Hogwarts: Who uses a crowbar in wizard duels?

Good morning, Kevin!

Hermione yawned and greeted Kevin, who was preparing breakfast.

"Good morning, breakfast is ready. Go wash up and come eat," Kevin said while frying an egg.

Then Hermione turned around and went to wash up.

They now live in their new home, and Hermione insisted on moving in as soon as the renovations were finished.

Mr. Granger initially disagreed. Although he approved of Kevin, he was worried about the possibility of something going wrong since the child was still young.

Then Mrs. Granger led her husband back to his room. No one knew what had happened. When they came out, Mr. Granger looked weak, but Mrs. Granger looked radiant. Then they agreed to Hermione's request.

However, they were required not to share a room.

Hermione then happily moved next door.

Kevin prepares all three meals a day, and Hermione helps out. The Grangers come over from time to time to experience Kevin's cooking.

However, they didn't stay long before Mrs. Granger dragged them back.

Today, there are still two weeks until the start of the new school term.

"Kevin, has Harry replied to your letter?" Hermione asked while eating breakfast.

Hermione did write to Harry and Ron during her vacation, and Ron replied, but Harry didn't respond at all.

"No, I didn't even write to him."

"Huh? Didn't you two agree on something? Did you have a fight?" Hermione was taken aback; they had been exchanging glances on the train just moments before.

"He won't receive it even if I write it down. I can just go to his place and chat with him in a couple of days, it'll be the same."

"What do you mean? Why isn't he receiving it?"

"You should know a little about Harry's family. His aunt and uncle's family hate wizards, and Harry hates them too. They'll probably lock Harry up and not let his owl out to deliver messages."

"And our letters will also be intercepted."

Kevin didn't say that it was intercepted by Dobby the house-elf, because he shouldn't have known about it, and could only shift the blame to Harry's uncle and his family.

"How could they do this! This is illegal house arrest!"

Hermione, with her strong sense of justice, couldn't stand to see her friend treated this way.

"That's why I said it would be simpler to visit them directly in a few days."

Why didn't you say so sooner?

"You didn't ask."

"..." Well, Hermione didn't ask. Before, she was only concerned about the new house.

"Harry needs to stay with his blood relatives now, even if they don't like him."

"Don't worry, Harry isn't that fragile. He's probably just worried about not receiving our letters right now, but we can explain it to him when we meet in a few days."

Kevin gently patted Hermione's head, comforting her.

In the end, Hermione agreed with Kevin's suggestion, and then wrote to Ron, asking him to come over the next day so that the three of them could go see Harry together.

Kevin had no objections, and Ron also replied that it was no problem.

The next day, Kevin and Hermione waited for Ron.

"Kevin, you haven't written me a single letter during the holidays!"

After meeting, Ron complained to Kevin.

"Huh? Didn't I ask Hermione to reply to my letter for me?" Kevin was taken aback. He had indeed received a letter from Ron, but he felt it was pointless for the two of them to write similar letters, so he simply asked Hermione to do it for him.

"That's Hermione's letter, not yours."

"Anyway, we live together, so it doesn't matter who writes it." Kevin laughed and patted Ron on the shoulder to signal him not to mind.

"What a womanizer who neglects his friends." Ron was clearly still dissatisfied.

Kevin didn't argue; he just said, "I really do prioritize my girlfriend over my friends!" (Hands on hips)

The group got into a taxi together and, following the address, quickly found Harry's house.

Kevin picked up a small pebble and threw it onto the second-floor windowsill. The sound quickly attracted Harry.

"Kevin! Ron! Hermione!"

Harry was thrilled. Kevin had finally arrived, along with Hermione and Ron. He had been waiting for almost an entire holiday, during which he even thought his friends had abandoned him.

"Shhh."

Kevin put a hand to his mouth, signaling Harry to be quiet.

Then Kevin lightly leaped to the second floor and clung to the windowsill.

The others were somewhat immune to Kevin's amazing physical abilities and weren't particularly surprised, but Harry and Ron were still quite envious.

Kevin opened the window and pulled Harry out of the room.

Harry's uncle and aunt haven't installed security bars on their doors yet, so there's no obstruction at all.

Of course, even if you install it, there won't be any obstacles.

Soon the four little ones sneaked away from there.

