The Strongest Badger at Hogwarts

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Emily and Link were dressed very similarly today, they were both Muggle outfits with hoodies and slacks, and even the colors of the clothes were exactly the same.

Since Mrs. Foley often wears Muggle costumes to play in the Muggle world, Old Clay actually didn't feel any strange about what Link and Emily wore.

But he still said:

"Uh, are you... going out?"

"Yes, Grandpa Klie." Emily said with a smile, "Link asked me to go to Diagon Alley to buy things for the new semester."

Klie raised his eyebrows and said:

"Oh! Then I won't bother you! Hope you have a good time!"

After saying that, Klie left the room, and gave Link a 'well done' look when he passed by Link.

After Klie left, Link finally leaned over and asked Emily with a smile:

"How is Mr. Victoria?"

"He was sad when I first went back, but he's calmed down now."

Listening to Emily's remarks, Link nodded with empathy.

It is always difficult for a father to accept that his little cabbage has been humiliated by others, and it is his own estimation that it is the same.

The two chatted for a while, and then Emily noticed the densely arranged embryos in the box, and asked curiously:

"what is this?"

"Some small tricks," Link said, closing the box, "to prevent some possible troubles."

Hearing that, Emily gave Link a deep look and did not continue to ask.

But being stared at Link so closely by her, she finally recounted the matter of the 'Skaar Embryos' in detail.

A smile appeared on Emily's face.

She didn't care what Link was going to do with these 'embryos', all she cared about was whether Link was willing to tell her the truth.

Emily smiled and took Link's arm and said:

"Then let's go."

The two walked into the fireplace with a smile, and came to the Leaky Cauldron with a burst of Floo Network's iconic crackling sound.

Unlike the last time Link came, the Leaky Cauldron was very lively in the daytime, full of babbling customers, and the air was filled with the smell of icing pie.

"Link! You are here!"

As soon as Link and Emily stepped out of the fireplace, Cedric and John smiled and said hello.

They were also invited by Link today to purchase items for the new semester together.

And the moment Emily saw John, she finally understood why Link had to specify that she should wear Muggle clothes to go shopping today.

Know that John is a Muggle wizard.

Presumably this must be Link to take into account John's feelings.

Glancing at Link with a smile, Emily didn't speak any further.

And Link smiled and hugged Cedric and John:

"Congratulations on becoming a prefect, Cedric."

"thanks!"

Cedric responded with a smile, but the smile looked a bit templated and stiff, and he must have thanked him countless times during this time.

Seeing this, John on the side said impatiently:

"Come on, don't talk about that, it's natural for Cedric to be a prefect, and he doesn't care about this kind of thing as much as some people do."

"some people?"

"You know who I'm talking about," said John, blinking. "Percy Weasley!"

"Huh? Did you see the Weasleys?"

"That's right, they were still here just now, but they're gone now, with Harry Potter." John said with some disgust, "You should be glad you didn't see Percy Weasley smug. That's really disgusting."

Hearing this, Link chuckled, Percy Weasley was indeed an outlier in the Weasley family.

He is thirsty for power and even betrays his family for it in the original book,

Link could completely imagine how such a person would look when he became a senior.

But Link didn't hate him, at least not now.

Because the Foley family has power, if necessary, Percy will be the most easily used by him in the Weasley family.

With a laugh, after Cedric's persuasion, everyone finally stopped the topic and stepped out of the tavern to Diagon Alley.

Similar to the situation at the Leaky Cauldron, Diagon Alley also became crowded as the school day approached.

This kind of scene is actually rare in the sparsely populated magical world.

So both John and Cedric were pretty excited.

Of course, John's reason for excitement is more because of the strange goods on Diagon Alley.

For example, a crystal ball model with the entire solar system inside, under the blessing of magic, the stars inside will not only move on their own, but even shine.

Another example is a complete set of pure gold Gobstones (this kind of pinball-like game wizard game, the loser will be sprayed with slime).

These things were so attractive to John that he dangled in them over and over again, but he didn't buy any of them.

No way, as a young wizard from a Muggle family, although Gringotts has opened a service for him to exchange British pounds for Golden Galleons, there is a limit.

So John has to count every penny carefully, or he'll end up with tattered second-hand books.

Link and Cedric were of course rich, but considering the issue of John's dignity, they didn't take the initiative to pay for John's money. They just wrote down the things that John's eyes stayed on for the longest time and waited until Christmas. Good as a gift.

The few people walked around chatting and laughing, and naturally they did not forget to buy serious things such as new school uniforms (teenagers always develop so fast), new books, and new potion equipment.

Among them, Link and Emily didn't buy new ones like Cedric did.

Snape had clearly told them that unless it was a customized version of the pharmaceutical equipment, or something like a standard crucible would have to be used for a period of time.

During the equipment running-in period, your pharmaceutical level will drop to a certain extent.

Link and Emily didn't want to be lectured by Snape over this sort of thing.

What's more worth mentioning is that when everyone came to the bookstore, they found that the bookstore that was supposed to be booming at this time of the year seemed to be sparse.

In the open space outside the bookstore, there was also a huge iron cage, which contained hundreds of furry books with sharp teeth and four eyes that looked like spiders.

They were frantically entangled and fought together in the iron cage. Link and others even saw two of the books work together and grabbed the third book and tore it in half!

There was a loud chirp and the excited roar of the books in the air, and the shattered pieces of paper were flying around.

Looking at this scene, Link and others were all stunned in place.