Chapter 9 Hermione and Neville

Harry was also infected by Ron's honest attitude and began to talk about his uncle, aunt and their son, telling Ron how they treated him.

Ron also complained: "I really don't know why they gave you to Muggles to raise. Obviously, with your status, there are many wizard families willing to adopt you."

"Woo-woo-woo," just as Harry and Ron were chatting animatedly, the train whistle started to blow and started moving.

As the train started, buildings representing Muggle civilization flashed in Wright's eyes, and mysterious magic gradually approached him.

Wright leaned against the window, quietly looking at the scenery outside the train.

Harry and Ron continued chatting. While Ron and Harry were talking about family matters, there was a knock on the door outside the carriage, and then the door was opened.

The car door was opened, and a gentle and soft voice came:

"Would you like to buy anything, kids?" said the chubby female salesperson, who was pushing a cart filled with all kinds of magical snacks, with a smile.

"Thank you, but no, I have it with me." Wright responded with a smile.

"Me too, I brought some too." Ron looked at the food on the cart and swallowed, raising the sandwich in his hand.

Harry noticed the envy in his new friend's eyes, so he reached into his pocket and pulled out a handful of gold Galleons, then said to the salesperson, "I want some."

The salesperson saw someone wanted to buy something and asked, "No problem. What do you want to buy? I have chocolate frogs, pumpkin pies, cakes, Bibi Multi-Flavor Beans, Super Bubble Gum..."

"I want them all," Harry said to the salesperson, holding up his hands full of gold Galleons.

"Oh! Wait a minute." Seeing this, the salesperson happily put a pile of snacks on the table in the carriage and took two gold Galleons from Harry.

The door of the carriage was closed by the salesman. Looking at the table filled with all kinds of strange magic, Ron finally couldn't help but said, "There are so many, can you finish them?"

Harry generously offered to eat together.

Ron looked at Harry with tears in his eyes, as if he wanted to give himself to him.

Harry glanced at Ron who was eating heartily and asked Wright, "Wright, aren't you going to eat?"

Wright took a pie and said, "Thank you, I don't like sweet things, so I'll just eat this."

Harry didn't care, and like Ron, he began to taste these wonderful magical snacks.

"What is this? It can't be a real frog!" Ron, who was eating happily, raised his head when he heard Harry's question.

Seeing the chocolate frog in Harry's hand, he answered irrelevantly: "I'm still short of an Agrippa."

Seeing Harry's puzzled look, he continued:

"This is a chocolate frog. It's made of chocolate. Even though it looks like a frog and can move, it's chocolate and you can eat it."

"And there are free cards inside the Chocolate Frog. These are all famous wizards. I have collected almost 500 cards. I only need Agrippa and Portolomeo."

Hearing Ron say this, Harry opened the package and took out the card.

The card depicts a kind old man: "A male, old face, wearing a pair of half-moon glasses, a pair of blue eyes behind the glasses, and a silver beard hanging down to the waist under an aquiline nose."

The name at the bottom of the card reads: "Albus Dumbledore". The most amazing thing is that the image on the card is still moving.

Harry looked at the card and remembered the person Hagrid often mentioned. He turned the card over and read the words on the back of the card carefully:

"Albus Dumbledore, current headmaster of Hogwarts, recognized as the greatest wizard of our time."

"Dumbledore's most well-known contributions include: 'The defeat of the Dark wizard Grindelwald in 1945'.

'Discover the twelve uses of dragon's blood'

'He collaborated with Nicolas Flamel in alchemy and achieved many results.'

'Professor Dumbledore's hobbies are: 'Chamber music, ten-pin bowling.'

When hearing Harry mention Dumbledore, Wright recalled his glorious and embarrassing life.

When he was a teenager, his father went to jail, and then his sister killed his mother by mistake. When he was a young man, his brothers turned against each other and killed his sister by mistake. When he was in his prime, he imprisoned his lover forever.

I wonder what kind of mood this greatest wizard was in when he made such a decision?

The train was moving away from the city, and the fields outside the window gradually disappeared with the rumble of the train. What appeared outside the window were dark green hills and winding rivers.

Wright quietly watched the changing scenery outside the window while Harry and Ron were tasting magic snacks.

The carriage door was knocked again, and then it was opened. A round-faced boy with tears in his eyes appeared at the door. The boy stood at the door and asked timidly:

"Hello, sorry to bother you, I wanted to ask if you have seen a toad?"

Harry and Ron stopped eating when they heard the boy's question, looked at each other, and shook their heads at the same time.

"We didn't see any toads, but could you tell me what your toad's name is? I might be able to help you."

Wright said as he looked at the clumsy boy in front of him with good intentions.

Just when the boy was about to say something, a female voice suddenly came: "Neville, where are you? I have found Leif."

"I'm here, Hermione," Neville replied excitedly.

Following the sound of heavy footsteps, another figure appeared at the door of the carriage.

The man had thick brown hair, a pretty face, and a pair of front teeth that were even more eye-catching. Hermione handed the toad in her hand to Neville.

He politely greeted Wright and his group, then was about to take Neville away.

Neville, who was checking if the toad was injured, was suddenly pulled, and his hands shook. The toad broke free and jumped directly in front of Harry.

"Ah!!!!" Harry screamed in fear, Neville instinctively rushed towards the toad, Ron wanted to protect Harry, Hermione wanted to pull Neville. The carriage was in chaos in an instant.

"Okay, it's okay now." Wright held the magic wand in his right hand to control the toad floating in the air. He looked at the four people huddled together and the snacks that were swept to the ground with a headache and said.

"Take it and don't lose it again." Wright looked at Neville who had already climbed up and said meaningfully.

Neville held the toad in his arms, looked at the messy carriage, and said in a crying voice: "I'm sorry, I will compensate you."

Hermione also stood aside, looking at a loss. Harry and Ron had never seen such a scene before and didn't know how to deal with it.

"It's okay, we are wizards, magic will help us take care of it." After saying that, he chanted the spell "Renewal", waved the wand in his right hand, and a ray of light flew from the tip of the wand to the ground.

The snacks scattered on the ground automatically flew back to the table and were automatically placed neatly.

The four people who saw this scene couldn't help but exclaim in amazement, how amazing, how magical.