We once longed so much for a letter from some school of magic, but the gulf between our worlds forced us to learn to grow up.
I feel for Petunia Evans, not because she was a Muggle like us, but because she was once so close to that world and still never managed to touch it.
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Forehead. . . It doesn't matter if the wizarding class is lagging behind until now. . . The law is there to protect wizards. Although the individual wizards are very powerful, they are still ordinary people compared to the whole group. To be honest, being closed-minded and arrogant usually doesn't have any good consequences.
I think that "deflated at a speed visible to the naked eye" is a bit strange. It should be "deflated in a circle visible to the naked eye", right?
Lily's reaction is so strange. Do you want to portray her as someone who will be jealous of her sister?
I have always wondered why Dumbledore appeared, and suddenly I thought that the Hogwarts admission list will appear at birth, so Petunia's name should appear on the magic admission list halfway, so it is normal for Dumbledore to come and take a look. It suddenly occurred to me, and I don't know if it is right.
It would be so fun if that owl was Harry Potter.
In the days before Lily comes, I miss her
After asking Du Niang, she finally remembered this person, emmm
Very interesting~~~I still look forward to Harry entering the main story
Suddenly I have a question: How is blood relationship determined in magic? If it is blood relationship, Harry is clearly an owl now, and there is no way he can be related by blood, so it cannot be said to be blood relationship. Or is it the soul? What about the name? The wizard's name has magical power, so should it be the judgment of the soul...
Harry is going to have trouble with his aunt