Harry Potter: Glory Bows to Me

"My name is Hermione Granger, what are your names?"

Hermione also smiled brightly.

She looked around the carriage, sizing up the other two people sitting opposite her.

"I'm Harry Potter and he's Draco Malfoy."

Harry glanced at Draco, who had a gloomy face, and introduced him.

Hermione apparently ignored the latter and she let out a small exclamation.

"Oh! Harry Potter, I've read about you in so many books, this is unbelievable... By the way, which house do you want to go to? I saw in the books that they all said Gryffindor is the best, but I think Ravenclaw is also good..."

Hermione spoke rapidly.

"I think we're all going to be in Slytherin—if nothing goes wrong with the Sorting Hat," said Amanta.

"Slytherin?" Hermione seemed to have not expected this answer at all.

"Oh, sorry. I mean, Slytherin doesn't seem to have a very good reputation in the outside world..."

Hermione hesitated and didn't say anything more.

Amanta said calmly: "I think we should follow our inner choices instead of listening to outside comments."

Hermione seemed to be enlightened. She suddenly realized: "Amanta, your words have enlightened me."

Amanta smiled faintly: "Not all Slytherins are bad people."

"I think... you are a very smart person. I look forward to becoming friends with you in Hogwarts."

Hermione glanced at the time, quickly stood up, and led Neville out.

"I have to go, Neville, let's go look for your toad somewhere else."

She had just taken a few steps out when she poked her furry head back in.

"Oh, I forgot to remind you that you need to change into your school uniforms quickly. I asked the conductor a while ago, and we are almost at the station."

Harry stood up suddenly.

"Oh my god, I haven't changed my robe yet..."

Harry looked between Amanta and Draco, obviously hoping to find someone of the same ilk.

Unfortunately, Draco came in his school uniform robe, and Amanta had already prepared the robe and put it aside. At this moment, she had just put the robe on and fastened the silver buttons on the collar.

Harry had no choice but to pick up his suitcase from the luggage rack, search for his robes, and put them on in a hurry.

When he was buckling the box, something obviously went terribly wrong.

"Amanta, what should I do... We bought too many snacks, and my luggage can no longer hold them."

Harry stuffed snacks and various school supplies into his suitcase with great distress. His large suitcase was so full that it could hardly be closed.

Draco sneered: "You guys need food, I'm not responsible for it."

He then looked out the window, ignoring them, while stroking the ring on his right thumb.

Amanta unpacked her own suitcase, which didn't have much room left.

Amanta suggested, "How about... Harry, see how much you can still put in your pockets?"

Just as she grabbed a handful of candy and was about to make a ruthless move on Harry's pocket.

The candies suddenly became light and weightless, and then they seemed to turn into a stream of air.

Whoosh—the Sage's Ring on her hand was sucked in.

Amanta raised her left arm in surprise and looked at her empty left hand.

"What's going on? Where's the bag of Beebe Every Flavour Beans?"

She has read a lot of books these days, but she seems to have not seen an explanation for this phenomenon.

Draco was also a little surprised, and he stared at Amanta's wrist.

"Could it be that the Sage's Ring is... a storage ring?"

He raised his right hand and showed the ring on his thumb to Amanta.

"The ring of the Malfoy family heir is a storage ring. It can probably hold things as big as a bedroom."

This is a simple and elegant silver ring, engraved with the Malfoy family crest, and decorated with some dark green patterns on the ring.

"This is a special material made by fairies. The bigger it is, the more space it can hold. If it's as big as the Sage's Ring, it's Merlin's pants! I can't imagine. Maybe there's something Merlin left behind in there."

Amanta looked at it carefully and tried to touch the emerald on it, but the bracelet seemed to have no reaction.

"How do I use this thing?"

"Putting it in is easy. All you have to do is silently think about putting something in there."

Draco picked up a pack of chocolate frogs, and for a moment the chocolate frogs seemed to liquefy and flow into his ring.

"Amazing!" Harry exclaimed.

Draco spread his hands and looked at Amanta helplessly.

"But to get something from inside... you need a password."

"The noble Malfoy is always loyal to his own interests."

He whispered these words, a puff of smoke came out of the ring, and the Chocolate Frog reappeared in his hand.

"..."

How did she know the password of this bracelet?

Amanta held up the bracelet, and in the middle of the bracelet, in the dark green stone, were floating a few small English letters of Merlin.

Could it be this?

But if that was the case, who would be so bold as to write the password outside... She thought that person must be crazy.

"Merlin."

Amanta said this with the mentality of trying everything possible.

Yet it clearly worked.

Suddenly a space came into her sight.

Amanta blinked, making sure she wasn't hallucinating.

She knew she was still on the Hogwarts Express, but her consciousness seemed to have entered another world.

It feels so amazing.

This is an extremely spacious room, covered with quaint dark carpets and with a huge crystal chandelier hanging from the ceiling.

If Draco's storage ring is a bedroom, then the Sage's Ring can be considered a villa.

But to her disappointment, there was nothing in the room except for the bag of Bibi Every Flavour Beans that she had just put in the corner.

Oh wait... there seems to be something else - there is an extremely tattered parchment map on the ground.

Unfortunately, due to its age, the handwriting is messy and blurred, and it is almost impossible to make out.

Amanta took out the bag of Bibi's every-flavor beans and the map with a little disappointment, and showed them to Draco: "I did it! But... there seems to be nothing here, only a map."

Draco and Harry leaned over and shook their heads regretfully.

"It's completely unclear."

Harry comforted her, "It's okay, you now have your own huge storage room, you know, this is super cool, okay?"

Harry couldn't wait to put the pile of candies and sandwiches into Amanta's hands.

"..."

Amanta had no choice but to put all the snacks away and use it as a practice storage ring.