Calmly and effortlessly?
A weird smile appeared on Isaac's face, "Harry, if you can hit Diagon Alley from one end to Diagon Alley the other, then no matter what you do, you will be able to do it with ease."
Harry immediately smiled awkwardly and politely after hearing this.
Stop it, brother. If I had this ability, would I still be a free child laborer at Dursley family?
"Of course, if you can't do it, you need to use other things to make up for it."
Isaac said earnestly, "For example, if you are famous far beyond your peers, or you have a prominent family background, you must be versatile and approachable."
Huh? Uh-huh?
Harry The more I listen, the more I feel that there is something in Isaac's words. The more I listen, the more I feel that there is nothing wrong with what Mr. Isaac said!
Fame, family background, wealth... Harry once thought that he had none of them.
But after Diagon Alley's line, Harry found that he seemed, seemed, probably, maybe not lacking in everything?
Harry was beaten and abused a bit miserably in Dursley family, but he was not stupid at all.
Not only is he not stupid, but it can be seen from his frequent complaints about the Dursley family and those wonderful metaphors that this child is not smart, but at least his little head can spin very quickly.
He is the kind of idea king who can automatically generate brilliant ideas by gathering three people.
How can such an idea king fail to understand the implication of Isaac?
Harry was a little excited. Ever since he was a child, Isaac was almost the first one to affirm him in this way.
Although Isaac is definitely his "hardware", can the hardware be far behind if it has the "software"?
"Sir, are you saying that I already have what it takes to be someone like you?"
Harry asked expectantly.
"No, Harry, don't be me." Isaac shook his head solemnly at Harry. You are not Seer. You can't be me even if you try your best.
"What I mean is that your conditions at Wizarding World exceed 95% of Wizard. When you don't need to worry about foreign objects, then you need some magical wisdom."
Isaac said this and took out a book from the bookshelf and handed it to Harry.
"Read more, Harry. There is nothing new in this world. As long as you have enough wisdom, you will naturally be able to do it calmly and with ease."
Flourish and Blotts Every time Hogwarts starts school, the shelves closest to the store entrance are filled with Hogwarts teaching materials and best-selling books specifically for little Wizard.
The book Isaac handed to Harry was British Wizarding World's classic work: <Hogwarts: Hogwarts, A History>.
Harry held the book that Isaac had given him in a daze, and his little brain automatically understood what Isaac said.
Don't worry about so much. When you have a book to read, just read it~
Can Mr. Waldore still harm him?
A trip to Diagon Alley made Harry understand that his identity as the Boy Who Lived might be a parallel import.
But Mr. Waldore is really awesome!
When the Wizards in the Diagon Alley merchants saw me, their eyes were full of curiosity as if they were looking at "monkeys".
Just like President France walking into the campus.
College students have never seen a live monkey in school, and they have never seen President France in school.
How can you not be enthusiastic when you look at it coldly?
Harry has the same feeling.
He can consider himself the president of France, but it is somewhat reasonable to say that he is the "monkey" of Wizarding World.
After Isaac left Harry's home address to Flourish and Blotts, he left the bookstore with Harry holding the book "Hogwarts, A History" without letting go.
Just when Isaac was about to take Harry away from Diagon Alley and go home, Professor Vinda, who had disappeared for a while, reappeared in front of the two of them.
Isaac thought that Professor Vinda had returned to Hogwarts.
Unexpectedly, she hasn't left yet.
After all, this commission was a bit too boring for Professor Vinda - Professor Vinda followed Grindelwald in those days and did all the big things.
Even after Grindelwald fell, Rosier Family did not lose power.
For Wizarding World, they Pure-blood families are order itself.
What Grindelwald did back then was not a terrorist attack like Voldemort.
Grindelwald planned to lead all Wizard to strive for a higher status, but he just failed.
For Wizard, you can say that Grindelwald failed, but you cannot say that his starting point was bad.
Because if Grindelwald had really succeeded, all Wizard would have benefited.
Therefore, although Grindelwald was imprisoned by Nurmengard, his followers did not suffer much loss.
Sing and dance, those who should be high officials in various countries Ministry of Magic should be officials, and those who should be professors in magic schools should be professors.
They just bury this history of struggle silently in their hearts.
On the other hand, Professor Vinda, who had done great things all his life, came to Hogwarts and took up the job of welcoming people.
She was able to leave all afternoon probably because of Grindelwald's sake.
Never mind whether Dumbledore won back then, anyway, he was the one who got stabbed in private with Grindelwald.
Isaac noticed that Professor Vinda was holding a large cage in his hand, which contained a beautiful snowy owl, which was sleeping with its head buried under its wings.
Well, although Hagrid did not follow, and Isaac did not bring Harry to Owl Emporium, Hedwig was still delivered to Harry Potter.
"Happy birthday, Potter." Professor Vinda simply handed the snowy owl to Harry, and then said to Isaac:
"I have completed what Dumbledore asked me to do. If you have any questions, come to Hogwarts to find me."
Then with a "bang", Professor Vinda left Diagon Alley through Apparition.
Professor Vinda is right. The commission Dumbledore gave her was actually to ask her to endorse Isaac's trust.
If Isaac was the only one who knocked on Rock Hut's door at that time, then Vernon·Dursley would not be so polite.
Most of the time, children and adults cannot communicate equally.
Even if Isaac knows magic, it won't work.
Isaac is even more suspicious, is Dumbledore afraid that Vernon will say something unpleasant to him, and then be remembered by him?
You see, Dumbledore, isn't this just judging a gentleman's belly with a villain's heart?
Is he Isaac such a narrow-minded person?
"Give it a name, Harry." Isaac said to Harry.
"Hedwig, how about calling him Hedwig?" Harry looked at Isaac expectantly.
"Very good, it's a good name. I think Hedwig will like it." Isaac looked at Hedwig in the cage and felt that the pure white Hedwig was not as stain-resistant as his own Cuckoo.
"Let's go, Harry, we should go home now." Looking at the sky, it was almost time for dinner, Isaac patted Harry on the shoulder.
Fawkes swooped down from mid-air, and the next second a burst of fire exploded in the middle of the Dijiao Alley street.