Hogwarts Mystery Sequence

September [-]st.

London King's Cross Station, Platform 9?

At this time, the crimson Hogwarts Express train was lined with little wizards saying goodbye to their parents.

Harry, who had just passed through the partition wall and entered the platform, subconsciously breathed a sigh of relief when he saw the familiar scene before him.

During this time, his spirit has been tense, and his mind can't stop thinking.

What he was thinking about was not only the inexplicable resurrection of Voldemort, but also what he learned from the Daily Prophet less than a few hours later about the escaped prisoner of Azkaban, Sirius Black.

The latter was because Harry learned from the worried Mrs. Weasley that Sirius was Voldemort's loyal servant and had used a spell to blow up half of the street, killing a dozen Muggles!

Moreover, Harry also learned that Sirius disappeared after escaping from prison, leaving the Aurors who were hunting him helpless.

Therefore, the Ministry of Magic suspected that Sirius Black might have merged with his also-disappeared master, Lord Voldemort.

In other words, Voldemort is most likely no longer alone, but has a powerful helper!

This will undoubtedly make Harry's situation more dangerous.

Harry sighed vaguely, then turned his eyes behind him.

At this time, Ron and the others had also passed through the partition wall.

Percy was walking towards a girl with long curly hair with his head held high, and he had a badge on his chest - it was the outstanding youth badge that Percy had obtained.

"Harry! Ron!"

Suddenly, a familiar voice came.

Harry couldn't help but look in the direction of the source of the sound, and then saw Hermione waving towards them. Hermione's parents - Mr. and Mrs. Granger - followed Hermione and slowly walked towards them.

"Hermione!" A smile appeared on Harry's face.

Seeing familiar friends in familiar scenes allowed him to finally put aside those worries for the time being.

In the blink of an eye, Hermione trotted up to everyone and politely greeted the Weasleys and others.

The same was true for the Grangers who followed closely behind.

Then, just as everyone was finishing their greetings and Hermione looked excited and wanted to say something to Harry, a somewhat casual and indifferent voice suddenly sounded:

"If this station doesn't belong to you, can you let me go?"

Everyone turned around immediately and saw a girl wearing a black magic robe with beautiful blond hair standing there with her arms folded.

The girl's chin was raised high, revealing her snow-white gooseneck. There was a hint of arrogance on her childish face, and her emerald-green eyes were slightly raised, watching them indifferently.

Harry and the others were stunned for a moment, and then they noticed that a large group of people were blocking the partition wall, and they quickly stepped aside.

During this process, Ron couldn't help but mumbled dissatisfiedly:

"With this terrible attitude, who does she think she is? Malfoy?"

"Ron, stop talking!" Hermione immediately whispered and stopped.

But unfortunately, the girl had already heard Ron's whisper. She glanced sideways at Ron and said in a slightly contemptuous tone:

"Only a sewer rat would speak ill of someone behind his back."

"It can be seen that you are not a high-level wizard."

"Cassandra!" Standing behind the girl, the well-dressed Ms. Worley couldn't help but scolded her daughter softly when she heard her daughter's very disrespectful words.

Then she looked at Arthur, who looked a little embarrassed, and Mrs. Weasley, who was held tightly by Arthur, showed an apologetic expression, and said:

"I'm sorry, but please believe that Cassandra doesn't mean any harm. She just hasn't communicated with anyone other than us for a long time, so she can't grasp the scale well."

After Mrs. Warley finished speaking, Mr. Warley, who was standing beside her, holding the suitcase in his left hand and his hat in his right hand, also raised his chest and bowed lightly to Mr. and Mrs. Weasley.

Cassandra frowned in displeasure at her parents' actions, but thinking that the train was about to leave, she was not ready to waste any more time. She glanced at the angry Ron, snorted, and walked straight to the train.

Seeing this, Mr. and Mrs. Warley couldn't help but show helpless expressions. After nodding to Mr. and Mrs. Weasley to greet them again, they immediately followed quickly.

"Really, another little Malfoy." Seeing them walking away, Ron couldn't help complaining.

This time Hermione didn't retort that Ron was rude. Cassandra's condescending attitude made her very uncomfortable.

"Okay, the train is about to leave. Everyone, hurry up and get on the train." Arthur reminded, "Molly, take them to get on the train first."

Then, he turned to look at Harry and said:

"Harry, come here for a moment."

After saying that, he walked towards the pillar.

Harry turned his head and looked around, then realized and followed Arthur.

"Okay, kids." Mrs. Weasley, who had calmed down in a good mood, attracted everyone's attention to her, and then greeted them to walk towards the train, "It's time for you to get on the train!"

On the other side, Arthur looked at Harry who was following him and said in a deep tone:

"Before you leave I have to remind you of something again."

"Mr. Arthur, please rest assured that nothing will happen to me!" Harry said sincerely.

"No, that's not it. Of course, it's important, but it's not what I want to emphasize with you now."

Then his voice subconsciously became lower and faster:

"There is no need to say more about the danger of Voldemort. I want to talk to you about another person."

"I think you already know about Blake from Molly."

Harry's gradually relaxed mind was once again shrouded in clouds, and he said with some frustration:

"Yes, I will obey and stay in Hogwarts Castle."

"Not enough!" Arthur said anxiously.

"Arthur!" Mrs. Weasley shouted, "Hurry! The car is about to leave!"

"Coming, Molly!" Arthur shouted back.

Then he quickly turned around and continued to talk to Harry:

"Look, I want you to swear not to act on your own, no matter what you encounter or hear."

He stared hard into Harry's eyes, scrutinizing them for any emotion he didn't want to see.

Harry slowly lowered his head, nodding his head up and down somewhat glumly.

Arthur breathed out lightly and patted Harry on the shoulder:

"Let's hurry over."

When Arthur and Harry arrived at the carriage door, Mrs. Weasley was holding a particularly large bag and handing out sandwiches she had made by herself.

When she saw Harry coming, she immediately handed one to Harry:

"Honey, this is yours."

Harry took it with both hands and smiled.

Mrs. Weasley then gave each child a kiss and Harry a hug.

At this time, Hermione had also finished bidding farewell to the Grangers.

Finally, with a loud whistle, Harry and the others entered the carriage.

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