On a street in England, a group of people strolled aimlessly, asking about Harry's recent situation.

"So, you didn't receive our letters, Harry?" Ron finally understood what had happened after hearing Harry's words. No wonder Harry hadn't replied.

"To be precise, there's only a letter between you and me; Kevin didn't have one," Hermione corrected.

"Don't expose me. I just knew it was pointless to send the letter, so I didn't." Kevin scratched his head a little awkwardly.

"What's the point of giving it to me?" Ron retorted in an unfriendly tone.

Kevin chose not to hear.

Harry watched the group playing around, and the suppressed feelings he had been suppressing for some time finally eased.

His friends did not abandon him.

"Where do we go next?" Harry asked.

Kevin then pulled out a wad of pounds in a very flashy manner, and as an apology, he said that today's expenses would be paid by Kevin himself, so there was no need to worry about choosing anything!

Harry had always wanted to go to an amusement park with his friends, and none of them objected, since they were all still kids.

......

(Don't worry about whether these amusement facilities existed back then; I don't know either.)

"Aaaaaaahhhhhh!!!" On the roller coaster, Ron and Kevin screamed at the top of their lungs, their voices echoing through the sky.

Harry and Hermione, though not as exaggerated as the others, also had excited smiles on their faces.

However, hearing Ron and Kevin scream so loudly, Harry and Hermione eventually couldn't resist joining them and shouting along as well.

After all, only in this way can one truly experience the thrill and fun of a roller coaster.

After the roller coaster ended, Kevin, still wanting more, dragged the other three to the bumper car area.

As soon as he got in the car, he immediately locked the accelerator and then rampaged around the area, smashing bumper cars to pieces.

Next, they went to the spinning teacup.

Kevin sat in the middle seat without hesitation and frantically spun the wheel.

The spinning teacup they were riding in spun wildly like a centrifuge, making the other three dizzy.

Before long, Ron, Harry, and Hermione were all vomiting uncontrollably.

Afterwards, they went to the lakeside and rented a small boat.

Kevin was in charge of rowing. He rowed hard, making the boat speed across the lake like an arrow, which frightened the three little ones into gripping the hull tightly.

People strolling along the shore exclaimed how wonderful it is to be young.

Seeing Kevin having so much fun, Ron, Harry, and Hermione's initial awkwardness gradually dissipated.

They began to fully enjoy their trip, no longer caring about the opinions of others, laughing loudly and playing freely.

Kevin continued to take them to experience various fun rides, such as the pirate ship and the drop tower.

After each project, they would excitedly discuss their experiences and share their feelings with each other.

And so, the day passed quickly, the sun gradually set in the west, and the sky was tinged with a magnificent sunset.

Ron, Harry, and Hermione were panting heavily, but their faces were full of satisfied smiles.

Kevin, however, was still full of energy and seemed ready to play all day long.

As they left the amusement park, Ron exclaimed, "Today was so much fun! I've never had so much fun before!"

Harry and Hermione agreed.

Kevin smiled and said, "I'm glad you like it. We'll definitely come again next time!"

On their way home, they reminisced about the joyful moments of the day and looked forward to their next get-together.

They spent the day like this, the four of them walking together on their way to Harry's house.

The joy of the day lingered on their faces, and they chatted and laughed all the way.

But happy times always come to an end.

Back in the oppressive house, Harry's smile gradually faded.

"Why are you looking so gloomy?" Kevin patted Harry on the shoulder.

"Harry, remember, strong people never complain about their circumstances."

"You must learn to calm down and study in this environment, not be swayed by external things, and strive to improve yourself."

"As the saying goes, heroes come from all walks of life. You will be a rising star in the wizarding world in the future, so there's no need to hold a grudge against them."

Kevin was giving Harry nonsensical lectures.

"Thank you, Kevin, I will." Harry smiled, even though it sounded a bit strange, and thanked Kevin for his encouragement.

Kevin smiled, and the group said goodbye to Harry. Kevin then tossed Harry back upstairs, and the family didn't even realize that Harry hadn't come out all day.

"I'll pick you up in a week. Pack your bags, and then we'll go straight to Ron's house and play until school starts."

After saying that, Kevin and the other two left.

Meanwhile, in the shadows, a little sprite, a dog lurking in the shadows, watched this scene thoughtfully.