"However, since it doesn't come with a storage crystal ball, we can't test it. But I'm sure it'll be more than enough for studying and some simple research. What do you think? Do you like it?" Lily explained slowly, a faint smile on her face.
When Anduin heard that the two of them were giving him such a valuable gift, he'd actually wanted to refuse. But he couldn't resist the desire deep down, and in the end, the irresistible appeal of a good deal won out once again.
After accepting the Rune Disk, Anduin restrained himself from examining it right away. He put it away and thanked the Potter couple over and over.
"All right, Anduin, there's no need to be so polite. It's getting late, so I'll take you to the train station now," James said with a smile.
And so Anduin's Christmas holiday—and the happy time he'd spent with Sirius and the Potter couple—came to an end. He set off on his journey back to Hogwarts.
After saying goodbye to James at the station, Anduin boarded the train back.
Vivian and Charles were already in the carriage. They were sharing snacks Vivian had brought back from France, and as soon as Anduin stepped inside, Charles happily pulled him over to sit down.
"Hey, Anduin, I heard from my aunt. You're incredible..." Charles was about to tell Anduin what he'd heard when Anduin stopped him with a look and shook his head. Charles could only fall silent.
"What are you talking about? What's incredible?" Seeing Anduin cut Charles off, Vivian narrowed her eyes and couldn't help asking.
"Nothing. I won a big prize at Christmas. It's nothing to brag about." Anduin didn't want to go around telling people about his fight with the Death Eaters. He was still in