Hogwarts: Why do you call me the Demon King?

After old Garrick finished the account opening process, he began measuring Harry's measurements. Ultimately, Harry received the wand that was destined for him.

East Green Wood, Phoenix Tail Feathers, Eleven Inches Long—it's the brother of another wand.

Old Garrick marveled, finding Harry and Voldemort's fates truly wondrous. After Harry finished choosing his wand, Isaac led him directly to the next shop.

Before leaving, Isaac shouted to old Garrick, "Old Garrick, now you can hang a sign outside the shop saying 'Saviour Sponsor'!"

No one in all of Britain could resist having an Ollivander's wand!

Ollivander watched with a wry smile as Isaac and Harry Potter left the wand shop, their departure seemingly ushering in a new era.

wrong!

Damn it, that little bastard tried to play dirty tricks on me!

Even without that damn sign, Ollivander already monopolized the business in the British wizarding world. It makes no difference whether it's up or down, right?

Old Garrick shook his head speechlessly, realizing he had been fooled by a mere bandit.

That kind of brand won't work unless Isaac and Harry's combination conquers all of Europe. Hey, can they be Grindelwald and Rozier's combination?

Hmm... Grindelwald?

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After leaving Ollivanders wand shop, Isaac led Harry on a shopping spree.

With enough money, the efficiency of shops in Diagon Alley is astonishing.

Isaac and Harry, being both rich and famous, received exceptional treatment in Diagon Alley.

When you run a shop, you have to say nice things to customers every day. So what's wrong with saying a little more sweet words to your savior now?

Others might say they haven't had the chance yet!

Harry watched as Isaac effortlessly interacted with everyone until the very last stop of their shopping trip.

Flourish and Blotts is located on the north side of Diagon Alley. It is very popular, and most Hogwarts students choose to buy their textbooks here.

"Sir?" Harry, who had been agonizing over the journey, finally called out to Isaac at the entrance of Flourish and Blotts. He asked Isaac earnestly:

"How can I become like you?"

So, you're just so... adept at handling everyone and everything?

Chapter 57 President. Monkey. Hedwig

Calm and composed, handling things with ease?

Isaac gave a strange smile: "Harry, if you can fight your way from one end of Diagon Alley to the other, you'll be able to do whatever you want."

Upon hearing this, Harry immediately gave an awkward yet polite smile.

Stop joking, brother. If I were that capable, would I be working as a child laborer for free in the Dursleys' household?

"Of course, if you can't do that, then you'll need to make up for it with something else."

Isaac said earnestly, "For example, you need fame far exceeding that of your peers, or a distinguished family background. You also need to be multi-talented and approachable."

Hmm? Hmm hmm hmm?

Harry felt more and more that Isaac's words had a hidden meaning, and he felt that what the gentleman said made perfect sense!

Fame, family background, wealth... Harry once thought he had none of them.

But after his trip to Diagon Alley, Harry realized that he seemed to have everything he needed.

Harry was just a bit humiliated and abused at the Dursleys' house, but he's not stupid at all.

He's not stupid at all. You can tell from his occasional inner monologues about the Dursleys and his whimsical metaphors that this kid, if not brilliant, at least has a very quick mind.

He's the kind of person who can automatically generate brilliant ideas just by gathering three people together.

How could Wang not understand Isaac's implied meaning?

Harry was a little excited; Isaac was almost the first person in his life to give him such affirmation.

While Isaac is affirming his "hardware," will "software" be far behind once the hardware is in place?

"Sir, are you saying that I already possess the necessary qualities to become someone like you?"

Harry asked expectantly.

“No, Harry, don’t become me.” Isaac shook his head solemnly at Harry. You’re not a prophet; even if you try your hardest, you can’t become me.

"What I mean is that your qualifications surpass those of 95% of wizards in the magical world. When you don't need to worry about external things, then you need some magical wisdom."

As Isaac finished speaking, he casually picked up a book from the bookshelf and handed it to Harry.

