Roaming the universe, all thanks to your many dark skills!

"Goodbye." Rosen waved to the two of them, stepped into the wall, and immediately found that the scene in front of him had changed.

At this time, he not only saw the sign of Platform Nine and Three Quarters, but even saw a train emitting thick steam.

Who would have thought that this old-fashioned thing would have the nerve to be called the Hogwarts Express.

Rosen really didn't know whether the wizarding world was too old-fashioned and conservative, or whether the railways in Britain at that time were also not very good.

But on second thought, it is still the 1990s, and even China, the infrastructure maniac, is still in the accumulation stage, so it is not surprising that other countries are competing to give up.

"Dad, did you see that? This is an express train!" Luo Youwei pushed the cart onto the train and couldn't help but complain, "If this is an express train, then where should our Great China's Harmony Express be placed?"

"Vivian, what are you talking about?" Hermione asked suddenly.

"It's okay." Luo Youwei quickly switched to English and said, "I was just chatting with my dad."

Luo Youwei and Hermione went to the freshman carriage, while Rosen, as a security guard at Hogwarts School, could barely be considered a faculty member. Of course, it was impossible for him to stay in the same carriage with the students, so he had his own special carriage.

Here, Rosen saw several wizards dressed in old-fashioned clothes. They were huddled together smoking pipes and chatting. When they saw Rosen come in, they immediately fell silent.

Rosen was too lazy to deal with them, so he sat down on a seat by the window, took out a book from the storage compartment, and started reading.

After a moment, the train shook violently, and then began to move slowly.

To be honest, the starting and acceleration of a steam locomotive is really slow, but once it starts running, although the speed is average, the clicking and humming sounds are really exciting.

Rosen had never ridden a steam locomotive in the real world before, but he had ridden one more than once in the worlds of Railway Heroes and Chosin Reservoir.

Now I am reliving the feeling of moving slowly forward.

After an unknown amount of time, a middle-aged woman slowly walked over from the rear of the car, pushing a cart full of snacks.

It seems that selling snacks on trains is a common practice all over the world. It's a pity that there are no calls for beer, peanuts, mineral water, etc., otherwise it would have the same flavor as the cargo carts on the green-skinned trains in China.

Rosen looked at the various snacks and without saying a word, he took out a handful of gold Galleons and bought them all.

As for what to do with the children in the car if they have no food to eat, that is not his concern.

Anyway, eating less snacks is not bad, it saves money and protects teeth. Rosen felt that what he just did was really kind.

The steam train travels along the long and winding railway, surrounded by many magnificent or beautiful scenery.

While reading, Rosen occasionally looked up to appreciate the changing scenery outside the window, and he was in a really good mood.

He was not worried about Luo Youwei at all. After all, although she looked only 11 years old, she had the soul of an or -year-old. If she couldn't even handle the bunch of little kids around her, then her study at New York University would have been in vain.

As it got dark, steam train No. 5972 slowly pulled into the station. From a distance, a tall figure holding a lamp could be seen swaying on the platform.

He was none other than Rubeus Hagrid, who had the blood of a giant.

Seeing the light coming from the lantern in his hand, Rosen suddenly thought of the Eternal Fire he had obtained. Seeing that there was no one around, he took it out immediately.

He had long thought that this so-called eternal fire was most likely not just a ball of fire.

The fact was just as he expected. This was a very old style lantern, with four edges and eight corners, and its shape was simple yet beautiful.

This thing is rare in China, but it is not uncommon in Europe and the United States, especially in Medieval Europe, where almost every household has one.

But this lamp is obviously not an ordinary thing.

Regardless of its material, the complex runes on its surface alone are enough to show that it is no ordinary item.

Rosen stared at the runes for a long while. Even though he had a level 7 language proficiency, he was unable to fully recognize them. This showed that their profoundness was beyond the scope of his current skills.

There is no fuel such as lamp oil or candle in the lamp, only a calm and steadily burning flame.

It emits a warm orange-yellow light, and at first glance it looks no different from an ordinary candle flame.

But when Rosen got closer and stared at the flame that seemed to be unchanging through the clear crystal around the lantern, the sense of danger in his heart that had not been triggered for a long time actually frantically warned him.

It felt like an ordinary person standing next to a raging fire, and every cell in his body seemed to resist getting too close, because it could be fatal.

From this we can see that the eternal fire is by no means as gentle and weak as it appears, as if it is harmless to humans and animals.

Rosen withdrew his gaze and examined the lantern from top to bottom for a long time, but did not find any obvious attributes.

So he exchanged for a visual identification scroll, tore it open and slapped it on the lamp.

"The eternal lantern: it contains an eternal fire, illuminating the darkness and burning everything.

Rosen read the attributes of a total of ten words over and over again, and finally couldn't help laughing.

This line of words is more of an introduction than an attribute.

According to the principle that the simpler the attributes, the greater the power, this lantern should be quite powerful.

But the problem was that when Rosen held it in his hand, he had no idea how to use it.

In other words, if it is equipment, then what is it? A weapon? Armor? Jewelry? Or an amulet?

Rosen didn't understand, but when he asked his assistant, he got the answer that this was a special item and he should explore the usage by himself, which really made him angry and helpless.

After studying it over and over for a long time but still having no clue, Rosen simply gave up and just held it in his hand to use it for lighting.

"Okay, freshmen, this way." Hagrid shouted as he moved forward.

At this time, the carriages opened one by one, and the students who had changed into magician robes got off one after another.

When Rosen got out of the car, he saw Luo Youwei in the crowd at a glance.

At this moment, she really was like a firefly in the dark, particularly eye-catching.

It was because apart from Hermione, no one else approached her, so even when others passed by her, they subconsciously lowered their heads and hurried away with fear on their faces.

"What's going on?" Rosen walked over and handed her the lantern. He said, "How come after a while, my Weiwei went from being loved by everyone to being feared by everyone?"

"Uncle Luo, this is not Vivian's fault." Hermione stood up and spoke quickly and clearly, "Neville Longbottom's toad got lost, and then we helped to find it, but it was caught by Draco Malfoy."

"We went to him to ask for it, but he refused to give it to us, so..." Hermione turned her head to look at Luo Youwei, and stopped talking.

"You couldn't help it and beat him up?" Rosen looked at Luo Youwei and said.

"By the way, I also took care of his two lackeys." Luo Youwei said with narrowed eyes.

"I knew it." Rosen didn't blame her for anything, but just said, "Be careful not to beat her to death."

"Don't worry, Dad. I know my limits." Luo Youwei said with a smile.

Rosen immediately turned and walked away.

"Come on, freshmen, don't be shy, hurry up." Hagrid was still calling out to the freshmen loudly, and then he shouted, "Follow me after you get off the bus, get on the boat this way."

So all the freshmen gathered behind Hagrid, but more people noticed Luo Youwei.