hogwarts shady

Due to a serious leak, Ryan's subsequent spell learning was conducted in the Leaky Cauldron guest room.

Since he got his first pot of gold in life, Ryan has become a real little rich man among his peers, and the fare for a dozen Knight Bus trips is naturally not a problem.

Bach and Valerie would also accompany their son to Diagon Alley from time to time to familiarize themselves with the lives of wizards.

The Knight Bus has completely conquered the Lane family because it is convenient, efficient, and cheap. It has no shortcomings except that it hurts the waist a little.

Mr. Bach was now very interested in arithmetic and divination, and he subscribed to the Daily Prophet.Ryan saw the Gringotts illegal break-in incident on July 7, which made him feel relieved. At least for now, the world line has not changed much because of his arrival.

Mrs. Valerie fell in love with magical beauty and would bring home some special skin care products every week.

In the second week of August, Ryan also met Hermione's family. They drove here by themselves. Mr. Granger still has a shadow of the Knight Bus.

Hermione and her parents came to withdraw money. She spent all the gold coins in Diagon Alley last time, so the Grangers planned to exchange 50 Galleons for their daughter's living expenses.

Lane found that most ordinary Muggle families were wealthier than wizarding families.Many of the wizards I saw in the Leaky Cauldron were wearing very old clothes and their quality of life was worrying.

For example, the gloomy uncle who lived next door to Ryan during this period looked like a poor man from a poor family. His silk robe had long been mottled with oil stains and dirt.He carries a wine bottle all day long and huddles in the narrow guest room, drunk and dreaming, like a Heisei abandoned house that was washed up on the beach by the back waves.

Both Bach and Granger can easily spend the equivalent of their entire net worth in pounds.

Muggles are developing much faster than wizards.Technological innovation, growth in demand, and population explosion have made Muggles' productivity and consumption power much higher than wizards. This is the market and wealth.

Therefore, the mountains of gold piled underground in Gringotts are almost worthless in Ryan's opinion, and uncirculated currency is scrap metal.

And if the market barriers between Muggles and wizards are not broken, even if all the gold galleons are taken out and flowed into the wizard market, it will only cause severe inflation in the end.

Fundamentally, the population and productivity of wizards lag behind that of Muggles, and this gap will only grow wider in the future.

But what does this have to do with me, an ordinary time traveler?Ryan thought relaxedly, he was already planning to take advantage of the Internet anyway, the future belonged to Muggles!

Therefore, in addition to reading through the meager first-grade textbooks, Lane put a lot of energy into mathematics textbooks. He also asked Bach to buy him books on the BASIC language and some psychology publications.

May 9th arrived as scheduled.

"Good morning, Mr. Bach." Mr. Granger sneezed. "The air in London is really bad today."

"You should wear a mask, my good doctor." Bach shook hands with him cheerfully, "Good morning. Did you wait long?"

The day August met the Grangers, they had agreed to send their children to school together.

Children from the same family can stick together easily and can look after each other in school.

"You are much more punctual than my patients." Granger and Valerie hugged, "We also just parked the car."

The two families walked into King's Cross Station talking and laughing.

Under the guidance of the children, they found an inconspicuous counter in the corner and bought tickets to Hogwarts from there.

"Eighth...Ninth, that's right here." Hermione looked at the blank wall between number 9 and number 10, "Then as long as we pass between them, we can see the train."

"Go through it?" Bach stepped forward and touched the brick. It felt thick and hard. "Is it like Diagon Alley, where you have to knock a certain stone?"

"No, Professor McGonagall only told us to go through." Hermione touched the wall, "I think this may be a test."

Ryan suppressed his smile. This little loli had such a big idea. He patted the wall: "I think it means literally, like this..."

Seeing no one around, Ryan hit the wall.

He vaguely heard an exclamation from behind, and when he came to his senses, half of his body had already penetrated into another space.

Ryan quickly straightened up and came out. He looked at everyone: "A very powerful confusion spell and Muggle shielding spell. Only Hermione and I can enter."

"I know, "Selected Modern Charms" records the Confusion Curse, and "Hogwarts: A School History" also says that there are Muggle shielding spells and Muggle expulsion spells around the school." Hermione said quickly.

"..." Ryan showed a friendly smile, "You are so awesome."

Obviously, England in the last century had not yet developed advanced yin-yang language, and it was impossible for Ryan to really care about the little girl. He actually thought Hermione's troublesome character was cute - she would cry for a long time if she was bullied.

Hermione looked proud: "Of course, Ryan, you are also very powerful. How did you judge these spells?"

"I heard it from Professor Dumbledore." Ryan would not tell Hermione that he had mastered both spells.

Interestingly, the Muggle shielding spell was recorded in the Encyclopedia of Practical Household Magic, and he had not yet had a chance to develop the domestic use of this spell.

Bach glanced at his son strangely. Of course he knew what the Confusion Spell was. Ryan often used this trick to trap nearby stray cats in one place, making them spin in circles, and then used the Silent and Silent Spell to block the "Cat's Meowing Spring".

Seeing Ryan lying with a straight face, Bach felt mixed. He didn't know whether to feel sad that his son was no longer well-behaved and honest, or to be happy that his son was actually quite enlightened.

"Well, Mom and Dad, I guess we'll have to see you at Christmas."

"Ryan, do you really don't need to buy an owl?" Valerie asked worriedly, "This will make it easier to communicate with my family."

"There's no need, Mom." Ryan shook his head. Compared with the price of goods in the wizarding world, the price of owls is a bit unreasonable. "I will remember to write back. Hogwarts has a rental service for owls. You guys You can ask the messenger owl to bring you a letter."

He thought for a while and then said: "Didn't Dad subscribe to the Daily Prophet? If you have any urgent matters, you can send a letter to me through the owl that delivers the newspaper. All you need is some copper nuts."

When he heard this, Mr. Granger showed an annoyed look. Bach noticed this and he immediately said: "Mr. Granger, if you also need a newspaper, I can ask the owl when the newspaper is collected tomorrow morning." Order one for your family too.”

Ryan looked at his father with complicated emotions. He suddenly felt that Bach was also a master, so he unknowingly found Hermione's home address.

"It's time for me to go, Mom and Dad." Ryan dragged his suitcase. "If you really miss me, remember to write and tell me. I'll take the Knight Bus back to see you on the weekend. It won't take long on the road."

Of course, this is just a comforting lie. The school rules of Hogwarts are quite strict in this area.

However, after hearing this, except for Mr. Granger, whose face turned a little pale, the other parents showed happy expressions, and their reluctance and worry about their children disappeared a lot.

Ryan bowed slightly and said goodbye to the Grangers again, and then he ran all the way into the wall.

What came into view was a wrought iron archway, and the noise came from not far away.

After passing through the archway, the space suddenly opens up.

A dark red steam locomotive was spitting out thick smoke and parked next to the platform. The sign read:

Hogwarts Express, 11 o'clock.