[HP] When the Sword Fairy traveled to Hogwarts

For the next month, they got along well with the Dursleys. The Dursleys treated them as if they didn't exist, but Dudley always hesitated to talk to them.

They were happy and leisurely, spending most of their time in the room. Harry was immersed in the magical world in the book, while Bai Lu spent most of her time practicing, occasionally reading the magic book to take a break, or teasing Hedwig.

Bai Lu cast a space-like spell on the room. It doesn't look big from the outside, but once you enter the room, you will find that it contains everything. All kinds of furniture are available, and the space for movement is large, comparable to two rooms.

They both have their own space, with the windows wide open, allowing Hedwig to come in and out. They are each busy with their own things, no one disturbs them, and it seems that the time is quiet.

In this way, a month passed quickly, and on September 5st, Harry was so excited that he got up early at o'clock.

Before that, Bai Lu asked Mr. Jones to take them to the train station. Privet Drive was a bit far from the train station. In order to avoid being late, Mr. Jones had already been downstairs at 7 o'clock.

Mr. Jones helped them put the full suitcase and the birdcage with Hedwig in the car. The heavy luggage flattened the wheels of the car. After everything was ready, they officially set off. .

Today is Sunday, there are not many cars on the road, but it still took them three and a half hours to get to the train station, and it was already 3:10 when they arrived at their destination.

Mr. Jones helped them carry their luggage to the station door. Bai Lu declined his intention to send them in. She was joking, if she really asked him to send them in, how would she explain why they hit the wall?

No matter what time of day, there are always so many people at the train station.

As they pushed their luggage, many people cast curious glances at Hedwig. When they arrived at the platform, Harry saw a large plastic sign with the number 9 hanging on one platform, and a large plastic sign with the number 10 hanging on the other platform. cards, and nothing in between.

He wanted to stop a passing guard and ask for directions, but Bai Lu pulled him to the pillar wall between platforms 9 and 10. There was a group of people gathered there. A short, fat woman was talking to four red men. The boy with the hair spoke and looked like a mother sending her children to take the train.

This would have been nothing special, but each of them was pushing a suitcase like Harry's, and more importantly, they also had an owl.

Harry's heart was beating fast, and he tugged at the corner of Bai Lu's clothes excitedly, pulling her to stop not far from them so that he could see what they were doing.

He saw the boy who looked to be the oldest walking towards the middle of platforms 9 and 10. Harry stared at him intently, not even daring to blink for fear of missing something.

But just as the boy reached the boundary between platforms 9 and 10, a large group of passengers suddenly swarmed in front of Harry. When the last large rucksack moved away, the child had disappeared.

Harry was surprised and didn't know how he did it. Next, two red-haired boys who looked exactly the same walked toward the partition wall with brisk steps, and then suddenly disappeared.

At this time, there were still ten minutes left before the train departed. Just as Bai Lu wanted to step forward to talk to the mothers of those children, Harry got the better of her. He felt that he had grown up and should take on some responsibilities instead of always relying on Bai Lu to solve the problem. .

Bai Lu was stunned for a moment, and then felt a little emotional. It seemed that the soft little dumpling in his childhood had grown up. He would return to the world that belonged to him. He shoulders the responsibility of saving the magical world. Through hardships, he would grow into a A qualified leader.

And she can't interfere too much in this. This is his experience. What she can do is to prevent him from experiencing the pain of life, separation, and death.

No matter what the considerations were, she wanted to make up for the regrets in the original work. She just wanted to be a tool. Just get used to it.

"I'm sorry," Harry said to the fat woman.

"Hi, dear," she greeted them friendly and looked at Bai Lu curiously, but her eyes were gentle and Bai Lu didn't mind. "It's your first time going to Hogwarts, right? Ron too. New life," she said, pointing at the last, her youngest son.

The child was tall and thin, clumsy, with freckles on his face, big hands, big feet, and a long nose.

"Yes," Harry said, "The problem is... the problem is we don't know how to get there..." He said, feeling a little embarrassed.

"How do I get to the platform?" she said understandingly, and Harry nodded.

