Hogwarts: Who uses a crowbar in wizard duels?

After returning to the orphanage, Kevin resumed his daily training and studies.

He had no friends in the orphanage because most of the children there had unhappy childhoods and were not easy to communicate with.

The system beeped once on the day he went to Diagon Alley, then went back to playing dead. It was fortunate that it beeped once, otherwise he wouldn't be sure if he still had the system. The newbie quests would probably not be completed until he officially entered Hogwarts.

During this time, he read through all the books about the wizarding world and Hogwarts, making corrections and notes to reinforce his impression of the Harry Potter movies. He could still barely remember most of the plot.

There are also some historical events in the wizarding world that are not mentioned in the Harry Potter movies. Either he didn't read all the works in his previous life, or there are derivative works and setting books, so he doesn't know about them, or the world view automatically fills in some settings.

I didn't watch his last two movies in my previous life, Deathly Hallows Part I and Part II. I only saw some spoilers, comments, and related short videos.

All I remember is that Dumbledore drank some strange water for Voldemort's Horcrux, became delirious, and was severely maimed. Then, to save Harry, he used Vulcan to clear a path, and finally returned to Hogwarts, only to be taken away by Professor Snape with a single bite.

Although he had only seen the first six movies in his previous life, he had some prior knowledge of the plot, so he knew that Snape was actually a good person who had orchestrated a spy thriller.

However, he still felt that Dumbledore's death was somewhat absurd, and that it was a plot device.

But that's all hindsight. Recalling these things, Kevin's main impression is of the sixth book, which contains a potions textbook notebook marked "The Half-Blood Prince's Treasure." He doesn't know if Snape specifically gave it to Harry during that period, or if it had been left there waiting for its destined owner.

Kevin felt it was necessary to get his hands on it, because it was indeed a huge fortune.

Kevin only glanced at the books for Charms and Transfiguration; he didn't study them. These courses were inherently dangerous, after all, he only had the intelligence of a normal person, not some kind of genius.

However, he had carefully studied all the potions and herbs so that he could learn properly from professionals when he arrived at Hogwarts.

Time flies, and the start of the new school year is fast approaching.

9 month 1 number.

Kevin arrived at the train station accompanied by Dean Hope.

He imitated the little wizard in the movie, pushing a handcart with all his luggage tied together on it.

Soon he could see the pillar between platform 10 and platform 9 in the distance.

If I remember correctly, we can just rush into that pillar, right?

"Hurry up, kids, the train is about to depart."

Just then, a loud female voice rang out, and Kevin looked over.

He immediately saw some familiar yet unfamiliar figures.

A mother was with four boys and was holding the hand of a girl.

The whole family has striking orange-red hair.

The Weasleys.

Behind them was Kevin's more focused attention: a little boy wearing glasses.

I have to say, Harry was really cute in the first movie.

Soft black hair, emerald green eyes, seven parts cuteness, three parts delicateness.

It doesn't seem like it's impossible...

bah bah bah!

Kevin shook his head, trying to banish the strange thoughts from his mind.

He had been waiting for 11 years, and finally met the protagonist of this story. He was happy and excited because it was all real.

Soon, Percy, the third son of the Weasleys, was the first to push his luggage into a pillar.

Harry's eyes widened in surprise, and Kevin raised an eyebrow as well. The special effects seen in the movies were quite different from what was actually happening in front of them.

Next up are Fred and George, the Weasley twins.

As usual, they were mischievous. They tricked their mother a little, then ran into the pillar with wicked smiles.

When it was time to part ways, Kevin looked at the dean beside him and said, "I think I've found the train, Dean. You can see me off here."

Dean Hope was taken aback, thinking Kevin was referring to the train they were currently on.

"Okay, go ahead, Kevin."

Dean Hope smiled and patted Kevin on the shoulder without saying much. Kevin has been smart since he was a child.

After saying goodbye to the dean, Kevin pushed his luggage toward the Weasleys, intending to strike up a conversation and get to know those two goofballs.

At this moment, Harry, the goofball, stepped forward to talk to him, and Kevin, knowing the time was right, pushed his luggage and followed.

"Excuse me."

Harry, looking a little awkward, stepped forward to strike up a conversation. The patriarch of the Weasley family, Mrs. Molly Weasley, turned around at the sound of his voice and saw two adorable boys.

