Hogwarts: I've acquired the Father System

Darren didn't care and just followed Patty forward.

Follow Patchouli all the way to the top of the Gryffindor Tower.

Here is a portrait of the fat lady.

"Password!"

"Worthless."

"You too! Professor McGonagall has already told me that you're the new student, so I hope you won't be out at night and disturb my sleep!"

The plump lady said with a headache.

The children of Gryffindor are always full of energy.

Especially the two twins, they practically spend every night out.

I really don't know how she's managed all these years.

"Okay, I won't run around!"

Darren nodded obediently.

He lowered his head and pursed his lips. How could he possibly come to Hogwarts and not go out at night?

Isn't nighttime tour a Hogwarts specialty?

However, he has only just arrived and doesn't have an invisibility cloak or the Disillusionment Charm, so running around would affect his image.

"Ah, such a well-behaved child, I really hope he gets sorted into Gryffindor."

The plump lady said with deep emotion, and then opened the door to the lounge.

This is a place filled with red and gold.

There are some sofas and tables set up.

A warm fire burned in the fireplace.

The windows of the lounge rattled loudly in the wind.

It's both warm and comfortable.

There is a staircase at each end of the lounge, one leading to the boys and the other to the girls.

Patty led Darren toward one of the staircases.

Then he pushed open the door to the first dormitory room.

The layout remained red and gold, with a large bed on four corner pillars, and thick scarlet blankets wrapped around the pillars.

Darren chose a bed, put all his things on it, and then the house-elves would help him tidy up.

"Thank you, Patchouli. I wonder if Professor Dumbledore has told you what I need to do next?"

Darren asked quickly.

He woke up three days later, and after nine temporary missions, he was eager to trigger a new mission.

He didn't want to lose today's task as well.

"Yes, Mr. Dumbledore said you might be able to buy something in Diagon Alley."

You'll need a wand and some books. There are still three days until school starts, and there's quite a bit to prepare.

"Of course, you can tell me to buy anything else besides the wand."

Patty said cheerfully, her tone full of respect and enthusiasm.

There was also a kind look towards the younger generation.

Darren had a gut feeling that this house-elf might be something special.

So he smiled, as if embarrassed, and said:

"Thank you, Professor Dumbledore and Patchouli, for reminding me. Otherwise, I really wouldn't know what to do, even though this is my first time in this magical world."

But I feel like everyone here is a good person, and everyone makes me incredibly happy.

After Darren finished speaking, Patty's smile widened.

He could almost hear the sound of favorability increasing by 1, 1, and then 1 again.

"Dumbledore and the other professors also like you very much."

Patty exclaimed in admiration.

After thinking for a moment, he hesitated and said:

“Mr. Darren, have you ever tried Apparition? I think it would be faster to take you to Diagon Alley this way.”

"Of course, thank you, Patchouli."

"You are the most polite child I have ever met."

Patsy's eyes were gentle.

Grabbing Darren's hand, they were instantly transported to a bustling street.

"A crucible, a crucible, the latest type of crucible!"

"The Light Wheel series brooms, your best helper for flying."

"The new pet can be taken to Hogwarts."

"Mom, I want a quill pen..."

The streets were bustling with activity, and Darren marveled at the scene around him.

I must say, wizarding artifacts do look magical.

"What bad luck that a Muggle would come here!"

"If you said that in the Muggle world, you might get arrested as a guinea pig!"

Just as Darren was sighing, two voices suddenly rang out.

He turned around and saw a wizard and an ordinary person confronting each other.

Look at that wizard, with his tattered robes, extremely worn-out wizard's hat, and the umbrella he uses as a cane, he looks just like some impoverished nobleman.

Darren didn't pay any attention.

Such bickering usually doesn't escalate into a physical fight.

It's just that a fallen nobleman was jealous of ordinary people who dressed better than him, and that's all he felt was envy.

Based on his experience from his previous life, it's unlikely they'll even start arguing.

[Ding, the system has detected room for the "saintly father" action. A temporary task is now issued: Stand in front of that ordinary person and, addressing the down-on-his-luck wizard in a reproachful tone:]

Sir, I will not allow you to bully ordinary people. If you have any grievances, you can vent them on me. Even ordinary people are not people you can bully at will!

[Ding! Upon completion of the quest, you have received the title "The Unlost Wand." Wearing this aura will ensure your wand is never lost. Accept the quest?]

[Accept!]

Although I feel this title is inferior to those Phoenix Pet Eggs, it's still a reward.

And it's just talking and doing some actions.

Darren took a deep breath.

The faces that had been watching the spectacle just moments before instantly turned angry.

He stepped in front of the ordinary people, rallied himself, and spoke in a tone that was both fearful and righteously rebuking:

"Sir, how can you bully ordinary people? So what if you're a Muggle? Muggles are people too. I don't believe you didn't have a Muggle in your family!"

If you have any complaints, you can vent them on me. I just want to tell you that even ordinary people are not people you can bully at will!

[Ding! Congratulations, host, you have obtained the title: The Unlost Wand.]

As the system's mechanical voice faded, not far from the ordinary man, a little girl with messy hair looked at Darren with increasingly gentle eyes.

Good heavens, are there really such kind little wizards in the wizarding world?

P.S.: As of now, based on both online polls and comment section polls, Gryffindor is 0, Hufflepuff 4, Slytherin 4, and Ravenclaw 4...

Chapter Fourteen Mundungus

Hermione's impression of the magical world was not very good.

Along the way, they had already been subjected to ridicule and sarcasm from several wizards.

At the Leaky Cauldron, a wizard pulled out a wand at them, but fortunately the other wizards there were alright, and together they subdued the wizard.

Hermione's impression of the wizarding world still plummeted.

At the same time, she also began to feel inferior about her Muggle origins.

Although it was only a little bit, this little girl, who had been confident in the Muggle world since childhood, did have a lot of worries.

She was worried about whether she could really get into Hogwarts.

I heard that everyone there is a wizard.