone to shop in Diagon Alley, when Harry and the others bought the textbooks they needed for the new semester, today's task was completely completed.

Although she was heartbroken, it was inconvenient for the Grangers to stay in Diagon Alley for a long time, and Hermione could only give up talking with Clark in detail, and after making an appointment to meet on the train, she reluctantly bid farewell to them.

"goodbye!"

Clark waved Hermione goodbye, turned around and was startled by Mrs Weasley standing behind him.

"That little girl is very nice. I heard that you went to Paris with her during the summer vacation. You have a good relationship?" Like all middle-aged women of her age, Mrs. Weasley was very gossip about such things.

"It's okay," Clark said without any embarrassment, nodded and emphasized: "We are just ordinary friends, and we just met in France during the summer vacation."

"Ah! Ordinary friends."

Mrs. Weasley had a meaningful smile on her face, as if to say that our little Clark had finally grown up.