Harry noticed Kevin following behind him and, unsure whether to greet him or not, hurriedly lowered his head and looked at Mrs. Weasley.

"Excuse me, how... how...."

"Excuse me, how do we get to Platform 9¾? This student and I are lost."

Harry hesitated, a little shy and unsure how to start, but Kevin spoke first.

Harry nodded, then turned back to Kevin and gave him a grateful smile.

"Oh, of course, you two lovely children." Mrs. Weasley had little resistance to two cute boys and walked over very kindly, putting her arms around their shoulders.

"Don't worry, my darlings, this is my youngest son, Ron, and this is his first time going to Hogwarts this year."

Ron, the goofy goose number two, also gave an awkward but polite smile.

"Just go between platforms 10 and 9 and you'll get there. If you feel nervous, you can run all the way there."

Mrs. Weasley pointed to the pillar in front of them and said to Harry and Kevin.

Then he patted the two on the shoulder, gesturing for them to move forward.

The little girl next to him is Ginny, the youngest daughter of the Weasleys. In my previous life, I saw comments on the movie's screen saying that she was Harry's future wife.

She smiled at Harry and Kevin and said, "Good luck to you two."

Kevin Harry briefly thanked Mrs. Weasley and Ginny, and then the two of them ran into the pillar one after the other.

Upon entering the platform, a steam train from the last century came into view, with the words "Hogwarts Express" written on its front.

Kevin didn't rush to leave, but instead struck up a conversation with Harry.

"Hello, my name is Kevin, nice to meet you."

"Oh, hello, my name is Harry Potter, it's nice to meet you too." Harry was still looking at the scene in front of him in surprise when Kevin's words brought him back to his senses. Harry also felt a good impression of the boy who had just helped him out of the predicament.

"I know you, Harry Potter. You've been mentioned in wizarding archives. You're a celebrity in the wizarding world."

"Thank you, but I've never been involved with wizards before, so I don't really know much about it."

"Isn't this wonderful? Everything is so new and exciting."

"That's right." Harry smiled.

Soon the two of them went to store their luggage together and found an empty private room to sit in.

He actually wanted to find another little witch, but he didn't know where she was sitting, so he simply sat with Harry, and the little witch would naturally appear.

Soon it was time to depart, and Harry and Kevin sat in a compartment chatting.

This was Harry's first time encountering the wizarding world, so he had many questions. Kevin, who seemed approachable and knowledgeable, was someone Harry naturally wouldn't miss the opportunity to ask.

Kevin said that it was also his first time visiting Hogwarts, and everything he knew was written in books, so he simply copied the text from the books when answering many questions.

They had only been chatting for a short while when Ron appeared.

Unsurprisingly, all the other places were full, so I came to share a table with Harry and Kevin, since we had met before.

Ron introduced himself first, followed by Harry.

Ron was surprised that the person in front of him was a big celebrity in the wizarding world. Harry smiled and revealed the lightning bolt on his forehead.

It was Kevin's turn.

Ron asked the question that Harry had just been holding back from asking.

"Kevin, what's your full name? I mean, what's your last name?" Ron asked curiously, looking at the boy who looked a bit more mature.

"I don't have a surname, my name is Kevin."

Harry and Ron exchanged a puzzled look.

Kevin didn't mind and took out an old wooden plaque from his pocket.

The wooden tag that was hung around the neck of the abandoned baby was the same one that was abandoned back then.

"That's where my name comes from. I'm an orphan. When the director found me, he saw the tag around my neck and named me based on that, so I don't have a surname."

"Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to," Ron apologized to Kevin when he heard that Kevin was an orphan.

Harry's gaze towards Kevin softened, for Kevin, like him, had no parents.

Although Harry has cousins ​​to take care of him, it would be better if they didn't.

He felt that Kevin and he were in the same boat.

"What's the big deal? I did just fine in the orphanage. The director took care of me like a father, and I loved it there."

Harry felt the injustice of the world, and it seemed that he was the most miserable one.

The three chatted happily, and soon the train conductor arrived, asking if they wanted to buy snacks. Ron and Kevin were both short of money, but Harry, being very generous, said he would cover everything and treat his first two friends to a big meal.

Kevin felt the injustice of the world, and he seemed to be the most miserable, having no parents and no inheritance.