The Deep Sea Wizard of Hogwarts

After taking a bath, Lind brought the little owl to the study, took out a piece of letter paper, and was about to reply. After thinking about it, he changed to waterproof letter paper and ink.

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Dear Professor Minerva McGonagall.

I hope this is not a prank, if this owl can really deliver the letter to you.

If I can really go to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to study magic, where should I buy the necessary books and equipment!

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Lind thought about it and thought about what to add to show the mentality of a little wizard of Muggle origin when receiving a letter. He started to read the letter again and again, but he really couldn't think of how to write it.

If he had to make a show of being cunning like some mentally retarded fan fiction, it would be a loss.

After thinking about it, he couldn't figure it out, so he simply signed his name at the back. He took out a waterproof plastic envelope and handed the letter to the little owl who had been waiting impatiently.

The owl walked slowly to the window with the letter in its mouth. The rain outside had begun to fall heavily, but it was not afraid at all. It flapped its wings and flew out. Soon, its figure disappeared into the night rain curtain.

Lind closed the window, came to the desk, picked up a bound book and began to revise it.

This is the story he serialized in the newspaper, "The Matrix".

Since the publication of "2001: A Space Odyssey", science fiction fever has been ignited again. Lind was a science fiction fan in his previous life, so now he also relies on these things to make money for himself - as Felix.

Since he is going to Hogwarts now, he will not spend time on this in the future, so he plans to make a final check and fill in the gaps of his works that he has created but has not yet published in the next two days.

He was busy until midnight, and the sound of rain became louder and louder. Lind slowly closed the book. The ink in the bottle was almost empty, and there were many scattered pages on the side.

He stood up, stretched, and checked the time.

One o'clock in the morning.

By now, Hagrid should have gone to the rotten stone house and turned the cake that stole Dali into a pig! The savior Harry Potter also knew that his parents were actually killed by dark wizards, not because of a car accident.

But these have nothing to do with him, and he doesn't want to make friends with Harry Potter and show off his skills to become the school's top star, oh no, a star.

Now he only has endless yearning for the magic world. Then run away after the fourth grade Goblet of Fire incident or the fifth grade Toad incident.

As for the future, Hogwarts will no longer be safe. Running away is what a smart person should do.

So now he should pray in his heart that the owl would fly slower.

It would be better to wait until Hagrid takes Harry away from here to London in the morning before the school receives a letter to send a teacher here again.

After thinking for a while, he walked out of the study and picked up a rag to wipe off the dust on the desktop photos in the room.

Lind himself usually doesn't stay in this house much. He usually moves between the toilet, study, bedroom, and kitchen, so the other places are often covered with dust, and he often has to take time to clean them.

No words were spoken all night-

Luckily, no guy who was almost three meters tall came to knock on his door.

Lind got up early and went to Felix's yard to walk the two dogs. Because Felix runs a pub and sleeps every morning, Lind is responsible for walking the dogs on weekdays.

He walked the dogs around the town and was almost hit by a speeding car. However, looking at the impatient face and body of the driver, he thought it should be the Dursleys, who are now very worried about their baby Dudley's pig tail.

Lind also bought breakfast outside, and then he returned home.

After returning home, Lind began to read while waiting for people from Hogwarts to come.

According to his habit, he would definitely go straight to the beach and continue to soak in the sea for a day. But on the other hand, he was looking forward to being in touch with the magic world as soon as possible, so he could only stay at home and read books.

However, this wait lasted for half a month.

Linde stayed at home for four days, and Felix came to ask if he was sick and why Mr. Little Fishman didn't go back to the sea during this period.

Then Linde returned to his life of soaking in the sea every morning and reading and writing after returning home in the afternoon.

However, he was undoubtedly upset during this period, but there was nothing he could do. He also wanted to contact the people at Hogwarts again, but he couldn't, so he could only think about it.

There were more than ten days before Hogwarts started, and Felix and the rest of his brothers and sisters asked him where he was going to go to middle school during this period, and he could only prevaricate over and over again.

Until the morning of August 17.

Linde walked on the street, his eyes were dull and he was sneaked back home by two dogs like a zombie.

He now began to wonder if Hogwarts didn't want him anymore.

He didn't turn around until he arrived at the door of his house and heard the low roar of the two dogs.

There was a figure covered in a black robe standing in front of his house. He had oily black hair slightly shorter than Linde's, a hooked nose, sallow skin and a pair of deep eyes.

Linde hurriedly calmed down the two big dogs that were crouching and ready to pounce forward in the next second, then he quickly raised his head and looked at the man in front of him.

"Mr. Linde Green Augustus, no need to say hello.

I am Professor Severus Snape, from Hogwarts, and your future Potions teacher.

I think I need to meet your guardian."

Before Linde could speak, Snape blocked what he wanted to say.

"Um, ok Professor Snape, I don't have a guardian, but I think my brother and I would like to learn about magic and Hogwarts School, please follow me."

As he said, Linde lowered his head and touched the head of one of the dogs. "Big Bear, Little Bear. Go wake up Felix, we have an important guest."

Hearing what he said, the two dogs growled and ran back to Felix's house.

"Professor, do you need to come in and sit down?"

"No, I just hope your brother can come faster, I don't have much time.

By the way, you'd better ask your brother to bring some money, we will leave for London in a while." Snape said impatiently, and he didn't know how long he waited here before Linde came back from walking the dog.

Linde patted his jacket and showed a proud expression, "I brought my own money."

After a while, Linde heard a roar from the next room, "What the hell are you two idiots doing? Don't lick me, get out of here. Is it Linde again?"

Felix finally went out of the door cursing and walked towards the two.

When he came over and looked at Snape, he asked curiously: "Who are you! Stand by my brother."

Before he finished speaking, Snape put his hand on Felix's shoulder, and then he felt his vision spinning, his internal organs were squeezed together, his body twisted, and his head against his buttocks.

But the next second, he felt his feet land on the ground again, and air rushed into the lungs that had been squeezed just now.

Looking closely, he, the man just now, and Linde were already standing in front of a tavern. And Linde's facial features were squeezed together now, and he should have the same expression on his face.

Now his mind was a mess, and he didn't understand what was going on at all.

Linde was no better than Felix. He didn't expect Snape to be so unwilling to say a word! If he just Apparated, what would he do if he met a wealthy family like the Weasleys?

Snape stood aside without saying a word, and waited for the two to catch their breath before speaking.