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Chapter 29: The Charms Professor Who Questions Life

Ryan was making some progress. He had switched from the weak, intermittent flickers to a steady flashlight mode, and the frequency of fluctuations was steadily decreasing. It seemed like he was close to achieving success.

Mikel, however, was struggling. The light on his wand was wildly unstable. At its brightest, it was blinding like a searchlight, but at its weakest, it barely glowed lik...

Chapter 28: Lighting Charm

Kyle didn't know much about Cho Chang, Cedric's future girlfriend and Harry Potter's unattainable crush, besides the fact that she was in Ravenclaw. But now, there was something new he could add to that: she was helpful.

After all, not every Ravenclaw would go out of their way to help others; many preferred to immerse themselves in their own thoughts, often revolving around schoolwork or ...

Chapter 27: First Class

Although Kyle never had to worry about delivering letters personally, having his own owl at Hogwarts was still a good idea. In the wizarding world, owls served a similar function to phone numbers in the Muggle world—they often represented the identity of their owner. And that was still quite important.

Take, for instance, Kyle’s mother, Diana, who worked in the Department of Mysteries...

Chapter 26: Ratton

Early the next morning, Kyle was forced out of bed by the bright sunlight streaming through the dormitory’s round window. Since he hadn’t drawn the curtains the previous night, the sunbeams hit him squarely in the face like a spotlight.

How was anyone supposed to sleep like that?

Grudgingly, Kyle got dressed and stretched, then walked over to the window. Although Hogwarts Castle...

Chapter 25: Roommates

"In short, these are the main things you need to keep in mind. As long as you pay attention to them in your daily life, you won't lose house points. But even if you do lose points once in a while due to negligence, it's no big deal. Here in Hufflepuff, we don’t worry too much about that. The most important thing is that everyone enjoys their time at Hogwarts."

Head Boy Harris was speaki...

Chapter 24: Not Even a Crup Would Want This

Hufflepuff’s common room was nestled deep within the underground passages of Hogwarts Castle. The entrance, cleverly hidden in a pile of large barrels located in the kitchen corridor’s right-hand corner, was both inconspicuous and charming in its simplicity. Gaining entry was straightforward: students had to follow the rhythm of Helga Hufflepuff’s name, tapping the bottom of the second ba...

Chapter 23: A Wild Bunch

Half an hour later, the banquet was winding down, and the main dishes had been replaced with an array of tempting desserts. Kyle, after surveying the options, picked a serving of maple pudding. Bill and Charlie had raved about this particular dessert, insisting that nowhere else could replicate its authentic taste quite like Hogwarts.

Kyle took a bite and immediately understood the hype. ...

Chapter 22: Poor Choice of Friends

Kyle glanced up, following Cedric's finger, and was surprised to find Kanna sitting diagonally across from him on his left, focused on cutting into a steak. However, every time she made a slice, her eyes flicked up to meet his, as if her plate held not a steak, but Kyle himself.

The sight made Kyle grit his teeth in discomfort.

"Wait a minute," Cedric said, his voice tinged with cur...

Chapter 21: Is the Sorting Hat This Brave?

After the unexpected chaos caused by the biting ball, the Sorting Hat quickly returned to its efficient pace, sorting the remaining students as soon as it touched their hair. With this newfound speed, they were soon down to the last two new students.

“Kanna Prince!”

The familiar name caught Kyle and Cedric’s attention at once. Both of them looked over at the girl from the trai...

Chapter 20: A Failed Prank

After taking his seat at the Hufflepuff table, Kyle felt an overwhelming sense of relief wash over him. Before the Sorting Ceremony, he'd been anxious, uncertain about where he might end up. But now, with everything settled and him officially a part of Hogwarts, a true sense of belonging took hold. It was a wonderful feeling.

Kyle rested his chin in his left hand, leaning his arm casually...

Chapter 19: Hufflepuf

Kyle didn’t waste a second. With three quick strides, he was up on the stage, escaping the tension he’d felt under Kanna’s watchful glare. Once on the stage, he let out a sigh of relief, patting his chest. He turned to Professor McGonagall and said sincerely, "Thank you, Professor."

His sudden show of politeness seemed to catch her off guard. It took her a moment to react, but then ...

Chapter 18: Heavenly Music

The entire auditorium fell silent.

The older students from the other grades eagerly watched, waiting for the show to begin, while the new students nervously eyed the dirty, tattered hat as if a troll might leap out of it at any moment. Then, without warning, the hat began to wriggle. Its tip swayed side to side, while the brim undulated up and down, as if it were attempting to dance.

Chapter 17: Sorting Hat

A few minutes later, more and more ghosts began to appear in the small room, each one with a different shape and size—some tall, others short, some thin, and others rather rotund. The sight of so many ghosts took the new students by surprise. At first, many of the young witches and wizards were frightened, but they soon realized that the ghosts were quite friendly, greeting everyone with chee...

Chapter 16: If You Can’t Beat Them, Join Them

Kyle had always been curious about how the boats transporting first-year students across the Black Lake actually worked. He had assumed it was magic, but now he wasn’t so sure. Despite observing the boats closely for a long time, he hadn’t detected any obvious magical traces.

What puzzled him even more was Hagrid’s boat. Despite the half-giant's massive size, his boat floated just a...

Chapter 15: Hogwarts

Kanna soon left, and Kyle, ever principled, didn’t touch the pile of Galleons on the table. Instead, he used a simple Floating Charm to return the money to Kanna’s pocket as she walked away. Even though she seemed wealthy, Kyle had no intention of cheating an eleven-year-old out of her money. It was a matter of principle.

Well... at least wait until I get back from Dorset,&nb...

