Chapter 12 The Boy Who Looked a Little Downcast in Front of the Platform

On the first day of September, Aaron packed up early in the morning and rushed to the Kingdom Cross Station accompanied by Genes.

He pushed a cart with two big suitcases on it, one of which contained luggage and textbooks, and the other contained other things.

He hid two wands on his body. He planned to use the black one normally, but he did not plan to show the white one easily, either as a trump card or to deal with emergencies.

Genes cast a small floating spell on the two big boxes, making them not as heavy as they looked.

On the suitcase was a very cute white kitten wearing clothes. Abe quietly lying on the suitcase brought a lot of turning heads for their combination.

Aaron looked at Genes and smiled nervously and excitedly, "Uncle Genes, after I enter the station, you will no longer be able to control me. Are you reluctant?"

"I can't say I'm reluctant. After all, I have been mentally prepared for this a long time ago.

But those who follow you secretly will probably be happy for a while."

Aaron's face stagnated, and he was a little angry. He was eleven years old and still hadn't figured out the guards who followed him secretly. He couldn't help but feel a little angry.

"Well, at this time, can you tell me who they are?" Aaron asked with some expectation.

Genes hesitated for a moment, "There are six in total, and two people will protect you secretly each time, and they will change shifts every three days.

In terms of combat effectiveness, they are all elite Auror level.

It's also fortunate that you, young master, spend most of your time in Diagon Alley and the castle. If you run around everywhere, they may have to use Apparition to change shifts in time."

"Haha!" Aaron sneered. He remembered these people. When I become powerful in the future, none of them can escape.

A gentleman's revenge is never too late. He thought he was not a sinister villain, but he was definitely not a gentleman either. He could not wait for ten years.

Genes noticed the change in Aaron's expression and could not help but raise his eyebrows. He silently mourned for these diligent bodyguards in his heart for a second.

As a butler, he did not have to worry about being liquidated in the future, but the remaining few would probably be beaten up in the future.

Entering the station, Aaron and Genes waved goodbye.

He pushed the cart slowly by himself, feeling the breath of "freedom" in the aisle. Although his sense of security decreased by a little bit, he felt particularly relaxed.

He crossed the first platform, the second platform, and stopped at the ninth platform.

At this time, he found that there was a boy pushing a cart like him not far ahead, and a white owl was quietly staying in the cage on the cart.

He was discussing something with the guard at the station, but the result seemed to be somewhat unsatisfactory. The guard strode away, but the boy was a little anxious and uneasy, standing there in a daze.

Aaron immediately guessed that this poor kid was also a freshman at Hogwarts, but it was obvious that he didn't know how to get to the platform.

It was really rare for a little wizard to ask a Muggle who didn't know the existence of magic where the platform leading to the magic school was.

Seeing that they might be classmates in the future, Aaron decided to help him and simply pushed the cart over.

"Hello!"

A simple greeting seemed to scare the boy. He turned his head in a panic and looked at Aaron, with a flash of surprise in his eyes.

But it was not because of Aaron's appearance but because Aaron was also pushing something similar to him, but because of this, he looked even more nervous.

"I can see that you seem to need a little help!"

"Ah! Yes, that's right.

Do you know how to get to platform nine and three quarters?" The boy asked a little embarrassedly.

"You've asked the right person. I know where the platform is.

However... as a young wizard who is about to enter school, it's quite strange that you don't know where the platform is.

Are you not coming with your family?"

The boy hesitated for a moment, wanting to say something but stopping.

Aaron also saw that he had something to hide, so he didn't ask more, "Come with me! I can see that you don't get along very well with your family."

"Thank you!" the boy said in a low voice, and followed Aaron silently.

The two walked forward a short distance and came to the middle of the ninth and tenth platforms.

Aaron pointed to a stone wall at the junction of the ninth and tenth platforms, "That's it, the platform nine and three-quarters, just bump into it."

The boy nodded, then pointed at the stone wall in front of him in astonishment, "Are you saying that we have to bump into it?"

"Yes, you go first." Aaron said lightly.

The boy became a little hesitant, and looked at Aaron with a little more suspicion. Could this guy be deliberately messing with me?

"Why don't you go first? I have no experience."

"It's because you have no experience that I let you come first. If I go in, I won't come out to help you." Aaron said, then looked at the boy who was a little shy and still unwilling to move, frowned, "You don't believe me, do you?"

"I..." The boy pondered for a moment, "A little bit, after all, this is a wall, and this is the first time we meet."

Aaron felt offended. He kindly brought this future classmate to Platform 9 and 3/4, but he didn't expect the other party to doubt him.

"Excuse me, are you a half-blood wizard or a pure-blood wizard? Or are your parents both Muggles?"

"My parents are both wizards." The boy said hesitantly.

"Huh?" Aaron looked at the reserved boy in front of him carefully and asked in confusion: "It shouldn't be! So you can be considered a legitimate family in the magic world, but you seem to know very little about the magic world."

"My parents died when I was one year old, and he has been living with my uncle."

"Oh! That makes sense." Aaron's face suddenly realized, "They must not be good people."

"Indeed, wait, how do you know?"

"You are wearing clothes that are more than one size too big, and the frames of your glasses are taped together. I really can't understand what kind of family would do this to their relatives." Aaron pointed at the boy's coat and glasses, and his eyes twitched a little.

This is the first day of school! It's a bit unrefined to dress like this.

Fortunately, they wear school uniforms at Hogwarts, so these casual clothes are not used, but this boy's situation is not ordinary bad, and it's hard to say whether he has prepared school uniforms.

"In that case, it's understandable that you doubt me. After all, your mind is still stuck in the world of Muggles. I'll reluctantly forgive you." Aaron said, and then pointed to the wall in front of him, "This platform is a wall for Muggles, but it's a door for wizards, and it's a door to the magical world for you.

I'll only demonstrate it once, but I can't control it after that, so you can do whatever you want."

Hearing this, the boy was a little anxious, or to be more precise, he regretted it a little, because he felt that Aaron didn't seem to be lying to him.

Besides, even if he was lying to him, what could it do!

Is it difficult to hit the wall compared to getting rid of the miserable school arranged by the family and uncle and aunt? At most, you will be laughed at.

"Wait, how about I go first!" The boy said hurriedly.

Aaron stopped moving forward, turned around and looked at the boy with a playful look, "Are you sure?"

"Uh... I'm not sure.

But I don't know any other way, so let's just give it a try!"

"Beautiful." Aaron snapped his fingers, "You are a little smarter than I thought, so... please."

The boy took a deep breath and rushed forward with the cart. When he approached the wall, he closed his eyes and prepared to be knocked out.

However, nothing happened. He did pass through the wall and arrived at the real platform 9 3/4.

Aaron looked at the boy who disappeared, shrugged, and calmly pushed the cart into the wall.

After all, this door only needs a running start for those who come here for the first time and find it fun or are not mentally prepared. He doesn't need it at all.