Hogwarts Shippuden

Konoha Village, Kriwat's house.

Although Penello's parents were Muggles, after Kyle established Konoha Village, Penello took her parents to Konoha Village.

Generally speaking, even if Voldemort hated Muggles so much and denounced them as pests along with Muggle-born wizards, he would not have the time to go to trouble with Muggle wizards' families.

The purpose of the second generation is to make a fortune, and that is also the existence of the Dark Lord level, so it is impossible to drop the price like this.

So those Muggle-born wizards and their families are quite safe as long as they stay in the Muggle world and don't get involved in the murky waters of the wizarding world.

But Penello is different.

She joined the Akatsuki organization founded by Kyle, and was also a member of the Alliance of the Patriarchs, although she was a late addition to the Patriarchy.

But in the eyes of outsiders, this level of identity is no different from the cronies of the third-generation Meguro Demon King.

If she doesn't bring her parents to Konoha Village, after she goes to Nurmengard to study, maybe one day she will receive the bad news that her parents were killed by Death Eaters.

Even though her parents were Muggles, they didn't live in Konoha Village.

Leaf Village is not a Muggle-free village made up purely of wizards like Hogsmeade.

When announcing the establishment of Konoha Village to the outside world, Dumbledore said that he welcomes all people to settle in Konoha Village, whether wizards or Muggles.

Of course, by Muggle I mean those Muggles with wizarding relatives.

After all, those pure Muggles, how could they know about the magical world?

This morning, Penello woke up from her sleep. She sat up from the bed and rubbed her eyes drowsily, then stretched her waist.

In the kitchen downstairs, there was a slight rattling of metal kitchen utensils.

After barely opening his eyes, Penello, whose vision was still blurry, groped and put on his slippers, walked to the bathroom and started to comb his hair and wash.

The movement that Penello made after getting up spread downstairs, and a woman's voice came from the kitchen.

"Ultimate Chaos"

"Penello, breakfast is ready!"

Penello, with a toothbrush in his mouth, responded vaguely, "I'll come down here, Mom."

Five or six minutes later, all three of the Kriwat family sat at the dining table and enjoyed today's breakfast.

The ambience of the breakfast was quite pleasant.

Even quitting their jobs and moving away from the Muggle community they had lived in for nearly twenty years and had become so familiar with them did not cause much trouble to the Crewatts.

As a super-large village that has only been established for less than two months, these residents of Konoha Village are all newcomers.

Everyone is in the same situation, so the communication between neighbors becomes very natural and frequent.

There is no such thing as moving to an unfamiliar place and appearing out of tune with the local Aboriginal people.

Moreover, Konoha Village is still mixed with wizards and Muggles, because one of the original intentions of Konoha Village was to shelter those groups that were vulnerable to the attack of Death Eaters.

That is Muggles.

Therefore, Muggles occupy a considerable part of the village's residential structure, the proportion is more than one-half, and even approaching two-thirds.

As pure Muggles, the Kleiwatts don't have to worry that they won't find jobs they can do here.

Konoha Village is now full of job opportunities.

In fact, even if the two of them don't work, with Penello's current assets, it is enough to provide them with retirement.

However, the Kleiwatts still insisted on going out to work. After all, it would be quite boring to stay at home every day without working.

In the first few days, it may feel good not to work, but over time, it will stop.

Of course, if they find a job that is inhumane, run into an unscrupulous capitalist boss, and make 996 every day, they will fantasize about their retirement life all day long.

The ideal perfect job is pretty hard to find unless you're your own business owner.

So at Penello's suggestion, the Kleiwatts bought a shop in a prime location in the business district of Konoha Village and opened a restaurant there.

Of course, the initial funding for the store was provided by Penello.

The name of the restaurant is "Yile Restaurant".

This is the little devil, the founder of Konoha Village, who named them personally.

And on the day the restaurant opened, the little devil also called the No. 200 wizards from Anbu to cheer them on.

This kind of support instantly made the residents of the entire Konoha Village know that this restaurant was covered by the three generations of Meguro Demon Kings, so business was extremely hot.

So much so that Krievatt's parents wondered if their daughter was taken care of by the young man named Kyle.

Penello hopes this is true, but the little devil has no meaning for her at all.

She could only explain to her parents with a blushing face.

