HP: Wizards at Hogwarts

These words were like a deafening thunderclap, instantly freezing everyone present in place.

Molly's heart was like a stormy sea.

Is this something a child this age should be saying?!

Despite enduring life's hardships, they still hold onto passion and hope for the world...

What an incredibly magnanimous heart!

I doubt even Dumbledore could do that!

"Merlin's Beard! Are you a poet?!"

Ron was so surprised his jaw dropped, and Harry's eyes widened in disbelief.

As for Ginny...

The little girl's eyes were only on Harry, and she paid no attention to Elaine's philosophical words.

Just then—

"What are you doing standing here?"

"Could it be that little Ronnie is reluctant to leave his mother?"

It turned out to be the Weasley twins, who had been waiting for everyone in vain, and they ran off the train again.

"We seem to need to hurry."

Elaine pointed to the dwindling crowd on the platform, then turned and said, "Goodbye, madam."

Molly replied instinctively, "Ah... goodbye."

Elaine nodded, then looked at Harry and Ron: "Aren't you leaving?"

"Let's go! Of course we'll go!"

Harry then snapped out of his daze and hurriedly followed behind Elaine.

Ron was about to follow when Molly grabbed him: "Harry, Elaine, could you please go up first? I have something to tell them."

"sure."

Elaine knew what Molly wanted to say to her children.

This kind lady was probably reminding her child not to mention topics like "origins" or "savior" to her and Harry.

On the train.

"Looks like we boarded a bit late. Shall we find a carriage together?"

"OK."

After experiencing Elaine's confidence, enthusiasm, and optimism, Harry is now showing signs of following Elaine's lead.

After searching for a long time, the two finally found an empty carriage.

Harry glanced at the tall luggage rack, then at the suitcase beside him. After a brief moment of hesitation, he put on a determined expression again.

Just as his hand was about to touch the suitcase...

The huge suitcase slowly floated up and placed itself on the luggage rack.

"Elevin?"

Harry turned to look at Elaine, knowing it must be Elaine's magic.

Elaine nodded.

"This is the Levitation Charm, which we learn in the first semester."

"Isn't it a very convenient magic spell?"

Harry glanced up at the suitcase, nodded, and said, "That's really convenient! Thanks!"

"You're welcome."

The two sat down and began to chat.

"So... you also live in Muggle society, right?"

Harry realized he had asked a stupid question as soon as he said it.

Elaine just mentioned things like "orphanage," "letters from Hogwarts," and "wandering the streets," how could they possibly be a wizarding family?!

"yes."

"Me...me too."

Harry quickly added, "I grew up in a Muggle family, and I didn't know I was a wizard until Hagrid approached me a month ago."

"By the way, Hagrid is the game keeper at Hogwarts. He's a giant over three meters tall. Shall I introduce you to him when we get to the school?"

"Okay, sure."

Hagrid, he's the richest person at Hogwarts!

If you could become friends with him, you could easily get a fortune from magical creatures' fur in the Forbidden Forest!

Not long after Elaine and Harry finished their conversation, Ron arrived with his suitcase.

"Hey, Elaine, Harry."

"Can I sit here? All the other carriages are full."

"sure."

The two readily agreed and moved over to make room for Ron.

The train started moving, and houses flashed past the windows.

Harry seemed a bit agitated, while Ron looked like he was constipated.

Elaine took a soft cushion from Merck's leather bag, then leaned to one side, closed his eyes, and began to sleep.

Both of them were stunned by Elaine's move.

"How...how did they do that?"

"This is a bag that has been enchanted with the Seamless Stretch Charm; it can hold a lot of things."

Compared to Harry's naiveté, Ron, who comes from a wizarding family, is much more knowledgeable.

"I think his luggage is probably in there too, but..."

"But what?" Harry asked.

Ron glanced at Elaine subconsciously, and seeing that he didn't intend to interrupt him, he continued to explain, "However, as far as I know, the Ministry of Magic is very strict about these bags that have been enchanted with the Unseen Stretching Charm. They are very rare under normal circumstances, let alone appearing on... people like us."

Harry understood that Ron was referring to "these kinds of people" as "Hogwarts students".

He had observed carefully while boarding the train and noticed that none of the students carried similar bags; they all had large bags and small packages of luggage.

The air in the carriage suddenly became still.

Neither of them asked Elaine about the origin of the pocket.

Just then, the carriage door was opened, and the Weasley twins walked in.

The two were shocked by the sight before them as soon as they entered.

"Merlin's pajama bottoms, you're sleeping?!"

"Still leaning against this comfortable cushion!"

Startled by their shouting, Elaine had no choice but to open his eyes.

"Please, this train journey takes at least six hours. What else can I do if I don't sleep?"

Harry suddenly remembered what Elaine had said on the platform earlier.

"Now" is a gift from heaven, and we should cherish it...

So, is "cherishing" just about sleeping?

Do not!

That can't be!

I must have misunderstood!

"You're right, I'm so sorry to have disturbed your rest."

"But we're not going to waste our precious time sleeping."

The Weasley twins exchanged a smile.

"I didn't have time before, so I'll introduce myself again now."

"I am Fred Weasley."

"I am George Weasley."

"This is our younger brother, Ron."

Elaine straightened up slightly: "Elaine Yakut."

Harry quickly followed suit and introduced himself: "Harry Potter."

The twins had already received Molly's instructions, and since both brothers were highly emotionally intelligent, they naturally didn't show anything unusual, nor did they ask about the 'scar'. They simply smiled kindly at Harry.

"You already told me your names at the station, but I haven't told you mine yet."

"So it should be me who was being rude."

Elaine's attitude greatly improved Gemini's impression of him.

"Fred, look at him, he's as elegant as a gentleman."

"Yeah, George, now we don't have to worry about him taking our 'King of Mischief' throne anymore."

The three people in the room were immediately amused by the two.