The Little Superman of Hogwarts

The Little Superman of Hogwarts - Chapter 182 [Change and Constant]

Hermione and Kerry went to the pet store together, a store specializing in selling magical creatures.

The place inside the store was very small, like a narrow alley, perhaps only two meters wide.

The walls of the store were densely covered with cages of all sizes, the air exuded a musty stench, and the store was as noisy as being next to a highway.

The animals in the cages were all making strange noises, making the store look like a chicken farm. All kinds of messy animals were piled up in the room.

This store was not where Kerry bought his ghost cat, obviously the focus of the two was different.

This place obviously has more magical creatures, rather than owls or cats as pets, of course you can also buy them back as ordinary pets, there is not much difference.

Hermione, after entering the store, also looked at everything with curiosity.

"Purple Lizard, it is said that its eyes can see through the soul, and the feces it pulls out is a very good medicinal material." Hermione pointed to a purple lizard, and then she pointed to the turtle next to it: "Two-horned Turtle, it is said that this turtle can bring good luck, and its turtle eggs are very nutritious!"

Hermione chattered and talked about more than 20 kinds of animals, which made the store owner a little stunned.

At this moment, Kerry noticed an ugly cat squatting on a cage. This cat has ginger-colored hair, soft and fluffy, and it feels comfortable to touch, but its feet are a little pigeon-toed, and its face has a dull expression, with a strange face, like a persimmon cake. Kerry suddenly had a thought, this cat seemed to be the cat that Hermione adopted in the original book.

Crookshanks…

"What breed is this cat?" Kerry asked.

"To be honest, I don't know, it looks like it's a cross between a pet cat and a lynx, a Kneazle?" the owner replied.

"Hermione, what do you think of this cat?" Kerry asked.

"Not bad!" As expected, Hermione's aesthetic never changed. In the eyes of others, this was an ugly pet cat, but in Hermione's opinion, this cat seemed to be pretty good.

"Do you want me to buy it?" Hermione asked.

"There is an old Chinese saying, pears grow by the road, no one picks them, they must be bitter!" Kerry explained: "This sentence means that if there is a lonely pear tree growing next to a wide road, full of pears, and no one picks it or eats it, then the pears on this pear tree must be very bitter or very unpalatable."

"I think this cat looks almost like that pear tree!" Kerry replied: "But we can't be so narrow-minded when looking at problems. What's on display here are some magical creatures. This cat is so ugly, but it's put together with these strange animals, then it must have some very unique features. Am I right? Boss?"

"Very correct! Little wizard!" The pet store owner showed a gratified smile, as if someone finally understood him.

Then he explained: "This cat has a very magical ability, it can understand human commands! It can understand English, maybe it has some abilities that I haven't discovered, but just this point, it surpasses more than 90% of the magical creatures in this store. He's been here with me for a long time, but no one wants him."

Hermione felt very interesting when she heard this, and she shouted to the ugly big cat: "Come into my arms."

A magical scene appeared. As Hermione said this, the ugly big cat slipped into Hermione's arms. This scene made Kerry thoughtful, and he couldn't help but recall what happened in the past two years.

Hermione, who was next to Kerry, hugged the yellow cat, and suddenly showed a happy smile, and said to Kerry: "I like it!"

"I think it's very good too!" Kerry said.

Soon Hermione paid all the fees, and the orange cat went straight into Hermione's arms and didn't come out.

Kerry smiled and took the luggage from Hermione's hand, and Hermione gently hugged the orange cat with both hands.

"Looks good!" Kerry commented.

The two who finished shopping soon returned to Hermione's home.

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On the other side, Harry Potter was spending a pleasant evening with the Weasley family.

Mr. Weasley and Mrs. Weasley were sitting at one end of the dining table.

Ginny and Ron were on the left, and the Weasley twins were on the right. Now 6 people were sitting at a square dining table.

"Ron, don't play with your rat on the table! Everyone is eating!" Mrs. Weasley yelled.

"This rat seems to be a little unaccustomed to the environment. He has been listless like this since he came back from Egypt! I heard that a rat's life is only two or three years at most. Why is Scabbers' life so long? I remember that in the past, biology books said that animals have much shorter lifespans than humans." Ron put the rat in his pocket while complaining to his mother.

He deliberately mentioned the lifespan of the rat, just to remind his mother that he had not changed his pet for two years, and the current pet was very old.

Hearing the lifespan of the rat, Scabbers in Ron's hand seemed a little flustered. He seemed very afraid that they would throw him out. He felt that living with Ron was very good.

The Weasley family's dinner was not very smooth. Harry vaguely felt that Mrs. and Mr. Weasley seemed to be hiding something from him.

When the dinner was coming to an end, Mr. Weasley said to everyone present: "Let us get up at a suitable time tomorrow morning. The Ministry of Magic has prepared two cars for us. We will take the car to 9 ¾ station."

Including Harry, everyone looked up at Mr. Weasley.

Especially the little loli, Ginny, she realized something was wrong in the first place.

The Weasley family's conditions are not unknown. How could the Ministry of Magic send two cars specifically to send these little troublemakers?

"Of course it's because of Harry Potter! Because of the existence of the magical boy, so many people believe in him, so the Ministry of Magic decided to send a car this semester, specifically to serve Harry."

Harry Potter exchanged glances with the Weasley twins and Ron. Their young faces were full of anxiety.

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That night, Kerry stayed at Hermione's house.

There were only three people at night, Mrs. Granger, Hermione, and Kerry. The three of them had a big meal at Hermione's house.

