Arms dealer from Hogwarts

Chapter 7 Hedwig

"Each first-year freshman can bring a pet to Hogwarts, such as owls, cats, toads, etc. Of course, if you want to bring some less popular animals, it is not impossible, but I personally recommend that you bring an owl .”

In the bustling Diagon Alley, Professor McGonagall walked in front of the crowd and spoke quickly.

"Owls have always been the most trusted friends of wizards. They can help you deliver some letters. During school, you can also use owls to mail-order commodities and snacks in Diagon Alley. Just give them the money and tie it on your legs. Put it on the list, and they will be very good at bringing back what you want to buy."

"If you want to choose a favorite partner, you should be able to find what you like in the two stores of Yila Owl Store and Magic Zoo."

Bringing a few people to the Yila Owl Shop, Justin quickly chose his partner—a majestic eagle owl, a kind of owl.

Jemini's eyes fell on a cage behind the window, and there was a snow-white owl in the cage, and it was fast asleep with its head under its wings.

There are four or five white owls in the shop, but this one is snowy white and not dyed with variegated colors. Not a small amount.

Jemini calculated the time. From the time he received the letter to now, it should be a few days earlier than when Harry Potter arrived. This snowy owl is likely to be the later Hedwig.

The little thing is very poor, and was hit by the death curse in the last part.

Jamie moved to the side of the cage, perhaps sensing something, the big white bird in the cage raised its head, and looked at Jamie curiously with its big round eyes.

"Very good, your name will be Hedwig from today onwards, and you will be my bird from now on."

Jemini shrugged and picked up the cage.

It never occurred to Jemini whether he should keep this cute little thing for the Savior—he was in the arms business, not charity.

Everyone is first come first served.

"Gu~" Hedwig nodded her head, looking cute.

"It looks so beautiful." Hermione moved closer to Jemini and gave Hedwig an appreciative glance.

"Hermione, what do you want to buy?" Mr. Granger gently stroked Hermione's messy hair and asked.

Hermione shook her head: "Forget it for now. I just entered school. For me now, study is the most important thing. I don't think I have much time to raise an owl. I think maybe my homework will let me go." I'm busy."

"Very good idea, Miss Granger." Professor McGonagall nodded, and gave Hermione an appreciative glance: "If you want to deliver a letter, there is an owl shed in the school, or you can ask someone else's owl, generally speaking, it only takes a few minutes. Nat, they'd love to make a trip for you."

"Owls...can also collect money?" Jemini's eyes were full of weirdness.

"Of course, where there are wizards, there will be an owl shed. These little guys can buy some snacks from the person in charge of the owl shed—dead mice or something, they are very smart."

"Okay..." Jamie's mouth twitched.

With the help of Professor McGonagall, the three of Jamie quickly bought everything needed for admission.

"Very good, I have bought everything that needs to be bought." Professor McGonagall looked at the three and nodded with satisfaction, took out three tickets from the bag and handed them to the three respectively: "This is the ticket to Hogwarts , you just need to go to King’s Cross Station, platform 9, and take the Hogwarts Express on September [-]st.”

"Platform 9? Is there such a platform at King's Cross Station?" Mr. Finliery asked politely.

"The partition wall between platforms nine and ten is the entrance to platform nine." Professor McGonagall nodded: "Just pass through the middle of that wall."

Everyone nodded and didn't ask any more questions. After all, they had just passed through the wall in the courtyard of the Leaky Cauldron in the morning, so there was nothing to make a fuss about.

"Then, I'll be leaving next, and please help me send Mr. Fox back, can you?"

Professor McGonagall asked politely.

"That..." Jemini opened his mouth, "I plan to stay at the Leaky Cauldron for a while, to learn more about the magic world."

Professor McGonagall deliberately refused, but finally nodded: "Okay, if you must, but I hope you can write to tell that alcoholic priest."

She wasn't very worried about Jemini's thoughts. After a day of contact, she found that Jemini's way of thinking was very mature and very assertive. Even if he was sent back, he would probably run back by himself.

He has his own ideas, and the corresponding ability to act, the most important thing is - he still has money...

A smart person will not easily integrate into the wizarding world just because of an admission letter from Hogwarts, especially if this smart person is still a helpless existence, so let Jemini see it for himself It is also a good thing to know about it.

After bidding farewell to everyone, Jemini came to the Leaky Cauldron and opened a room, and stayed temporarily under the warm hospitality of Old Tom.

The room rate at the Leaky Cauldron is very reasonable. You can stay for a day for ten silver Sickles, and you can also enjoy unlimited refills of hot cocoa for breakfast and dinner. Converted to Muggle currency, it is only about three British, which is cheaper than Muggle money. Hotels in Melon World are much cheaper.

During the day, Jemini discovered that in the magic world, the cost of food and accommodation seems not to be expensive. Although magic cannot create food out of thin air, with the help of magic, obtaining food is also a very easy task.

Not to mention the accommodation, there is a wizarding travel agency called 'Horror Tour' in Diagon Alley, there are tents sold there, and you can get a top luxury tent with three bedrooms and two halls for only thirty Galleons.

In order to be on the safe side, Jemini didn't buy many coveted things before. He plans to visit Diagon Alley again tomorrow and buy something he is interested in.

"Goo~"

In the birdcage, Hedwig blinked her beautiful big eyes.

"Sorry, I'm not used to being in the cage." Jemini smiled gently, and reached out to open the bird cage.

As soon as the birdcage was opened, Hedwig flapped her wings and flew to Jemini's shoulder.

Reaching out and gently stroking Hedwig's little furry head, Jemini laughed: "Wait a minute, I need to write a letter to Mr. Dean to report his safety."

With that said, Jemini took out a pen and paper from the non-traceable stretch bag, wrote a note, and wrote an address on the back for Hedwig to take a look at. Hedwig took a serious look at the address on the note, and then Open the beak and hold it in your mouth.

"Thank you for your hard work. I will treat you to delicious food when you come back." Jemini said.

With a cooing sound, Hedwig flew out along the open window, and the white figure slowly disappeared into the night.

'Mr. Dean, good evening.

I've done my school supplies and I'm writing to you at a wizarding hotel called the Leaky Cauldron, there's a lot of interesting things to do here, I've heard there's whiskey that squeaks when I get a chance I'll Bring you a bottle.

Considering that I will be living in this world for the next few years, I plan to stay here for a while to learn more about the world. After a while, I will go directly to school, so please don't worry about me.

This snowy owl is my partner and messenger, just give him the reply.

May you be in good health.

——from a certain Gemini fox. '

Here's a note from Jamie.

He was named after the sign of Gemini because he was born on the first day of Gemini - May 21.

After about an hour, Hedwig flew back to the room with the dean's reply letter.

'Understood, you should pay more attention when you are alone. '

This is the reply letter from the priest and dean, and the note has a faint smell of alcohol, very much his style.

(End of this chapter)