time at hogwarts

The Monster Book began to struggle violently as soon as it reached Magos's hands, and he had to hug it hard to prevent it from running away.

“This book is the same as the Invisibility book on the next shelf, and it makes me feel incredibly bad every time someone needs these books.”

Magos heard his complaint and remembered that when he first came to this bookstore, a clerk said to the empty bookshelf that there were invisible books there, and he asked curiously.

"Those books are invisible. Why do we have to use the Revealing Spell every time to read them?"

"Of course, but it will be troublesome if you forget where to put it, so every year many Auror reserves come to buy this book every now and then. Okay, do you want any other books?"

Magos nodded and took out a long book list. The books he had bought before had been crossed out by him. The rest were prophecy books needed for the new course to see through the fog and see the future, and enhanced magic needed for herbalism. Material explanation and intermediate Transfiguration required for Transfiguration class.

"Very well, follow me." He said, putting the gloves he took off back into his pocket, and led them to the corner of the bookstore.

The clerk pulled out the three books Magos needed and handed them to him.

"You've already started studying prophecy. Let me give you a suggestion, this book." He pointed to the prophecy book.

“Try not to think too much before studying.”

"Why?" Mrs. Weir felt that this book was much more normal than the monster book that had been squirming in Magos's arms.

The clerk shrugged, "If you've seen it, you'll know. It emphasizes that the omens of death are omnipresent and can make people feel the despair of living. Anyway, I stopped reading after watching it for a while."

Mrs. Weir muttered something about how the textbooks required for magic schools were becoming increasingly unsettling.

At this time, another person came to the bookstore. After knowing that they no longer had what they needed, the clerk nodded to them and went to entertain the new customers.

Magos and his parents squeezed out of the bookstore and went to Madam Malkin's robe store next door to customize several robes. They also went to the prop store to buy divination supplies such as crystal balls.

Then Magos took his parents to Chilowna, greeted each other, rested for a while, and then went on to buy the necessary items.

It wasn't until tea time that he bought all the items he needed, and then he took his parents to enjoy a magical afternoon tea.

After being refreshed by the magic drink, Mrs. Will energetically asked Magos to continue shopping. Looking at his mother's expectant eyes, he consciously asked several young witches and learned about a time stasis company named Elena. The store is quite famous.

When Mrs. Weir walked out of the store contentedly carrying a big bag, Magos discovered that his father, who had been following them, was missing.I had to go back to look for him, and finally found him in a Quidditch boutique. He was staring at the new broomsticks displayed in the window of the store with a group of wizards and wizards.

"Dad, you are also interested in flying broomsticks"

"Ever since you showed me a Quidditch match, I've been very interested in the sport."

"Then why don't you buy one to keep?"

Mr. Will shook his head,

"I just checked the price. It's not cheaper than a limited-edition car. Although we are not short of money, we can't waste it like this, especially after you said you don't use the broomstick very much. It's useless to me. You can't use it to sweep the floor. Bar."

In order to make his somewhat disappointed father feel better, he took him to Siro's magic armor house. In addition to the relatively useless magic armor, there were also some weird props. After buying a bunch of After playing with the dangerous props, Mr. Will was in a much better mood. Although he knew that most of them were played by little wizards, so what, at least he had never seen anyone play in the real world.

It was already dark when they came out of Diagon Alley. After declining Tom's invitation to have a drink, they walked out of the Leaky Cauldron.

The Wills seemed to have entered another world from one world.

"Separated by a door, there are two worlds with completely different systems. If anyone told me that there was magic in this world, I would have thought him to be crazy. I didn't expect that I would spend an entire afternoon wandering the magical streets."

"Okay, I'm going to go home and express my emotions slowly. I also want to go back and see the effects of the magic skin care products." Mrs. Will interrupted impatiently, and then asked her husband to call the car over quickly.

Time flies, and there is only one week left before school. Just when Magos is thinking about going to Harry again so that he can get the signature smoothly, he learns from Quirrell that Harry is the same as in the original book. His aunt cast the spell and now lives in the Leaky Cauldron.

After hearing this, he drove directly to the Leaky Cauldron. Unfortunately, Harry went to Diagon Alley to buy needed items.

"Little guy, find Harry." Magos had already expected to bring out Via Dandy. Although it looked like a cat, it also had the abilities of a dog.

Via Dandy took Magos to find Harry in the bookstore.

"Magos." Harry looked very happy at his friend who suddenly appeared.

"How do you know I'm here"

Magos pointed at Via Dandi, and then asked in a bad tone why Harry didn't contact him after leaving his uncle's house.

Harry explained in a somewhat nonchalant manner that he was sorry, and that he had already helped him a lot and didn't want to trouble him anymore.

"Then at least tell me you live in the Leaky Cauldron. If Quirrell hadn't told me, I wouldn't have known you left there. What happened? I heard you cast a spell on your aunt. It doesn't matter."

"It's okay. Fudge told me that the Ministry of Magic has forgiven me, but also warned me not to do it again."

"That's good."

"Thanks, Magos." Harry thanked suddenly.

"Thank you for what?" He looked at Harry confused and asked.

"Hogsmeade's signature. If it weren't for your help before, I would never have been able to get his signature, especially since I used a spell on his sister."

Magos frowned.

"Since he is willing to give you an autograph, why are you so angry that he attacks her with a magic spell?"

Harry shook his head,

"After that day, I actually didn't want to stay there anymore. Although they later didn't need me to do housework and returned all my books to me, it was like they couldn't see me from then on, even if I was there every time they ate. location, but the strangeness made me really not want to stay there anymore.”

"Why do I feel like I did something wrong?"

"No, if it weren't for you, I wouldn't have a chance to get my books back, and I wouldn't be able to finish all my homework before school starts."

Magos patted him on the shoulder, really not knowing what to say.

Harry smiled and said that he thought it was much better here than over there.