Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

For this reason, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu specifically discussed which academy they would be attending in the future, and both preferred Hufflepuff or Ravenclaw.

After all, according to the timeline, they should be in the same generation as the savior in the original story. Neither of them had any intention of disrupting the plot, nor did they want to be involved.

The reason is that the number of wizards in the wizarding world is limited. Even if they reorganize the entire wizarding world, the energy they get will still be limited, and may not even be as much as the energy value brought by the food they exchanged with Country E a few days ago.

From then on, Shi Lu and Anya completely lost interest in the wizarding world. If it weren't for the fear that the two children wouldn't be able to control the energy in their bodies, they wouldn't have wanted Ji Han and Anya to go there to study.

On September 1st, the sun shone brightly and a gentle breeze blew.

Shi Shaoyu carried a backpack full of food on his back and a food box in his hand, while Ji Han, who was originally empty-handed, was given an owl cage by Leon Abbot behind him. Inside was a very robust owl, which Leon said was a gift for him to start school.

Ji Han knew that this was Leon's dissatisfaction with him for not writing to him for many years.

Standing next to Leon was the same blonde girl, who was very curious about her little cousin who was the same age as her. She was blinking her big eyes, looking like she wanted to approach him but was also a little shy.

“Oh, Hannah, you’re the older sister. Henderson has always lived in the Muggle world. Now that he’s going to Hogwarts, you must take good care of him.”

"Similarly, Henderson, although you are the younger brother, you and Shaoyu are both boys. Out of gentlemanly principle, boys must take good care of girls when they are out. Therefore, please make sure to take care of Hannah at school."

The three teenagers nodded in unison. Shi Lu and Anya didn't come to deliver the car this time because there was another disturbance in Hong Kong, and they needed to go back to see Grandpa Shi, who had been admitted to the emergency room again.

As it approached eleven o'clock, the three house-elves had already put Ji Han and his companions' luggage into one of the private rooms. Ji Han and his companions then said goodbye to the Leon couple and found their respective private rooms to sit down.

The four-seater booth was almost full after Ji Han and his two companions sat down. After Ji Han settled in, he took out a stack of newspapers from his ring. He had been so focused on studying that he hadn't had a chance to read the wizarding world's newspapers, even though they had subscribed to them. Now he could use them to pass the time.

Shi Shaoyu then opened the food box he had been carrying and took out several boxes of exquisite pastries from the top shelf.

"Hannah, these are Chinese pastries that the elves made this morning. They're still warm. Would you like to try some?"

Without waiting for Hannah to refuse, he pushed the open pastry box toward her. Of course, Ji Han's favorite mung bean cake was still within easy reach of him.

Hannah was still a little shy in front of Shi Shaoyu, but the pastries in front of her were too tempting. Not only were they beautiful, but the aroma was also irresistible. In the end, the cute little girl couldn't resist the temptation of the pastries, thanked him, and stretched out her fair little hand.

Seeing that the little girl was eating happily, Shi Shaoyu handed her a bottle of warm milk, and then pulled out a newspaper from the pile that Ji Han was holding down and slowly began to read it.

"Whoosh! Bang!"

"Hello, have you seen a toad? Na'vi's toad is missing."

Although he was somewhat prepared, Ji Han still felt it was a little impolite to open the door without knocking. So he simply gave Shi Shaoyu a look, and Shi Shaoyu smiled at a 45-degree angle.

"Sorry, we didn't see it."

Just when Ji Han thought all this was about to end, a surprised voice came from the train carriage corridor.

"Hannah?"

Ernie?

He was an adorable boy with chubby cheeks. Seeing an empty seat in the carriage, he quickly pulled his suitcase and squeezed through the door.

"Thank goodness, I finally found an empty seat. If I had known the train would be this crowded, I would have come earlier."

As he spoke, the boy struggled to lift his suitcase and try to put it on the luggage rack. Hannah stood up and went to help when she saw Ernie's condition. Shi Shaoyu couldn't bear to see the two children struggling so hard, so he waved his hand, and the suitcase floated onto the luggage rack by itself.

Wow! *N

Shi Shaoyu turned his head and saw the girl's bright, sparkling eyes at the door; he knew something bad was about to happen! Sure enough,

"Hello, I'm Hermione Granger, a freshman this year. Are you a freshman too? What kind of magic did you just use? I didn't see you use a wand or chant any spells. Which book did you learn that from? Can you tell me the name of that book?"

Ji Han/Shi Shaoyu...

At this moment, Miss Hermione stopped looking for the toad and squeezed into the private room, leaving the boy named Neville standing awkwardly at the door.

“I think, Miss Granger, were you looking for a toad just now?”

Hermione slapped her forehead.

"Oh yes, I still need to help Neville find the toad! So, may I come back later to ask you some questions about magic? It's a deal!"

After saying that, Hermione turned around, left the private room, and slammed the door shut. Shi Shaoyu stared at the still-shaking door, speechless for a moment. No, who said anything to you?

However, the three people remaining in the private room had no time to care what Shi Shaoyu was thinking. Hannah was pulling Ernie aside to introduce Ji Han.

“Handy, this is Ernie, my good friend. Ernie, this is Handy, my cousin who is a month younger than me.”

Ernie McMillan was also a child of a pure-blood family. Ji Han put down his newspaper, greeted him in a friendly manner, and invited him to taste his exquisite pastries from the East.

Although Ji Han doesn't like socializing, he's not bad at it. In fact, most people like him quite a bit, since he's a rare listener and keeps his mouth shut.

The situation is the same now. Ji Han is responsible for listening with a smile and agreeing, while Hannah and Ernie keep talking. From them, Ji Han learns that they both like to collect wizard cards, enjoy delicious food, and are full of worry and fear about the upcoming Sorting.

Ji Han... a tasteless, quirky joke from the school's seniors!

What Ji Han didn't know was that his delicate features, smiling eyes, and cool voice had already completely captivated the chubby boy he was meeting for the first time.