Harry Potter's Cousin Dudley at Hogwarts

Sitting squinting for a while, Dudley opened his eyes helplessly when he heard the noise of wheels being pushed from the aisle.

Dudley raised his hand to look at his newly bought watch, and found that it was past twelve o'clock.

Harry and Ron were also awakened by the noise, and they wiped their eyes with their hands at the same time.

"Dudley, what's the matter?" Harry asked.

"I don't know either." Dudley looked towards the direction of the noise, but unfortunately it was blocked by the wall of the box, and he heard the noise getting closer to his side.

At this time, a woman with dimples opened the door of the compartment. Dudley was about to ask what the other party was going to do when he noticed that the other party was pushing a dining car, which seemed to be a trader on this train.

Sure enough, the woman who quickly pushed away their box spoke.

"Honey, do you want to buy some food from the car?" the woman asked after looking at the three Dudleys in the box.

"Okay!" Dudley said, the last time he went to Diagon Alley, his parents went shopping and bought a bunch of snacks, weird food, which opened Dudley's eyes.

In addition, it was past twelve o'clock now, and he was a little hungry, so he didn't bother to dig through the lunch his mother made in the morning.

Dudley took Harry to the dining car to pick out his favorite snacks, when Dudley saw Ron sitting there awkwardly and motionless.

"Ron, don't you want to buy some? Some of these are quite delicious." Before Dudley could speak, Harry, who was constantly picking at the side, spoke first.

"No - no, my mother prepared a sandwich for me." Ron hurriedly took out the sandwich from his luggage.

"Can--"

Harry was about to speak, but Dudley stopped him.

Harry looked at Dudley, and then at Ron, who was sitting there with red ears. Although Harry, who was favored by Dudley all his life, was a bit naive, he was not a fool. He saw Ron's embarrassment. , So he closed his mouth, but his hand pulled some food into the dining car.

In the end, Harry and Dudley had their hands full of food, such as bibimbap, pumpkin pie, licorice wand, etc., and a bunch of things they hadn't seen in Diagon Alley last time.

For Harry, whose pockets were full of money, these snacks were really cheap, and it cost a little money to buy such a large pile.

Dudley and the others carried the bought snacks into the carriage, and piled them on the empty seats.

"Have you eaten so much?" Looking at the pile of snacks, Ron opened his mouth wide.

"Isn't there still you here? Come on, you're welcome." Harry stuffed a piece of pie into Ron's hand.

"Huh? No need, I have something to eat." Ron refused repeatedly.

"That's right, aren't we friends, Ron? Isn't it normal to share food with friends? Let me try yours." Harry took a sandwich from Ron.

"The taste is actually pretty good." Harry commented heartily after taking a few mouthfuls.

"Could it be that Ron doesn't regard us as friends? If you do, you're welcome." Dudley also stuffed some snacks into Ron's arms.

Ron was persuaded by Dudley and the others, and soon the three of them entered the activity of eliminating snacks, and then evaluated which snacks were delicious.

The train, Dudley, and the others were playing fast, and the scenery outside the window became even more desolate. The originally neat farmland had begun to disappear, replaced by dense forests, meandering rivers and rolling hills.

'Quick' At this time, someone knocked on their box again, and a round-faced boy with eyes wide open opened the door and asked, "I'm sorry, I want to ask, have you ever seen a toad?"

"No." Dudley and the others shook their heads.

"I've lost it again! It keeps trying to get away from me!" said the boy, crying.

"Uh--" Dudley and the others watched the boy cry, looked at each other and didn't know how to comfort him.

"Sorry, I made you laugh." The boy wiped away his tears and helped Dudley close the door of the box.

"I tried to turn my Scabbers yellow yesterday to make it more fun, but my spell didn't work." To ease the silence, Ron opened his mouth, and then he fumbled for his wand from the suitcase, which was a dilapidated wand. My wand has peeled off in some places, and one end may have become reflective due to too much friction.

"The unicorn hair is almost showing, but it's okay, it can still be used." Ron raised his wand and pointed at his pet mouse, just about to say a spell.

The door of the box was opened again, and the crying boy with a round face appeared in front of Dudley and the others.

But this time he was accompanied by a little girl with thick brown hair and a pair of front teeth.

"Have you ever seen a toad? Neville lost a toad," the little girl's tone was not very good, a little arrogant.

"We've told him we haven't seen his toad," Dudley began.

But at this moment, the little girl didn't stop Dudley from talking, and stared at the wand in Ron's hand.

"Are you preparing to release magic? Then let's open our eyes!" The little girl sat down on her seat.

Dudley blinked, the girl seemed familiar.

"Huh?" Hearing the little girl's words, Ron was a little at a loss.

"Okay!" Ron cleared his throat and raised his wand, daisies, sweet cream and sunshine, to turn the silly fat mouse yellow.

"..." Dudley didn't know what to say looking at the mouse that hadn't changed.

"Are you sure this is really a spell?" the little girl asked directly.

"It doesn't look like much. I tried a few simple spells at home, and they all worked. No one in my family knows magic yet."

"I will memorize all the textbooks. I just hope this is enough for my studies. My name is Hermione Granger. By the way, what are your names?" Hermione finished speaking in one breath.

"My name is Ron Weasley."

"Dudley Dursley, nice to meet you, Miss Granger." At this moment, Dudley recognized the girl in front of him as one of the protagonists. It's a little different, if you don't know the name, Dudley really can't recognize who is who.

"Hello, Harry Potter." Harry said.

"Harry Potter? Is that really you?" Hermione said in surprise.

"Ah, if you mean that? Yes, I'm that Harry Potter."

"I know everything about you, and I bought a few extra reference books, such as "Modern History of Magic", "Important Magical Events of the Twentieth Century" and other books that mention you."

"Huh?? Mention me?" Harry was a little dizzy. Originally, he just thought that although he was famous in the wizarding world, it was just word of mouth, but he didn't expect him to be mentioned in the book.

Harry could imagine that when he came to school, he would not only be the subject of discussion among teachers and students, but he might be included in the textbooks every day.

"Cousin Dudley!" Harry looked at Dudley.

"Don't look at me, I don't know, I've been busy doing experiments these days, and I haven't had time to read all the textbooks I bought." Dudley spread his hands.