Hogwarts: Breaking off the engagement at the beginning and marrying Hermione instead

Braun nodded:

"I understand.

I'll pack up and go down.

You go first."

""Yes."

Dom said respectfully.

Braun went to solve his physiological problems first.

Then he washed his hands and sat at the dining table with ease.

The English people's lunch is more casual.

Of course, the wizards are the same.

But compared with other wizards, the lunch of a wealthy pure-blood noble family like Braun is still good, at least not shabby.

A roasted golden flounder.

Paired with cherry tomatoes and a portion of mashed potatoes with gravy on the surface.

This is Braun's lunch today.

Compared with other wizards who mainly eat sandwiches and cold meals, this meal is considered a luxury.

After eating the bland lunch,

Braun picked up the cup filled with water and drank a sip of water.

Then he took a long breath and went upstairs to continue the unfinished task.

He made a promise. If he failed to complete it, although his father would definitely not laugh at him, he would not be able to get over the hurdle in his heart.

So he needs to work harder.

But before he could calm down and start studying, the door was knocked again.

Braun frowned:

"What happened again?"

"Young Master, an owl has been stopped outside the castle.

May I ask if you would like to let him in?"

Generally speaking, in the magic world, an owl postman can find the address of the recipient and deliver the letter to him. This is based on a special magic that allows owls to sense the location of the recipient.

Because everyone's magic has a different smell.

And this owl specially bred by wizards can sense this smell.

And then find that person.

Originally, the letter should have been delivered to Fry.

But the Fry family's castle was cast with a special spell.

It can confuse the owl's perception of the smell of magic.

That's why it can't enter the castle and can only hover outside the castle.

"Let it in."The one who could track the castle at this time must be the letter sent to him.

Otherwise, the owl should go to find his father or mother.

"Cuckoo……"

Not long after, Dom came in holding a huge owl.

The owl was very big, and its gray feathers and small eyes made it look a little funny.

It was a Great Grey Owl (xiao), the same species as the old and dizzy Errol at Ron's house.

They are huge in size. They are usually used for delivery. The owl realized that the child in front of it was the recipient this time.

The owl was obviously dissatisfied, because he had been flying outside for a long time.

He turned around proudly and motioned to take off the package from him quickly.

The owl was carrying a large package.

It looked full, and it was obvious that there were a lot of things inside.

Dom used magic to take the package off the owl.

Then he handed Braun a letter.

Seeing Braun's puzzled look, he explained:

"Master, this is from this owl. I just took it off."

The owl in his arms cooed twice to indicate that Braundom was right.

He took the letter.

Braun first glanced at the address.

Recipient: Fry Village, Hampshire, Fry Castle, to Braun.

It seems that this is because the magic of the castle has blocked my location.

Braun thought secretly.

After all, when Harry received the admission letter from Hogwarts, it said:

"Harry on the floor of the stone house. To Mr. Potter.

He only had the name of the castle but not his location.

He looked at the sender: Flourish and Blotts. He opened the wax seal on the letter and read it carefully:

"Dear Mr. Brown Foley, your father has ordered a batch of necessary books for you for the first-year students of Hogwarts.

Attached is the list of books:

《The Standard Book of Spells, by Miranda Goshawk

《A History of Magic, by Bathilda Bagshot

《The Theory of Magic, by Adalbert Waffling

《The Beginner's Guide to Transfiguration, by Emery Sweeney

《One Thousand Wonderful Herbs and Fungi, by Phyllida Spohr

《Magical Pharmacies and Potions, by Arsenius Giger

《Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, by Newt Scamander

《Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Defense, by Quentin Chamberlain

If you need any new books, please write to us.

Yours sincerely, Hayden Jenkins (Manager of Flourish and Blotts) put down the letter, and now he knew what was in the package.

All books.

But he didn't expect that his father would order books for him so early.

Although these books were already at home, it was obvious.

It was impossible to bring these books at home to school.

Even if his parents agreed, he would not do so. After all

, being too independent is not good.

And what if these out-of-print books are damaged when brought to school?

He would have no place to cry.

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