Chapter 198 Gravity Curse (Modified)

When the cold juice passed through his throat and slid into Harry's stomach, the cold sensation rushed straight to Harry's brain, which finally brought Harry back to his senses. "That can't be an omen of death," he said to Allen unconvinced, and at the same time seemed to comfort himself.

"What are you talking about?" Allen took a sip of the juice comfortably and folded his hands behind his head.

Harry started from the time he blew up Aunt Marge, until he got on the Knight Bus and came to the Leaky Cauldron.

"I was so nervous when I saw that thing on Magnolia Crescent. It was probably a stray dog..." Harry tried to recall.

"Meeting a stray dog ​​on the street is nothing to be surprised about," Allen comforted.

"How should I put it, I can feel it, it is very unusual, it gives me the feeling, very similar to the dog on the cover of the book in the bookstore today." Harry scratched his unkempt hair in distress.

"Actually, Harry, instead of being sad about a stray dog, it's better to think about why the Ministry of Magic is indifferent to the fact that you blew up your aunt." The problem that has already occurred in reality, "It is possible to be expelled if it is another little wizard."

"I wondered too," Harry admitted, "let alone fired, I thought I'd be arrested."

"Why did Fudge let me go?" Harry's mind was successfully diverted to this matter.

"Who knows, anyway, it's definitely not because of your fame or your bloodline. However, if you were another young wizard who was born as a Muggle or had the blood of other creatures, it would not be so easy to get rid of the punishment..." Allen drank the juice in the glass, "what should happen will always happen, what should be known will be known sooner or later, what we see and hear may not be the truth. just let it be, don't think too much .”

After speaking, Allen stood up and said goodbye to Harry.

Harry plodded up the stairs into the room, throwing his textbooks on the bed, feeling that Alan was pointing to something.

Unlike Harry, Alan returned home relaxed and happy, and organized the things needed for the start of school. Days passed, and Ellen's comfortable and comfortable summer vacation life came to an end.

Now, Mr. Harris's family has no doubts about Allen's ability. In their eyes, Alan's mind is far superior to that of young wizards of the same age, and he behaves extremely steadily and maturely. There is no problem in going to King's Cross Station alone.

Although it is true.

Allen arrived at the station smoothly, even five minutes earlier than his expected arrival time. In the blink of an eye, Allen passed through the solid metal wall and came to platform 9°.

As soon as he looked up, Allen saw the Hogwarts Express - a bright red steam train, puffing out smoke. The platform was full of wizards and wizards, men and women, who came to see their children into the trains.

"Hi, Alan!" Penello, with long curly hair, saw Alan who had just passed through the partition at a glance, walked over quickly, and greeted happily.

"Long time no see, Penello!" Allen couldn't help smiling, feeling very happy.

Just as Allen and Penello were chatting about what they had seen in Egypt during their summer vacation, an excited voice interrupted their conversation.

"Ah, Penelope!" It was Percy Weasley.

Percy stroked his bright red hair, his face flushed pink, and he strode towards Penello, pushing his chest out so that Penello could see his shiny badge .

Seeing the very similar expressions of Percy and the male peacock with its tail open, Allen snickered, Penello gave Allen a reproachful look, and looked at his badge as Percy wished.

"President of the Boys' Union?" Penello raised his eyebrows.

Percy smiled extraordinarily brightly, puffed out his chest in a demonstration to Allen next to him, and the badge shone in the sun.

"Congratulations, but I have it too." Penello took out a badge that was exactly the same as Percy's from his pocket.

To Penello's surprise, Percy seemed to smile even more.

The train whistle blew a long time, as if urging the little wizards to board the train quickly.

Percy picked up her salute, looked at Penello, freed one hand, and wanted to help Penello carry her salute onto the train.

However, he picked up Penello's salute and walked a few steps, then put down the salute with a blushing face, "This salute is really too heavy, did Penello put a big stone in it?" He hesitated whether to Using a wand against the rules...

Penello quietly retracted the wand into his sleeve, and raised a bright smile, "Alan, the salute is very heavy, can you help me fight it together?"

Allen, who saw Penello's small movements in his eyes, stepped forward and took Percy away to salute.

Seeing Alan carrying two large suitcases and briskly boarding the train with Penello, Percy's eyes widened.

"Is Allen so strong?" He murmured.

"Gravity Curse, you are so naughty!" Allen said to Penello after boarding the train.

Penello blinked innocently, "I don't like Gryffindor wizards showing off in front of me."

Allen couldn't bear it anymore, and laughed at the same time as Penello.

"Sorry, I have to go to another box, and then I have to inspect the train!" Penello said angrily, and she suddenly felt that being the president of the Girls' Student Union was not entirely a good thing.

"It's okay, I can be with them." Alan raised his head, and happily greeted Harry and Hermione who were peeking out from afar.

"Ha! Then I'll go first." Penello shook her beautiful curly hair, turned and left without hesitation.

Allen couldn't help touching his nose, "Did I do something wrong again? It feels like Penello is angry!"

There was another loud whistle, and the locomotive spewed out steam and started slowly.

Allen pulled and saluted, and went to Harry's cubicle.

Hermione sat next to Harry, greeting him with a smile.

Ron and Ginny rushed to the window and waved to the Weasleys who were seeing them off outside.

It was not until the train turned a corner and they could no longer be seen that they sat back in their seats.

"I need to speak to you alone," Harry whispered to Ron, Alan, and Hermione as the train picked up speed.

"Ginny, you go away," said Ron.

"Okay, no problem." Ginny said angrily, and walked away with her head held high.

Alan, Harry, Ron, and Hermione walked down the aisle, looking for an empty compartment, but all the compartments were filled, except the one at the back.

There was only one person in that cubicle, a sleeping man sitting by the window.

The four little wizards stood at the door and watched.

The Hogwarts Express is usually a special train for students, and they have never seen other adults on the train except for the witch pushing the trolley selling food.