Hogwarts: Why do you call me the Demon King?

However, butterbeer really does look like a bubbly beer, and it does contain a small amount of alcohol.

It is still very popular among teenagers.

It mainly has a good name—if this stuff were called Butter Sparkling Water, it definitely wouldn't be as popular as it is now.

Mr. Granger put down his beer glass, winked at Isaac, and asked:

"By the way, Isaac, where are your family? Didn't they come to Diagon Alley with you?"

“I have no family, I’m an orphan,” Isaac replied calmly.

He remained calm, but Mr. Granger, who asked the question, was anything but calm.

Look at his foul mouth, what kind of questions did he ask?!

Mr. Granger learned about Isaac's stall from his wife, initially assuming that Isaac was simply experiencing life.

I never imagined that this child, at such a young age, would be struggling to make a living.

He actually asked the question so casually, and the more nonchalant Isaac seemed, the more uncomfortable Mr. Granger felt.

“Don’t do that, Mr. Granger.”

This isn't your fault, and besides, I've long been used to being an orphan.

There's no need to wait until evening; Mr. Granger already wants to give himself a few big slaps.

But he was afraid that doing so would frighten Isaac.

"So...where do you live now?" Mr. Granger asked Isaac, forcing himself to calm down.

“At 12 Medway Street, a kind gentleman sponsored me and gave me a place to stay.”

Mr. Granger was taken aback. He knew this place; it wasn't far from his home, and the residences here were much more upscale than his.

This also means that 12 Medway Street is more expensive than their house.

This person is truly kind.

However, Mr. Granger then thought of Isaac and his daughter, who were in the same situation.

Little Isaac needs to leave society and go to the wizarding world to study. Will the kind people who sponsored him think that he is not studying well and thus going astray?

Not all parents are as open-minded and accepting as the Grangers.

Mr. Granger then subtly expressed his concerns and offered to come and help Isaac if he needed proof.

If Isaac really needs to leave 12 Medway Street, there are vacant rooms in their house.

All I can say is that although Isaac only met the Grangers twice, he found them to be really good people.

Even when showing kindness to an orphan, they would carefully protect Isaac's self-esteem.

Isaac smiled at Mr. Granger: "Don't worry, Mr. Granger."

The kind person who sponsored me was also a wizard. However, due to some sad events in his past, he wouldn't be coming to England for a long time.

Currently, there are only Mr. Anthony and I at 12 Medway Street.

Mr. Anthony was the butler who served that wizard, but he was a Muggle.

Mr. Granger, who was overwhelmed with guilt, felt a little better after hearing this.

As an orphan... or even more than an orphan, Isaac was quite lucky.

Let alone orphans, even children from ordinary families are unlikely to encounter such a benefactor when they enter society as adults.

"Well, looks like you're doing well, Isaac."

Respect life!

Once he had recovered, Mr. Granger raised his glass again and drank with Isaac, of course not forgetting his original purpose in approaching Isaac.

Mr. Granger wanted to know more about the unknown world of magic.

Chapter 16 The Innately Evil Valdorei!

While Mr. Granger may not be considered a pro player when it comes to Earth Online, he is among the players who have a relatively good experience with the game.

He originally thought that his life would be complete once he raised his little Juanwang to adulthood.

Who would have thought that Earth Online, now in its middle age, would come with a loading magic DLC?

Mr. Granger was quite adept at navigating the society of ordinary people, but he was completely clueless about the wizarding world.

According to Isaac's hometown, if his daughter were to go to the magical world to study and live, and something were to happen to her, he wouldn't even know where to kowtow to.

In Muggle society, he can spend money and use connections, but in the wizarding world, he can't even spend money.

They don't even use pounds.

He even considered finding an opportunity to talk to the Hogwarts professors to see if he could gain some understanding of the wizarding world.

Who would have thought they'd run into Professor Snape, who was so difficult to talk to?

He was so worried about offending Professor Snape that he didn't dare ask anything else.

Now that he has finally met Isaac, with whom he can barely speak, he has a lot of questions he wants to ask.

Isaac sensed that Mr. Granger had a question, and since it was still early, he didn't mind answering the father's questions briefly.

In fact, his understanding of the magical world was also limited. Although Isaac could make prophecies, he wasn't immersed in prophecy 24 hours a day.

Grindelwald once said that the worst thing a prophet can do is to immerse himself in prophecy all day long.

Prophecy should be a means, not a means of control.

If someone else had said this, Isaac might not have believed it. But coming from Grindelwald, it carried immense weight.

This is a prophet who has actually failed before; how could he not know where prophets are prone to fall into pitfalls?

Therefore, before receiving his Hogwarts acceptance letter, he generally treated his prophetic talent as a search engine.

After receiving the admission notice, it became software for online classes.

In short, human prophets have developed less than one percent of their prophetic talent, and Isaac thinks that simply using this thing to be a charlatan is the most meaningless use.

Overall, although Isaac's knowledge of the wizarding world was limited, his dabbling was still better than Mr. Granger's complete ignorance.

Mr. Granger rubbed his hands together, and asked with a lack of confidence, "That Isaac, I heard from Hermione that you made a prophecy for her once."

Do wizards really possess this kind of talent?

“No, that wasn’t a prophecy.” Isaac shook his head. “It was just a guess based on the available information and conditions.”

Isaac was being rather tactful; to put it bluntly, it was pure deception.

"Wizards are attracted to each other, I'm just sure your daughter is an unenrolled junior wizard."

I also received a letter from Hogwarts that day.

The rest is just a matter of luck; most of my clients don't care about such details.

They are often willing to give generously after hearing just one or two kind words of blessing.

This is the truth of the prophecy.

Isaac shrugged, suggesting that the fewer people who knew about such things, the better.

Moreover, Isaac himself didn't use his prophetic abilities on the Granger family much.

Most of what he said to Mr. Granger was true, except that he himself would not have predicted this.

The remaining truth, through certain deletions and rearrangements, could completely deceive people to death.

Mr. Granger nodded thoughtfully, then asked, "Are there any wizards in the magical world with the talent for prophecy?"

“Yes, Mr. Granger, yes.” Isaac nodded. “In fact, one of the Hogwarts professors has the gift of prophecy.”

That's right...

"What is it?" Mr. Granger asked hastily.

"I heard that this professor's predictions are not very controllable and appear rather randomly."

Even the objects of the predictions are random.

Mr. Granger understood somewhat; if it was talent of this caliber, it was hard to say whether it was a good thing or a bad thing.

Isaac's words immediately piqued Mr. Granger's interest, and he ordered fish and chips and then sausage and mashed potatoes at the Leaky Cauldron.

She even ordered herself a glass of mead.

"Would you like something else to drink, Isaac?" Even though Isaac's glass of butterbeer was still half full, Mr. Granger was still eager to refill it for him.

After receiving Isaac's polite refusal, Mr. Granger shook his head regretfully and inquired further.

"Are all wizards' special talents like this? Aren't there any that are more controllable?"

“Yes, I do,” Isaac said, eating the fish and chips that Old Tom had brought him.

"The more controllable one is the snake talker, which is able to talk to snakes;

Disguise Magus can change his appearance at will;

In addition, phoenixes will come to help the members of the Dumbledore family when needed.