Starting Over at Hogwarts

September 1, 1992.

It's the beginning of the new semester at Hogwarts.

Compared to the bustling magic world in Eastern Europe, the British magic world, which is isolated on the European continent, seems particularly calm. The crowds of people at London's King's Station are surging like ants.

A car slowly stopped at the station entrance, and a tall gray-haired young man got out of the car. He took his textbooks and daily necessities from the car and piled them on the cart bit by bit.

"Do you need help?"

A girl's voice suddenly appeared in his ears.

Just when the gray-haired young man turned his head, he saw a little blond girl standing in front of him, smiling and waving to him in greeting.

"Hi, Wesson, long time no see."

"Luna?"

Wesson looked at the little girl in surprise and couldn't help but look around: "Huh? Just you? This is your first time starting school. Where is Mr. Lovegood?"

“Dad wrote the magazine at home.”

The little girl responded with a smile and smoothed her hair quietly. She did not feel sad at all because she was the only one going to school alone.

The two of them made a tacit agreement not to mention Luna's mother.

Because Ms. Pandora Lovegood received an order from Wesen on the eve of the start of school in Luna to go to the European continent to hunt down Voldemort...

Weisen glanced at the little girl with a wand hanging behind her ear, and couldn't help but frown. He gently stretched out his hand to help her take it off: "Be careful to protect your wand. The teachers in the school will not teach you. Casting spells without a wand…”

"oh."

The little girl nodded without realizing it, and inserted the wand into her sleeve again, making Wesson's eyes twitch.

but…

At least it's safer than hanging it from your ears, right?

"Let's go."

Weisen lowered his head and sighed helplessly.

As the boss of Ms. Pandora Lovegood, he must take good care of the daughters of his subordinates, especially a little girl like Luna who has an abnormal brain circuit...

"I just guessed it was you."

Luna pushed her car and followed Weisen, chattering nonchalantly: "It's so comfortable to be around you, only you don't have those harassers around you..."

"Don't say this to others..."

The corners of Wesen's eyes couldn't help but twitch again.

"Oh, I remember."

The little girl nodded seriously, pointed to the pile of books in her cart and asked, "Weisen, have there always been so many textbooks in school?"

"It should only be this year..."

Wesson also glanced at the pile of Gilderoy Lockhart's books in his cart, and the corners of his eyes couldn't help but twitch: "Maybe... these books won't be used up this year."

Luna was a bit unlucky.

Because she enrolled this year just in time for Gilderoy Lockhart to be the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor, she was also forced to feel the professor's malicious compulsion to purchase.

but…

Gilderoy Lockhart's was not entirely useless.

At least the professor's writing style is pretty good, and some of the strange stories in it are quite legendary. It is indeed qualified as extracurricular reading.

The most valuable thing is...

Even an ordinary person who knows nothing about magic will not have any major dyslexia when reading Gilderoy Lockhart. This is far beyond the obscure books written by other wizards. .

Therefore, Gilderoy Lockhart's books are more likely to be loved by first-year wizards than other books, and are also more likely to be liked by young wizards from Muggle families.

This guy…

It's not all bad.

As Wesson slowly pushed the luggage trolley, he thought seriously about the use of someone like Gilderoy Lockhart...

but…

Whatever Gilderoy Lockhart is good for...

First, we have to find a way in the school to push the new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor into a corner, so that he can stand on his side when he is despised by the whole world...

Although I still don’t know what the use is…

but…

Even if it's just a piece of toilet paper, it's still of some use, right?

"Wesen."

Luna's voice suddenly appeared in Wesson's ears. She looked at her friend curiously: "Are you thinking of something bad?"

"No, I'm thinking about happy things."

Weisen shook his head calmly, with no emotion on his face: "How come you have such an idea? Do I look like a bad guy?"

"It doesn't look like that."

Luna nodded slowly, as if she believed what Wesson said, and just explained softly: "But your eyes don't look like you've eaten butter cake. Just now...it looks like those boys in the village playing with wooden sticks." When ants..."

"..."

Luna's intuition is a little too accurate!

Weisen's eyes twitched, and he made up a reason casually: "Maybe they are happiest when playing with ants with wooden sticks?"

"Then their character is very bad."

Luna shook her head and frowned slightly.

"..."

Weisen was a bit embarrassed to answer this question.

actually…

sometimes…

Not particularly bad, right?

What if those boys were playing with termites that destroyed the house?

Just when Weisen was a little confused about what to say to the little girl, they finally arrived at Station Nine and Three-Quarters, which finally allowed him to skip this topic...

Next to the wall of the station entrance.

While Mrs. Molly Weasley was comforting her little daughter, she told her brothers, Percy Weasley, to take good care of her sister, because their youngest daughter, Ginny Weasley, was also entering school this year.

Harry Potter…

As expected, he stayed with them.

Because Harry was bullied by his aunt's family again during the holidays, he simply moved into the old house of Sirius' family when Sirius went to find him.

Sirius and Harry Potter stood nearby, listening to Mrs. Weasley's chatter, and couldn't help but muttered: "Hey, Molly, they will take good care of little Ginny, it's time to let them in, There’s more behind…”

The words have not yet finished.

Harry Potter saw the gray-haired young man and the blond girl walking over, and couldn't help but say hello loudly to him!

"Hey, Wesen!"

After hearing Wesson's name, several Weasley students couldn't help but turn around and saw a gray-haired young man who had grown a lot taller during the holidays.

soon.

The eyes of these people stayed on the blond girl next to Wesen, and everyone couldn't help but look weird.

The entire Hogwarts knows that before Wesson Wright, men and women have always been equal, and he will never use the golden bell on girls just because they make mistakes...

Ever since Tonks graduated from Hufflepuff, Wesson seems to always be surrounded by guys like Cedric and Bones, and there never seem to be girls around him...

This guy…

Are you finally enlightened?

George Weasley curiously looked at the blond girl next to Wesson, and couldn't help but suddenly laughed: "Ha, look, she is wearing a necklace made of butterbeer stoppers around her neck. It's really beer. The cork…”

This is really not malicious...

George Weasley just thought it was fun.

However, before George could finish speaking, a cold gaze fell on George's face, interrupting him directly, and a cold voice came over: "If you don't go in now, can you please open a way? "

"We'll go in now."

Percy Weasley responded quickly.

"oh."

Weisen slowly pushed the luggage trolley over and didn't seem to care much about Percy's words: "I understand, then please make way first..."

"..."

Percy Weasley was in bad shape.

Since they have to get out of the way, why ask?

As he was talking, Weisen walked in pushing the luggage cart, forcing several people to pull their luggage carts away, looking very domineering.

Sirius Black stood aside and looked at the student a little unhappy, and when he couldn't help but want to teach him a few words, Harry quickly grabbed his wrist.

Weisen watched Luna push the luggage trolley into the station first, then looked back at everyone, and his eyes fell on them.

"I hope you have a good time this semester..."

After saying that, Wesen turned around and walked into the passage inside the wall.

"Has this student always been so arrogant?"

Sirius Black glanced at the little guys with unsightly faces, and couldn't help but complain: "I heard that he had helped Harry before, and I thought he was a good little guy. The old guy Crouch raised him Older children do have some problems..."

"Actually it's not bad..."

Harry Potter could only say something dryly.

For those in the disadvantaged group, the existence of people like Wesen can be called an angel; for those who are in a superior position, the existence of Wesen seems to be somewhat of an eyesore.

Unfortunately…

Harry is no longer a vulnerable group now.