"Don't worry," she said, "just keep walking straight towards the wall between platforms 9 and 10. Don't stop, don't be afraid, keep running straight in, that's important. If you're nervous, just Run away. Come on, you go first, Ron will follow you."

"Oh... okay." Harry said somewhat uncertainly.

Bai Lu thanked her and then stood side by side with Harry.

She cooperated with Harry to turn the trolley around and walked towards the partition wall, then gradually quickened her pace and hit the partition wall.

In the process, she opened her Delirium Eyes and took a look. She could see that the wall was actually a barrier, separating Platform 9 and 4/3, and the crowd behind the wall was bustling.

After passing through the barrier, Bai Lu grabbed Harry, who was still rushing forward with his eyes closed, and he opened his eyes in a daze.

I saw a dark red steam locomotive parked next to a platform crowded with passengers. The sign on the train read: Hogwarts Express, eleven o'clock.

Harry looked back and saw that what used to be a partition wall was now a wrought iron archway with the words: Platform 9 and 4/3 written on it.

They made it in, and he almost jumped for joy, looking around curiously.

The smoke of the steam locomotive hovered over the chattering crowd, and cats of various colors walked around under the feet of the people.Amidst the buzzing of the crowd and the noise of dragging heavy luggage, owls also hooted piercingly, answering each other.

Harry and Bai Lu squeezed through the crowd and found an empty box near the back of the car.

Harry put Hedwig on it first, and then dragged and dragged his suitcase towards the door of the car. He wanted to move the suitcase onto the pedal, but he couldn't lift it at all.

Just as Bai Lu was about to step forward to help, she saw one of the red-haired twin brothers she met at the ticket gate saying to Harry, "Want to help?"

"Yes, please help me," Harry said breathlessly.

"Hey, Fred, come here and help!"

Another red-haired boy came over. He knew that Bai Lu was with Harry, so he planned to help her pull her suitcase into the car.

Before Bai Lu could stop her, the boy grabbed the handle of the suitcase and lifted it hard.

Ok……

Obviously, he didn't move it, but used too much force to release it, and his whole body fell backward due to inertia.

Bai Lu quickly stretched out her hand to hold his shoulders, but she underestimated his height and overestimated her current height, so as a result, she held the boy's waist.

The boy who thought he would fall solidly only felt a burst of lotus fragrance coming towards his face, and then his waist was firmly supported by slender but strong hands. After he stood firm, he turned around and saw that the person holding him was She was an oriental girl who was as tall as his waist.

"Oh...thank you," the red-haired boy said with a smile, "your suitcase is really heavy. You shouldn't have stuffed all your belongings into it, right?" the boy said jokingly.

I have to say that the boy was half right. Bai Lu used space magic to put a lot of things in. Before, she had moved the suitcase by herself. The weight was nothing to her, so she forgot to use a suitcase. Lightweight technique is used to reduce the weight of the suitcase.

Facing the boy's teasing, Bai Lu smiled awkwardly. Harry and the boy's twin brother in front also noticed the movement on their side and asked them what was wrong.

Bai Lu shook her head, and carried her suitcase into the car without making any mistakes, and followed Harry and the others in front.

The red-haired boy watched in surprise as she lifted the box easily with one hand, and followed her, keeping his eyes on her.

With the boy's help, Harry finally pushed the suitcase to the corner of the box, and Bai Lu also placed the suitcase next to his.

"Thanks," Harry said, brushing his sweaty hair away from his eyes.

"What is that?" one of the twins suddenly pointed at Harry's lightning-shaped scar.

"Oh, my God," said the other twin, "are you..."

"He is..." said the first twin to speak, "are you?"

The twins seemed to be playing a riddle, and Harry asked with some confusion, "What is it?"

"Harry Potter," the twins said in unison.

"Oh, him." Harry suddenly realized, "I mean, yes, I am."

The brothers stared at him blankly, and Harry felt himself blushing, when, to his relief, a shout came from the open door of the car.

"Fred? George? Are you in the car?"

"It's coming, Mom."

The twins took one last look at Harry and Bai Lu before jumping out of the car.