Hogwarts Wandering Wizard

But the next morning, the four brothers and sisters were unable to go out because it started to rain coldly.It was raining heavily, and when you looked out the window, you could see neither the mountains nor the woods, not even the stream in the garden.

"There's nothing we can do about it. It's probably going to rain again, so we have to leave it to fate," said Edmond.They had just finished breakfast with the professor and came upstairs to the room assigned to them by the professor.It was a long, narrow, low room with two windows at each end that looked out.

"Don't always complain, Edmund!" Susan said: "Didn't the professor just say that in an hour or so, the sky will clear up, not to mention it is quite comfortable now, with both radio and There are so many books.”

"German planes launched another air raid on London last night. The bombing lasted for several hours. The areas that suffered heavy damage were..."

Peter and his youngest sister Lucy sat by the window and listened to the radio. Peter sat on the windowsill and looked at the rain outside the window with melancholy eyes.Lucy was sitting on the sofa, shaking her calves unconsciously and staring at the radio broadcast.

Susan frowned and turned the knob of the radio uneasily, but this made Lucy jump unhappy: "I want to hear news from my mother, you can't turn it off."

Edmund was silent and sat slumped on the sofa. Peter also turned his head and looked at his sister Susan's stern eyes. He jumped off the window sill in embarrassment, walked to Lucy, whose voice was choked, and hugged her. Her shoulder: "It's okay, Lucy, the war will end."

"Yes, we can return to our home by then." Susan also squatted down, took her sister's cold little hand, and warmed her with her palm.

Lucy sobbed a few times: "The quilt here has a strange smell and is uncomfortable to cover, and the bed is not solid to sleep on."

"That's just because the quilt hasn't been dried in the sun for a long time. When the weather gets nice later, we can just dry the quilt." Susan comforted her sister and wiped away her tears.

"I want to go home!" Lucy cried again.

Peter smiled bitterly and patted her back gently: "We will go back."

"But our home has been damaged by bombs, have you forgotten?" Edmund kicked the coffee table in front of the sofa out of boredom, causing the teacups on it to make a clanging sound.

"Shut up, Edmund!"

Seeing that his little sister, who had just improved, started crying again, Peter shouted angrily to his younger brother: "Can't you let me worry less?"

Edmund pursed his lips when Peter rushed him, but did not fight back. He still sat on the sofa angrily.

Peter and Susan looked at each other and saw that Lucy was still crying. They thought for a while, changed the topic and said, "How about we explore in this house? Think about it, the house here is so big. , so many rooms, even the old professor himself said that he knew very little about this house, which means there must be a lot of mysterious gadgets here."

The little girl's mind changed quickly. Under the persuasion of her brothers and sisters, she quickly broke down into laughter and shook her brother's arm: "Peter, let's play hide and seek!"

彼得和苏珊看到妹妹终于不再哭泣，也大喘了一口气松懈了下来，对视了一眼后，彼得口中开始数起了数字：“1、2、3、4、5、6、7……”

Lucy laughed like a bell and ran happily out of the room. Susan rolled her eyes, stood up and left the sofa. Edmund frowned and blurted out: "What?"

But seeing the two sisters running outside excitedly, he could only start running.

The laughter of the three children echoed in the upper half of the old house. In the room below, Mrs. McCready was taking several tourists to visit the old house. The laughter of the children did not come from upstairs. Float down.

Edmund and Lucy pushed each other twice because they were fighting for the position behind the curtain. Lucy couldn't win over her brother, so she could only run towards the end of the corridor in anger.

As if the house would never end, she opened countless rooms, but was not satisfied with any of them. She continued running and finally came to the big room.

The room was empty, except for a large wardrobe standing there, which was partially covered by a huge white curtain.

The sound from last night came to Lucy's ears again. The sound was interpreted by her brother as a bird's call, but she was very sure that it was not a bird's call, because she could tell that the sound came from the wardrobe behind the curtain. .

She cautiously approached the wardrobe and gently pulled down the huge curtain, revealing the large brown wardrobe behind it.

The large wardrobe is as high as the roof, and is all brown. On the huge wardrobe door in the middle, there is a huge apple tree carved on it. The apples hanging on the tree are so lifelike that after looking at them for a long time, you can even feel that they are flashing faintly from time to time. of golden light.

'I'll just pull it and try it, maybe it's locked! '

Lucy made a good excuse in her mind and gently pulled the handle of the closet. But what she didn't expect was that she opened the door of the closet so easily, and two mothballs rolled out, revealing There were several long leather coats hanging inside.

Lucy loved the smell of furs, so she dove into them and let them wrap around her.

Peter's voice of counting numbers came faintly, and Lucy woke up. She heard that she was playing hide and seek, and quietly closed the closet door, leaving only a gap for her to run out.

Then, she kept taking steps back, one step, two steps, three steps...

She stretched her hands behind her back, expecting she would touch the wood, but she never did.

"This wardrobe is so big!" Lucy thought until there was a creaking sound under her feet, but Lucy thought she had stepped on those mothballs.

So she lowered her body and tried to push away the mothballs, but all she touched was something cold and soft like fine sand.

Just as she thought of this idea, her feet slipped, she staggered back a few steps, and crashed into a white world.

"OMG!" Lucy exclaimed, her eyes widening in surprise, looking at the world in front of her in disbelief.

It's obviously still summer, so why is there snow?

Lucy didn't know that it was actually autumn outside. The child thought she was still in summer, but she was still surprised and happy to see such a subversive scene.

But soon, her attention was attracted by this unseasonal scene, and she walked towards the snowy woods in front of her. Within a few steps, she saw a tall lamppost standing upright, spreading dark yellow warmth. light.

Just when Lucy was looking at the towering lamppost in a daze, a brown figure flashed quickly through the woods.