Hogwarts: I really don't want to be a wizard

Chapter 2 Hagrid and Diagon Alley
"Well, Mike, welcome to the school. You won't throw the notice into the trash can this time." Dumbledore narrowed his eyes with a smile and took out the bag that McGrant had thrown away not long ago. Notice of trash can at berth 37.

The words on the envelope have changed to "McGrant" in the right lounge on the third floor of St. Mary's Welfare Institute.

"Of course, Professor, I am looking forward to my future life at Hogwarts."

Dumbledore came and went in such a hurry that he didn't even catch the lunch that Mrs. Swangrant had specially prepared for Dumbledore's arrival.

You must know that St. Mary's Church has limited funding, so the days when St. Mary's Welfare Home has meat are always on Sunday nights.

Not to mention that they just opened meat on Sunday yesterday, and they serve meat again today.

McGarrett, who knew the inside story, felt very warm in his heart. He knew that no one cared more about his development than Mrs. Swangret. This was why over the years, many people from well-off families came to adopt him, but he always refused.

When the children of St. Mary's Welfare Institute raised their hands and shouted long live Gretel's mother because of eating meat, Dumbledore had already returned to Hogwarts.

"Albus, have you seen that child?" Professor McGonagall asked with concern.

She really felt that it was a big headache. Which student in previous years did not respond immediately after receiving the notice, but this time there were two problems.

One is Harry Potter, Dumbledore said that he had other plans, and the other is McGarrett, the prospective first-year student that Dumbledore took the initiative to consult today.

Seeing that there was only one month left before school started, there was no reply from these two students.

"I've seen him before. This kid is very similar to Tom. He's just as handsome and talented. I can feel the magic hidden in him."

Professor McGonagall knew that Dumbledore still had something to say, but couldn't help but said, "Then..."

Dumbledore filled his mouth with a honey candy, "He is very popular, and the children in the orphanage also like him very much, but unlike Tom, he does not rely on magic to enchant him, nor does he rely on sweet words." , not even relying on his outstanding appearance.

I can feel that he is purely relying on his own heart, and those children really like him. He even calls magic magic to simply make the children happy.

That kid, the reason why he doesn't want to come to Hogwarts is simply because he is more optimistic about the development of Moji's world. "

"But, Dumbledore, what if..." Minerva McGonagall was stopped by Albus Dumbledore before she could finish her words.

"Believe me, Minerva, as long as we guide him well, he will never become the next Dark Lord."

Professor McGonagall stared at Dumbledore for a long time, "Well, if you insist, but I will continue to pay attention to him."

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Professor McGonagall left, and Dumbledore sat on the sofa and sighed briefly.

The past principals on the portrait: "Dumbledore, something is wrong with you, you have a secret, tell it quickly, we will give you a detailed reference."

Dumbledore ignored the portrait's words, just clapped his hands, the portrait was flipped, and the portrait of a certain talkative headmaster suddenly became a wallfacer.

Only the vague words of 'Dumbledore, this is not fair' came out along the cracks in the wall.

No one saw the trace of sadness hidden in Dumbledore's deep blue eyes.

The same orphanage, the same outstanding appearance, the same outstanding talent, and even more outstanding.

In order not to cultivate another Dark Lord, he secretly used Legilimency, but he didn't expect that McGarrett actually had a natural Occlumency. In addition to being able to vaguely feel that his heart was not dark, he could not read anything else. useful information.

However, the sincere love from the people around him and the warm feeling around the child were not fake. Let everything go on like this for the time being. The most important thing now was Harry.

At the same time, St. Mary's Welfare Home.

Little Grete rushed into the bathroom, a translucent screen floating in front of her eyes.

The entire screen was translucent blue, appearing or disappearing according to his thoughts.

Name: McGarrett
Race: Human Age: 11 years old

Talent: [Visitor from the Other Side: As a life from another world, refuse any supernatural prying eyes] [Wizard: Magic Affinity]

Skills: none

7 month 30 number.

Early in the morning, St. Mary's Welfare Home welcomed a special guest, the mixed-race giant Rubeus Hagrid.

It can be said that Hagrid's arrival made the children at St. Mary's Welfare Home ecstatic. At least when McGarrett came over, he saw many children grabbing Hagrid's pants and climbing up.

Hagrid took care of these children carefully, his eyes were full of joy, he liked the cubs so much, no matter what race the cubs were, they were all cute in his eyes.

Compared with when he first arrived at the entrance of the orphanage, his three-meter-plus height shocked the children around him into silence. Hagrid couldn't help but thank Professor Dumbledore for his advice deep in his heart, "Hagrid, bring more candy, there are a lot of children there. "

Thinking of this, Hagrid stuffed his palm like a cattail leaf into his pocket again, took out a handful of candies and gave them to the children.

"Okay, okay, thank you and go back quickly, otherwise Gretel's mother will be spanked one after another." McGarrett clapped his hands and finally rescued Hagrid from the sea of ​​children.

Of course, Hagrid's resentful eyes seemed to be silently accusing Gretel.

"Hello, I'm McGarrett. Are you Mr. Rubeus Hagrid as Professor Dumbledore mentioned?" McGarrett took the lead in extending his hand.

Hagrid's face turned red, and he rubbed his hand nervously on his body, and stretched out his hand, "Yes, I am Rubeus Hagrid, the keykeeper and gamekeeper of Hogwarts."

I secretly added a sentence in my heart, as well as this year's freshmen inviter.

Rubeus Hagrid seemed to hear Dumbledore's entrustment: "Hagrid, this is to contact new students on behalf of Hogwarts. I believe you can do it."

To be honest, after growing up so much, Dumbledore is the person Hagrid is most grateful to. When everyone thought he had killed Myrtle, it was Dumbledore who protected him and not only did he not send himself to prison in the end Azkaban graciously took him in at Hogwarts.

Now he is even asked to represent Hogwarts to contact new students.

Seeing that Hagrid's eyes were gradually drifting away, little Gretel coughed lightly, and finally recalled the half-blood giant's wandering thoughts.

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Bus, subway, walking.

Along the way, the old and young people encountered a lot of strange sights, and even almost caused questioning by the British police.

Of course, there is reason to believe that the little umbrella Hagrid erected played a big role. Otherwise, these brass hats who are eager for promotion would not mind coming up to investigate this duo who looks like abducted and abducted.

It wasn't until he got into the Leaky Cauldron that Hagrid got rid of the curious and probing eyes of the Muggles.

"Hey, Hagrid, would you like a drink?" Tom, the owner of the Leaky Cauldron, greeted Hagrid familiarly. After all, even if you are a real drunkard in this bar, there is no half-blood giant Hagrid who can drink better. But this is a little guy like him. The pub is truly a golden patron.

"No, no, Professor Dumbledore asked me to take the little wizard to Diagon Alley to buy some things. I will definitely do it next time." With difficulty, Hagrid squeezed out from a bunch of drunkards who were drunk in broad daylight, and Hagrid took Gretel into the tavern. Beside the brick wall of the small patio.

"Gretel, the entrance to Diagon Alley is here. Count three pieces upward from the trash can, then count two pieces sideways, and hold your wand a little, like this."

With the tip of Hagrid's umbrella pointing out, the British wizarding world unveiled the mystery in front of McGarette for the first time.

　Newcomers and new books cannot avoid common conventions. I will open a plug-in. Book friends will forgive me.

　　Basically, it doesn’t follow the plot. If it does, I try to briefly mention it. It’s not a nanny story.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)