"Read more books, Harry. There's nothing new in this world. If you have enough wisdom, you'll be able to handle things with ease and confidence."

Every year during the Hogwarts school season, the shelves closest to the entrance of Flourish and Blotts are filled with Hogwarts textbooks and best-selling books specifically for young wizards.

The book Isaac casually handed to Harry was a classic in the British wizarding world: "Hogwarts: A History of the School".

Harry, bewildered, clutched the book Isaac had given him as if it were a precious treasure, his little brain automatically understanding what Isaac had said.

Don't worry about all that, just read whatever you have on hand.

Would Mr. Valdore possibly harm him?

A trip to Diagon Alley makes Harry realize that his identity as the savior might be a sham.

But Mr. Valdore is truly amazing!

When the wizards in the shops of Diagon Alley saw him, their eyes were full of the kind of curiosity one would have for a "monkey".

Just like the French president walking into a school campus.

The university students had never seen a live monkey on campus, just as they had never seen the French president.

How could you not be enthusiastic when you see it out of the blue?

Harry had the same feeling.

He may consider himself the president of France, but it's not entirely unreasonable to call him a "monkey" of the magical world.

After giving Harry's address to Flourish and Blotts, Isaac left the bookstore with Harry, who was clutching the book "A History of the School" tightly.

Just as Isaac was about to take Harry away from Diagon Alley and home, Professor Venda, who had disappeared for some time, reappeared in front of the two of them.

Isaac thought Professor Venda had already returned to Hogwarts.

I didn't expect that she hadn't left yet.

After all, this commission was rather boring for Professor Venda—Professor Venda had done great things with Grindelwald back in the day.

Even after Grindelwald's downfall, the Rozier family did not lose power.

To the magical world, these pure-blood families are the very essence of order.

Grindelwald's actions back then were not terrorist attacks like Voldemort's.

Grindelwald intended to lead all wizards to a higher status, but he failed.

As a wizard, you can say that Grindelwald failed, but you can't say that his intentions were bad.

If Old Grimm had actually succeeded back then, all the wizards would have benefited.

Therefore, although Grindelwald was imprisoned in Nurmengard, his followers did not suffer much loss.

Singing and dancing continue as usual; those who are meant to be high-ranking officials in the magic ministries of various countries go on to be officials, and those who are meant to be professors at magic schools go on to be professors.

They simply kept this history of struggle buried deep in their hearts.

In contrast, Professor Venda, who had accomplished great things her entire life, ended up doing welcoming and seeing off guests after arriving at Hogwarts.

She was probably able to walk all afternoon only because of Grindelwald.

Regardless of whether Dumbledore won or not back then, he was the one who got stabbed in the back when he was with Grindelwald in private.

Isaac noticed that Professor Venda was carrying a large cage containing a beautiful snowy owl, which was sleeping with its head buried under its wing.

Well, even though Hagrid didn't come along and Isaac didn't take Harry to the Owl Shop, Hedwig was still delivered to Harry Potter.

"Happy birthday, Potter." Professor Venda handed the snowy owl to Harry with a crisp gesture, then said to Isaac:

"I have completed the task that Dumbledore entrusted to me. If you need anything, come to Hogwarts to find me."

Then, with a "bang," Professor Venda Apparated away from Diagon Alley.

Professor Venda is right. Dumbledore's commission to her was to give Isaac a endorsement of his trust.

If it had only been Isaac who knocked on the door of the rocky cabin, Vernon Dursley certainly wouldn't have been so polite.

Most of the time, children and adults cannot communicate on an equal footing.

Even if Isaac knew magic, it wouldn't work.

Isaac suspected that Dumbledore was afraid that Vernon would say something unpleasant to him and then he would hold a grudge against him.

See, isn't Dumbledore just judging others by his own petty standards?

Is he such a petty person as Isaac?

“Give it a name, Harry,” Isaac said to Harry.