Simultaneous Transmigration: From Japanese Comics to American Comics, a Powerful Attack

Back in his room, Chu Yang first let the owl out to feed it, and then eagerly took out "Theory of Magic" to read.

Compared to popular science books, "The Theory of Magic" has a much higher reading threshold, and the time required for Chu Yang to understand and memorize it is also much longer.

It wasn't until darkness fell that Chu Yang, feeling slightly exhausted, put down his book and fell into a deep sleep.

The next day, just like the day before, Chu Yang stayed in his room reading "Theory of Magic" and "Dark Power: A Guide to Self-Defense," also known as "Defense Against the Dark Arts." He read the two books over and over again, more than a dozen times.

As evening fell, Chu Yang left the Leaky Cauldron, wearing a hoodie under a wizard's robe.

He's going hunting in Knockdown Alley tonight.

……

Turndown Lane and Diagon Alley are connected by a hidden alleyway that few people travel back and forth on because too many ill-intentioned people are watching.

In wizarding families, parents warn their children from a very young age not to go to Knockturn Alley, a gathering place for dark wizards.

In case of emergency, adult wizards usually use Floo Powder to quickly travel back and forth to Knockturn Alley, while those with stronger abilities will choose Apparition.

If Chu Yang were just running errands, he would also choose Floo Powder, but he's here to hunt today.

The more greedy people who target him, the better!

Defense Against the Dark Arts taught Chu Yang the incantations and opening moves of dark wizards when casting dark magic, also known as the "casting animation".

Chu Yang's Observation Haki helps him predict his opponent's movements, allowing him to avoid them in advance.

With Chu Yang's current physical abilities, even without using the Body Flicker Technique from the Naruto world, most black wizards would have a hard time hitting him.

This is the source of Chu Yang's confidence in hunting the Black Wizard.

An 11-year-old boy swaggered across the street connecting to Flip-Over Alley, unsurprisingly attracting a lot of attention.

Chu Yang deliberately let the money bag fall to the ground, and several Galleons jingled and rolled out of the bag.

Several pale-faced, emaciated black wizards nearly bulged their eyes out.

Chu Yang quickly picked up the gold gallon.

Faced with the greedy gazes around him, he panicked and scurried into a small alley.

Immediately, a dark wizard followed Chu Yang into the pitch-black alley, emitting sinister laughter.

Chu Yang cried out in alarm and ran even faster!

"Little wizard, didn't your parents tell you where you can't go in Diagon Alley?" A bald wizard with sunken eyes and a fierce appearance chased after Chu Yang, laughing loudly.

At the entrance to the alley, a group of dark wizards stood guard outside. Hearing the bald wizard's rampant laughter, they also smiled.

But not long after, the alleyway suddenly became quiet again, and there was no sound for a long time, as if no one had ever gone in.

Staring at the dark intersection, the dark wizards looked at each other in bewilderment.

Logically speaking, disciplining a child shouldn't take this long.

"Who's going in to take a look?"

"York, why don't you go in and check? Are you afraid of the dark?"

"Ha ha ha ha."

Amidst the jeers of a group of dark wizards, the sickly-looking York suddenly flew into a rage, yelling, "Fine, I'll go! All of you, shut up!"

After saying that, he walked in, trembling, supporting himself against the wall.

The laughter behind him, after a brief pause, suddenly erupted.

"Hahaha, York, you walk like a girl!"

York cast an illumination spell to dispel the surrounding darkness and strode inside, only to trip over something and stumble and fall to the ground.

The ground beneath him felt as soft as a cushion, and when he looked down, he saw the bald wizard who had been chasing Chu Yang earlier.

York's pupils suddenly contracted!

He looked around and saw a large area lying on the ground.

The black wizards on the ground were not dead, but they had been stripped down to their wizard robes.

York was so frightened that he sat down on the ground and screamed at the top of his lungs. The dark wizards outside rushed into the dark and narrow alleyway and were also startled by the scene before them.

At this moment, Chu Yang had already left the Overturned Alley and returned to the Broken Cauldron Bar.

He poured all his winnings onto the bed, the clatter of coins sounding like a magnificent orchestral concert.

They had three different currencies: gold Galleons, silver Shekos, and bronze Nats.

This trip earned me nearly a thousand Galleons.

"The dark wizards aren't having an easy time either. Their richest days were probably when Voldemort's power was at its peak. It's just a pity that times have changed." Chu Yang said with some regret, but the corners of his mouth couldn't help but turn up.

