Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 219 The Sealed Wall (Third Update)

September 1, 1992, the start of the school year.

Early in the morning, Jerry, carrying his suitcase and hugging Crookshank, said goodbye to the bar owner Tom and boarded the subway to King's Cross Station.

He could now use the Shielding Charm to block out traces and then Apparition to teleport directly to the station, but he didn't do that because it wasn't necessary.

Nothing is foolproof, and he felt it was best not to act so recklessly unless absolutely necessary.

Besides, there's nothing wrong with taking the subway. London doesn't have a large population, so the subway isn't that crowded. And since it's September and it's hot, you can see a lot of stylish and cool young ladies, which is quite pleasing to the eye.

As Jerry gets older, his body produces more and more youthful hormones, so sometimes it's not that he wants to, but rather that he instinctively takes a second look.

Upon arriving at King's Cross Station, he waited a short while and then saw Hermione being driven there by the Grangers.

After waving goodbye to the Grangers, Jerry and Hermione walked and talked until they reached Platform Nine and Three-Quarters.

"Wait, no rush, let's wait for Harry and the others!"

Seeing Hermione about to enter the platform, Jerry pulled her aside and suggested something.

He remembered that this time when school started, Harry and Ron had to drive Arthur's flying magical car to school because Dobby had blocked the platform entrance.

As a result, Arthur's unauthorized modification of Muggle items was exposed, and he was fined fifty Galleons by the Ministry of Magic.

During his time at the Burrow, Arthur taught him a great deal of useful alchemy knowledge, and he felt he should lend a hand now, especially since he knew how poor Arthur's family was.

When Harry and Jerry last went to Diagon Alley to buy textbooks, Harry mentioned that when he went with Arthur's family to Gringotts to withdraw money, Arthur's vault only had one Galleon and a few dozen Silver Sickles left.

So many of Ginny's things were second-hand.

Fifty Galleons could halve Arthur's salary next month, significantly lowering the Weasley family's standard of living.

Jerry never treats those who have helped him unfairly, and he never hesitates to punish those who have wronged him.

Hermione was a little surprised that Jerry wasn't waiting inside the train but instead at the platform entrance, but she didn't say anything more.

In Hermione's mind, Jerry's image was good enough that she wouldn't question such things.

Half an hour before the train departs.

The Weasleys and Harry finally arrived at the entrance to Nine and Three-Quarters earlier than Jerry had expected.

After a brief greeting, everyone began to rush onto the platform one by one.

"Jerry, Hermione, you go first, Ron and I will come last!"

Seeing the Weasleys leading Ginny through the wall, Harry spoke to Jerry and Hermione.

"You guys go first, Hermione and I will go last!"

Jerry smiled and raised his hand.

Most of the house-pockets, Dobby, are hiding around here using the Disillusionment Charm. If they go in first, Dobby will definitely seal the entrance immediately.

"Alright, Ron, let's go together!"

Harry didn't object. After greeting Ron, the two took a deep breath, pushed the cart faster, and crashed it into the wall.

"Bang! Ouch! Giao!"

As expected, the two cars crashed to the ground, and the owl cage on Harry's stroller flew off. Hedwig, inside the cage, angrily yelled at Harry as he got up, seemingly accusing him of being unreliable.

"What's going on? Why can't we get through?"

Harry and Ron were dumbfounded as they put the scattered items back into the cart.

"Someone has closed the passage in the wall. No, there's very advanced spatial magic on this wall; I have no way to reopen it!"

Hermione stepped forward, touched the wall, felt the magic on it, and sighed helplessly.

Upon hearing Hermione's words, Ron's face showed a look of horror:

"What do we do now? If we can't get through the passage and board the train, we'll be fired!"

Harry and Hermione's expressions also changed.

"This is such a small matter, the school wouldn't warrant expulsion!"

After fooling away the station guard who came to check the situation, Jerry walked over with a smile.

When you're in school, being late always feels like a huge deal, especially when you're late and find your homeroom teacher waiting for you at the school gate; it feels like the end of the world.

It wasn't until I grew up that I realized that what I used to think were huge things were actually very small and insignificant compared to the difficulties I encountered in society.

Especially now, if the lateness is due to external reasons, as long as it is explained clearly at the time, there will be no problem at all.

If someone is more assertive, like Draco Malfoy, they might even have their father complain about Hogwarts' shortcomings in security during the start of the school year.

After all, the two young wizards were almost injured when the passage closed.

Jerry also touched the wall, sensing some magical fluctuations within it. Then he took out his wand and pointed it at the wall. A stream of magic passed through the wall, causing ripples to spread across it like water.

He reached out and touched the wall, and it passed right through him.

"Alright, it's fixed. You can go now!"

Withdrawing his hand, Jerry turned to Harry and the other two and said.

During this time, he learned alchemy from Arthur, and his alchemy skills improved significantly.

In his view, the wall of Platform Nine and Three-Quarters was enchanted with spatial magic using alchemy, and one needed a certain level of knowledge of spatial magic and alchemy to open and close the passages in the wall.

From this perspective, Dobby's magical abilities should be considered quite strong among house-raised Pokémon.

Seeing that Jerry had solved the problem of the closed passage with a wave of his hand, Harry, his friends, and their companions fell silent.

Jerry's magical abilities always exceeded their expectations. Sometimes they even had the illusion that Jerry's magical abilities were no less than those of some of the school's teachers.

The passageway reopened, and the four people entered one by one.

Yes, having learned from their recent experience of being hit, Harry and Ron no longer dared to rush into the passageway by running.

This time, everything went very smoothly. It was clear that the house-elf Dobby knew that with Jerry around, sealing off the walls would be useless.

When I walked into the passage and arrived at the train, there were less than five minutes left before the train departed.

Meanwhile, the oblivious Weasleys were still talking to Ginny through the train window, clearly unaware of Harry and Ron's disappearance.

Perhaps they never imagined that Harry and Ron would be separated from the group in the passageway, assuming that they would be separated by the crowd and board the train first after entering.

It's also possible that their attention was focused on Ginny, who was about to start school. After all, Ginny was the Weasleys' first daughter after having six sons.

(End of this chapter)