The Occult Warlock of Hogwarts

Perhaps in the eyes of noble purebloods, this simple and crude "Go away" was shocking, but in fact, it was DeWitt's fearless momentum standing there that forced Malfoy to think carefully again - "In

Is a fight on the train worth it?”

Finally, Malfoy came to the conclusion rationally: It's not worth it. Although he couldn't swallow this breath, he could wait until he officially enrolled in school before taking revenge. Purebloods always have some connections and connections.

Since he decided to take revenge, the current gains and losses were irrelevant. Malfoy said harshly: "Okay, you just wait." After that, he quickly walked out of the box.

To be honest, DeWitt still hopes that Malfoy can be more "brave" so that he can see the strength of the wizarding family. After all, the Weasley family represented by Ron has disappointed him, and at the same time for another reason

One consideration is that in the small space of the box, even if Malfoy uses some incredible magic, DeWitt is sure to interrupt it in advance.

After the evil guest left, it would inevitably lead to a discussion about Malfoy. Harry looked at Malfoy as if he knew Ron, and he asked: "Do you know him? When Hagrid and I were shopping in Diagon Alley, we were buying clothes.

I met him in the shop, and he had great opinions on Hagrid’s appointment at Hogwarts.”

According to DeWitt, "great opinion" should be a euphemism. According to the thinking displayed by Malfoy, it is very likely that he said even more unpleasant things at the time, but DeWitt had other questions: "Who is Hagrid?"

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"Hagrid is the warden of the hunting ground at Hogwarts," Harry said, "but don't ask me what the hunting ground is about, I don't know either."

Now she had to change clothes and put on the wizard robe required by the school, but Hermione, who had just left not long ago, came back for some reason. She was a little confused: "Did you quarrel? I heard a noise."

"A few nasty guys came," DeWitt said: "I kicked them out."

"There wasn't a fight, was there?" Hermione asked, glancing at DeWitt's neat clothes.

"No, they are afraid because they don't have an advantage in numbers."

"The Malfoys are all like this," Ron criticized angrily: "They followed the mysterious man when he was powerful. When Harry solved the mysterious man, they immediately switched sides and said that they were being controlled. But

My father said it was all nonsense. Those people always put their own interests first."

Harry lowered his eyes with a complicated expression and noticed this scene. Ron was afraid that he would be too sad, so he quickly changed the subject: "What about you? What kind of help do you want from us?"

"I'm here to remind you - I just went to the front of the car to ask the driver, and he said that we will be arriving at the station soon. Now you should change your clothes."

"You mean," DeWitt thought this little girl was quite interesting: "You actually reminded me in every carriage?"

"No," Hermione said inexplicably: "It's just that the people running around outside were too noisy, so I came in to hide."

"No matter how noisy the people outside are, it won't bother you," Ron muttered in a voice that only he could hear, and then said, "Okay, now we have to change clothes. Can you please go out?"

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Hermione went out, but when she left, she curled her lips arrogantly at Ron and pointed to her nose.

"What does she mean?" Ron was confused and didn't know whether he should be angry: "Is she saying my nose is ugly?"

Harry looked up and observed. He didn't think Ron's nose was ugly. He reminded: "Maybe she means there is something dirty on your nose?"

Embarrassingly wiping away the stains on his nose with his fingers, Ron couldn't help but complain: "Can't she just say it outright? Isn't it fun to guess riddles?"

After locking the door of the box, the three people inside began to take off their coats and put on robes. It seemed that in just a moment of putting the robes on their heads, the sky turned from bright to dark, and the shadows of the distant mountains and the afterglow of the setting sun enhanced each other, creating

The transition from red to black is purple.

The act of changing clothes seemed to be very laborious, and no one in the compartment had the energy to speak anymore. The silence lasted for a short time, and then a voice sounded on the train. The voice repeated: "The train will be leaving in five minutes."

We have arrived at Hogwarts. Please leave your luggage in the car and we will take it to school for you."

It was about to come, and DeWitt found that his heartbeat was beating loudly. He did not expect that one day going to school would become something worth looking forward to. Although acquiring knowledge can bring a lot of pleasure, he actually does not

I like the atmosphere of school so much - there is always a reluctance to be forced.

The door on the train aisle opened at about the same time, and some senior students were already waiting near the door. Following the crowd swaying forward, DeWitt could see that Harry and Ron's mental state was also different.

There have been some changes, and this is also the state of most freshmen - nervousness, excitement mixed with some disappointment in coming to a new environment.

When the train stopped, the doors opened with a bang, and the crowds flowed out. The chill of the night rushed over, sending chills down your spine and shivering to your tailbone. On the dark and small platform, it was difficult to judge the way forward.

I can see the outline, only a lamp hanging high and shaking constantly serves as lighting.

After his eyes quickly adapted to the dark environment, DeWitt saw clearly that the reason why the lamp was swinging was because it was being held by a person, and this person was too tall and too big, and the hair on his face and head was too thick.

, making him stand there like a mountain, and the roaring voice was like a millstone grinding: "First-year students! First-year students, come over here! Harry, come over here, how are you?"<

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"Is this Hagrid?" DeWitt asked Harry in a low voice.

Waving at the "giant" in response, Harry replied: "Yes, he is Hagrid - isn't he very tall?"

Pure humans can't grow this tall, DeWitt thought in his heart, and only echoed: "Yeah, he looks really strong."

The stalwart Hagrid led the way at the front, using a weak light to lead the first-year students along a path. The path was rugged and bumpy, and the moisture soaked the soles of their shoes. The freshmen needed to devote most of their energy to

foot, so no one spoke for a long time.

"When you turn this corner, you will soon see Hogwarts for the first time." Hagrid called back.

After saying this, Hagrid was the first to turn over, then the first freshman, then the second one, and then the children cheered. When it was DeWitt's turn to turn over, he was also struck by the scene in front of him.

Touched by beauty.

For a moment, he even forgot to breathe.