HP Approaches the Magic World

Naturally, Jon's invitation did not get Stephen's consent, so the free "nanny" program briefly came to an end.

Naturally, the rest that was interrupted by the unexpected arrival of the two people could not continue. Jon did not wait long before he received a reply from Joanne.

The female writer did not object to Dumbledore's sudden intervention, or in other words, she had been mentally prepared for it long ago, after Jon kept telling her all kinds of information and sent it to her.

The ability to detect danger trained in the special organization has not decreased, but has increased due to the various information provided by Jon. Whether this is a good thing or a bad thing, even Joanne herself does not know.

But it is certain that there is no way to refuse. The requests of legendary wizards are often not requests. It is polite for people to ask you, but if you are really rude to others, then you are too ignorant.

Therefore, Jon having the confidence to negotiate conditions with Dumbledore is something that Joanne admires very much. This female writer regrets that she cannot write a book with Jon as the protagonist.

She has even written a long novel in her mind through Jon's thoughts. It is about a twelve-year-old boy fighting wits and courage against powerful forces for freedom. It is very explosive when you hear it.

However, in the end, compromise is a required course in life, isn’t it?

Jon pretended not to see Joanne's "kind words" in the reply, and threw the letter into the fireplace and burned it. Summer was about to pass, and the weather became cold at night, although the robes and clothes were blessed with constant temperature magic.

, but how can that be as comfortable as warming yourself by the fireplace?

Jon still enjoys life very much.

Although a luxurious life can be easily broken, at least it looks beautiful.

People always need a little space to escape reality, so the busy life needs a little adjustment.

Jon is not a perpetual motion machine and cannot always be at work.

After a good night's rest, Jon showed up at the dormitory door on time the next day, and then went to have dinner with his roommates.

It's as if the so-called social delisting no longer exists.

This is of course normal. Even if he was kicked out of society, Jon still had his own small circle. Being kicked out of society only cut off his way to make new friends, but it did not end his old circle of friends.

After all, the pure-blood family itself has its own social circle. If Jon doesn't get to know those people, it doesn't mean that the two families will stop interacting with each other.

The fact that Draco didn't bother him anymore did have something to do with being expelled from society. As a pureblood, you also have to consider your relationship with other wizards. Being too deviant from the crowd will only make purebloods lose their popularity.

Without the support of ordinary wizards, how can there be nobility of pure blood?

Therefore, the pure-blooded wizards have kept silent about Jon's social exclusion. They do not maintain any communication with Jon. They still have private contact, all through Bella or Cedric.

express such signals.

Jon had nothing to say about this. He knew very well that as long as his grandmother did not pass away, the relationship between the "upper class" would never end.

This is a circle, which is determined by one's origin. It is very troublesome for people outside to integrate into their circle, or for people in this circle to leave.

However, this matter is not that troublesome to Jon. He has no interest in playing the "Gossip Girl" game with those pure-blooded little wizards. Bella will naturally do these things, and he has enough freedom.

There was a detour on the way from the dormitory to the dining hall. Flan and Scully took the first step, while Stephen and Jon talked behind.

This journey is neither long nor short. If you really pay attention, there are indeed many interesting things happening.

This is also the reason why Jon insists on leaving the castle and living alone. After living in the real world for a long time, he will gradually develop illusions about the things he remembered before.

After all, stories are stories, reality is reality, and living in reality, there is no way to completely independently see these things.

The principle of not knowing the true face of Mount Lu is universal everywhere.

The two walked a few steps and turned the corner of the corridor. The road ahead suddenly became crowded.

There was a group of people gathered loosely together, in the middle were two Gryffindor students and a Slytherin student.

"What's going on over there?"

"where?"

Stephen followed Jon's gaze and understood immediately.

"It's just a small thing, nothing surprising."

He explained to Jon in a low voice:

"That girl in Slytherin liked the Gryffindor girl, but that girl and the boy from her own house liked each other, so it turned into this messy situation. It's been several days, and there's still no fight.

It's entirely because that girl is still able to control the situation."

Indeed, that girl looks very capable, so it shouldn't be a big problem to deal with such a small scene.

After all, they are just two boys.

Jon watched what happened there with great interest. At Hogwarts, when students aged fifteen or six are in their adolescence, falling in love is not something worth discussing at all.

However... the allure of the bloody plot is still worth watching.

Does this scene look familiar?

It was probably the same situation between Snape, James Potter and Lily back then.

However, this Slytherin student was far inferior to Snape. Not to mention that there was no friendship between Snape and Lily who had grown up together, and even his appearance was compared to that of the Gryffindor student.

The two academies already had a feud, and now they want to pursue other girls, and other girls are not blind.

Although it is obvious that the three views are more consistent, the appearance is more outstanding, and the wizard of the same school may be more capable, he does not want to fall in love with a wizard from the enemy school?

That 80 percent achievement is crazy.

While he was thinking this, Stephen's ramblings ended with one sentence: "Anyway, they are in love, and that Slytherin student is objecting. This matter has been going on until now. You are not here these days. The best part is

All have been missed.”

If you missed it, you missed it. It wasn't a big deal in the first place. Jon was just thinking about walking into the hall when he saw the Slytherin student noticed his gaze and gave him a very contemptuous look.

So Jon, who was watching the excitement, sneered, looked at the very annoyed Slytherin student not far away, and whispered to Stephen:

"A talented man and a beautiful woman are a perfect match for each other. So it's his turn to be opposed by a monster like him?"