The Shopkeeper of All Worlds in the British Wizarding World

Chapter 455: Winning over the Werewolves
The last night of the semester arrived. Many people had packed their bags and were preparing to go downstairs for the final farewell party. At this time, Ryan received a letter from his parents. In the letter, they first expressed their dissatisfaction with Ryan's attitude of not consulting him before getting engaged, and then told Ryan that if this was the result of his and Hermione's careful consideration, they would respect his idea. They just needed to listen to their explanation.

So after discussing with the Grangers, the four of them have now returned to London. The letter asked Ryan to call home at King's Cross Station on the day he returned to London for the holiday, and then go directly to the Grangers' house with Hermione to discuss the issue.

When he went downstairs with Hermione to attend the end-of-term banquet, Ryan learned that Hermione's parents had also written her a similar letter. He had to be grateful that British parents gave their children more freedom in this regard, making the current situation much better than he had imagined.

The next day, on the way back to Hogwarts Express, Malfoy and his friends tried to attack Harry once again to vent their anger for their Death Eater family. Unfortunately, they made the mistake of choosing to do this in front of a compartment full of DA members. As a result, they were taught a lesson.

When Harry and his friends bought some snacks to celebrate, Ryan and Hermione also walked in hand in hand. They had just gone to fulfill their duties as prefects to maintain order. However, the attentive Ginny noticed that both of them were a little nervous.

"What happened to you two?" Ginny asked with concern, which also attracted the attention of Harry, Ron and others.

"Well - today we need to tell our parents about our decision to get engaged." Ryan looked at Ginny and said, "It's normal to be nervous in this situation."

"Ah, this is indeed very stressful." "But Ryan, you can't escape this kind of thing." The twins said one by one, and then they said in unison, "So, young man, please face it bravely."

The twins' jokes made everyone in the box laugh, and then they started to do their own things, such as reading newspapers, magazines or playing wizard chess.

The Daily Prophet was full of articles about how to fight off Dementors, the Ministry of Magic's attempts to hunt down Death Eaters - that kind of thing, and some hysterical letters saying that the author had seen Voldemort pass by their house early on such and such a morning.

"War is just a precursor, but the wizards in Britain are already in such a mess. It shows that Voldemort's power is very strong. They are so scared before the battle even starts. The next war will definitely not be easy." After reading the Daily Prophet, Ryan came to a less optimistic conclusion. It seems that his family's trip to the Celestial Empire was a very meaningful thing.

But what was more meaningful to Ryan was that on the train he received offset points for changing the battle of the Ministry of Magic and a series of other things, a total of 46 points.

When the train finally stopped at King's Cross Station, Ryan pulled Hermione off the train. When they got the ticket inspector's permission to pass the magic barrier between platforms 9 and 10 with Harry and Ron, they found that many members of the Order of the Phoenix were already waiting on the other side of the wall.

There was Mad-Eye Moody in a bowler hat, Tonks next to Lupin who looked in good spirits, the Weasleys in their best Muggle clothes, and Sirius, who was holding his St. Mungo's healer lover, with a golden prosthetic hand on his left arm and a bright smile on his face.

"Oh, it's great to see you're all safe." Weasley happily hugged each of the children. Then Lupin and Tonks greeted Harry and walked over to Ryan and the others.

"It looks like you've been doing well lately. You look much better than before." Ryan looked him up and down and said with a smile after seeing Lupin coming over. After Tonks came over and said hello, she ran to the side and chatted quietly with Hermione. "For people like us, it's very good to have a job that can earn income through labor." Lupin whispered in a low voice. "You know, even if Umbridge has left now, the law he left behind to restrict werewolves still exists. Thanks to you, what I can do now is to prevent those non-evil werewolves from joining Voldemort's side because of hunger and cold by providing a job."

"That sounds good." Ryan nodded. "How many werewolves are there on the plantations in Northern Europe now?"

"There are 19 of us including me. In addition, there is a couple who are not werewolves, but a family of wizards and Muggles. Their child was unfortunately bitten, and after learning that we can treat werewolves kindly, they brought their child here. The wife is a witch who graduated from Beauxbatons and is now in charge of the external liaison issues of the manor. Her husband is an artist, so it seems that he has a lot of free time to take care of their children."

"The love that parents have for their children is truly great." Ryan sighed after listening to Lupin's story. Lupin also agreed with his words. He thought of his childhood experience when his parents still loved him even after they knew he had turned into a werewolf.

These werewolves are indeed very serious about their work. According to previous reports, Ryan found that this large plantation in Northern Europe can already provide most of the common raw materials for the joke shop, reducing the cost of the product by about 1/5. At the same time, the reliability of these werewolves has also been proven, because Ryan's plantation can grow things near the Arctic Circle because of the sunflower. So far, this secret has not been exposed by the werewolves, even though these werewolves used to live in the magic world and know the value of this magical plant.

Therefore, the so-called low morals of werewolves is a lie made up by some racists. It is true that some werewolves have low morals, but this has nothing to do with their bloodline.

"That's good. I'm trying to find a way to make werewolves live like normal people. I think I have a clue now." Ryan told Lupin the good news. After falling into the veil, his strength improved, which gave Ryan hope to solve this problem.

"The fresh-keeping water bottle you used last time was very useful." Lupin nodded. "So there is no need to be too impatient. We have enough patience to wait."

After Lupin finished speaking, Hermione and Tonks almost finished their whispers and walked over side by side. Then Tonks said, "Okay, let's move on to the next step. You see Sirius has passed by."

While Ryan was still confused, he saw Sirius, Moody and Mr. Weasley walking towards the Dursleys. When they got closer, they found that everyone was warning the Dursleys, led by Mr. Weasley, not to abuse Harry. As a former murder wanted criminal, Sirius's intimidation was undoubtedly extremely effective. Especially when he showed the golden fake hand on his left hand, he completely shocked Uncle Vernon.

"By the way, please ask Sirius what kind of prosthetic hand he would like. After you find out, write to me. I can make him a better one." After saying goodbye to everyone, Ryan whispered to Lupin.

After shaking hands with Lupin, Ryan dragged his luggage and went to the train station with Hermione to catch the bus. At the same time, he prayed that everything would go well when he met his parents later.

(End of this chapter)