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Chapter 328 The first day of school
Aragorn then declined the Anlomir family's offer to stay, and before leaving, he gently instructed young Anlomir:
“Anlomir, receiving an acceptance letter from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is an opportunity that many people can only dream of. You must seize this opportunity and study hard at school, understand?”

Anlomir's young face was full of seriousness as he nodded solemnly: "Chieftain, I will definitely study magic hard and become strong to protect the glory of our Dunedan people!"

Upon hearing this, Aragorn couldn't help but ruffle his fluffy hair, smiling and shaking his head:
"Alright, Anlomir, don't put too much pressure on yourself. Just study hard, make some sincere friends, and grow up happily. As for things like glory, it's not your place to bear the burden of a little kid like you."

He then bid farewell to Anlomir and his family and returned to his residence to prepare for his next adventure.

As soon as Anlomir returned home, he eagerly opened his magic book and began learning the spells with his wand.

Three days had passed by the time he successfully cast the Fluorescent Spell with his wand.

Just as Anlomir excitedly ran downstairs to tell his parents the good news, there was a sudden knock on their door.

Upon opening the door, a strange man in a black work uniform stood outside.

"Who are you?" Anlomir's father asked warily.

The man in uniform looked completely businesslike.

“Is this Mr. Anlomir’s house? I’m Matthew, an employee of the Floo Network Office of the Department of Transportation, Ministry of Magic. You have applied for access to the Floo Network, so I’ve come to help you connect the fireplace so that you can use it for passage in the future.”

Upon hearing the stranger's words and seeing the wand in his hand, Anlomir and his family immediately realized what was happening and quickly invited him in.

The transport department staff declined the hospitality of the Anlomir family, proceeding with official business. They went to the fireplace, waved their wands, and chanted spells.

In no time, the work was finished and they stopped.

"Alright, your fireplace is now connected to the Filo Network. As long as you have Filo Powder, you can use it to go to other connected fireplaces in the future." The Transportation Department employee turned to Anlomir and his family and explained some precautions regarding the Filo Network.

Then he formally bid farewell to the Anlomir family.

"Mr. Matthew, please have a cup of tea before you leave!" the Anlomir family urged.

"No, thank you, I have to go to the next place to connect the fireplace."

The traffic officer politely declined, and then, greeted and seen off by the Anlomir family, he walked out of the room and immediately Apparated away.

The sight shocked Anlomir and his family. Anlomir was especially excited and eager, thinking that he must learn this magic after entering the school.

……

Time flies, and September 1st has arrived in the blink of an eye.

All the families of the newly admitted students gathered at Diagon Alley in Hogsmeade through the fireplace.

Today is the first day of school at Hogwarts, so Diagon Alley is especially lively.

There is a student reception area in front of the bridge leading from Hogsmeade to Hogwarts Castle.

A Hogwarts Castle servant was standing guard there, while a group of flying horses pulled carriages waiting nearby.

The attendants stopped the parents who were dropping off their children and then arranged for each child to get into a carriage.

Once everyone was seated in the carriage, the winged horses started moving on their own, pulling the carriage across the long bridge and along the winding road toward the castle.

The parents who remained at the bridgehead watched their children depart with reluctance, but none of them called out to stop them.

The children in the carriage were also very reluctant to leave, but once they could no longer see their parents, they were quickly drawn to other things around them. Besides the young wizards from the territory, there were also children from the Dunedan tribe and elves in the carriage.

Among them, the pretty elf children are the most eye-catching. The reserved and shy children only dare to peek with what they think are hidden eyes, while the bold and enthusiastic children can't wait to stick close to them.

The elf children blushed, unable to withstand the intense gazes, and could only huddle together tightly.

However, the children were soon attracted to other things.

The winged Pegasus that pulled their carriages attracted not only human children, but also elven children, whose eyes lit up and who stared at them intently.

And there are the Alavu bison grazing leisurely on the hillside, their white fur and horns reflecting a holy light under the sun.

Anlomir, the Dunedan boy, and Alanir, the elf boy, had known each other since their days in Diagon Alley, and were now sitting together again.

Anlomir and Alanier stared at the winged horse pulling the carriage. Anlomir exclaimed with a mixture of surprise and regret, "Winged horses! How amazing! If only they could fly us to the castle!"

Alanier gazed at the pegasus before him with delight, his voice clear and melodious, carrying the sweet beauty of an elf: "Rivendell also has pegasus. I've heard they were bred by the headmaster (Duy). I've always wanted to raise one, but unfortunately there are too few of them. I never expected there to be so many here at the school!"

The new students chattered as they followed the carriage, winding their way through the mountain roads until they finally arrived at the castle gate.

Looking at the magnificent castle, all the children stared wide-eyed, filled with awe and exclamations.

Inside the magnificent castle, there stands an enormous Maurice tree, its golden leaves as if crafted from gold, reflecting a dazzling golden light in the setting sun.

The sacred white tree, like a silver jade tree, is as white as jade, with silver leaves that emit a silvery glow as bright as moonlight.

The two trees transformed the castle into a world of gold and silver, filled with a magnificent and sacred radiance.

The magnificent and majestic Thunderbird spread its wings, flew away from its nest, and circled endlessly above the castle, emitting a thunderous cry. Its gorgeous feathers shimmered with iridescent light in the setting sun, and there were also wisps of electricity flashing around its body.

The tallest, Amun-sur Tower, is a thousand feet high, like a colossal pillar reaching into the sky.

Countless white snowy owls circled and flew around.

Amidst the children's awe, the carriage passed through the city gate and traveled all the way to the castle gate.

Edward, the butler, vice principal, and professor of Transfiguration, stood at the main entrance, dressed in a magnificent dark blue robe, exuding a sense of seriousness and authority.

The children got off the carriage one by one and then gathered in front of Edward.

However, when faced with the stern Edward, all the children fell silent and dared not speak again.

Edward glanced around, quickly calculated that everyone was present, and then spoke:
"Welcome to Hogwarts. I am your Transfiguration Professor Edward. The opening banquet will begin soon, but you will be assigned to your respective classes before you are seated in the Great Hall."

Sorting is a very important ceremony because when you're here, your house is like your family at Hogwarts. You'll attend classes with your other classmates, sleep in your house's dormitories, and spend your free time in the house's common rooms.

The four academies are Phoenix Academy, Dragon Academy, Thunderbird Academy, and Basilisk Academy. After you are assigned to your respective academy, your victories will add points to your academy, while any violation of the rules will deduct points from your academy.

At the end of the academic year, the student with the highest score will receive the Academy Cup, a tremendous honor. I hope each of you will bring glory to your respective academies…

After he finished speaking, he clapped his hands to draw everyone's attention.

"Alright, the Sorting Ceremony is about to begin. Everyone, line up in two rows and follow me to the auditorium."

(End of this chapter)