But in the eyes of her parents, her explanation was more like a cover-up of the truth. No matter what Penello said, both of them remained skeptical.

Seeing that things were getting worse and worse, Penello gave up the struggle.

I don't know if it's because of the opening of the restaurant, but now Mrs. Kriwat's cooking skills are getting better and better, especially when it comes to pasta.

In the past, Penello would not eat too much during meals for the purpose of keeping in shape.

Usually 50 to 60 percent full is enough.

But now that Mrs. Clearwater cooks ramen, she can snort away two big bowls, the kind that are bigger than your face.

While the family was happily eating breakfast, a fat chicken with a round face knocked on their window with an envelope in its mouth.

Under the sunlight, a logo consisting of triangles, circles and vertical lines was clearly visible on the envelope.

In addition to the owls delivering the letter, a large group of owls were circling outside their windows.

The group of owls also held a particularly large package on their claws.

"It's an admission letter from Nurmengard!"

Penello opened the window in surprise, put the round-faced fat chicken outside the window in, and took the envelope with the Deathly Hallows logo from its mouth.

Another group of owls fluttered in, too, and left the package on the Kleiwatts dining table, where they were panting.

It seems that this package is not light in weight.

Ignoring the huge package on the table, Penello took out the letter in the envelope and read:

【Nurmengard School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

"Dear Miss Clearwater:

We are pleased to inform you that, as an outstanding graduate of Hogwarts, you have been admitted to the Nurmengard School of Witchcraft and Wizardry for the inaugural wizarding refresher course at the Nurmengard Undergraduate College.

Enclosed is a selection of books and gear you need, no additional purchases required.

The semester is scheduled to start on September 1st, and we will be waiting for your owl to hear back by August 25th.

Principal - Gellert Grindelwald Sincerely]

After reading the admission letter, Penello curiously opened the large package that was lying quietly on the table.

On the top layer of the package, lay a silver metal plate with the Deathly Hallows logo engraved on the back.

The four sides of the twelve-inch metal plate are carefully polished with arcs and rounded corners, which are round and do not hurt hands.

On one of the sides, there are several slightly raised buttons.

Penello is no stranger to this metal plate. She had seen it in the hands of Nymphadora Tonks when she was in Blake's old house.

It seems to be called a little devil learning machine or something.

Since the function of the learning machine was not perfect at that time, apart from the one in Kyle's hand, only Tonks had a beta version.

Putting the learning machine in his hand on the dining table beside him, Penello began to check the contents of the package.

In addition to the learning machine at the beginning, the package contains books other than books.

These books are the ones Penello has never seen in the Lishen Bookstore, and they seem to be teaching materials unique to Nurmengard.

Curiously took one of them and opened it, Penello found that the title page of the book with the author's name was written with the names of Gellert Grindelwald and Albus Dumbledore.

She picked up several other textbooks in disbelief.

In addition to the names of GG and AD, she saw the name of Kyle Grindelwald on the title pages of several other textbooks.

very good, very powerful.

Two black and one white, a book written by the three demon kings together.

How can I ask this treatment, in addition to the students of Nurmengard, who else in the magic world can enjoy it?

Penello has begun to look forward to the university life in Nurmengard.

There are twelve major textbooks in the package, covering the three major fields of potions, magic spells, and transformation. Each course has an average of four textbooks, which are compulsory one to four.

In addition to the twelve main course textbooks, there are seven elective textbooks on alchemy, ancient rune, and magical animals.

But that's not all.

Inside the package was a folded piece of parchment.

Penello opened it and found that it was a directory of books.

She glanced at it roughly, and there were probably more than 200 titles of books recorded on this parchment.

At the end of the parchment was written this line:

[All the books recorded above are recommended for extracurricular reading, and their content has been pre-stored in the Xiaobawang learning machine, which can be consulted at any time.

Reminder: The content of these books recommended for extracurricular reading will be randomly selected and appear in the monthly exam in Nurmengard in the form of additional questions. 】

Penello froze in her seat like the petrified eyes of a basilisk, and the parchment in her hand slipped from her fingers without knowing it.

She suddenly didn't look forward to life in Nurmengard now.

In addition to Penello, such a scene also occurred in more than 400 other wizarding families at the same time.

Like Penello, who felt like they were split, there were more than 400 prospective college students who were about to join the Nurmengard family.