Hogwarts: Jade, stop controlling Harry!

Upon hearing Hagrid's question, Harry instinctively rummaged in his pocket and finally pulled out a small golden key.

"It seems you're ready, Harry."

Hagrid nodded when he saw the key, and without saying a word, put his arm around Harry's shoulder and pushed him out.

"That's it! Let's hurry up and go, we still have a lot of things to do today..."

"I still have some things to do for Dumbledore, and I think there should be a lot of young wizards shopping in Diagon Alley with their parents today. Perhaps you'll even meet a few future classmates, Harry."

Hagrid seemed to be in high spirits, talking non-stop.

Harry remained silent, listening without saying a word, as Uncle Aron had told him.

No matter how difficult the situation, remain calm and composed. Take your time to observe carefully, and the answer will often emerge on its own.

First of all, Harry felt that the big guy next to him probably didn't mean him any harm; on the contrary, he was quite friendly.

Secondly, Harry also noticed Hagrid's use of the words "wizard," "Diagon Alley," and "future classmate."

In addition, Hagrid said he would take Harry to buy his own wand.

Harry came to a surprising conclusion.

Could it be that during his absence, he received some kind of invitation to come to this place called Diagon Alley, and might even end up studying at a wizarding school?

Are there many people in this world who possess magic...?

Harry's question was quickly answered.

Diagon Alley is bustling on weekend mornings, with crowds of people coming and going along the winding cobblestone path.

There were adults among them, as well as children who were about Harry's age or a little older.

Their attire was quite different from that of normal people; they wore brightly colored robes.

In other words, are all the people here wizards?

Harry was utterly astonished!

According to my father, there are very few magicians and wizards left nowadays, and even if there are, they hide themselves very well and are not easily discovered.

Of course, his world might be quite different.

Harry remained calm and composed, unless he went to another world, to his father's antique shop, and to learn magic from his father.

Harry might be quite shocked.

But now Harry knows that there are magical people in the world, and he has also learned to control his emotions, which is a requirement of the meditation method his father taught him.

To truly understand nature, one must calm their mind, merge with all things in the universe, and perceive even the slightest movements around them...

Within this week, Harry has begun to sense that there is a magical force within him!

Furthermore, the clearer his perception, the smoother he could manipulate magic to clean or do other things.

However, Harry frowned slightly. He found that since returning, his perception of the magic within him had become blurred again.

That's strange. Could it be because he hasn't practiced meditation in this world?

Harry also tried to sense the magic emanating from the other people... the adults generally had a stronger magical aura.

And among those of Harry's age who passed by, without exception, the magical aura within them was much weaker than Harry's.

Harry's magical abilities are comparable to those of some adults.

This put Harry at ease a little, after all, his father had praised his magical talent.

If everyone is the same in his own world, Harry will feel somewhat frustrated.

As Harry silently observed his surroundings, Hagrid was puzzled.

Harry wasn't like this a week ago. He was very lively and talkative, and full of curiosity about everything... Why is he so quiet today?

If Harry could hear Hagrid's thoughts, he would be even more certain that Jade had come into his body.

Harry had heard Jackie Chan or his father mention more than once that Jade was usually very lively and outgoing.

Soon, Harry followed Hagrid to a building that was entirely white and made of marble.

Harry noticed that the building was taller than the other buildings around it, and could be seen from a distance.

"Gringotts, we've arrived," Hagrid said.

A goblin in a scarlet uniform stood at the entrance of Gringotts, noticing that the two people standing at the bottom of the steps had already bowed deeply to Harry and Hagrid.

Harry took a deep breath.

Okay, let him see what's going on with Gringotts.

.....

As it turned out, even though Harry had some expectations, things still took him somewhat by surprise!

Beneath this very city lies a vast, winding underground cavern, which has been transformed into a series of vaults.

Harry never imagined he had so much money, mountains of gold and silver coins!

According to Haig, the money was left to him by his parents.

It's all his.

My God, he's a rich man now.

A week ago, Harry might have been very happy to have such a large fortune, and of course, he is indeed very happy now.

But now he's more interested in finding out what happened these past few days that made him suddenly come here from Aunt Penny's house.

Harry barely managed to refrain from asking Hagrid all these questions; he didn't want to appear strange.

If Hagrid were to question you, how would you answer?

But Harry's curiosity was finally about to burst!

Harry wanted to go back to his room right now to see if Jade had left him any clues.

If Jade had been using his body these past few days, Harry believed she would have left something for him!

Hagrid, the kind-hearted but somewhat careless half-giant, failed to notice Harry's ulterior motives.

It could also be because they had just been traveling rapidly through the underground cave like on a roller coaster, which made Hagrid feel very uncomfortable.

Hagrid stopped in front of a Madam Malkin's robes shop and turned to Harry, saying, "We were supposed to buy you clothes first, the school uniform..."

"But I think Harry, you must be itching to have your own wand, right? So, how about we go buy one first?"

Harry immediately swallowed the words he was about to say.

—The suggestion was to go back to the pub they left in and rest for a while, so that Harry would have time to go back to his room and rummage through it.

Yes, he really finds it hard to refuse.

Perhaps we can postpone going back to the room to look for clues a little longer.

And so, Harry and Hagrid bypassed Madam Malkin's Robes Shop, turning left and right, and finally stopped in front of a wand shop.

This shop is shabby and small, and the gold lettering on the door has peeled off, with the words "..." written on it.

Ollivander has been crafting fine wands since 382 BC.

In the shop window, on a faded purple cushion, there was only a magic wand, which looked somewhat unreliable.

"It may look shabby on the outside, but it's the best wand shop in all of Britain," Hagrid said, seemingly worried that Harry might be disappointed.

Harry felt a sense of familiarity with the shop, like his dad's antique shop.

To be honest...

During the week Harry spent at his father's antique shop, he hardly ever saw any customers... but that didn't stop his father and Jackie Chan from being incredibly capable.

However, it seems he arrived at an inopportune time.

When Harry and Hagrid entered the shop, there was already a girl with tousled hair choosing a wand.