Léon: The Professional

Philippe was from Lyon, France. He was not a wizard but a Squib, and he had worked as an attendant aboard the European express for more than six years.

Squibs could not enter a magical school as students, but not all of them lived out their lives in obscurity. Mrs. Figg served as Dumbledore's correspondent, responsible for liaising between the magical and Muggle worlds, and was a crucial witness in the trial that determined the future and fate of the Savior, Potter.

Nor were they all as stubborn and extreme as Filch, staying at Hogwarts as caretakers and unable to get along with children.

Philippe loved traveling, so he applied for this "job serving others." Yet it was not as romantic as he had imagined. He spent most of his time on the train and had no time at all to get off and travel.

But he remained cheerful and optimistic. In that luxurious moving palace, he could cook delicious French meals while watching the beautiful scenery change outside. Sometimes he even helped people in trouble, such as the gentleman just now who had no idea what his wife was talking about.

In the hearts of Italian and French men, every woman was an angel. Their sweet talk was downright insane. When Philippe learned that Pomona also enjoyed cooking, he invited her, right in front of Severus, to watch the sunset while he taught her to make escargot.

Quite a few ingredients in the magical world were dangerous, such as cabbages that bit people. He enjoyed the process of "killing" vegetables.

When he was little, he did not like eating vegetables. His mother told him that if he did not eat the vegetables, the vegetables would eat him. At first, he did not believe her at all, until she took