"Harry, don't worry so much. Maybe things aren't as dangerous as we think."
Harry's history with You-Know-Who was no secret. Many of the students knew about it.
So when Trelawney saw what awaited Harry through divination, no one was particularly surprised.
In fact, everyone felt it was only natural, something bound to happen.
Harry was like a prized morsel that everyone wanted a bite of.
You-Know-Who, in particular, wanted to kill Harry Potter at every waking moment.
"Don't worry. I'm not scared."
"I'm just curious who's planning to beat me to death with a club."
"I'm guessing it's a giant. They're the only ones who like killing people with clubs."
Harry smiled as he said this to David Lyle.
Sirius Black looked at Harry and asked uncertainly, "Are you sure, Harry?"
"Absolutely, David," Harry replied earnestly.
"David, don't underestimate Harry. He's very strong," Hermione Granger said with a smile beside them.
Seeing this, David could only take Harry at his word.
Ron Weasley reminded them, "We still have Transfiguration. We need to hurry over. It's quite a long way, and it'll take a while if we don't use magic."
At the start of a new school year, the first lesson for the first-years was always a test of their magical elements.
This was also one of the most important events at Hogwarts at the beginning of the new school year.
Dumbledore came up beside Katelyle and asked, "How are this year's students, Kate?"
Dumbledore had some matters to attend to, so he only came to see how things were going as the first-years' magical affinity tests drew to a close.
Katelyle smiled at his question. "Not bad. Compared with the current second-years, there are a few more lightning and wind elemental mages, as well as two light elemental mages."
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