Hogwarts: Jade, stop controlling Harry!

Jade answered the Weasley family's various curious questions with ease.

Until Mrs. Weasley took out her pocket watch and glanced at the time.

"Good heavens, it's already this late! Kids, we need to speed things up."

Mrs. Weasley was surprised to find that it was almost noon; Jade had clearly been chatting with the Weasleys for almost half the morning.

He hurriedly stuffed the pocket watch back into his pocket and urged his family to head to Diagon Alley.

Seeing her husband still eagerly asking Hermione about things in the Muggle world, Mrs. Weasley angrily put her hands on her hips and urged him on.

"Hurry up, Arthur! Children, we can't waste a whole day. We have so much to do today!"

Only when his wife urged him did Arthur Weasley get up with a regretful expression.

"I'm sorry, Hermione, it seems we can't continue this conversation today."

"It's alright, Mr. Weasley," Hermione said politely. "If the opportunity arises, I'd be happy to continue answering your questions."

Being able to communicate with a real wizard was also very beneficial for Hermione, who was full of curiosity about the magical world.

Hermione was also surprised to discover that the disconnect between wizards and Muggles was actually quite severe.

Percy extended his hand to Jade first and said very formally, "See you at school, Harry."

"Okay, goodbye." Xiaoyu nodded dismissively.

Percy seemed to want to say something more to her.

But seeing that Xiaoyu didn't seem interested, he gave up and shut his mouth.

This relieved Xiaoyu.

The twin brothers stood up right after her, standing on either side of Xiaoyu, winking and making faces at her.

"Harry, do you also think Percy is boring?"

"—Luckily you didn't continue talking to him, otherwise he would have kept rambling on and on."

Xiaoyu wanted to laugh, but she held it in.

Because she is now representing Harry's image, Uncle Long specifically instructed her on this matter. He warned her not to misuse Harry's identity, otherwise Harry would be the one affected.

After the twins finished laughing and joking as they said goodbye to Jade at school, Ron also came over, but he looked a little awkward.

Although the two are the same age, Ron grew up listening to Harry Potter stories. In addition, Jade made the newspaper last week by controlling Harry's body, which made his fame, which had been fading over time, rise again.

In comparison, Ron felt that he was too ordinary and mediocre, and inevitably felt a little inferior.

It was Xiaoyu who took the initiative to extend her hand to Ron, "Ron, see you on the train to school!"

Ron looked up in surprise, and when he saw Xiaoyu's sincere and bright smile, he was also infected by it, nodded heavily, and grinned sheepishly.

"Yeah, see you on the train, Harry."

......

Mr. and Mrs. Weasley stood to one side, exchanging a glance, both seeing satisfaction in each other's eyes.

To be honest, they had a very good impression of Harry.

She is the kind of sunny, cheerful, and poised child who is never shy.

This is extremely rare.

In addition, Harry's talent is worthy of his fame; he escaped from half of the Ministry of Magic, something even many powerful wizards couldn't do.

"I have a feeling that Harry's future is limitless," Mr. Weasley remarked.

Mrs. Weasley glanced at her husband. "I think you should probably take better care of your sons first. Look at the mess George and Fred have made... I'd be grateful if they were even half as good as Harry."

Mr. Weasley's expression immediately turned somewhat awkward. He coughed and gestured for the children to leave.

After the Weasleys disappeared through the back door, old Tom slowly walked over to tidy up, muttering something like, "The whole family sat here chatting for ages and didn't order anything..."

Upon hearing this, Xiaoyu turned her head and frowned as she looked at Old Tom with an unfriendly gaze.

Old Tom noticed her gaze, stopped, and bowed. "I'm sorry, Mr. Potter, I didn't mean it that way."

Jade then asked, "What happened to Mr. Weasley's family?"

Old Tom hesitated for a moment before shrugging and saying, "The Weasleys are good people, but they're also the poorest pure-blood wizards... Well, I apologize for what I just said, Mr. Potter."

Xiaoyu nodded, then seemed to be deep in thought.

Hermione glanced at Jade with a hint of envy.

She was not only surprised by Jade's high reputation and popularity among wizards, but also admired Jade's cheerful and generous personality.

She gets along with everyone... How does she do that?

Hermione thought for a moment and then said, "I also think the Weasleys are very nice."

Xiaoyu nodded without hesitation, "Of course! I like them very much."

Hermione smiled knowingly, feeling even more that Harry was quite different from other children his age.

"By the way, Harry, why did you run away from your aunt's house?" Hermione asked again.

George and the others brought this up earlier, and Hermione was very curious, but Jade didn't elaborate too much.

Jade hesitated for a moment. Although she was a little hungry, she remembered that Hermione's parents would be treating her to dinner later, so she patiently told Hermione about what she had seen and heard at Aunt Harry's house...

.....

Meanwhile, the Weasleys, having just left Diagon Alley, were still marveling at their encounter with Harry Potter.

"I have a feeling Harry will belong in Gryffindor!" George announced loudly.

"Great minds think alike, brother! I think so too!" Fred immediately chimed in.

It's clear that the two brothers have a special fondness for Xiaoyu.

Perhaps it was because they found a sense of shared values ​​in Xiaoyu.

"Ahem, children, Hogwarts has four houses," Mr. Weasley coughed, reminding them. "But I also think Harry belongs to Gryffindor... He's just like James..."

But Mrs. Weasley disagreed, saying, "No, no, no, Harry is more like his mother. Good heavens, I can hardly believe that such a family could raise such an outstanding child as Harry."

Mr. Weasley coughed. "Molly, don't believe the newspapers too much. Those reports aren't reliable. Harry isn't actually doing that badly."

Mrs. Weasley immediately retorted, "But it's true that the child isn't doing well!"

Mr. Weasley was somewhat speechless, even though he had to admit it.

Thanks to Jade, the fact that Harry was not having a good time at his aunt's house was previously little known.

But Rita Skeeter later wrote about it directly in the Daily Prophet, and she even did a lot of...embellishment.

They made Harry's ordeal even more tragic, portraying him as a tragic little hero. This also aroused the sympathy of many readers, who strongly demanded that the Ministry of Magic take responsibility for the matter.

Why did the renowned savior live such a miserable life? Heroes never die, they simply fade away! How could the savior who saved the magical world be treated like this? There are bad people in the Ministry of Magic!

The roaring letters nearly flooded the Ministry of Magic...

Regardless, Harry Potter, the boy who survived a terrible ordeal, is now enjoying ever-increasing popularity.

Even Ron chuckled and said, "I think Harry is quite approachable..."

"Of course, our little Ronnie might need a sidekick. Why don't you volunteer?" George joked exaggeratedly with Fred.

"That's right—think about it, doesn't a hero always need an assistant? Ron, I think you're perfect for the job."

Ron took this seemingly derogatory joke to heart and asked earnestly, "Do you really think I can do it?"

These words immediately made the whole family laugh.

"Of course, Ron, my son. I think Harry would be happy to be your friend." Mr. Weasley patted Ron on the shoulder encouragingly and winked at his younger son.

"If Harry is destined to be a leader, Ron, you should follow in his footsteps..."

"But for now, I think becoming friends first is a good option."

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