A certain Hogwarts esoteric leader

There's no way I could make Hogwarts such a mess.

Yunieff retorted silently to cover up his inner excitement.

Theoretically, he shouldn't know what Hogwarts is like yet, so he can't act too happy.

Be calm!Be aloof!Be like a night watchman!

Thinking like this, he couldn't wait to take the envelope...

Look at the front of the envelope.

It was written in emerald green ink: Pigeon Orphanage, owned by Mr. Eunifer Gorrell.

"..."

After a moment of silence, the excitement quickly calmed down as if it came into contact with an ice cube.

He raised his head and asked Snape: "Ms. Gorrell, it's over at the orphanage. Is there anything going on?"

Snape was slightly startled. He didn't expect Yunivore to ask this question at this time.

Children who receive notifications will generally be very excited. Even Muggle-born children will at least be curious.

It seems that the orphanage is very important to this child.

Such an attitude made Snape couldn't help but reconsider the development of the situation, although the result was still the same as before.

"Of course it's okay. The Ministry of Magic won't do anything to Muggles. They won't slap themselves in the face. Sometimes, I don't know whether the Statute of Secrecy protects Muggles or wizards." He said.

"That's good." Hearing Snape say this, Yunieff breathed a sigh of relief and returned his attention to the envelope.

He touched the envelope and felt the touch of the high-grade paper that was close to genuine leather. He turned to the back and saw a logo with an "H" as the center and surrounded by four kinds of beasts: snake, lion, eagle, badger, and underneath the logo was a dark red Fire paint.

Without a paper knife, he could only carefully peel off the paint bit by bit. After a lot of effort, he successfully opened the envelope, took out two pages of parchment, spread it out, and looked at the words on it:

[Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry]

Headmaster: Albus Dumbledore

(President of the International Federation of Wizards, first-class great magician of Sir Merlin, chief magician of Wizengamot)

Dear Mr. Gorrell:

We are pleased to inform you that you have been admitted to study at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.Enclosed is a list of required books and equipment.

Semester is scheduled to start on September 31.We will be waiting for your owl to bring your reply before July [-]st.

Vice-Chancellor

Sincerely Minerva McGonagall]

"July 31st?" Yunieff was slightly startled.

"The standard letter came out in a hurry and there was no time to modify it." Snape took a look and explained calmly.

Yunieff didn't know what to say for a moment, so he could only continue to read.

Turning to the second page, there is a list of items, including clothing, teaching materials, magic tools and magical pets. Finally, it is specially emphasized that first-year students are not allowed to bring flying broomsticks.

"Where can I buy these things?" Yunieff asked step by step.

"Diagon Alley, don't ask where it is, I will take you there when the time comes, but it could be someone else, because I hate being a nanny." Snape said.

"Okay, when will that be?" Yunieff asked, "Of course, I know, it's definitely not now."

If he goes out now, he will probably be caught by the Ministry of Magic in a few minutes.

Snape looked out the window, where platinum-gold sunlight was leaking through the cracks in the clouds.

He said: "It won't be long until Professor Dumbledore, the headmaster of Hogwarts, comes back, and there won't be any big problems with the Ministry of Magic."

Yunieff thought for a while and asked: "What do you think, the principal of a school can actually compete with government agencies?"

Snape glanced at him and said: "Hogwarts is not just a school, it is the only magic school in England! Professor Dumbledore is not just the principal of a magic school, he is also the greatest wizard of our time. ! Ministry of Magic? If Dumbledore is interested..."

He paused for a moment, as if he felt that he had said too much, so he did not continue, but arranged: "In short, you don't have to worry about the Ministry of Magic, but as a condition, you have to stay here honestly these days. Here, don’t step out of the room. There is a bathroom in the room, which is enough for you to solve your life problems. As for food, I will bring it to you later.”

"Now, I'm leaving." He stood up.

Although Snape had tried his best to maintain his balance, Yunieff noticed that his left shoulder still appeared to be higher than his right shoulder, indicating that he might have injured his right leg.

"Okay." He also stood up, not out of politeness, but if they were sitting, the height difference between the two of them would be too much, and he didn't like to talk like this.

"Can I ask one last question?" he asked.

"What's the problem?" Snape said.

He spoke more and more briefly, and it seemed that he really wanted to leave early.

"Where is Professor Dumbledore?" Yunieff asked pretending to be casual, "I would like to estimate how long it will take to wait."

"Liverpool," said Snape.

As soon as he finished speaking, a soft "Apparate" was heard, followed by a slight crackling sound, and Snape's figure disappeared into the room instantly.

"That should..." It won't take long...

Yunivo opened his mouth blankly. He originally wanted to ask a few more questions along with the "last question", but he didn't expect that Snape wouldn't give him a chance.

Then this last question was basically in vain, because he already knew Dumbledore's location from the card of Indresi.

What he really wanted to know was, what was Dumbledore doing there?

Is it possible that the achievement was just to send the admission notice to Indelexi?

That Yin De Lai Xi's face may not be too great.

Or maybe there was some reason that he didn't know about.

And that's just the first question.

In addition, he also wanted to know why it was Snape who sent him the message and not McGonagall, Flitwick, Sprout, or anyone else.

Snape really didn't look like someone who wanted to be a messenger, and he had just said that he hated being a nanny.

He seemed to be talking about the mission.

Who gave him the task?Dumbledore?

And why leave it to him and not someone else?

Yunieff was full of doubts and wished he could find a piece of paper to sort out his thoughts.

But now is a special period, so it’s better not to leave any evidence in black and white.

The most important thing at the moment is to figure out where you are, so as to avoid being unable to escape due to accidents.

It's not that he doesn't believe in the safety here, but there is nothing certain in the world. He can cause such a big trouble by trying a small repair spell, let alone other things.

With this thought in mind, he stooped and walked toward the window.

He only knew that this place was in the second-floor room of the Leaky Cauldron, which was on a street in London, but he had never paid such careful attention to the specific location in his previous life.

Tiptoeing to the window, Yunifo peeked out with half of his head exposed, and saw a silver-gray steel shed-style building coming into view.

On the signboard at the entrance of the building, the words "BOROUGHMARKET" are prominently written, and an ancient Gothic-style tower can be seen on the right.

Looking further down, there are people coming and going on the street in an endless stream, but the passers-by never cast a glance this way.

This should be the effect of magic.

Yunieff gradually understood. Although he didn't like to run out very much, he had read so many newspapers and naturally had a little understanding of the streets and alleys of London.

Comparing his memory, he quickly concluded that this should be Charing Cross Street.