Hogwarts: What Calls Your Name Is the Killing Curse

Avada Kendavia, a time traveler who grew up in a London orphanage, has a unique sense of magic - she can see the structure, texture and flow of all magic. On his eleventh birthday, Dumbledore personally came to deliver the acceptance letter, but instead took him to the Department of Mysteries of the Ministry of Magic. It turns out that ten years ago, in order to track down the Killing Curse, the Department of Mysteries registered "Avada Kedavra" as the name of an abandoned Muggle baby - that abandoned baby was him. Three thousand galleons in compensation, full tuition assistance, priority in recruitment, and a magic contract was signed on the spot. In Ollivander's shop, Avada tried on more than a dozen wands to fit them perfectly, shocking the ancestral wandmaker to the point of doubting his life. On the Hogwarts Express, pure-blood Baron Shafik took the initiative to apologize in advance for Slytherin's bad reputation. Qiu Zhang talked about the distribution of wizards in Asia and the evolution of magical animals. The concentration of knowledge in the carriage was far higher than that of ordinary freshmen. When the train arrived at the station, the Sorting Hat had just begun to sing, and Avada closed her earplugs to listen. It wasn't that the song was unpleasant, but that he had already seen the complex curse structure wrapped around the hat. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.