Chapter 198: Gravity Curse (modified)

When the ice-cold juice slid through the throat and slid into Harry's stomach, the cold sensation went straight to Harry's brain, which finally brought Harry back to his senses. "That can't be a sign 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 juice comfortably and put his hands behind his head.
Harry started talking about it when he blew up Aunt Maggie, until he got on the Cavalier bus and came to the Broken Cauldron Bar.
"I was so nervous when I saw that thing on Magnolia Crescent Street. It was probably a stray dog..." Harry tried hard to recall.
"I met a stray dog ​​on the street, it's not worth the fuss." Allen comforted.
"How to put it, I can feel it. It is very unusual. It feels very similar to the dog on the cover of the book in the bookstore today." Harry scratched his tousled hair in distress.
"Actually, Harry, instead of getting hurt for a stray dog, it's better to think about why the Ministry of Magic is indifferent to you about blowing up your aunt." Allen reminded him that instead of panicking about something that hasn't happened, he should pay attention to it. The problem that has already occurred in reality, "If you change to another little wizard, you may be expelled."
"I wonder too," Harry admitted. "Don't talk about expelling, I thought I would be arrested."
"Why did Fudge let me go?" Harry's mind was successfully transferred to this matter.
"Who knows, in short, it certainly won't be because of your reputation or your blood. However, if you change to another Muggle born or a little wizard with other biological bloodlines, it will not be so easy to get rid of punishment..." Allen drank the juice out of the glass, "What should happen will happen, and sooner or later we will know what we should know. What we see and hear may not be the truth. Just let the flow go, don’t think too much. ."
After speaking, Allen stood up and said goodbye to Harry.
Harry climbed upstairs with heavy steps into the room and threw the textbooks on the bed. He always felt that Alan meant something.
Unlike Harry, Allen returned home easily and happily, sorting out all the things needed for the start of school. As the days passed, Allen's cozy and comfortable summer vacation came to an end.
Now, Mr. Harris's family has no doubt about Allen's ability. In their eyes, Allen's mind was far beyond that of the little wizards of his age, and he was extremely stable and mature, and he had no problem going to King's Cross Station alone.
The fact is true though.
Allen arrived at the station smoothly, even five minutes faster than his expected arrival time. In the blink of an eye, Allen walked 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, breathing smoke there. The platform was crowded with men and women wizards who came to send their children to the bus.
"Hi, Allen!" Penello, with long curly hair, saw Allen who had just crossed the partition wall at a glance, and walked over quickly and greeted happily.
"Long time no see, Penello!" Allen couldn't help but smile, and he was very happy.
Just as Alan and Penello talked about what they had experienced in Egypt during the summer vacation, a excited voice interrupted their conversation.
"Ah, Penello!" It was Percy Weasley.
Percy stroked his bright red hair and his face turned pink. He strode towards Penello, deliberately raising his chest so that Penello could see his shiny badge. .
Seeing Percy's expressions similar to those of the male peacock who opened the screen, Allen snickered. Penello glared at Allen in an agitated look, and looked at his badge as Percy wanted.
"President of the Boys' Student Union?" Penello raised an eyebrow.
Percy smiled extraordinarily brightly, and stood tall as if demonstrating to Alan next to her, her badge shining in the sun.
"Congratulations, but I have it too." Penello took out a badge exactly like Percy from his pocket.
To Penello's surprise, Percy seemed to be smiling happier.
The siren of the train screamed long, as if urging the little wizards to get on the train.
Percy picked up her salute, looked at Penello, and freed her hand, wanting to help Penello by carrying her salute on the train.
However, he picked up Penello's salute and walked a few steps, then put down the salute with a flushed face, "This salute is too heavy, did Penello put a big rock in it?" He hesitated. Use magic wand against regulations...
Penello quietly retracted the wand into his sleeve and raised a brilliant smile, "Ellen, the salute is heavy, can you help me fight it?"
Alan, who saw Penello's small movements in his eyes, stepped forward and walked away from Percy to salute.
Seeing Allen 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, who had boarded the train.
Penello blinked innocently. "I don't like the wizards of Gryffindor showing off in front of me~EbookFREE.me~Alan couldn't help it anymore, and Penello laughed at the same time.
"Sorry, I have to go to another box, and then patrol the train!" Penello said angrily. She suddenly felt that being the chairperson of the Girls Student Union is not entirely a good thing.
"It's okay, I can be with them." Allen raised his head and happily greeted Harry Hermione and the others who were peering into the distance.
"Ha! Then I'll go first." Penello shook his beautiful curly hair, turned and left without reluctance.
Allen couldn't help feeling 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 took the salute and went to Harry's cubicle.
Hermione sat next to Harry and greeted him with a smile.
Ron and Ginny rushed to the window and waved to the Weasleys who were seeing off outside.
It wasn't until the train turned a turn that they could no longer be seen, so I took my seat back.
"I need to talk to you alone." Harry whispered to Ron, Allen and Hermione, and the train was gradually accelerating.
"Ginny, you go away." Ron said.
"Okay, no problem." Ginny said angrily, and walked away with her head held high.
Allen, Harry, Ron, and Hermione walked down the aisle, looking for an empty compartment, but all the compartments were full of people, except for the one at the back of the car.
There was only one person in that cubicle, a man sitting fast asleep by the window.
Four little wizards stood at the door and looked around.
The Hogwarts Express train is usually a special car for students. Except for the witch who is pushing the cart to sell food, they have never seen other adults in the car before.