Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 633 Departure (First Update)

The final match of the Triwizard Tournament has concluded, with Hogwarts emerging victorious with overwhelming strength, proving that the oldest and most powerful magic school still lives up to its reputation.

Fudge, who had been notified and rushed over, was also in the auditorium, presenting the championship trophy to Jerry, the champion of the Triwizard Tournament.

In addition to the generous Galleons as a reward for becoming champion, Jerry was also granted many privileges by the new headmaster Snape, which Fred and George envied.

For example, students can wander around the castle at night without being bound by school rules, and can browse all the magic books in the forbidden section without the professor's permission, etc.

After the awards ceremony and celebration ended, it was almost midnight, and the teachers and students from the three schools returned to their respective residences.

But tonight I am destined to be sleepless.

Jerry's incredibly powerful Explosion Spell made all the young wizards understand what true magic was, enough to keep them talking about it all night.

Similarly, everything that happened today is enough to make the Ministry of Magic, the professors of the three schools, and the reporters uneasy.

After tomorrow, Jerry's identity will be more than just a fourth-year student at Hogwarts, more than just the greatest Quidditch Seeker in history, and more than just a genius at improving and inventing spells.

He was a powerful wizard who, at only fourteen years old, was already comparable in strength to Dumbledore, a truly formidable figure who commanded the attention of the entire wizarding world.

Jerry, however, didn't care about any of that.

He participated in the Triwizard Tournament simply to help his alma mater, Hogwarts, and to do a favor to Professor Snape, who had always been kind to him.

He's received so much honor that he's long since become indifferent to it.

In the main world, he is even worshipped as a god by some humans, while in his ring world, he truly is the god of all life that exists there.

His goal is not this little bit of honor, but to become so powerful that none of the dimensional demons in the main world can threaten him, to break through the limits of the main world.

What he's doing now, which other wizards would consider a great feat, is nothing more than a casual side project he's undertaking while collecting laws in this world.

The next morning, after a night of excitement, the young wizards had breakfast in the Great Hall and then returned to their dormitories to start packing their clothes.

Because today, they are going home for summer vacation.

The professors and students from the other two schools also bid farewell to the Hogwarts faculty and students after having breakfast in the Great Hall, and returned to their respective schools on ghost ships and Pegasus carriages.

"Woo! Woo! Woo!"

At 9:30, the Hogwarts Express whistle sounded.

The train, packed with young wizards, departed from Hogsmeade Station towards London.

The entire Hogwarts Castle suddenly went from being bustling yesterday to being deserted.

After the train departed, all the professors gathered in the Hogwarts Headmaster's office, for their greatest wizard, Dumbledore, was about to leave Hogwarts.

"Don't be so sad. If you want to chat with this old man, you can come to Nurmengard. I'll be living there for the rest of my life, barring any unforeseen circumstances."

Dumbledore looked at the professors, who were all filled with sadness, especially Hagrid, who was secretly wiping away tears, and smiled as he comforted them.

He has been at Hogwarts for over sixty years, from being a professor to becoming the headmaster. All the current professors at the school were trained by him.

Many of them were even people he watched come to school, graduate, work, and eventually return to the school to become professors.

Deep down, he was reluctant to leave the school where he had spent most of his life, but after stepping down as principal, what he cared about more was the regret that had always been in his heart.

"Severus, McGonagall, from now on, Hogwarts is in your hands!"

After saying goodbye, Dumbledore summoned his phoenix and, with its magical power, transformed into a flame and disappeared from the headmaster's office.

After Dumbledore left and the professors dispersed, Snape stood alone in the headmaster's office, finally feeling the heavy pressure on his shoulders as the headmaster.

Although Dumbledore had handed over the position of headmaster to him, he had been at the school all along and didn't really feel anything about it.

It wasn't until Dumbledore left that he truly felt the responsibility of being a school principal.

"Hey Severus, I'm planning to go back to New York for the holidays. Would you like to go on vacation there?"

Just as Snape was looking out the window, feeling the weight of his responsibility, a familiar voice suddenly rang out behind him.

It was Lily Foster, the Potions professor who had returned.

Looking at Professor Foster, whose gaze seemed somewhat unfocused, Snape paused for a full ten seconds before offering a gentle smile:

"I think that would be fantastic!"

Since Lily Evans was killed by Voldemort fourteen years ago, his life has consisted of going back and forth between Hogwarts and Spider's End.

School starts at Hogwarts, and holidays are at Spider's End.

Just like his closed-off heart, he was unwilling to leave and go see other places.

Over time, Foster's enthusiasm and generosity, as well as her experiences of traveling to various countries over ten years to find rare herbs and research potions, gradually opened up his closed heart.

His affection for Foster was no longer based on her resemblance to Lily.

Fourteen years have passed; perhaps it's time for him to move on.

Around three or four o'clock in the afternoon, the Hogwarts Express slowly pulled up next to Platform 9¾ at King's Cross Station.

The young wizards got off the bus one by one, said their reluctant goodbyes, and were then picked up by their respective wizard parents.

Similarly, the parents of Harry, Ron, and Hermione—Sirius, the Weasleys, and the Grangers—had been waiting at the station entrance for quite some time.

Unlike the awkwardness and disharmony brought by the Dursleys in previous years, this year when Jerry and his seven friends walked out of the station, they saw that the group was having a very pleasant conversation.

After Sirius became an Auror, he became Arthur's colleague. Arthur was very interested in Muggle matters and got along well with Mr. Granger, so the group chatted happily while waiting for their little wizard.

"Come visit my humble abode during your holidays!"

Ron, Ginny, and the Weasley brothers got into Arthur's magical car, activated invisibility mode, and quietly disappeared into the sky.

Then Harry waved and disappeared in Sirius's Apparition.

"I'll come find you!"

Hermione whispered a word in Jerry's ear, then shyly ducked into the car.

She has now learned the shielding spell that Jerry taught her, which can shield her from the traces left by the Ministry of Magic within her body.

So she could open a portal at any time and appear directly in the room Jerry booked at the Leaky Cauldron during his vacation.

(End of this chapter)