Harry Potter's Cousin Dudley at Hogwarts

It wasn't long before Hermione and Ron came back with big smiles exchanging the candy for a bunch of copper Knuts.Hermione began to describe the interesting scenes she observed in other cars with enthusiasm, making the people in the car gradually forget the tension just now.

Ron quickly divided the money for candy into several shares.Although both Dudley and Harry said they didn't need it, Ron insisted on handing over the divided money to them.

As for Draco, his tone was a little haughty, expressing contemptuously that he disdained such a small amount of money, which made Ron decide not to give him the money in a rage.

Although Draco looked arrogant, Harry could sense that he wasn't really that disdainful.So, he divided the money Ron gave him again, and secretly stuffed it into Draco's pocket.

When Harry secretly gave him money, although he was a little surprised at first, he still accepted the money Harry gave.

At this time, the door of the carriage where Dudley and the others were staying was suddenly opened, and Professor Lupine's face was revealed at the door, and there was a trace of tension and worry in his eyes.However, when he saw Dudley, Harry and the others in the carriage all staring at him, Lupine took a deep breath and tried to look like he was back to normal.

He asked eagerly, "Are you all right?" His gaze remained on Harry's face, as if the question was specifically for Harry.There seemed to be some other emotions and information hidden in those eyes, which was unpredictable.

"No...it's okay, we're all fine." Harry shook his head nervously under Lupine's gaze.

"Just now I went to the driver's cab to ask the train driver. We will arrive at Hogwarts in 10 minutes. You can prepare." After Lupine finished speaking, he quickly turned and left the carriage where Dudley and the others were.

"I think there is something wrong with him, Harry, you have to be more careful with him." Hermione waited until Lupine left completely, and said with a trace of worry in her tone.

"Yeah." Harry nodded, but there was a hint of thought in his eyes.He felt that the gaze that Lupine was looking at him just now seemed to be full of concern. Unlike other professors he had come into contact with, this gaze didn't make him feel any malice.

During the rest of the drive, the atmosphere in the carriage became extraordinarily quiet.Dudley and the others began to change into the uniforms of the magic school. Everyone was immersed in their own thoughts. Only the scene outside the window reminded them that the night was getting dark and a new school year was about to begin.

Finally, the train let out a long honking sound, as if announcing their arrival to this mysterious world, and slowly stopped at Hogsmeade Station.Everyone got up one after another, packed their luggage, and prepared to get off.

The moment we stepped off the train, the chaos of the station was overwhelming: the hooting of owls, the high-pitched meowing of cats, even the croaking of Neville's pet toad under his hat, all of which mingled into one Unique hustle and bustle.

The cold air on the small platform was overwhelming, and the bone-chilling rain poured down. The raindrops hit the platform and splashed all over the ground.People's faces were pale and wet, as if the rain had soaked their bodies and souls.

"First-year freshmen, go this way!" A familiar and loud voice penetrated the sound of the rain and resounded on the platform, guiding the confused freshmen.

Dudley and the others turned around and saw Hagrid's huge figure at the other end of the platform. His back was even more burly in the rain, as if he was a protector, and he was waving to the panicked freshmen.

Freshmen will cross the lake according to the ancient tradition of Hogwarts and start their new journey in the wizarding world.

Originally, Dudley and the others planned to have a few words with Hagrid after they got off the car, to ask Hagrid if he knew about the dementors.However, the crowd at the station was bustling with people hurrying, jostling around, leading them to move involuntarily to the other side of the platform.