Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

The results came out, and both Harry and Ron passed the exam with very high scores.

Needless to say, Miss Granger has the honor of being the top student in the grade, which is not something that everyone can have.

Dudley and Neville, the two best friends in Potions class, managed to save some marks in Herbology class, so they passed with low marks.

Before they knew it, their luggage had been packed, and a notice was handed out to every student - prohibiting the use of magic during the holidays. However, in the eyes of most students, the meaning of this notice was like the frequent shortage of toilet paper in the toilet, which was meaningless.

"I kept hoping they'd forget to send us this notice."

Fred, one of the twins, said with emotion.

On the way back, unable to resist everyone's enthusiastic invitation, Dudley slowly came to the water's edge and performed the highly praised flying pole again. This time, his movements were much more skillful, and he even did a fancy somersault in the air before landing firmly on the other side.

"Honestly, you should have used a broomstick, cousin."

Looking at the conspicuous Dudley, Harry could only puff out his cheeks and complain.

Then he was slapped on the back of his head, neither light nor heavy.

After all, it was the first year at Hogwarts, and as a commemorative ceremony, the freshmen had to take a boat back and forth. There was no doubt that this was fair.

However, with the help of Mr. Dursley's extraordinary power, it was fully proved that some students could be more fair than most students.

At this time, Dudley had understood some of the common sense of the wizarding world.

For example, a flying broom, if adapted to the Muggle worldview, is equivalent to a means of transportation.

The training broom in the flight class warehouse can almost be considered a small electric scooter.

The Sweep Eleven Stars used by Ron in 1995 could reach a maximum speed of 70 miles per hour, which is about 112 kilometers per hour, making it a very practical vehicle.

The Nimbus 2000 that the two own now, as well as the Nimbus 2001 that will be launched in the future, are faster and can be considered good professional sports cars.

As for the Firebolt that Harry will own in the future, it is a high-level racing car that is completely out of reach of ordinary sports cars in terms of speed. This also easily explains why Lucius, the biological father of the rich second-generation Draco, did not buy a Firebolt for Draco.

In order to make his son happy, the father of the rich second generation would buy him a sports car, but it is rare to see him buy an F1 car.

Only a guy like Sirius could do such a thing.

Speaking of which, many people had an uncle like this when they were young - he rode a motorcycle, listened to pop songs, wore big frog-eye glasses, and a leather jacket. He was in his thirties and had not married or saved money, but he was willing to buy small gifts for the younger generations. They were all game consoles and snacks, things that children really liked, unlike their biological parents, who would give "gifts" like watches and stationery. After all, there is only one uncle in the Blake family, so it is normal for him to spend as much money as he has.

However, Dudley was still very happy to think that Professor McGonagall gave him a sports car directly. It was also a good thing to benefit from Harry's fame.

In fact, with Harry's savings, not to mention buying a gun for himself, even if it was for each player in the team, it would be more than enough. But Harry had never been a spendthrift, except for buying some butter beer and snacks occasionally, and the gold Galleons in Gringotts were almost always there.

On the train, Ron was still describing to his brothers the action scene in which Dudley punched the White Queen.

"You should become a bard instead, Ronald."

George shrugged, pinched out a chocolate frog and stuffed it into the mouth of the chattering Ron.

"Actually, I think what Dudley said makes a lot of sense."

"Think about it, all magic is almost non-directional, and it requires chanting."

"You really haven't seen this guy Dudley. What kind of expression does he have when he is boxing? Voldemort knows, right?"

Everyone nodded. The scene behind the trapdoor had become a topic of conversation for the students at Hogwarts. I don't know who had exaggerated the details, so that the battle in the chamber of secrets had become a battle between Gryffindor's Grandmaster Dudley and Voldemort.

Harry wanted to laugh when he heard this. Quirrell and Voldemort, except at the beginning, still had some evil faces, but when they really started fighting, they were completely pinned to the ground by Dudley.

Harry couldn't hold back his excitement at the thought of Voldemort's mysteriously missing nose.

"You must come to our house to play this summer vacation."

The train arrived at the station and Ron swallowed the last bite of chocolate.

"All three of you come—I'll send an owl for you."

Harry, Hermione and Dudley all nodded.

The moment of departure was approaching, and Harry could already see Uncle Vernon, who always seemed to be in a sullen state, and Aunt Petunia, who had a complicated look on her face, on the platform.

"Goodbye, Harry."

Hermione waved her hand, turned her head, looked at Dudley meaningfully, and then left happily.

"Must come!"

Ron also saw Mrs. Weasley, and he hurriedly hugged Harry.

"I say, are you ready?"

Vernon's voice suddenly sounded, and Harry subconsciously shrank his neck, but did not receive the expected insult.

"That's nice, isn't it?"

Dudley shrugged. He looked at his adoptive parents and saw that their attitude towards Harry had changed a little, and he felt a sense of emotion.

If we talk about bad people, Vernon and Petunia are definitely not bad people, because when Harry was still a baby, Petunia and Vernon took him in. They spent at least ten years together, so is there no family affection between them? Obviously, it is impossible.

If we have to talk about the "abuse" that Harry suffered as a minor, we might as well take a look at Hogwarts in the distance. In the office of the Squib Filch, there are still handcuffs, shackles and iron chains used to punish students.

Vernon is a stubborn and old-fashioned person. He cannot accept any changes that are different from the Muggle world, including the existence of wizards. If Dudley had not become a "wizard", Vernon would have turned around and left.

Petunia's thoughts were more complicated. When she was little, she wrote a letter to Dumbledore, hoping to become a wizard with Lily. But her wish was not fulfilled, and her sister died in a battle between wizards. Naturally, she had no good face towards Harry due to her complicated emotions.

However, things have changed.

With this new Dudley, a caring cousin who is even willing to sign the "Unbreakable Vow" for Harry, what kind of abuse can Harry suffer?

"Thinking about it this way, a good childhood does have a huge impact on people."

Dudley thought as he sat in Vernon's car.

For the little wizards, a long and boring vacation has begun.