Chapter 14: Closing the Door Is a Good Habit

In the wizarding world, mice are the cheapest of the designated pets at Hogwarts, so they naturally attract a wide range of young witches and wizards. However, most people opted for more charming varieties, like hamsters with their soft, beautiful fur and friendly temperaments, or black mice, known for their longer lifespan, and the white mice, which gave off a clean, pristine look.

But K...

Chapter 13: The Little Witch and the Rat

“Wait, you can also brew others pet tonics?” Cedric’s eyes lit up at Kyle’s revelation. “Then could I leave my owl’s tonic to you in the future?”

“Of course,” Kyle replied, glancing at the gray wood owl perched on the shelf. “But owls need more complex tonics than rats. I’d have to charge nine Sickles. And don’t say it’s too expensive—that’s the market price....

Chapter 12: Scabbers and the Rat Tonic

For Kyle, who was used to traveling by airplane or high-speed trains, the journey on the Hogwarts Express, a vintage steam train, was turning into quite the ordeal. At first, the excitement of riding the legendary train and the aura of Hogwarts helped keep his spirits high, but after a few hours, the novelty wore off, and the train’s limitations became glaringly obvious.

It was slow—<...

Chapter 11: I’m Not a Weasley, So How Could I Break Any Rules?

Once Cedric’s worries were behind him, his mood lightened considerably. He put down his book and, with a newfound cheerfulness, struck up a conversation with Kyle. “Hey, can I call you Kyle?”

“Of course,” Kyle nodded. “Actually, my father works in the Department for the Control and Management of Magical Creatures, just like your father. They’re colleagues.”

“Your f...

Chapter 10: Cedric

Kyle boarded the train, only to find that most of the first few carriages were already full. He couldn’t help it—he had boarded late, and it was hard to find an empty seat by this time. With a sigh, he used the Floating Charm to lift his luggage and made his way toward the back of the train, hoping for better luck. Eventually, he found a relatively spacious compartment near the end.

I...

Chapter 9: The Hogwarts Express

In the wizarding world, September 1st is a very important day, especially for witches and wizards over the age of eleven who have not yet graduated. On this day, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry begins its school year. Young witches and wizards who have just turned eleven eagerly await this day, counting down with anticipation, hoping it will come quickly.

However, for those age...

Chapter 8: Mr. Weasley’s Dream

Kyle may not have been fooled by the adults' usual tall tales, but they had definitely done the trick for Ron and Ginny. Ron, in particular, had been listening intently, eager to gather some inside knowledge for when he started Hogwarts the following year. But as the conversation progressed, his face turned a sickly shade of pale.

Trolls, ghosts, and Hippogriffs were extreme, sure, but Ro...

Chapter 7: Dinner

Kyle, Ron, and the rest of the Weasley children had spent the evening throwing gnomes in the yard, but now it was time for dinner. After playing for a while, Mrs. Weasley's familiar voice called out from The Burrow, announcing that the meal was ready. The group, already hungry, quickly abandoned their game and made their way back to the house.

As they walked, Kyle casually handed out the ...

Chapter 6: Before the Start of the Semester

The days leading up to the start of the school year were busy and exciting for Kyle. He spent every waking moment in his room, experimenting with a variety of charms and spells. Although he came from a magical family, his opportunities to practice magic before now had been limited.

For starters, neither Chris nor Diana treated their wands like ordinary tools—they considered them almost ...

Chapter 5: Shopping

"It seems you've got the cedarwood wand," Chris remarked the moment they met up outside Madam Malkin's Robes for All Occasions. He immediately recognized the wand Kyle was holding.

It was a rather unusual match, and Chris had always been impressed by it. In fact, it was this very type of wand that had led him to first meet Diana. Now, unexpectedly, it was in Kyle’s hands.

Chris lo...

Chapter 4: The Wand Chooses the Wizard

In any case, Kyle still had a wand to buy, so he carefully pushed open the door and stepped inside.

Diana and Chris hadn’t followed him in; they probably assumed the process of choosing a wand would take a while. After hearing that Kyle needed to visit Ollivanders first, they had decided to head to Gringotts instead.

...

The inside of the shop, while still old and cluttered,...

Chapter 3: Diagon Alley

After careful consideration, Kyle decided it was best to play a trick on the twins and keep the news about the Three-Headed Dog to himself.

Who said he didn’t have a fondness for magical creatures? Sure, he wasn't Newt Scamander and didn’t have that unique touch, but creatures like the Three-Headed Dog were rare, even in Greece. If he missed this opportunity, it would be hard to see o...

Chapter 2: Leaky Cauldron

The Leaky Cauldron, established in the early 16th century, is a favorite haunt of witches and wizards. It also serves as the entrance to Diagon Alley, the only magical street in the wizarding world.

As Diana led Kyle through the door, the previously bustling bar fell silent, as if someone had hit the pause button. The sudden quiet was as eerie as a late-night study session before a final ...

Chapter 1: Mysterious Magic

A small, three-story building stood near the village of Ottery St. Catchpole. Inside, eleven-year-old Kyle Chopper was standing by the window, staring intently at the parchment in his hands.

Headmaster: Albus Dumbledore (Order of Merlin, First Class, Chief Warlock of the Wizengamot, President of the International Confederation of Wizards)

Dear Mr. Chopper,

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Chapter 374: The Loyalty of the Kingslayer

The red and black banners faced each other across the battlefield. The difference was stark: the Targaryen army was surrounded by dragons, while the Lannister forces had nothing to shield them but their numbers and the ranks of Lannister officers leading them. Viserys had made it clear—neither Lannister nor Baratheon would be spared. For Jaime and his men, there was no choice but to fight to ...