Brian walked out of the Bojin-Bok store with the dry claws. He looked back and Bojin closed the door with a "pop", as if driving away the plague god.

"What are you doing?" Brian tilted his head in confusion and looked at the closed store door thoughtfully.

"By the way, I haven't returned home with the fireplace in the store." He shook his head helplessly.

These days, Bojin never revealed anything about that kind of rune to him, and even kept avoiding this topic.

Brian walked slowly in the dark alley for a few steps. Several wizards wearing hooded squatted in front of the stalls to select goods, while several pedestrians walked slowly.

Brian glanced around and narrowed his eyes. His body disappeared from the spot in the rotation, leaving only a crisp burst.

The moment Brian's figure disappeared, several different spells instantly hit the position where he had just stood, blowing a big pit out of the ground there, and gravel hit the surrounding walls, making a crisp sound.

The wizards setting up stalls on the street, the wizards screening goods, and several pedestrians turned around, pointing their wands to the position where Brian was standing. A few innocent passers-by were surprised to get away from here.

The people looked at each other silently, gathered together and said a few words in a low voice, then dispersed themselves, disappearing in the corner of the street like a few big bats.

The place returned to peace again. Soon after, several old witches squatted down on the street, spread out a black cloth, and placed strange goods on it.

Brian's figure appeared at the doorstep, frowned and recalled what had happened just now.

"What's wrong, all the people who set up stalls have changed, and those wizards who bought things are too leisurely, and they don't look like the daily routine of turning over alleys." He pondered.

He felt something was wrong just now, so he didn't stop for more and went home with a phantom.

"Is it Bojin?" He squeezed his chin with one hand and shook his head. "Not him, otherwise he wouldn't remind me to be careful...but why did he think of this advice in advance?"

Brian's thoughts flashed in his mind and recalled what he had done, but he did not find anything special and would not be targeted.

"Or it's someone who wants to kidnap me?" he thought with some amusement, "and then blackmail the Fry family?" This is something that the dark wizards can do.

Unexpectedly, he opened the door and walked in. The Fleyes had already returned from a trip. They were wearing retro ancient Greek costumes and were dancing ballroom dances with the music from the phonograph in the living room.

Seeing Brian back, Mrs. Fly stopped dancing with red cheeks. Mr. Fly coughed lightly and turned off the phonograph.

"Actually you can continue to jump." Brian raised his eyebrows.

"Ahem...Bryan, you're going to school tomorrow. Are you ready for everything?" Mrs. Fley returned to her usual calm and gentleness.

"It's ready," Brian nodded, "I thought you guys wouldn't be back before school starts."

"By the way, you need to sign this." Brian took out the Hogsmeade Village visit permit.

"Hogsmeade Village, it's a great place." Mr. Fley signed his name casually, "Well, you know, there is no such thing as annoying thing as Muggles."

"But you have to be careful, don't be invisible and run around this school year," Mr. Fley said again. "Dumbledore agreed to let the cute guards of Azkaban be stationed at the entrance of the school. Dementors won't reason with you."

"But I think if they really work, Sirius Black wouldn't have escaped from Azkaban," he said, spreading his hands.

Brian nodded and placed the permit form that Mr. Foley handed over, and Mr. Foley took out a large pile of travel souvenirs and placed it on the table, smiling and said, "Do you want to choose something interesting? Really, you can't stop buying things at the beginning."

Brian looked at the small models on the table, jewelry and some strange magic gadgets, and picked a few of them casually.

The next morning, they arrived at Kings Cross Station early, and it was still the same here.

Mrs. Fley smoothed the wrinkles on Brian's clothes and whispered: "Don't do the last dangerous thing this school year, Brian."

"Of course, I hope Hogwarts will be more peaceful this year." Brian smiled.

Mr. Foley leaned over and whispered: "I know the school has applied for a time converter for you, but you have to promise me that you must follow its usage requirements, otherwise the consequences will be serious."

"How did you know?" Brian said in surprise.

"Haha, how could you not tell me such a big thing? Your mother and I have signed several agreements to ensure that you will not pursue any possible consequences of improper use of the time converter."

Brian nodded and said, "I will pay attention."

"Brian, long time no see!"

While they were talking, Daphne waved to him on the train, her blue eyes looked very bright and clear.

"Daphne!" Brian waved his hand with a smile.

"This little girl is good." Mr. Fry smiled and looked like a "you know" expression.

"That's the girl from the Greengrass family. The youngest girl in their family is going to go to school this year. The child is in poor health. You have to take good care of her." Mrs. Fley said softly.

"Of course, mom, I'm getting in the car." Brian nodded.

Mrs. Fley kissed Brian on the forehead gently and watched Brian walk onto the train.

Daphne poked her head out of a carriage and waved at him, "Here, Brian!"

Brian walked into the carriage, where there were already several people sitting. Draco was showing a magic crystal ball filled with black fog, and the little girl sitting opposite him was watching with interest.

"This is what I found on an uninhabited island in the Mediterranean this summer. There is a huge tomb hidden underground, and there is a large group of ghouls inside..." Draco told a horror story in a gloomy tone. The little girl opposite her held her chin with one hand and listened enthusiastically.

Brian sat down next to him, and Draco nodded lazily to him.

"Bryan, this is my sister, Astoria, you have seen it." Daphne said gracefully and generously.

Astoria is thin and has long golden hair like Daphne and beautiful blue eyes, but her pale skin makes her look a little sick.

She turned her head and gave Brian a perfect smile, and said in a gentle voice: "Hello, Brian."

"Hello." Brian smiled. Overt poked his head out of his bag and slowly swam onto the table.

"Oh, is it the Silver Snake?" Astoria said with interest.

"It's called Over, Brian's pet." Draco carried Over and rubbed him, "It's not biting."

Daphne's white cat Daisy jumped onto the table, one paw pressed down on Over's body, and the other front paw curiously fiddled over Over's tail.

"Let me go, yellow-haired! There are also stupid cats! I'm going to bite people!" Over hissed, but unfortunately only Brian could understand his words.

Astoria smiled and held Daisy in her arms, looking in a good mood.

"Astoria, don't be assigned to other academies, so I can take care of you more." Daphne seemed a little worried about gains and losses.

"Of course, Daphne, you don't have to worry about this." Astoria's voice seemed very light.

"In fact, the school hats consider the students' wishes." Brian bought some chocolate frogs from the sales witch. "You can tell it that you want to or don't want to go to that academy."

"Really?" Daphne sat upright.

"Of course." Brian smiled and placed the chocolate frog on the table.

"Where are Crab and Goll?" Realizing that there seemed to be two foodies missing in the car, he looked at Draco and said.

"I asked them to go to the next carriage, and the two of them were enough to fill the carriage." Draco raised his chin.

Several people were talking about interesting things about the summer vacation in the carriage. Soon, Theodore also sat in, and his skin was tanned for a while.

Brees followed behind and walked in with a smile. After seeing Over staring at him and vomiting a message, he froze and said, "Oh, I'll change the carriage, there are too many people here."

His pace of departure always seemed to be in a panic way.

The people in the car suddenly laughed.

The train spewed out steam and started slowly. The sky became a little gloomy and it was about to rain.
Chapter completed!