All the heavens began with Huo Yi

Hermione?

Upon hearing Hermione's reaction, Sue immediately summoned the Book of Doors, and sure enough, Sue's world coordinates were still the Remnants of Hogwarts.

“I am Sue, hello!” Sue answered Hermione’s question immediately after glancing at the Book of Doors.

"But you still haven't told me how old you are?" Hermione pressed.

“Maybe just like you?” Sue said, making a face to tease the child.

"Impossible!" Hermione said firmly, her thin eyebrows furrowed in seriousness. "How could an eleven-year-old be that tall!"

“Okay, you saw through me. I’m actually 15 years old, a little older than you. I’m not lying to you this time,” Suer replied.

Hermione stared at Sue's face for a while, and seeing that his expression didn't seem fake, she could only say in a slightly arrogant tone, "Okay, I believe you."

“Child, we need to take Hermione to school first; today is registration day,” Mrs. Granger said to Sue behind her.

"It doesn't matter, madam. Perhaps we're on the same path."

Mr. Granger chuckled and said, "Going the same way? Not really. I'll take you home after Hermione goes to school."

After all, his daughter was going to a magic school, so how could Sue possibly go with her?

"Wait!" Hermione suddenly realized and asked, "Sure, are you also a student at Hogwarts?"

Suer nodded. "That's right."

"Really?" asked Mrs. Granger, who was sitting in the passenger seat in the front.

“Fifth grader, madam,” Sue replied.

“Oh, that’s wonderful. Please take good care of Hermione.” Mr. Granger, who was driving, was also very happy. “Hermione has rarely made friends since she was little. I’m worried that she might not adapt well to going to an unfamiliar school alone.”

Parents who love their children plan far ahead for them.

Mr. Granger clearly knew what kind of personality his daughter had. He was worried that Hermione might be bullied at school, but he never expected that the boy he helped today would be an upperclassman from the same school.

As we all know, having a senior student to mentor you at school can save you a lot of trouble.

"Don't worry, Hogwarts is different. You'll make friends there. Of course, I'll help Hermione adapt to life at Hogwarts to the best of my ability."

Sue's words relieved the Grangers.

Mrs. Granger turned to the side, one hand gripping the back of the chair, and looked at Sue with a smile, saying, "You're so thoughtful, dear! Then I'll leave Hermione in your care."

"Mom!" Hermione called out to Mrs. Granger somewhat defiantly. This strong-willed girl didn't think she needed a "parent" to take care of her.

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Mr. Granger patted Hermione on the shoulder and said, "Alright, this is all we can take you this far, Hermione. Study hard at school, and if you have any difficulties or don't understand something, you can ask Sue for help."

“Your father is right. Eat well, don’t study too late, and remember to write to your mother. I’ll miss you, my darling.” Mrs. Granger knelt down to straighten Hermione’s clothes, and finally hugged Hermione with red eyes.

After the mother and daughter hugged for a while, Mrs. Granger said, "Alright, go on now."

Hermione left her mother's embrace and followed behind Sue. Mr. Granger and Sue nodded to each other and watched as Sue led Hermione into Platform Nine and Three-Quarters.

Hermione's sadness at being separated from her parents was instantly dispelled by the magic of the platform.

"What kind of magic is this? They managed to fit an entire train station inside a single pillar!" Hermione exclaimed in surprise, her eyes filled with an eager curiosity as she looked at Sue.

“The Unseen Extension Charm and the extremely sophisticated Confusion Charm are not things that first-year students should be concerned with, unless you are a genius.” Sue said, ruffling Hermione’s fluffy brown hair.

"Aww~!" Hermione brushed Sul's hand away and said with a slightly unconvinced tone, "Really? Why are you so sure I'm not a genius?"

"Show me, in the future or now, prove you're a genius, Miss Hermione." Sue smiled as she boarded the Hogwarts Express.

He had originally intended to help Hermione move her suitcases, since she was still just a child, and those suitcases together were taller than Hermione herself. However, this somewhat stubborn child was unwilling to ask others for help with such a small matter.

Perhaps this is Hermione's first step in proving to Sue that she is a genius.

Hermione, dragging her suitcase with some difficulty, followed closely behind Sue. Sue also slowed down a bit to let Hermione keep up with him. Sue and his little follower, standing out from the crowd, soon attracted the attention of many people.

"He's so handsome, which college is he in?"

"I don't know, I've never seen him before! Maybe he's a seventh-grader, he's too tall."

"Who is the girl behind him?"

"Maybe it's my younger sister, or maybe my cousin, since they look completely different."

Su Er opened a door to a private room, stood in the doorway, pointed inside, and said, "This is it. You can go in first."

"Thank you." Hermione carried the suitcase inside first, then sat down, panting, and wiped the sweat from her forehead.

After resting, Hermione spoke again: "Are you really a student at Hogwarts? Many people in that crowd didn't recognize you, but judging from your appearance, you should be as popular as a big star."

“Of course, there’s no doubt about that. It’s normal that these kids don’t recognize me; it would be abnormal if they did. I’m used to keeping a low profile.” Sue took the book Hermione was reading and glanced at it briefly.

"Self-taught? That's going to be tough," Su'er warned, looking at the healing spell on the screen.

Hermione stood up, took the book back, and said with a proud little expression, "It's just a review. I've already learned it. This spell is very simple!"

After saying that, Hermione looked at Sue with a smug expression, as if to say, "Praise me!"

Unfortunately, Suer did not praise her like her former teacher had, but instead looked at her with an expression that said it was only natural.

"Don't be complacent, Hermione. First-year spells are mostly very simple, and the author of this book is definitely an outstanding educator. The contents are practically guaranteed to teach you everything. I think only someone with an IQ below 60 wouldn't understand the magic in this book."

“Okay.” Hermione was clearly a little discouraged; it turned out that what she was so proud of was just ordinary.

"By the time we get to Hogwarts, it will probably be dark. Have you learned the Illumination Charm yet?" Sue asked.

Hermione shook her head, turned to page 148, and handed it to Sue. "No, this is a later spell."

Suer glanced at it and said, "This is simpler than the Repair Spell. What idiot typed this? Let me take a look."

“Amit Sakaha!” Sur looked at the name on it and was suddenly stunned. It turned out to be Amit, the third brother in the study group.

Wait a minute, wasn't he aspiring to become an astronomer and a goblin linguist?

How did he become an educator?