"Are you having trouble adjusting to the pace of life here?"
Seeing Harry sitting across from him, looking around with a mixture of curiosity and unfamiliarity, he asked with a smile.
After Ron Weasley and the others had left one after another, Katelyle had not stayed at home. Instead, he had taken Harry out and about.
Before entering Hogwarts, Harry had always lived with his uncle, so the things of the Muggle world were hardly unfamiliar to him.
But after spending the past year at Hogwarts and exploring the Small World, he had begun to feel somewhat out of touch with the outside world.
Harry nodded. "Yes, Professor Kate."
"But this place is much livelier than anywhere I've been before!"
The two were sitting in a café. Outside, snow fell heavily and the wind blew hard, yet plenty of people were still walking along the streets.
The bustling streets, the cars speeding past, and the shops open for business all came together to give Harry a special feeling.
Life on the Hogwarts campus, nature and war in the Small World, and the noisy city life before him-Harry Potter realized that his world was vibrant and full of variety.
Many things that made him unhappy were not beyond changing, either.
After a quick coffee, Katelyle took Harry to see an old movie and bought him several sets of clothes. For dinner, they ate at a busy steakhouse.
Harry rather liked this kind of life, and he deeply cherished how comfortable and relaxed he felt with Katelyle.
That evening, after returning home, Harry immersed himself in Katelyle's laboratory.
Katelyle did not try to dissuade him. He simply reminded Harry to balance work with rest, then left him to it.
In Katelyle's study.
"Master, during the year you were away, five people came