From Beauxbatons to Hogwarts

The Leaky Cauldron.

Calvin looked speechlessly at Savannah who was devouring her food, wondering how this tall girl could eat so much.

Savannah finally drank a glass of butterbeer generously and sighed: "Comfortable."

Then he saw Calvin sitting across from him writing something on a piece of parchment, and asked curiously: "Calvin, what are you writing?"

"Nothing, just writing a letter to your brother Omaha." Calvin said flatly.

"What?" Savannah rushed to the dining table like a vigorous cat and leopard, trying to grab the parchment from Calvin's hand.

Without raising his head, Calvin waved his left hand lightly, and the Indian witch sat on the chair and flew far away. She didn't stop until she hit the wall, attracting onlookers to watch.

"Calvin, you can't write and tell my brother that I am here," Savannah wanted to break free from Calvin's magic, "I escaped secretly."

This time Calvin looked up at her: "This surprised me, Savannah, but if you think about it carefully, it's not impossible. Originally I didn't plan to mention you in the letter, but since you ran away secretly, then I think it’s better to let Omaha take you back.”

"Calvin!" Savannah shouted angrily, "You'd better stop, I'm going to release the metasequoia and rocks and let them eat you!"

At this time, Old Tom came over with a hunched back: "Two guests, please don't quarrel in the restaurant?" Then he looked at Savannah who was fixed on the chair by Calvin: "Also, this lady, you already owe me Three days’ worth of rent.”

Savannah immediately looked at Calvin with an innocent expression.

Calvin was a little helpless: "Tom, how much does she owe you?"

Old Tom smiled and showed his incomplete teeth: "Mr. Capet, this lady owes me a total of fifteen galleons." He stretched out his wrinkled hand to signal Calvin to hurry up.

"Fifteen Galleons?" Calvin was so angry that he almost jumped up from his chair. "Old Tom, don't lie to me. The most you can eat and drink on this day is only two Galleons."

"How could it be? Mr. Cappe," Old Tom became more respectful, "This lady asked me to provide the best service as soon as she came here. And her two big cats are really delicious."

Calvin felt the top of his head was burning and turned to gouge out Savannah.Savannah felt she was wrong and did not dare to meet Calvin's eyes. She lowered her head like an innocent kitten.

"Huh, I'll settle the score with you later." Calvin took out a money bag from his sleeve and put it on the table.Tom weighed it with his hands and made a "please" gesture to let the two of them leave.

Calvin lifted Savannah from her chair.The Indian eldest lady also wanted Calvin to let go. The angry Calvin directly shut her up with a silencing spell and dragged her back to the room.

Calvin threw Savannah back on the bed, breaking the spell.The eldest lady, who had regained her freedom, immediately picked up two pillows from the bed and threw them at Calvin: "Calvin, get out of here, this is my room."

"Should I go out?" Calvin leaned aside to avoid the flying pillows and said coldly, "You eat my food, drink my food, and live in my house. These are all the money I spent. You let me go out."

Savannah hid in the corner of the bed, shivering, and whispered: "I didn't ask you to spend money for me, you took the initiative to pay."

Calvin glanced at her and sat at the desk in the room: "Don't go anywhere next. I guess the purgers will come looking for you. I'll write a letter and ask Omaha to pick you up."

"No," Savannah sat on the bed and huddled up like a docile kitten, "my brother will kill me."

Calvin slammed the pen on the table: "What else have you done, you'd better tell me everything."

Savannah trembled with fright: "I, I took off the gem from the forehead of a long-horned water snake in the tribe."

"Only one?" Calvin asked suspiciously, now sure that this witch was always causing some big trouble.

Savannah nodded vigorously: "There's only one. I pulled out the gem from the old snake king's head. I sold it for a few days' worth of food."

Calvin's Slytherin-born calmness allowed him to resist the urge to beat Savannah at the last moment of his rage.

He continued to ask with a gloomy face: "Is there any more?"

"I, I, I broke my wand," the arrogant tribal eldest lady stammered, "while fighting the Purifier."

"Savanna, Savannah," Calvin calmed down his anger and said calmly, "When can you let your family feel relieved."

"Have you ever thought about your brother and grandma when you sneaked out?"

Savannah, who had been shrinking into a ball, suddenly jumped up from the bed after hearing this: "Why do you all say this, grandma and Omaha say this, and you come to accuse me. You think I am a child, then leave me alone. . I didn’t ask you to save me today or pay, just like three years ago, I didn’t ask you to save me.”

Calvin frowned, looking at the frizzy witch in front of him, remembering the scene when he met her three years ago.

At that time, he came to North America in order to study magical animals. Under the guidance of Professor Fontana, the principal of Ilvermorny, he went to the Atsena tribe, which is closely related to magical animals.

On the way there, Calvin met the witch Savannah who was being chased by 26 Purifiers. At that time, she had just graduated from Ilvermorny for a year. Let alone defeat these Purifiers, whether she could escape was a question.

So Calvin rescued Savannah, dragged 26 Purifiers into the world of the painting, and used his home field advantage to capture all of them alive.

However, when Calvin came out of the world in the painting, he passed out due to excessive mental exhaustion.When he woke up again, he found that he was already in the Atesena tribe, and then he realized that the girl he rescued was the granddaughter of the tribe chief, Savana.

Later, Calvin was always treated like a distinguished guest in the Atesena tribe, and he was even allowed to take away a cat and leopard from the tribe.Only this girl whom Calvin once rescued was very dissatisfied with him, and could even be said to be a little hostile - she always believed that Calvin's purpose in approaching her was for the magical animals raised in the tribe.

Although Savannah was hostile to him, Calvin didn't care. Until now, he still thinks that Savannah is just a spoiled young lady by her family.

In his tribe, Calvin didn't care about Savannah's eldest temperament. After all, he had a good relationship with her family, and he and her brother were even drinking buddies.But now outside, Calvin would not tolerate her eldest lady temper.

After venting, Savannah lay on the bed and sobbed secretly. Calvin, who wanted to leave, finally relented, pulled Savannah up from the bed and handed her a handkerchief.

"Wipe your tears and come out with me."

"Where?"

"Go get your gem back. If everything goes well, you can have dinner when you come back."