He didn't use any magic throughout the entire process, so naturally he didn't attract anyone's attention.

With a source of income, Chu Yang no longer had any worries about spending money. He first went to Flourish Bookstore to buy some textbooks for higher grades, and then stayed in his room reading.

For the next month, Chu Yang lived a very regular life, reading during the day and changing into different forms to "work" at night.

He's practically the Batman who's active in the darkness of Knockturn Alley.

The carefree days passed in a flash, and soon it was September 1st. Chu Yang packed his bags, left the Broken Cauldron Bar, and headed to King's Cross Station.

Platform 9¾ is under a spell; Muggles are unaware of it and will unconsciously avoid it, just like at the Leaky Cauldron.

Chapter 25 Chance Encounter

Chu Yang activated his Observation Haki and clearly heard the sound of someone cursing "Muggle." Following the direction of the sound, Chu Yang quickly found his target.

Just then, a bespectacled boy hurried past Chu Yang, pushing luggage like Chu Yang, with an owl on top of the luggage.

The boy looked around blankly, seemingly unsure of where to go.

Chu Yang looked at him and asked, almost as if possessed, "Are you also looking for Platform Nine and Three-Quarters?"

The bespectacled boy turned around abruptly, a look of surprise and relief flashing across his face. "You too?"

"Okay! Come with me!" Chu Yang led the way, with the bespectacled boy following closely behind.

"Are you also a new student going to Hogwarts?" The bespectacled boy became lively upon seeing that Chu Yang was about his age, and smiled, "Hello, my name is Harry Potter, what's your name?"

"Harry... Potter?"

Chu Yang finally understood why he had suddenly decided to talk to the other person; the boy in front of him, who seemed strangely familiar, was actually Harry Potter.

“My name is Chu Yang, you can call me Yang.” In English, words like “Yang” and “杨” can be pronounced as “Young.”

"Yang!" Harry smiled and asked curiously, "Are you from an ancient country in the East? Does Hogwarts accept students from there?"

“By bloodline, I am indeed from there,” Chu Yang shrugged and said, “but I grew up in an orphanage in London!”

"Oh, I'm sorry." Harry felt he had offended Chu Yang and quickly apologized.

Chu Yang waved his hand dismissively and said, "It's okay. In fact, the orphanage isn't as bad as you think. I have many friends there, and Director Anna is a nun. She is very kind and good to the children. Of course, that's only if we don't cause any trouble."

Sensing the sincerity in Chu Yang's words, Harry also showed a look of longing, "From what you've said, I think it must be very interesting there."

Suddenly, Harry became somewhat frustrated and lost. "Actually, I'm an orphan too, but I don't have a single friend."

Perhaps because they were both orphans, Harry naturally confided in Chu Yang about his experiences over the years.

Chu Yang patted him on the shoulder and encouraged him, "The moment you board the train to Hogwarts, it means you've said goodbye to the past. Don't worry, you'll make a lot of new friends at school."

Harry immediately felt much better.

At the same time, they are eager to enter Hogwarts as soon as possible.

"This is Platform Nine and Three-Quarters!" Chu Yang pointed to a wall in the middle of the platform and explained, "It's under a spell; we have to go through it."

"Go through?" Harry's eyes widened!

Then I watched helplessly as Chu Yang pushed his luggage and rushed toward that wall.

Just as Harry was about to scream in terror...

He saw Chu Yang's figure disappear into the wall without a trace.

"Chu Yang?" Harry called softly, but there was no response.

He took a deep breath, gritted his teeth, pushed his luggage, and rushed over in one breath.

After a brief period of darkness, Harry's vision changed, and a brand new platform appeared before him, with a sign above his head that read "Platform Nine and Three-Quarters".

"Hurry up, the train is about to leave!" Chu Yang's urging voice reached Harry's ears, and he shuddered, quickly pushing his luggage and following after them.

Once on the train, Chu Yang and Harry casually found a compartment to sit in. Neither of them were short of money, and the snack cart was completely emptied as soon as it arrived.

Chu Yang paid the majority of the cost, but to protect Harry's pride, he paid only a small portion.

The seats were piled high with snacks, and Chu Yang and Harry were picking and choosing. Harry was just curious about these things he had never seen before, and felt that each one was full of magical mystery.

Chu Yang was simply a foodie; more than the dazzling packaging adorned with magic decorations, he was curious about the taste of the snacks inside.

The two quickly got to the topic of family.

After learning that Chu Yang was an orphan like himself, Harry felt a strange sense of kinship.