Hogwarts, was gnawed at the beginning

Thanks to Soul's contribution, there was no Young Master Malfoy who was always looking for trouble on the way back to school, and the whole journey seemed much more ordinary.

Ron spent money to buy a lot of snacks and put them on the table in the middle for everyone to share. He suddenly became rich and didn't feel sorry for the money he spent.

Mrs. Weasley still prepared a sandwich for everyone, while Soul and Hermione took out beef pies.

Everyone listened to the sound of rain hitting the train glass and ceiling, and chatted from time to time to discuss what the Bibi multi-flavor beans in their hands would taste like.

It's not boring at all.

When they changed into their school robes, the Hogwarts Express finally slowed down and slowly stopped in front of the dark Hogsmeade platform.

"Are my Christmas gifts gone too?" Hermione asked Soul quietly while waiting in the carriage for the train to stop.

Suer was stunned for a moment, then quickly shook his head and chuckled, "Others may not have it, but you definitely have it."

"It must satisfy you."

"Keep your word!" Hermione smiled brightly upon hearing this, her eyelashes flickering.

When they got out of the car with the crowd, the rain was still pouring down. Hermione held Crookshanks in her arms and covered the rain with her cloak. Soul followed Hermione closely, raised his wand and transformed into a wave. A big transparent umbrella.

Hagrid was still standing on the platform with a dim lantern, responsible for welcoming the students. Harry shouted hello to Hagrid when he got off the train.

"Hello, Harry, and Soul, if we are not drowned, let's meet at the banquet." He responded gruffly, waving to Soul and others in the darkness.

As usual, the first-year students took a boat across the Black Lake to formally meet Hogwarts Castle, while the other students took carriages to the castle.

"It's too dangerous to ferry across the lake in this weather." Hermione tightened her cloak tightly as she lined up to board the carriage.

"Don't worry, even if they fall into the lake, the giant squid will bring them up safely." Soul stepped on the front pedal of the carriage, took Hermione's little hand and pulled her into the carriage, canceled the umbrella spell, and put the wand back on Insert it back into the cane sheath.

"But I think today must be a very unforgettable day for them."

Ron and Harry also shivered and climbed into the carriage. Even though Soul cast a waterproof and moisture-proof spell on each of them to keep their clothes dry, the coolness in the rain could not be kept out.

As soon as Harry got on the carriage, he conjured a ball of blue bellflowers and held them in his hands to keep warm. This spell was now used by almost every Hogwarts student. It kept people warm without burning them.

The carriage also jolted violently at this moment, and the long carriage team set off along the path leading to Hogwarts Castle, splashing with water all the way, and finally stopped steadily on the stone steps in front of the two oak doors. Down.

The strong wind was still unleashing its power unbridled, and lightning flashed from time to time among the heavy dark clouds. Ron and Harry had already jumped off the carriage when a bolt of lightning illuminated the stone steps in front of the door, and headed towards the castle with their hands covering their heads. Run away.

Soul was not in such a hurry. He used his wand to conjure an umbrella in his free time, then jumped out of the car and helped Hermione down steadily like a prince greeting a princess. The two leaned together and held hands as they stepped onto the stairs.

The castle of Hogwarts has remained the same for thousands of years, with torches burning in the deep foyer and the magnificent marble staircase not far away.

But why are there a few pools of water on the ground?Is the elf in charge of cleaning lazy today?

Ron, who stepped into the castle as soon as Xiansur and the others, was shaking the water droplets from his hair and complaining loudly about how the rain was so heavy today that he was almost drowned.

As soon as he finished speaking, a huge red balloon fell from the ceiling and landed accurately on Ron's head.

wow...

Ron let out a scream, and the cold rain flowed down the collar of the wizard's robe, soaking his inner clothes. The splashing water caused the little wizards near Ron to get out of the way. At this time, the second one was filled. The red balloon of water smashed down.

Soul immediately tilted his wand.

The balloon landed on the ground and exploded with a pop. The splash was perfectly blocked by Soulge and did not affect him and Hermione. However, Harry's shoes seemed to be soaked.

Soul looked up and saw a bright white ghost dressed as a clown floating about twenty feet above their heads. It was Peeves.

Seeing that his water balloon failed to achieve the desired effect, Peeves was dissatisfied and did somersaults in the air. He took out two new water balloons from somewhere and threw them down.

This time everyone was on guard, screaming and running away.

Soul removed his umbrella, stretched out his wand and pointed it at one of the water balloons, chanting the floating spell. The water balloon stopped in mid-air under the influence of magic power, and then quickly flew towards Peeves under Soul's wand gesture. .

Peeves's reaction was not unpleasant. He took out a stick from nowhere and knocked it on the balloon flying towards him, sending it flying in the other direction.

"Oops!" A scream came from the crowd. The voice was quite identifiable. Is it Neville?

Oh, sorry, Neville.

Peeves was a little angry that someone was resisting. He took out two more balloons, flipped them upside down in the air, and was about to throw them in the direction of Soul.

"Peeves!!" shouted an angry voice, it was Professor McGonagall. She heard the buzzing at the door and rushed out of the auditorium.

"Peeves, get down here immediately!!!"

It's just that Professor McGonagall didn't seem to notice the water stains on the ground. Her foot slipped, and when she was about to fall, Soul immediately stepped forward to support her.

"Oh, thank you, Soul."

Professor McGonagall gasped and the corner of her mouth twitched. She raised her hand to adjust the pointed wizard hat on her head, adjusted the glasses on the bridge of her nose, and glared through the lenses at Peeves holding the water balloon above.

"Get out of here now, Peeves!"

"I didn't do anything!" Peeves laughed shrilly, looking triumphant, and threw one of the water bombs at the students not far away, watching with satisfaction as they screamed and fled.

"It's already wet anyway, right?"

"Hey, you little kid over there, give me a shot!"

"Hey~" The red balloon arced in mid-air, causing another commotion.

"I'm warning you, Peeves." Professor McGonagall was extremely angry and warned loudly, "I'm going to call the Headmaster!"

Peeves was not afraid of the people in the castle, but was afraid of the owner of the castle. He stuck out his tongue, made a few noises, dropped a few more bombs, then smiled strangely, and jumped up onto the marble with a 'whoosh' stairs.

"Okay, hurry up." Professor McGonagall turned to everyone and said, "The first-year students are coming soon. Come into the auditorium, hurry up."

After saying that, Professor McGonagall hurriedly walked out the door.