The days of hanging out at Hogwarts

After exiting the world of the book, Loren found himself lying on his side on the carpet, with "An Introduction to Pictograms" quietly at hand.

He turned over and lay down, slumped next to the window. The golden sunlight fell on his face, making it ticklish and warm, and very comfortable. Stretch your arms and legs widely and try your best to let every place get the sun.

Close your eyes and start sorting out your thoughts.

Today's events came without any warning. He had previously known that "The Complete Interpretation of Hieroglyphs" and "The Book of Abraham" were of great significance, but that was all.

Even if he knew that the content related to the magic stone in the book was true, Loren didn't care too much. Let alone whether he could not understand it, he was not too eager to turn stones into gold or live forever.

After completing his magic studies, he planned to return to the Muggle world. Combining the time traveler's knowledge with magic, it would not be difficult to earn enough money to enjoy life. It might even be easier than turning stone into gold.

As for immortality, Loren had no idea. Dumbledore could live for more than a hundred years on his own, and in the end he committed suicide. Who knows how long a wizard can live, and immortality may not have that many benefits.

Voldemort attempted to use the Philosopher's Stone to restore his body. If he could create a body out of thin air, it should be possible to use it to treat Grandpa Bates.

To sum it up, after Harry defeated Voldemort for the first time, Dumbledore planned to destroy the Sorcerer's Stone in order to prevent it from being used by evil people. It would not be a bad use to borrow it from him at that time.

Judging from what happened to Lupine, Dumbledore had no prejudice against kind-hearted werewolves, but instead took care of him. Just confess to him directly and use him to buy some Wolfsbane potion from Snape, so that Grandpa Bates can survive until the end of this school year.

Wait a minute, Grandpa Bates!

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Loren remembered something she had always forgotten - forgetting to write a letter to Grandpa Bates.

It's been almost half a month since school started, and he hasn't written a letter to Grandpa Bates yet. He's afraid he'll get a beating if he goes back for the holidays.

Loren was about to fall asleep while basking in the sun and thinking about things, but now he woke up with a start, got up, took out a pen and paper, and wrote a greeting letter eloquently.

The letter first briefly introduced his daily life and stated that everything was fine. Then he cared about Grandpa Bates' health and advised him to accept his old age and buy a yard in a big city to make his life more convenient. Just lock yourself up on a full moon night - the same goes for werewolves in the magical world.

The wording and tone in the letter were extremely impolite. If Loren had been next to Bates when he read the letter, Bates would have smashed Loren's ass with a wooden stick without hesitation. It's a pity that Loren will not be there then.

The next step was to find the postman. Loren left the castle and walked around asking questions, and found the Owlery not far from the Forbidden Forest.

Hundreds of owls live here, and there are feathers everywhere, but they are not noisy. It is almost noon, and most of the owls are sleeping, but there is an unexpected harmony.

The shed didn't have the strange smell Loren imagined, and the house elves had kept it tidy.

Finally, Loren found his little Spectacled Owl with the help of a house elf. I have gained a lot of weight in the past few days, but I still look innocent, sitting in a small wooden house, pecking my head one after another.

Maybe it was awakened by the footsteps. When the little spectacled owl saw Loren, its eyes were filled with surprise, and it clumsily flew towards him, stepped on his shoulders, and kept hitting his head with its beak complainingly.

Loren was not annoyed, he held the little Hanhan in his hand, carefully put on a suit, comforted him, and finally handed the letter to him.

After the elf helped the owl make a series of preparations, Little Hanhan began his first mission.

Loren returned to the castle just in time for lunch.

He carefully destroyed the last piece of ribs on the plate, and when he raised his head, he noticed that only Ron was working on a chicken leg on the dining table, and Harry was not around. It's strange that the two people who are usually inseparable didn't even eat together today.

"Hey! Ron, where's your twin brother?" Loren smiled.

Ron stuffed the chicken legs in his mouth, gave Loren a big white look, swallowed the meat in his mouth, and then slowly said to Loren: "Don't mention it, he's been in front of that mirror all morning, giggling. Let me bring you lunch."

"Hermione and Neville both tried to persuade him, but he couldn't listen to either of them."

In this situation, Dumbledore should take action, give Harry a bowl of chicken soup for the soul, and finally take back the Mirror of Erised.

It happened that Loren was also looking for Dumbledore, and when he looked at the guest seat, the principal was not there.

He even stopped eating snacks. Loren needs to criticize this person.

"Goodbye Ron! Remember to bring Harry something to drink!" Loren quickly ran out of the cafeteria and ran towards the principal's office.

But this time he missed it. In front of the monster statue, Loren met Professor McGonagall. She said: "The Ministry of Magic has some things that Dumbledore needs to deal with. He will not be back until Wednesday."

Wednesday should be about dealing with the public trial.

Not being able to see Dumbledore, Loren planned to turn around and see Harry first, and met Wood on the way.

In the abandoned classroom, not only Ron and Harry were there, but Neville was also there, and he also brought some food to Harry.

Harry was almost done eating when Loren came in.

Ron and Neville were earnestly advising Harry that it was wrong to stay in front of this mirror all day long, but they couldn't make any sense, and in the end they had no choice but to deal with the messed up Harry.

"Harry, Wood is going crazy looking for you."

Loren's words made Harry exclaim: "Oh no, the team has to train today, and he wants to teach me some basic Quidditch rules!"

Wood is the captain of the Gryffindor Quidditch team. Professor McGonagall has already asked the two to meet. Wood also admires Harry and suggested to Professor McGonagall that he buy Harry a better broom.

Although Harry's broom has not yet arrived, Harry made an appointment with Wood to attend training on the court on Sunday.

Wood was going to introduce Harry to the rest of the team and educate him on the real Quidditch rules.

"Wood is waiting for you on the court!"

Harry couldn't sit still now. Although he wanted to be with his relatives, he obviously couldn't pigeon Wood at the moment, otherwise Professor McGonagall might turn him into a Quaffle and use it to train Wood.