Rebirth of the Harry Potter

In the thick night, a familiar voice sounded: "First-year freshmen, please line up here! All first-year freshmen come with me!"

A tall shadow wobbled towards the train platform with a yellow lamp in hand.

The freshmen looked up in fear at Hagrid, who seemed to be able to eat a child in one bite, and kept pushing back.

Hagrid raised the lamp to his face, his bearded, savage-like appearance was reflected in the eyes of the new students, and Hagrid showed a kind smile: "Let's go, little ones."

Outside Hogsmeade Station was a dark, rain-washed street, with about a hundred carriages parked on the road.

The animal pulling the carriage is not a horse, but a very weird animal, a bit like a reptile. There is no flesh on their bodies, and the black fur is tightly attached to the skeleton, as if after some kind of animal died, the corpse was only the skeleton, and then it was resurrected using black magic. Every bone of them was clearly visible, and their heads were like those of a dragon, with white, pupilless eyes that stared intently.

Wings grew from the bump between the shoulder bones, a pair of big, black, sturdy wings that looked like they should have belonged to a giant bat.

These animals were motionless and did not make any sound. The breath from their nostrils condensed into water vapor in the cold night air. They stood quietly in the thickening night, feeling ominous.

Suddenly, a third-grade girl said, "These carriages can move by themselves without horses. Why are there so many scary animals in front of them?"

"Anna, what are you talking about?" Her classmate asked in confusion.

Anna said: "I mean the animals tied in front of these carriages, they look like horses, but they don't look like them."

"What horse-like thing?" Her classmates looked at Anna amusedly, thinking that Anna was teasing them on purpose.

"It's the horse-like things that pull those carriages!" Anna's voice was a little louder, a little angry.

Obviously those strange horses were two or three meters away from them, and they were staring at them with empty white eyes, but her friend deliberately pretended to be stupid and said she couldn't see them.

"What are you talking about?" said her friend.

"I'm talking...you come and see!" Anna grabbed her friend's arm and pulled her directly to the strange horse, facing the strange winged horse.

Her friend stared straight into the air, then turned to look at Anna.

"What did you ask me to watch?"

"Look at that, where my finger is, on the carriage! Right in front of you..."

But several of her friends still looked puzzled, and Anna suddenly had a strange idea.

"Can't... can't you see them?"

"See what?"

"Anna, are you...are you kidding me?" Her classmate asked anxiously, looking at the empty space in front of the carriage, and then at Anna.

"There's nothing wrong with you, Anna?"

"I...it's fine..." Anna suddenly realized something from the bewildered expression of the person next to her, her body trembled, and she fell silent.

For wizards, seeing things that others cannot see is not a good omen.

She smiled palely: "Actually, I was joking with you, there is no strange horse at all."

The people around looked at her strangely, and then silently moved away from her. Although her friends didn't do this, it was obvious that they looked at her with a hint of suspicion in their eyes.

...

Harry, Luna and the others got into a carriage.

Luna didn't know what kind of thought came out of it, and forced a smile: "It's really strange, how can there be any horses, you can really make jokes."

Maybe she said that because she didn't want to look like a weird girl in front of Harry.

However...Harry gave her a strange look and said, "Can't you see them, Thestrals."

Luna was startled, and looked at Harry with bright eyes: "Can you see them? Aren't you afraid?"

Harry said indifferently, "What am I afraid of?"

"Because only you know of its existence,

Telling people that they won't believe you and think you can see things they can't is a bad omen. " Luna said eagerly.

Harry rolled his eyes: "They don't read much, I don't blame them, aren't people who have faced death directly can see thestrals."

Hermione said: "That girl named Anna probably saw someone die this summer vacation. "Hogwarts, A School History" clearly stated that the school cultivates thestrals, and their function is to pull How can so few people know this common sense about the carriages that send students. I decided to suggest to Principal McGonagall that "Hogwarts, A Piece of School History" be a reading guide for freshmen."

"You can see it too?" Luna said.

Hermione said: "I can't, but I know. It's a pity that there are no pictures of them in the book, and I can only imagine what they look like based on the text."

Harry said: "It's better not to see it, it's too ugly, the kind that can give you nightmares."

"Oh."

Seeing that the people on the carriage didn't seem to care about the so-called unlucky thestrals while talking, Luna suddenly showed a faint smile, very happy.

Hermione noticed this, she pressed Zhang Qiu's ear, and said angrily: "Look at Harry, he has increased his favorability in Luna's heart again, absolutely on purpose."

Zhang Qiu nodded in agreement.

...

The carriages lined up, creaking and wobbling along the road. They passed the high stone pillars on either side of the gate to the school grounds, surmounted by winged boars,

You can also see the lights in Hagrid's new house next to the Forbidden Forest, and Fangya's cry came, calling Hagrid to go home quickly.

Hogwarts Castle loomed closer and closer: the towering towers looked even darker against the dark night sky, and occasionally a window could be seen shining a fiery red light above their heads.

The carriage came to a halt beside the stone steps leading to the oak gate, and Harry was the first to jump out.

Then he carried the petite Astoria out of the car first. In order not to arouse Zhang Qiu and Hermione's dissatisfaction, he wisely gave them equal treatment. Then subconsciously continued to turn around and made a gesture of hugging.

inertia, inertia...

The carriage got out of Luna, and she looked at Harry who was about to catch her, her face froze.

"Ahem..." Harry didn't feel natural at all, and pretended that nothing happened, he was about to lower his arms.

But Luna suddenly pounced on Harry, and Harry hugged Luna, turned 180 degrees, and dropped her to the ground safely.

"I, let's go." Luna blushed and walked to the front.

"Oh...okay," said Harry.

"Harry, is it comfortable? Is Luna's waist soft and her butt up?" Hermione asked "gently".

Harry looked as usual: "I don't know, my hand is very honest, I can feel...not as big as yours."

Hermione: "Bah..." Then pulling Zhang Qiu, Astoria hurried up the stone steps and entered the castle.

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