Civilization and Harmony Hogwarts

"The train seems to be arriving soon, everyone can change into their school uniforms first." Lucretia said as she observed the scenery outside the train window and saw the sky that was obviously darkening.

"Then let's go out first, and you girls will change first." Radolphs said and stood up from his seat.

Abu, Tom, Acria and Elton also stood up and walked out.

"What are you still doing sitting here! Get out!" Abu walked to the door of the carriage, saw that Gore and Crabbe hadn't moved at all, and couldn't help yelling at them.

"what!?"

"oh oh!"

Only then did Goyle and Crabbe react, standing up hastily.

But I don't know if their actions were too hasty or they didn't notice at all. As soon as one of them stood up, he bumped into Abu who was standing beside him.

"Hey--"

Abu's small body was hit and staggered back a few steps, and then his back hit another tall body.

The body behind Abu was full of flesh and blood. After suffering the impact from Abu, the elastic body bounced Abu out again.

Seeing that Abu's thin and thin body was about to turn into a gobstone bouncing between Gore and Crabbe, Elton hurriedly reached out to hold Abu's slender arm.

With the help of Elton's strength, Abu, who was a little dizzy, stood firmly on the floor of the carriage.

"Gol! Crabbe!" After stabilizing his figure, Abu saw the obvious smiles of his friends who didn't give face at all, and gritted his teeth, calling out these two names word by word.

"Abu, are you okay?" Although Goyle and Crabbe didn't quite know why Abu called their names angrily again, their beastly intuition told them that it's best to immediately care about Abu's accident.

Looking at the caring expressions on the straightforward faces of Gore and Crabbe, Abu's words that were about to scold all got stuck in his throat.

After a while, Abu snorted coldly as if resigned to his fate: "Forget it, it's nothing... I'm fine, you should pay more attention in the future."

Although they didn't know what they should pay attention to in the future, Gore and Crabbe still agreed.

"Okay okay..."

……

Girls don't change clothes very quickly—they also have to pick out accessories and do their hair.

So after the boys had finished changing their school robes, the Hogwarts Express had already started to slow down slowly as it approached its destination.

The train whistle let out a long whistle, which was particularly loud in the quiet station.

The little wizard in the car can clearly feel the train slow down and stop.

The little wizards opened the doors of the carriages one after another when the train arrived at the station, walked out, and rushed towards the doors for getting on and off the train.

"You don't need to take your luggage, you can put it in the car directly! After the first-year freshmen are sorted, their luggage will be sent to your dormitory!" I don't know which college's prefect or the chairman of the student union reminded me so loudly.

"Take your time! Don't rush!"

"After getting out of the car, the new student will go to the boat with Mr. Ogg, the gamekeeper!"

Relying on the tall figures of Goyle and Crabbe to open the way ahead, Elton at the end and the rest in the middle, Tom and the others successfully squeezed out of the train from the crowd.

When they got off the train, they heard a hoarse adult man's voice.

"First graders! First graders all get together!"

The tall adult man held up the lantern in his hand and shouted loudly: "Everyone gather towards me!"

Afterwards, he did not forget to arrange other little wizards: "Students from the second grade to the seventh grade go to the carriage over there! All sit in the carriage! The presidents of the Boys and Girls Student Union and the heads of all levels must count the number of students! Don't miss any one! "

Lucretia and Walburga, who are already in the third grade this year, of course cannot take the boat with everyone. Their "destination" is the carriages not far away.

"Let's go first," Lucretia said.

The voices were too noisy, and even if they were not far away, they couldn't hear what the other person was saying clearly. Abu only saw Lucretia's lips move, thinking that Lucretia had something important to tell him, so he raised his voice asked rhetorically.

"What—what did you say?"

"I said..." Lucretia found that her voice was still a little soft after she opened her mouth, so she tried her best to shout loudly, "I said we're going to take the carriage first!"

"Oh..." Abu and the others heard clearly this time.

"Then you go first—"

After getting a reply, Lucretia and Walburga waved to everyone, and then they held hands and followed the large army to the carriage.

Although Lucretia and Walburga were tall among girls of the same age, they were only in the third grade after all, so in everyone's eyes, their figures quickly disappeared into the crowd.

Not long after, the gathering place for the first-year students was almost ready. Ogg, the gamekeeper, carefully counted the number of little wizards several times to make sure that everyone had arrived.

"Freshmen come with me!"

Ogg took the lead and walked in the front, and the little wizards followed behind with chirping faces full of curiosity.

"Watch out where you step—"

It was not very early, and the trees on the side of the road covered them, so the little wizards could barely see the road under their feet by relying on the lantern in Ogg's hand.

"Lumos." A gleam of light emerged from the tip of Tom's yew wand.

Abu and the others breathed a sigh of relief when they got closer, and their steps were no longer so cautious.

"It's the Illuminating Curse!" A little wizard not far from Tom and his party exclaimed.

The voice of the little wizard attracted everyone's attention, and for a while, the team became commotion.

"Yes! I can use the Illuminating Charm!"

Some young wizards who had practiced some simple spells at home after getting their wands pulled out their wands one after another.

For a while, the voice of "Lumos" can be heard endlessly.

"Can I borrow a light?" Some young wizards who had never practiced invariably asked for help from the little wizard with the light on the wand beside him.

"Of course!"