All things are three at Hogwarts

The Hogwarts Express gave a long blast, the train started moving again, and the lights came back on.

"Alan, thank you! Saved me again." Penelo looked at Alan gratefully.

"Ah, it's nothing, your patron saint is really great!" Allen waved his hands repeatedly.

"No, without you, I wouldn't have successfully cast the Patronus Spell." Penello said sincerely, obviously thinking so in his heart.

Allen stopped talking. He felt that Penelo had something to say, and it was not just about him getting out in time.

"Professor, Allen, I still have to inspect the train and comfort the frightened little wizard. Let's go first!" Penello shook her beautiful curly hair and walked away firmly.

"She is very responsible and a good girl!" Professor Lu Ping praised.

"Of course, this is the number one among girls, the president of the female student union." Allen felt proud of Penelo from the bottom of his heart.

Returning to the bright compartment again, Harry had woken up and sat back on the seat.

Just the constant cold sweat on his forehead showed that his condition was not optimistic.

Ginny was huddled in the corner, looking almost as bad as Harry felt.

She let out a small sob and Hermione went over and put her arms around her.

"Are you okay?" Alan asked, "Didn't you eat the chocolate I gave you?"

"Chocolate? It seems I'm no longer needed. Allen did a great job." Professor Lupine walked in and looked at Allen approvingly.

"Eat," he added, "it will help. Please forgive me, I need to talk to the driver..."

After confirming that Harry and Ginny were fine, Professor Lupine walked past Alan and disappeared into the corridor.

"I didn't put poison in the chocolate!" Allen looked at them with a smile.

Harry looked much better after eating the chocolate.

"I don't understand... what happened just now?" Harry wiped the cold sweat from his face and asked.

"It's a Dementor, Harry!" Hermione looked at Harry worriedly, "Are you really okay?"

Everyone looked at Harry. The Dementors had the greatest impact on Harry, and he was the only one who fainted!

Harry shook his head and Ron told him what had just happened.

"It's terrible," Neville said, his voice higher than usual. "Did you feel how cold it was when it came in?"

"I feel weird," Ron said, moving his shoulders uncomfortably. "Like I can't be happy anymore..."

"But none of you fell off your seats?" Harry said awkwardly.

"You are not mentally weak, Harry!" Allen saw through Harry's mind at a glance. "The reason why we are not as hurt as you are is because we have not experienced what you have experienced."

Harry mused, and the cubicle fell silent.

They didn't speak much for the rest of the trip.

Finally, the train stopped at Hogsmeade Station, and everyone got off the train. The scene was chaotic.

The owl was hooting, the cat was meowing, and Neville's pet toad was croaking under his hat.

The cold air on the small platform was overwhelming, and the bone-chilling rain poured down.

"Freshman, this way!" A familiar voice shouted.

Hagrid's huge figure was at the other end of the platform, calling the frightened first years to come over and cross the lake in the traditional way.

"Students from other grades, come this way!" Percy and Penello organized the little wizards from other grades to walk towards the other side of the platform.

From a distance, Allen greeted Penello and was pushed to a rough muddy path outside.

There were at least a hundred carriages waiting for the remaining students.

There were some Thestrals standing between the shaft poles of the carriage.

There is no flesh on their bodies at all, the black fur clings tightly to the skeleton, and every bone is clearly visible.

Their heads resemble those of fire dragons, and their pupil-less eyes are white and stare intently.

From the ridge between the shoulder bones grew large, black leathery wings that looked like they should belong to a giant bat.

These Thestrals were motionless and stood quietly in the storm, looking strange and unlucky.

Harry, Ron, Hermione and Neville climbed into a carriage.

Ginny and Ellen got into the other one.

"Sorry, is there still room here?"

When Allen got into the dark carriage carriage, a trance-like voice behind him said.

A dripping girl poked her head in from outside the carriage and asked.

She had disheveled, dirty, waist-length blond hair, very light eyebrows, and bulging eyes that always gave her a startled expression.

There was clearly a kind of madness about this girl.

Maybe it was because she stuck her wand behind her left ear just to be on the safe side, or because she was wearing a necklace made of Butterbeer corks.

Allen guessed who she was, crazy girl Luna Lovegood!

"Ah, Luna, of course!" Ginny pulled Luna into the carriage.

"Alan, this is Luna Lovegood. Luna is in the same level as me, but in Ravenclaw." Ginny introduced to Alan.

"Extraordinary intelligence is mankind's greatest wealth." Luna said in a sing-song voice.

"This is" Ginny was interrupted by Luna before she could finish her words.

"Alan Harris, we Ravenclaws all know." Luna said in a trance, staring at Alan.

Allen smiled politely and nodded, while pointing his wand at Luna to help her dry her wet robes and hair.

"Thank you!" Luna still stared at Allen.

"No one should get on the bus!" Allen smiled good-naturedly and closed the carriage door.

The carriages were lined up in a queue, creaking and swaying along the road.

There was a faint smell of musty and straw in the carriage.

"It's so strange that the carriage can actually move forward on its own. I wonder what the curse is?" Ginny asked strangely.

"There's a horse pulling it, can't you see?" Luna said lightly.

Allen looked at Luna, her big silver eyes reflected the Thestrals with bat wings.

"Really, Ellen?" Ginny asked Ellen in disbelief.

Seeing Allen nod, Ginny asked in panic, "Why can't I see?"

"You're not crazy, your mind is as sane as mine." Luna said calmly, staring at Ginny.

But Ginny's expression was even more complicated, her mind was as clear as that of crazy girl Luna, which was not good at all.

"The carriage is pulled by the Thestral. Only those who directly witness the death can see it."

Alan looked at Ginny's unconcealed and changing expressions in amusement.

At the same time, he was also secretly surprised by Luna's keen insight.