Harry doesn't want to be a wizard, he just wants to be a superhero

Harry had thought it was some kind of spell to dispel invisibility, but unexpectedly, Peeves not only didn't appear, but also bent over in front of Percy and let out several loud, ear-piercing farts that sounded like balloons deflating.

Peeves's buttocks were pressed tightly against Percy's face, but because Peeves was a ghost, there was no physical contact between them.

Nevertheless, the scene was still hilarious, and Harry, who saw everything, couldn't help but laugh.

Noticing the laughter, Peeves floated over to Harry with his cane, curiously examining him. When he saw Harry's gaze following his movements, he was utterly astonished:

"You can see Peeves!"

The transparent little imp ghost came in front of Harry, curiously sizing him up.

This ghost was small and thin, like an elf, particularly short.

It had a broad face and a large mouth, with a pair of wicked black eyes, and a mischievous and cunning smile was always on its face.

Its hair, like Malfoy's, was golden, but messy and completely unkempt. Even the tall top hat on its head and the bright green dress it wore looked dirty.

This was a ghost who didn't like to be clean.

"Yes, I can see you." Harry scrutinized the ghost. Ghosts stayed at Hogwarts for a very long time, and since they could walk through walls, they were very familiar with Hogwarts's secret passages.

He wondered if ghosts could become borrowers. If so, developing a few ghosts would allow Harry to learn about most of Hogwarts's hidden passages.

Peeves felt incredulous: "No, how could you possibly discover me? How am I supposed to play pranks in the future? What's your name?"

"Harry Potter."

"Oh my goodness, it's Harry Potter! That's not surprising. It's normal for the Savior to be able to see me.

Respected Mr. Harry, could we discuss something? Please don't expose me when I'm playing pranks?"

Upon learning Harry's name, Peeves revealed an expression of dawning realization.

In the eyes of wizards, the Savior could do anything, so seeing Peeves was only natural.

This made Harry think of his borrowing. Borrowing seemed like a demon's trick, but could he attribute borrowing to the Savior's identity?

If he could, he wouldn't have to secretly develop borrowers.

Peeves was very afraid that Harry would disturb his pranks in the future, so he kept getting closer to Harry, his big face very near.

Harry couldn't help but push him away, a move that shocked Peeves again, and the other young wizards as well.

Peeves was completely stunned: "You can actually touch me! Even most spells can't hit me!"

Older students from Gryffindor also whispered, discussing among themselves:

"Is this some kind of magic? Or a unique ability of the Savior?"

"If we could also touch Peeves, wouldn't we be able to teach him a lesson?"

"That's right, the detestable Peeves has strong magical resistance. Even spells cast by seventh-year students can hardly affect him!"

Peeves, of course, also heard the young wizards' discussions. He was terrified. If this was really some kind of teachable magic, then with all his past misdeeds, he would definitely be taught a lesson by all the young wizards together.

Thinking about what would happen next, Peeves immediately pleaded with Harry:

"No, my dear Harry, please don't teach this magic to others, or poor Peeves will die!

I'll leave right now, and Peeves won't play any pranks in front of Harry in the future!"

Seeing Peeves disappear, the Gryffindor students cheered together, celebrating Gryffindor's victory.

"We have Potter! Potter can do anything!"

"Hahaha, Peeves likes to hit me on the head with Quaffles. He was finally taught a lesson by Potter. It's so funny to see him scared."

Some young wizards who had suffered deeply from Peeves pushed through the crowd and came to Harry's side, excitedly asking him:

"Harry, why can you touch Peeves? Is it magic? Can we learn it?"

That was indeed magic, but not magic from the wizarding world, but the astral projection magic of Kamar-Taj.

Astral projection magic could separate the soul from the body, allowing it to roam the infinite multiverse in soul form, and it could also knock other people's souls out of their bodies, and of course, touch souls.

Harry, who possessed chaos magic, mastered this kind of magic that didn't require magical stability very quickly, which was why he could touch Peeves.

But astral projection couldn't be taught to these young wizards, not only because astral projection was also a difficult magic to learn in Kamar-Taj, but also because they didn't have borrowing objects.

Perhaps Harry could temporarily act as a dimensional deity, becoming the borrowing object for the young wizards, and he intended to use the Savior's characteristics to explain this.

So Harry smiled brightly and said: "It seems like this is magic that I was born to master. I don't know how to teach it to others."

While the young wizards were all disappointed, Harry continued:

"But although I can't teach it to others, it seems like I can 'lend' it to them, but I'm not yet proficient in how to 'lend' it, you need to wait."

The young wizards became excited again, shouting Harry Potter's name, praising the Savior's arrival.

Even Percy, as a prefect, was quite excited:

"Originally, only the Bloody Baron could subdue Peeves, but now we also have Harry!

It seems that the Gryffindor common room will be much quieter in the future. Peeves won't dare to play pranks in front of Harry.

Alright, we're here."

The group stopped at the end of a corridor on the seventh floor, where a portrait hung on the wall.

It was a very plump woman, wearing a pink court dress. Upon seeing the Gryffindor group, she asked:

"Password?"

Percy replied: "Dragon dung!"

Upon hearing the correct password, the portrait swung forward, revealing a circular opening behind the wall that only allowed one person to pass through.

Percy turned to the many first-year students and said:

"The password for the common room is Dragon dung. You must remember it, otherwise you'll have to wait for someone else to open the door to get in."

The young wizards entered the Gryffindor common room one by one. It was a comfortable and spacious circular room, filled with soft armchairs.

The overall style of the common room was nostalgic and classic, somewhat similar to Kamar-Taj, which Harry liked very much.

Percy, as a prefect, was very competent. He directed the girls to enter one door. Hermione looked back at Harry, and with Harry's smile, the two briefly separated.

After the girls left, Percy then led the boys into another door. In stark contrast to the girls' door on the right, the boys' door was on the left.

Going up a spiral staircase, when they reached a tower, Harry suddenly felt a special palpitation in his heart.

This palpitation told him that before long, he would return to another world again!