HP Approaches the Magic World

The next day is the day when students leave school.

Jon came to the rooftop of Hogwarts Castle and watched the students leaving the campus one by one like a solitaire, when he suddenly discovered a special scene.

Calculating according to normal time, Peeves would usually be sitting here at this time of every semester, but not today.

Jon glanced around and found him in another place. He was sitting on Hogg's shoulder. Although it looked weird to have a ghost sitting on the shoulder of a spirit, the two of them seemed somewhat normal.

After all, Hogg's body is still very strong, a little inferior to Hagrid, but compared to those big guys in the Muggle world, he is still about the same.

After all, it is the spirit of a castle.

Like Jon, they were all looking at the students leaving, as if they were saying goodbye.

Jon smiled, and finally left the school and got on the train behind the students. Of course, he still sat with Stephen and the others.

On the way back, some unpleasant episodes would naturally occur, but these were all within his expectation.

First of all, Malfoy, Crabbe, and Goyle had obviously been waiting for a whole week to finally give Harry a good beating without the teacher present.

They ambush Harry on his way back from the bathroom. If they hadn't accidentally chosen the location of the attack outside a box full of D.A. members, the attack would have never failed.

These D.A. members saw what was happening outside through the glass and rushed out to help.

In this battle, Ernie MacMillan, Hannah Abbott, Susan Burns and others used all the various spells Harry taught them.

When Harry, Ernie, and Justin lifted Malfoy, Crabbe, and Goyle into the shelves and left them there limply, the three of them looked like three giant animals squeezed into their school uniforms.

Slug.

Harry thanked the others, accompanied Ron back to their own box, and bought a lot of pot cakes and pumpkin pies.

Hermione was reading "The Daily Prophet" again, Ginny was doing the quiz on "The Quibbler", and Neville was stroking his Meeboom. It had grown a lot this year, and now it was touched.

It will make a strange low groaning sound.

Harry and Ron spent most of the journey playing wizard chess, while Hermione read excerpts from the Daily Prophet.

The newspapers were full of articles about how to fight off the Dementors, the Ministry of Magic's attempts to hunt down the Death Eaters, and the like, as well as some hysterical letters stating that the author had seen Lord Voldemort coming from them early in the morning on a certain day.

Passing by the house.

"It hasn't really started yet,"

Hermione sighed in frustration and folded the newspaper, "But it's not far off."

But there is another good thing, because the notebook can be used again, which can be regarded as giving her a little encouragement.

"Hey, Harry."

Ron said softly and nodded towards the corridor outside the glass window.

Harry looked over and saw Cho walking by outside, accompanied by Marietta Acamo wearing a balaclava.

His eyes met hers, and they looked at each other for a moment. Qiu's face turned red, but she continued to move forward.

Harry immediately returned to the chessboard and saw that one of his pawns had been eaten by Ron's knight.

"What happened between you and her?"

"there is nothing."

"I-oh-I heard she was going out with someone else."

Harry was surprised to find that he didn't feel any discomfort when he heard this sentence.

Hoping to impress Cho seemed to be a thing of the past and no longer had much to do with him; these days, he felt the same way about many of the things he wished for before Sirius died.

It has only been a week since I last saw Sirius, but this week has gone too long and stretched into two worlds, one is the world where Sirius is, and the other is the world without Sirius.

"Just stop thinking about it, man,"

Ron stressed, "I mean, she's beautiful and all that, but you want someone who's cheerful and happy."

"She might be happy with someone else," Harry said, shrugging his shoulders.

"Who is she with now?"

Ron asked Hermione, but it was Ginny who answered: "Michael Corner."

"Michael—but—"

Ron said, craning his neck from his seat to stare at Ginny and say, "But you're dating him!"

"Never again."

Ginny said flatly: "During the Quidditch match, he didn't like Gryffindor beating Ravenclaw, and he was unhappy as a result.

I ignored him, and he ran to Qiu to comfort her."

She scratched her nose with the tip of a feather, flipped through "The Quibbler" randomly, and began to answer the questions.

Ron looked very happy when he heard this.

"Very well, I always thought he was a bit of an idiot."

He said, forcing his queen into Harry's crumbling castle, "That's good for you. Wait and find a better one."

As he spoke, he glanced at Harry with a strange expression.

"Yes, I have chosen Dean Thomas. Do you think he is better?"

"What?"

Ron yelled, knocking over the chessboard: Crookshanks lunged at the chess pieces, and Hedwig and Piggy squealed in displeasure overhead.

The train slowed down as it approached King's Cross Station, and Harry thought he had never been more reluctant to leave a train than he was now.

An idea even flashed through his mind, what if he just didn't get off the train and just sat there stubbornly until September 1st before it sent him back to Hogwarts?

However, when the train finally stopped puffing out smoke, he still took off Hedwig's cage and carried it in his hands as usual, dragging the box and preparing to get off.

When the ticket inspector signaled to Harry, Ron and Hermione that they could safely pass through the magical barrier between platforms 9 and 10, he found something unexpected waiting for him on the other side: a group of him

Someone he didn't expect was standing there to greet him.

There was Mad-Eye Moody, who wore a bowler hat pulled down very low to cover his magic eyes and looked just as menacing as he did without the hat, holding a stick in his rough-skinned hands.

He has a long wooden staff and is covered with a fat traveling cloak.

Tonks was standing behind him, the sun pouring through the dark glass on the platform ceiling. Her bubblegum pink hair shone in the sun. She was wearing a pair of heavily patched jeans and a t-shirt with

Bright purple T-shirt with The Weird Sisters graphic.

Next to Tonks was Lupine, who was pale and had gray hair. He wore a long, old coat over a worn-out jumper and trousers.

Standing in front of them were Mr. and Mrs. Weasley, Fred and George. Mr. and Mrs. Weasley were wearing their best Muggle clothes, while Fred and George were wearing theirs, which were made of dark green scaly material.

New brand jacket.

These members of the Order of the Phoenix are here to welcome Harry back.

Jon was very clear about this matter, because he was the one who signaled these people to pick up Harry and help Harry do something.

Otherwise Harry's holiday might not be so enjoyable.

…Although it wasn’t very pleasant at first.

But anyway, time has moved forward another year.