Hermione's house is very big, and she is an only child, so it was easy to spare a guest room for Kerry.

Mrs. Granger guarded Klee as if he were a thief, insisting that Hermione stay with her at night, sleeping in the same bed.

Klee and Hermione exchanged a glance and shrugged helplessly.

But contrary to her wishes, Hermione still sneaked over in the first half of the night, and the two teenagers kissed again and again.

If Hermione hadn't been so young and Klee's self-control hadn't been so strong, they might have done things that night that only those over 18 could do.

The young couple chatted quietly in bed, reminiscing about all the fun things that had happened during the summer vacation, while the moonlight shone in through the window, illuminating Hermione's face with incomparable radiance.

It wasn't until Mrs. Granger kicked the door open that Hermione sheepishly slipped away.

It was already 11 p.m. when Hermione left Klee's bed.

In the second half of the night, Klee calmed down and listened to the sounds around him, carefully recalling everything that had happened in the past two years and carefully comparing it with the plot of the original book in his memory.

The fates of the characters were largely the same, the only difference being that the relationship between Malfoy and Harry Potter, while leaning towards hatred, hadn't reached the point of irreconcilability.

Now, the one who is irreconcilably opposed to Malfoy is Klee—feeling a little proud, what's going on?

Dumbledore is the same as in the original book, old and single, the only difference being that he has two more children in his hands.

Now, neither of these two children is being raised by Dumbledore; the girl should be being raised by Dumbledore's brother, Aberforth Dumbledore.

Calculating by age, his child must be at least eight or nine months old.

That mysterious boy should be in Grindelwald's hands.

Although this child's composition is a bit heaven-defying, Klee still wants to bless him, hoping that he will have a better life in the future.

The character with the biggest difference from the original book should be Snape.

In the original book, Snape was still immersed in the tragedy of Lily's death at this time, and of course, he also cared very much for Harry.

But now this Snape, holding two children in his arms, his greasy hair has also regained its youthful luster.

It's just unbelievable no matter how you look at it—the old bat has actually become a bat nanny.

Moreover, judging from the situation of the last visit, these two children should have been given some kind of magical potion from the moment they were born, and the speed of one month's growth is equivalent to the growth rate of a normal baby in one year.

Fortunately, the potion master beside these two children is Snape, he is a true potion master, otherwise, growing so fast at such a young age would definitely die from growth hormones and physical development problems.

Snape almost never stays in his office now, he sneaks back to his cottage in Hogsmeade as soon as he gets off work.

The two children are taken care of by a nanny, and Snape is happy to see it happen.

Besides Snape, perhaps the biggest difference among humans is Cedric.

In the original book, Cedric would only meet Harry in the third or fourth grade, and eventually they became good friends after a period of time, but it is a pity that Cedric was killed by Voldemort.

This is known as one of the biggest regrets of the Harry Potter series.

But now Cedric has become an attacker for the 91st team, and his skills have become superb.

Klee can even imagine that, if he continues to train in this way, by the time Klee is in his fourth year, when the Triwizard Tournament really happens, Cedric may already have the ability to counter-kill.

Of course, when Klee was recalling these things, he automatically ignored Ginny and Hermione.

Strictly speaking, Hermione is the one who has changed the most.

The current Hermione has 1% of Superman's superpowers, and punching someone to death is no longer an adjective, but a declarative sentence.

In an emergency, Klee can also temporarily lend her 50% of his superpowers.

This is just too convenient!

There is also Ginny, who in the original book seemed more like a shy little girl, but from the author's description, this little girl has extremely strong magical talent.

Her brain is also very smart, and her physical motor skills are also very strong.

The whole thing is an SSR-level character card.

Perhaps slightly worse than Hermione, but not too much worse, the two are on the same level, and the focus is different.

In addition to Ginny, Lockhart's fate has also been changed.

In the original book, he should have become a mental patient or an idiot, but in reality, Lockhart directly became a corpse.

There is nothing too special about the human side, but the difference is a bit big when it comes to magical creatures.

The Merfolk tribe, because of Voldemort's attack last semester, has become a bit depressed.

After this depression, there will be an explosion, the Merfolk will never be slaves!

The Centaur tribe was bought off by Klee's money offensive and became loyal followers of the Kryptonian First Army.

But these centaurs didn't do nothing, they still did many things they could do, such as leading those strange spiders to the playground.

The most embarrassing thing about magical creatures is the house-elves.

In the original book, Harry Potter would use a simple trick at the end to make Dobby the elf free.

But now, because the basilisk died too early, Dobby's last visit to the school should have been when Harry was hospitalized.

Since then, it seems that nothing has been heard about Dobby.

This is really a headache, because Dobby the elf will play a pivotal role in the next few books.

But now Klee can't even see Dobby, even if he wants to pay to buy Dobby, the Malfoy family may not agree—headache!

The next day, in the morning, the sun was still shining brightly.

King's Cross Station in London was crowded with people.

Klee led Hermione onto the platform, followed by Mrs. Granger with an innocent + dissatisfied look on her face.

Klee saw the Weasley family from afar.

To his delight, Harry Potter was also with the Weasley family, and besides Harry, Ginny's smiling face was also reflected in Klee's eyes.

Ginny rushed over quickly, chattering non-stop.

She and Hermione had been separated for several weeks.

The two of them shamelessly shared the things they had done during their summer vacation on the platform.

One said he used some potion to mess up a lot of people, and the other said I punched twice as many people to death as you.

In such a chattering laughter, the crowd crossed the platform and came to the Hogwarts Express.

The Weasley couple looked at Ginny's appearance, and their faces were also very ugly.