My Years Drawing Cards at Hogwarts

After transmigrating, he became Kyle, the most unremarkable boy in a London orphanage: small, quiet, and widely expected to lead a thoroughly ordinary life. Then, in 1991, an owl flew through London bearing a letter from Hogwarts. Arriving at the same time was a card-drawing System. And so, a magical prodigy burst onto the scene. He was the first student at Hogwarts to be praised as a “master alchemist” in a handwritten letter from Nicolas Flamel. The first dueling champion to sweep the European Grand Championship, still undefeated to this day. The first to make a surprise entrance high above the Quidditch World Cup, riding his self-designed flying broomstick, the Red Falcon, and leaving every commercial flagship in the dust. The uncrowned king. Years later, he was Gringotts’ youngest holder of a Mithril vault, chief adviser to Nurmengard’s underground research institute, and the only “Lifetime Honorary Observer” in the history of the International Confederation of Wizards to be appointed unanimously. As his fame grew, the Wizengamot created a temporary seat for him, while Beauxbatons and Durmstrang jointly invited him to serve as a visiting professor. The world saw only his robes billowing in the wind: the rising star of the Wizarding World, named Kyle White. [Prismatic card drawn: Immortal Throne.] [Achievement unlocked: Rebuild the magical age of Britain.] [Scene triggered: Three sitting headmasters fight tooth and nail in the Albanian wilderness over who gets to claim you.] It all began when he was eleven, in the leaky attic of a London orphanage, with the first Legendary Gold card he drew.