Hogwarts 1991

Chapter 15 The Hogwarts Express
They arrived at King's Cross station at a quarter to eleven.

Mr. Longman woke up the sleeping MacGuffin.

Taking advantage of no Muggles around, McGuffin secretly cast a Levitation Charm on the suitcase, and the two of them ran to the station with the suitcase.

The wand was secretly stored in the inner pocket of the jacket, which was specially sewn by Rinina for McGuffin.

Longman kept complaining to McGuffin in a low voice, "I said at the time that there is no such a strange platform. I don't know how many times I have been to this train station. I should write to Mr. Weasley and ask Mr. Weasley for such a long summer vacation. When things come to an end, where do you think you can find a platform nine and one-thirds?"

McGuffin didn't say much, he was very irritable now, he just wanted to find the Hogwarts train quickly and start to sleep.

According to the plot, the platform where the Hogwarts train is parked is the ticket gate between platforms 9 and 10 of King's Cross Station, which is platform nine and three-quarters.

They came to the three pillars between platforms 9 and 10.

"Go through this partition wall, and be careful not to be noticed by others." McGuffin turned around and instructed, he was not in the mood and had no time to talk nonsense.

They must pretend to be nothing and pass unobtrusively within 5 minutes.

"what!"

"Hold your luggage, follow me closely, and don't make a sound." McGuffin tightened Mr. Longman's right hand that was not carrying his luggage, and slowly walked along the railing between platforms No. 9 and No. 10, as if an ignorant child was playing.

Just when a large group of passengers were pushing and shoving, he pulled Langman to walk two steps quickly and passed through the brick wall.

"I don't feel anything, I thought it was like passing through a layer of water."

A red old-fashioned steam train is parked on the platform, with a sign on the train: Hogwarts Express.

The platform just passed behind has become an archway, and there is also a sign on it: Platform 9 3/4.

Mr. Langman was already stunned watching all this, and stood still.

"Woo - woo -" the whistle sounded.

The train was about to start, and thick smoke filled the entire platform.

Most of the people on the platform were parents, not many children, and some rushed to the train with their luggage in a hurry.

Almost all the carriages are full of students, some are still leaning out and waving to their parents, and some are casually distinguishing which of the owls flying around outside the window is theirs.

Waking up the stunned Langman, he took the luggage, and McGuffin hurriedly pulled the suitcase and ran beside the train, trying to find an empty compartment.

"Hey, MacGuffin, here, over here."

In the carriage at the rear of the train, there was a familiar shout.

It was the twin brother of the Weasley family. McGuffin looked up, and a red-haired boy leaned out not far away and was waving at McGuffin.

Woo~~ The train started to whistle again.

McGuffin simply lifted one of the boxes onto his shoulder, and the other box was pulled up in mid-air and flew quickly.

Under the stunned eyes of the twins, he rushed into the train.

The train starts—

Woo woo woo... kudang, kudang (the sound of a train hitting the rails).

McGuffin just wanted to find a private room to lie down-to sleep.

Now no one and nothing can stop him from realizing this wish.

Ron Weasley came to him excitedly, followed by the twin brothers behind the suitcase.

"You don't know who we met?"

"Who?" McGuffin cooperated blankly.

"Harry Potter!"

"Oh!" replied coldly.

"Dude! That's Harry Potter, the most famous boy of the century, and he's got to be in all the books you've bought! Why do you react like that?" Ron exclaimed.

"It should be, oops! My God!"

Fred feigned a yelp.

"Eh... oh! (Long inhalation sound) Ouch, my God!" McGuffin yawned long and gave a response to the three of them, with waves of drowsiness constantly coming up, his head bouncing bit by bit.

"Job, is there something on your face?"

George seemed to have seen something, and took off the giant glasses that covered half of McGuffin's face frame.

"Puff~~Eh ha ha ha... Job, you ha ha..."

"Ha ha……"

"I'm sorry, I really can't help it. My stomach hurts from laughing."

The three laughed together, fell to the ground and rolled.

After McGuffin took off his big glasses, he revealed two thick smoky dark circles under his eyes. They were very round and big, with heavy eye bags falling on them. He squinted his eyes and couldn't open them. The whole person looked like he was about to faint in a second.

His expressionless face made them laugh even more.

"MD, Emily's hatred..." McGuffin secretly wrote down another note for Emily in the little black book.

After a few people finished laughing, Ron stood up while holding his stomach against the wall of the carriage and asked, "You...this is (gasp)...how did you do it?"

"Nothing. Huh—(gasp)" muttered the MacGuffin, followed by another long yawn as the train picked up speed.

"Stop talking, hurry up and find a compartment and let me sleep!"

"Indeed, McGuffin, I think you haven't closed your eyes for about 7-8 days," said Ron.

Although McGuffin slept for about 3 hours on the way from Manchester to London King's Cross Station, but this time is far from enough to recover.

He felt to the three of Ron now, as if he was about to faint in the next moment.

But most of the carriages—no, it should be that all the carriages along the way were more or less full of little wizards.

So George and Fredra took the McGuffin to a compartment at the rear of the train and opened the sliding door of the compartment.

Inside was a skinny boy with black hair, a lightning scar on his forehead, green pupils, and thick glasses.

It's Harry Potter! !

He is the author of the name of the most iron-headed baby, LOVE with a snake face, the fanboy of the old bee... and so on.

"Forget it, don't worry about it, the sky is big and the earth is big, sleep is the biggest! Let's talk about the future!"

Seeing the empty seat, McGuffin's eyes were straightened, and he threw himself on it without thinking, and fell asleep next to him.

zzz...

Ron came in next.

"Sorry, there's no one here!" He pointed to McGuffin and asked, "Other places are full, this work is too tiring, and we need a place to rest."

Harry shook his head, stupefied, seemingly startled by McGuffin rushing over and falling asleep.

He then came to his senses and sat down by the window, making room for Ron.

The two sat together awkwardly.

Ron stared at the ground, his eyes wandering, he didn't know where to look, he wanted to take a look at the legendary lightning scar, but felt embarrassed, afraid of being discovered by the other party.

The twin brothers, Fred and George, cast the Levitation Charm, and McGuffin's two large suitcases were easily pushed into the compartment and placed on the luggage rack above the seat.

"Hi, Ron. You and the McGuffin are staying together. These are MacGuffin's glasses, do me a favor and keep them safe!" Fred handed McGuffin his big black-rimmed glasses to Ron.

"Look, didn't Lee Jordan get a big marsupial spider in Diagon Alley? Let's go see it."

"Are you going?" George asked with a smirk knowing that Ron was afraid of spiders.

"No!" Ron immediately said disgustedly.

"Then please take care of McGuffin! Don't let him oversleep, and remember to wake him up at some point." Fred ordered, "Then Harry, haven't we introduced ourselves to you yet? I'm Fred, he's George, this is Ron, our little brother, and the one sleeping next to him is McGuffin Albert, also a freshman."

"See you soon."

"Goodbye," said Harry.

The twins slammed the compartment door shut.

Only Ron and Harry were left in the room, and they were silent, not knowing who would speak first.

"Hoo-hoo--" the voice became louder and louder.

what sound?
It was the MacGuffin who was lying face down, and even then fell asleep and snored.

Although the voice was not loud, it made the atmosphere between the two relaxed and less awkward.

Soon the two of them became acquainted.

(End of this chapter)