Chapter 11 Train Arrival

"Get the damn thing off me now."

"Oh, stop hitting me."

“It hurts. It hurts.”

……

The three Malfoys covered by the black cloth screamed in pain and struggled, trying to lift the black cloth covering them. But the black cloth was always controlled by some force, and no matter how hard they struggled, they could not get away.

Harry and Ron looked at the scene in front of them and didn't react for a moment. They were about to make some harsh remarks just now, but now it turned out that Wright was unilaterally kicking the trio.

Harry and Ron looked at each other and were about to go over to help.

Wright dodged and quickly walked towards Harry and Ron, grabbed them with his left and right hands at the same time, pulled them to the seat, and whispered to them in a serious tone:

"Someone is coming. Don't talk for a moment. I'll take care of it." After saying that, he asked the two to sit down, and at the same time took out his wand and cast a recovery spell on the three people who were still struggling.

The black cloth covering the three people flew up quickly and turned back into a robe and was put back on Wright. After Wright had packed up everything, a figure appeared outside the carriage.

"What happened?" The man stood outside the carriage door and looked at the three Malfoys who were still lying on the ground. Then he looked at the people in the carriage with a sharp look.

"I don't know either. The three of them fell down as soon as they came in, and were screaming. We didn't know what was going on. We thought they were having an attack. I was scared to death." Wright said to the newcomer with an innocent face.

"Is that so?" The visitor looked at Wright deeply and then asked Harry and Ron.

Harry and Ron nodded quickly.

"So what do you say?" the newcomer asked the three Malfoys who were struggling to get up from the ground.

Just when Malfoy was about to complain, Wright suddenly said sarcastically, "No way! No way! The heir of one of the twenty-eight sacred families would be defeated by a Muggle wizard! This is really ridiculous!"

Malfoy, whose face was bruised and swollen from being kicked, saw more and more people running over to join in the fun, so he gritted his teeth and said, "We fell down accidentally, it's okay."

After hearing Malfoy's explanation, the visitor glanced at the crowd who were watching the excitement, and said to Malfoy: "If that's the case, then it's okay. Go back to your own carriage! Don't run around."

"Everyone go away!" After saying this, he pushed through the crowd and left.

Malfoy looked at Wright hatefully, but didn't say anything harsh. Amid the discussion among the crowd, he was supported by Goyle and Crabbe and left.

"How did you do it? It's amazing, that black cloth, that flying kick." Ron closed the carriage door and turned to look at Wright with admiration.

Harry was nodding frantically as well.

Wright, who was sitting next to him, raised his right hand, pinched his index finger and thumb to reveal a small gap, and said calmly: "A little bit of magic, plus a little bit of skills learned from the orphanage."

Seeing Wright's unfathomable look, Harry and Ron admired him even more.

The rumbling train passed through woods and hills and came to a wilderness.

"What's wrong? You look so sad." Wright looked back at the carriage from the window and saw that Harry looked worried.

"If you hit Malfoy, will he tell the teacher and get you expelled, or even ask his family to take revenge on you?" Harry looked worried.

Hearing this, Ron, who was eating snacks, also raised his head and looked at Wright.

Wright picked up a piece of chocolate from the table and handed it to Harry, saying nonchalantly, "It doesn't matter. In a fight, unless you catch them in the act, it's hard to get evidence."

"Besides, the guy just admitted that he fell accidentally. As for his family, there is no need to worry. He was born into a noble wizard family and was beaten by three Muggles alone. If it were me, I wouldn't even dare to say it out loud."

Harry and Ron felt relieved after hearing Light's explanation.

"But what are these Twenty-Eight Sacred Families? Why do they look so noble?" After Harry was no longer worried, he became curious about wizard families again.

"The so-called Holy Twenty-Eight Families have never married Muggles, and their families have never produced half-blood wizards. So they call themselves pure-bloods and look down on half-blood wizards."

"They also believe that people who have no wizard ancestors but have magical powers have mud running through their veins, and they are called mudbloods."

"The Weasley family is also one of the twenty-eight families!" After saying that, Wright sneered at Ron.

Ron saw Harry looking at him and quickly waved his hand and said, "That's what I heard, but my family and I never thought about it that way. Besides, our family is not as rich as they are."

"Besides, those purebloods with their eyes hanging in the sky all go to Slytherin. Our family has always been Gryffindor, so we are different, absolutely different."

As Ron excitedly explained, and continued to brainwash Harry and Wright, telling them how horrible and dark Slytherin was, they should never choose that house.

"The train will arrive in ten minutes. Please leave your luggage on the train. We will send it to school for you. Don't worry."

While Ron was still speaking passionately, the train arrival announcement sounded.

Ron stopped talking only after hearing the train announcement, and the three of them quickly put away the unfinished snacks on the table.

The three of them walked out of the carriage together, followed the crowd in the aisle towards the door of the next train, and lined up in front of the door.

The train pulled into the station, slowly stopped, and the doors opened.

The little wizards got off the train one by one.

In September, it was already autumn in the UK and the nights were noticeably chilly.

A cold wind blew by, and all the little wizards who got off the train looked at the small, dark station, feeling uneasy.

Wright, Harry, and Ron huddled together to keep each other warm.

Ron shivered and said, "Why didn't anyone come to pick us up? We weren't abandoned at the station, were we?"

Harry said nothing, but his worry was evident on his face.

Wright comforted him casually and started waiting for someone to pick him up.

Just as the little wizards waited for a while and slowly began to get restless.

A light swayed in the darkness and continued to approach the train station.

Both Wright and Harry heard a familiar loud voice. The giant holding a lamp in the darkness shouted in a loud voice:

"First years! First years! All the first years, come over here. I'm here, Harry, come over here. Are you all right?"

Harry heard the sound, and took Wright and Ron through the crowd and approached Hagrid.

When Harry came to Hagrid, he immediately hugged the kind giant. Hagrid also patted Harry's back with his big hand. A smile appeared on his fat face, and even his eyes narrowed.

Hagrid also noticed Wright standing next to Harry and greeted Wright, who smiled in response.