Shipwreck

Hiss... Was this completely different kind of entrance how competitive young wizards were these days?

Gilderoy Lockhart was somewhat surprised by Kane's utterly different, yet overwhelmingly stylish entrance. Between learning this entrance style so he could imitate it at Hogwarts later and asking where Kane had bought that broom and what model it was...

He chose to take out the notebook he carried with him and write down the scene... He could use it for an entrance in one of his books later.

Of course, he had not forgotten Kane standing in the yard. After quickly jotting down the idea, he hurriedly led Kane into the room, tapped his wand, and took biscuits and hot milk tea from the cabinet before placing them in front of Kane.

"Ah, I truly hadn't expected this. When Dumbledore told me a young wizard needed my help, I never imagined it would be you. After all, as far as I know, you're far stronger than ordinary young wizards. So, what can I help you with?" Lockhart asked as he poured Kane some milk tea.

"...Didn't you specifically ask for me? Dumbledore already told me the whole arrangement." Kane tossed a cookie full of that delightful sugar-and-fat combination into his mouth and answered bluntly, without hiding anything.

Lockhart's smile turned awkward for a moment, but he quickly recovered. "It's like this, Kane. May I call you that?"

Only after Kane nodded did Lockhart continue. "Because I am a writer, and writers need a beginning, a middle, and an ending when they write stories. So what I need now is a beginning."

"Ah~" Kane nodded. "But I'm not a writer. Still, if it's something simple, I'd be happy to help. For instance, what do you need?"

"You only need to tell me what plans you have