Being at Hogwarts, something's not right with this system.

So it turns out Hogwarts doesn't just accept anyone.

In fact, there is a magic in Hogwarts that allows Hogwarts to automatically register every newborn child in the whole of Britain who has the potential to become a wizard. When they turn eleven, they will automatically receive an admission notice and be invited to study at Hogwarts.

However, after receiving Lin Yu's reply, Professor McGonagall unexpectedly discovered something.

This child named Lin Yu doesn't seem to be in Hogwarts' records.

This is strange.

It's like this child wasn't born in England, but was still registered at Hogwarts.

"Albus, isn't this strange?" Professor McGonagall inquired. "Have we been poaching students from other schools?"

Dumbledore looked at Professor McGonagall with a helpless expression. In fact, before Dumbledore became the headmaster, when Professor McGonagall was still a student, Dumbledore was already a professor at Hogwarts, in charge of the Transfiguration class.

In other words, Professor McGonagall was once considered his student.

After working together for so long, Professor McGonagall would affectionately call him "Albus" in private, instead of Professor Dumbledore.

At the same time, Dumbledore knew that Professor McGonagall's personality was somewhat rigid, so he couldn't help but say, "Even so, shouldn't we be the ones having a headache? Besides, we can get another little wizard, so why not? Let others have a headache."

Well, this greatest white-robed wizard of modern times was sometimes capricious or humorous.

Professor McGonagall rolled her eyes. This was incredibly irresponsible.

Of course, Dumbledore is Dumbledore after all, and he added, "Alright, I'll put in a word with the Ministry of Magic, or maybe they'll just give that little guy an identity."

Dumbledore understood that since no information about Lin Yu could be found, it meant that the other party's birth certificate was not in England.

Moreover, the letter stated that when Lin Yu received the letter, an eleven-year-old child was found wandering the streets.

Lin Yu's reply also indicated that he was currently staying in room number eleven on the second floor of the Broken Cauldron Bar.

No matter how you look at it, this child is a bit of a mess.

Regardless of whether Lin Yu was smuggled in or abandoned.

Dumbledore believed that as long as someone attended class, they were a member of Hogwarts.

He was willing to help the child, even if the child might not know it.

And so, in a way that Lin Yu was completely unaware of, Dumbledore helped him resolve some unnecessary trouble.

However, even this greatest white-robed wizard of modern times could never have imagined Lin Yu's true origins.

It was evening.

In room number eleven of the Leaky Cauldron bar, Lin Yu slowly opened his eyes on the bed.

He suddenly felt that the world before him had changed, becoming more colorful and vivid.

It was as if he could suddenly see more colors, as if something he had never noticed before was joyfully inviting him to join in.

Lin Yu looked down at his palm, sensing something, and murmured, "This is not an illusion, nor is it a hallucination."

It took him an entire afternoon to successfully fuse the Chaos Dao Body.

After merging with the Chaos Dao Body, Lin Yu underwent changes, making him truly realize that the Chaos Dao Body was indeed uniquely endowed and favored by the Heavenly Dao.

And those invitations, if he wasn't mistaken, must be the so-called magic of this world.

The world of Harry Potter is actually quite magical. Even a minor wizard seems to be able to use magic infinitely, as long as he has a wand and knows a certain magic spell.

This is simply idealism that completely violates materialism and the law of conservation of energy.

If I want to, I can do it.

This is also why Lin Yu has never considered cultivating immortality; the worldview he has is quite bizarre.

But now Lin Yu seems to know something: magic is achieved by wizards communicating through spells, using wands as a medium, and through the omnipresent magic in the world.

Therefore, wizards themselves do not consume magic and do not have much magic power.

Or rather, wizards don't focus on cultivating or improving their magical power, because it's unnecessary.

Unless the magic power within the body is too great, it can easily cause a magic power outage, also known as the silent syndrome.

If we compare magic to some kind of unknown spirit, then they are now cheering for Lin Yu's appearance.

It seems that Lin Yu will be able to master magic more easily when practicing.

This characteristic also means that whether a person has wizarding qualities after birth is entirely a matter of fate.

Even in pure-blood wizarding families, there can be Squibs, which are wizarding children who cannot use magic.

Similarly, even within Muggle families, it is possible for new little wizards to be born.

This is amazing, isn't it?

Lin Yu shook his head, no longer letting his mind wander. This was because he had just merged with the Chaos Dao Body and had some sudden inspirations about this world.

Just then, Huru strolled over from the side, jumped into Lin Yu's arms, and found a comfortable spot to lie down.

Although Huru has no special lineage, he is just an ordinary cat.

But it was very intelligent, and seemed to understand the processes and common sense of this magical world even better than Lin Yu.

Moreover, it's very clingy. It had already shown affection for Lin Yu before, and now it seems to be even more willing to get close to him.

Although Lin Yu possessed the memories and thoughts of an adult, he couldn't help but pet his pet. After a moment, he stood up contentedly, picked up the cat, and walked out of the room.

He was a little hungry and was about to go downstairs to find something to eat.

But as soon as he went downstairs, he heard a commotion coming from downstairs.

As Lin Yu walked down the stairs, he noticed that the first floor was almost full of people. People of all kinds, some dressed in wizard robes and others in strange attire, sat around tables downstairs, talking loudly or whispering together, creating a lively scene.

The Leaky Cauldron is still very popular; long before the Ministry of Magic enacted the 'International Wizarding Confederation Secrecy Act,' it even had Muggle customers.

However, to many Muggles, those wildly imaginative and absurd topics sound like the whispers of a madman.

So not all Muggles like this place.

But for wizards, this place is a safe haven and sanctuary as members of the magical society.

Here, wizards can vent their psychological needs and occasionally wander into the Muggle world.

Yes, while many wizards may look down on Muggles, there are also many wizards who are full of curiosity about the Muggle world.

Lin Yu's appearance attracted the attention of some people. Everyone looked at the boy with black hair, black eyes, and an oriental face with strange and curious expressions.

He was all alone? A child? How could he be here all by himself?

Fortunately, Lin Yu had the mind of an adult. He calmly walked to the bar and asked the owner, Tom, "I'd like to ask if I can use your kitchen? Your scones and raw liver are really awful."

Seriously, he's had enough of British food.