HP Hogwarts, a piece of daily life

Ron Weasley was clearly comforted.

At this moment, he looked quite surprised: "Really? I mean, you are the famous savior! You defeated the mysterious man! Why... still..."

His cheeks were flushed, obviously ashamed to say the word poor.

"So poor? Distressed?" Harry added sweetly for him.

Then he said indifferently: "I live at my aunt's house, they—"

He obviously wanted to talk about how horrible the Dursleys were, but in the end, thinking of what Linan said, he just summed it up briefly:

"Raise one more relative's child, they are all ordinary people, and I can only use the rest. But my cousin is a very annoying fat man, and often beats me on purpose..."

Dudley is always the most annoying!

Ron opened his mouth in disbelief!

"Merlin! You are the savior!"

"Ordinary people don't know the savior—why do you all say I'm the savior? Who is the mysterious man?" Harry asked.

His emphasis was on the latter sentence, but Ron looked at him sympathetically: "Yes, in a relative's house, it is true... I have many brothers in my family, and I have a younger sister. Our life is more difficult than others-oh , It’s too difficult to raise a child, I really don’t understand why we need so many people in our family.”

"It's probably the same with Muggles, the more children you have, the poorer you are."

Harry fell silent.

At this time, Ron realized it later, and gasped: "Merlin! You mean you grew up with Muggles and don't know anything about magic? That mysterious man..."

He suddenly turned pale again: "As expected of you! I mean, people call him Voldemort, but... but they dare not call him by that name!"

"Voldemort?" Harry couldn't wait to know what he had "defeated": "Who is Voldemort? I was a baby then, how could I defeat Voldemort?"

"Merlin!" Ron looked like he was going to poke over!

"Don't call him by his name—oh well, you're the savior, you can—"

"Harry," Lin An interrupted Ron as he sat aside.

"It's said in The Dark Arts: A Guide to Self-Defense that wizards' names are magical, especially those with intersecting fates. If you can, maybe you can try to say his name as little as possible?"

Lin An remembered that in the later stage, Voldemort used this sense to perceive Harry's movements several times. Many people reminded him, but he was used to it and it was difficult to change.

If you can be vigilant from the beginning, you'd better be vigilant.

Of course, it is not ruled out that Professor Dumbledore intentionally indulged in the students who have not fully understood the three views, using Harry's bravery and fearlessness, calling him by his first name, and gradually weakening the shadow left by Voldemort in the hearts of the children.

Lin An thought for a while, and felt that he could not look after children with the mentality of an old aunt. Sometimes, it is better to keep a low profile and be cautious.

Of course, her speech finally made Ron recover from the halo of the savior, and only then did he realize that there was a third person in the carriage.

He looked at Lin An: "I'm sorry, Lin, I mean, are you also from a Muggle family?"

He then remembered what Lin An said about living in a bridge hole. This was obviously not a wonderful topic, so he quickly added: "I mean, your clothes, the magic world doesn't wear clothes like this."

Except for close-fitting clothes, everything else was bought from a second-hand store. Lin An obviously didn't mind his career in the bridge hole.

She was about to say something when the carriage door was suddenly opened:

"Hey! Did you see Neville's toad?"