Hogwarts White Knight

12 Tulip Road, Little Whinging, Surrey.

"If this is your decision Gawain."

"Does your school need sponsorship?"

After Professor McGonagall told about Gawain's agreement to enroll in Hogwarts, and that it was a school of magic, and personally turned the coffee table into a maroon pony in front of Gawain's parents, the two of them simultaneously Take a stand.

Elsa's attitude is not unexpected. She always insists on providing Gawain with the greatest freedom of choice and respects his decision after careful consideration.

As for Colin's question...

Even universities like Oxbridge love money, and he happened to be willing to spend it.

"Mr. Colin, the gold galleons for opening Hogwarts come from our board of directors, and we do not support sponsorship in the form of pounds sterling.

But you can rest assured that Hogwarts will treat every little wizard fairly and will not have any prejudice because Gawain comes from a world of ordinary people. "

Professor McGonagall smiled at Elsa, then turned to Colin and said seriously.

"I think you two don't need me to take Gawain to purchase the materials needed for the start of school. You can take Gawain to Charing Cross Road in Westminster District. There is an inn called "The Leaky Cauldron" there. In the middle of a bookstore and a record store.

It's obvious and you'll definitely notice it. "

Professor McGonagall paused and looked at Gawain.

"On the brick wall in the small patio behind the bar, count three pieces on top of the trash can, and then count two pieces sideways. If you tap in this order, you will be able to enter Diagon Alley.

I personally recommend that you go to Gringotts first, where you can exchange pounds for gold galleons, which is the currency used by us wizards. "

Professor McGonagall seemed to be worried that Gawain and the others would not understand, so he took out a gold coin from his pocket and showed it.

"Hogwarts has an agreement with the goblins of Gringotts. Young wizards from Muggles can exchange it for no more than 100 gold galleons every year. I think you will find that is very enough."

She added, putting the gold coin back into her pocket and crossing her arms, hanging down in front of her.

"I think you need some alone time now, so I'll leave first, Mr. White and Mrs. White."

After answering a few more questions about the wizarding world, Professor McGonagall took the initiative to say goodbye.

Colin, Elsa and Gawain did not go down with boring politeness, but sent her to the foyer. As Mag said, the three of them needed some time alone.

"Thank you for your help, Professor McGonagall."

Gawain finally said goodbye to Mag. He could feel that although the female teacher had a serious expression, she was really thinking about herself from the bottom of her heart, so she also respected her exceptionally.

"Mr. White, see you when school starts."

Mag lowered his head and looked at Gawain with his black eyes, wondering what he was thinking.

After a moment, she took out her wand, "apparate!" and disappeared.

Gawain stared blankly at the place where Professor McGonagall disappeared, sighed, and became more curious about the magical world.

Until a gentle voice sounded, making him feel a deep and deep chill on his spine.

"My dear Mr. Gawain White, now it's time for you to explain what happened last night? The promised party did not show up, the cake bought was placed at the door, only a note was left on the table, and even Stay up all night.

Is the wizarding world this interesting?”

Elsa's tone was as gentle as ever, but even Colin, as her husband, did not dare to approach Elsa in such a state. As the client, Gawain felt like a patient lying on the opponent's operating table with his chest wide open.

——The kind without anesthesia...

"Well, I can explain it. I have three reasons."

The desire to survive forced Gawain's mind to work quickly. He said cautiously, and at the same time, he gave a fierce signal to his father Colin in the hope that he could provide support.

"Legitimate reason?"

Elsa glanced at her, causing Colin, who was still hesitating, to stand aside without hesitation.

"We'll find out in a minute, I'm just thinking about it..."

Gawain smiled sarcastically, deeply regretting not dragging Professor McGonagall to stay until dinner.

"Hogwarts is a magical school, very magical, I never thought..."

"Professor McGonagall came very suddenly and said that she wanted to take me to the school for..."

"I left a note, but at first I didn't expect that it would be too late to go home..."

Whenever Gawain feels that his reasons start to be convincing, he will feel Elsa's eyes become colder.

"I...I have a fourth reason!"

When the cold feeling reached its peak, he said loudly.

"Didn't you say there are only three reasons?"

Elsa's eyes narrowed slightly, and the edges of her long eyelashes raised.

"I thought you would buy at least one of them..."

Gawain muttered silently, grabbed his pants, and lowered his head.

"I was wrong, sorry."

After a brief hesitation, Gawain made up his mind and said loudly.

He was a little surprised at how loud the voice was, even though he was prepared to admit his mistake from the beginning.

Although strictly speaking, what happened last night was beyond his control, but it didn't mean that he had reasonable reasons to worry others.

"Don't ever do this again, disappear suddenly without telling us what happened!"

Elsa bit her lip, wanting to scold Gawain harshly, but she couldn't raise her voice.

"We worried all night. We called everyone we knew and asked about Hogwarts... I thought you..."

As she spoke, Elsa started to cry, and rushed over to hug Gawain, grabbing his back fiercely, as if she was afraid that he would suddenly disappear again. Colin also came over, hugged them, and patted Elsa's back patiently to comfort her.

"sorry..."

Gawain was stunned. He had never seen Elsa showing such emotion before.

After a while, Gawain came to the kitchen to handle the Burgundy red wine beef stew prepared yesterday. To his surprise, whether it was Professor McGonagall or Elsa's help, the beef was wrapped in plastic wrap and placed in the refrigerator.

At the dinner table, Colin was still pretending to be angry.

Because he didn't realize until just now that what Gawain squandered when making beef stew was his treasure collection, but it was his own generous heart that agreed to Gawain's.

"Gawain, you must compensate me for my heartache. Tomorrow you will take me to that alley in the wizarding world to see."

Colin cautiously looked towards the stairs. After hearing the sound of Elsa still touching up her makeup, he opened the window, deftly took out a cigarette from his pocket, lit it and then stuck his head out the window to smoke.

"Tomorrow? Are you not going to work? If you take two days off, will Uncle Joseph really not fire you? Didn't Elsa forbid you to smoke? And after all, I am also a minor."

Gawain said as he took the beef out of the oven and put it on a plate.

"Hey, I'm not smoking at home. I'll go with you tomorrow, it's settled. Really, your mother is good at everything, but..."

Colin took out the pop of hair and sucked it hard, saying with enjoyment.

Hearing his words, Gawain scratched his head and faced the stairs with his hands spread out.

"I'll go tomorrow too, and what's wrong with me?"

Elsa, who had already washed off her makeup and applied skin cream, stood there holding her waist.

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