I Have a Big Problem with My Hogwarts

There was only one boy sitting in the box.

His silky silver hair was striking, and his complexion was white, even unhealthy.

There was a book on the table, although the cover could not be seen, but Lynn just glanced at the content and knew that he was reading the textbook "Standard Spells, Elementary".

There was no response to Lynn's greeting. The boy just glanced at him blankly with those blue eyes, and then focused his attention on the book again.

Thanks to Lynn's thick skin as a city wall, he didn't feel embarrassed at this time. He found a topic and wanted to re-establish social relations.

"The Restoration Charm is really a handy charm." He saw the spell the boy was looking at, trying to find a common language.

"But this spell seems to belong to the late first grade course. I have tried it many times at home according to the introduction in the textbook, but I have never been successful."

The boy looked away from the book, his expression very cold.

"Please keep quiet while others are reading."

With his hot face sticking to his cold butt, Lynn was no longer in the mood to communicate.

He silently complained in his heart that this is really a stinky child, and shrugged.

"Well, if you're not in the mood to chat, of course I'll be quiet."

The boy continued to look at his spell textbook, while Lynn stared at the scenery outside the window in a daze.

Although it had only been less than three hours since they were separated, he suddenly missed Hermione a little.

The nagging little girl is many times cuter than this little boy.

After that, the two never communicated again.

Lynn didn't even think about changing boxes, so he just sat with the unknown boy across from him.

At noon there was a witch pushing a cart to sell candy. Although Lynn was fond of sweets, he ended up buying nothing.

Mrs Weasley gave him a sandwich before getting in the car, enough for his lunch.

The cold boy seemed to have no appetite and ate nothing for lunch.

Until the sun reached the western edge, the sky was completely dark, the box was brightly lit, and the two of them didn't talk.

The boy was always studying the book of spells. His reading speed was very slow, like reading a page three times. After so long, he only read half of the book on spells.

Five minutes before arriving at Hogwarts, the boy closed the book, stuffed it in his suitcase, and took out his Hogwarts robe and put it on him.

Lynn was not idle either. He also changed his school robe, and then walked out of the box after the train completely stopped.

The train stopped in front of a small and broken platform.

Although the breeze was a little chilly, the weather tonight was fine. There were no clouds in the sky, and the shining stars and the bright waning moon were clearly visible.

All the students, big and small, got off the train. The old students were talking and laughing, and the new students were standing there nervously, not knowing what to do next.

At this time, a loud voice sounded at the right time.

"First-year freshman! Come to my side."

Lynn followed the source of the sound, and saw a bearded giant standing among a bunch of little dots, holding a pink umbrella that contrasted with his size.

Because the landmark was so obvious, the freshmen quickly gathered around Hagrid.

At this moment, a girl standing beside Lynn suddenly looked up at the sky.

"Is it raining?"

Lynn was a little puzzled: "It's impossible to rain today."

"Then why is that person holding an umbrella?"

Lynn looked in the direction of her finger, and sure enough, she saw a wide black umbrella spread out among the new students.

The freshmen around the umbrella were already a little uneasy. An alien who was holding an umbrella on a sunny day suddenly appeared among them. They were like a group of frightened chickens, and they were separated from the boy under the black umbrella.

The silver-haired boy holding a black umbrella seemed to be unaware of the reactions of the people around him.

Hagrid roughly counted the number of people, and after confirming that there were no less people, he raised an eyebrow at the silver-haired boy.

"Child, are you nervous and dizzy? Today is a rare good weather, and you don't need to use an umbrella."

"It's not for sheltering the rain, it's for something else." The boy's voice was stiff, and it didn't sound like he was explaining.

Hagrid didn't care either, he had taken over a lot of new students, and it wasn't unusual for a few outliers to appear occasionally.

"Since you insist on doing that, then all right. Listen, boys, follow me, don't fall behind, and I'll take you to Hogwarts."

Lynn glanced at the boy who was completely shrouded in the black umbrella, then silently followed behind Hagrid.

The wizarding world is not a peaceful place, and even Hogwarts does not mean absolute safety, so Lynn has no idea of ​​exploring other people's secrets.

Curiosity of course, but he wouldn't let his curiosity get in trouble.

The freshmen followed behind Hagrid, separated from the old at the platform, and walked into a path among the trees.

The road was a little rough, and even if Hagrid deliberately slowed his pace, it was not easy for a group of eleven-year-olds to keep up with his broad pace.

The dense foliage of the woods blocks out the stars and moonlight in the sky.

As they went deeper, Lynn couldn't even see whether the two sides of the road were still the same forest. Apart from the hurried footsteps and breathing of the freshmen, he could only hear the rustling of the leaves in the evening wind. ', and the sound of a bird like an owl.

They kept their heads buried in this way for a long time. After turning a big corner, Hagrid suddenly stopped, and a little wizard behind him was caught off guard and almost bumped into his ass.

"See? That's Hogwarts, where you're going to live for the next seven years."

Hagrid pointed to a behemoth in front of them and said proudly.

Only then did the freshmen realize that there was no longer a dim forest path in front of them.

The narrow road suddenly opened up ahead, and a huge lake stood in front of them.

The black lake is calm and calm, reflecting the stars and the waning moon, like a mirror embedded in the ground.

Behind the lake is a huge castle built between two hills with countless turrets and towers.

The towering roof is like a wizard's pointed hat, and it seems to be filled with knowledge and unknown mysteries.

Many little wizards couldn't help exclaiming when they saw this spectacular scene.

Even Lynn looked at the ancient castle in the mountain not far away and couldn't help being dazed.

Not only was he shocked by the building in front of him that originally only existed in film and television, but at the same time, a series of sounds of the system sounded in his mind.

[The main task is completed! 】

[Open the map: Hogwarts Castle. 】

[Reward: Close your brain, it has been issued. 】

[Get the title: Newly enrolled rookie. 】

[Newly enrolled rookies: 1. When the title is worn, those among the students who think their status is higher than you will subconsciously make things difficult for you.

2. The teachers care about you twice as much.

3. When learning basic magic knowledge, your learning efficiency will be tripled.

Note 1: This title effect will only take effect when worn.

Note 2: This title will disappear upon promotion to the second grade. 】

Entering Hogwarts, old rules, hand in the recommended tickets.