Confused Harry
Tick-tock, tick-tock.
Accompanied by the sound of raindrops falling from the eaves, a clock on the ceiling, resembling a clear mountain spring and stream stones, is slowly ticking.
Beneath the ceiling, on a pink, fluffy four-poster bed, Ryan, dressed in a moon-white silk nightgown, crossed his arms behind his head and stared straight at the ceiling.
The magic of the intangible matter flowed endlessly, maintaining the physical forms of Luna and Hermione in Hogwarts, as well as everything in the void of thought.
It has been almost seven years since he transmigrated, and Ryan has maintained his humanity through love and the occasional amusement he finds.
So as not to be dominated by that feeling of omnipotence, to enjoy everything too quickly, and to the point that in the endless time to come, one loses the eye to perceive the beauty of life.
If you treat the everyday as nothing, you will only see its blandness and tastelessness.
Therefore, Ryan generally does not manipulate or influence others.
They only occasionally do things outside the original timeline, and then see how the movie of reality will develop.
However, Ryan didn't find Harry Potter's conversation interesting at all.
Ron and Ginny's opinions on Ginny and Harry, and their arguments, had already happened more than once in the original timeline.
In Ryan's opinion, it was an interesting, but not particularly interesting, story.
At this moment, what Ryan wanted to see more was what Harry Potter would choose after he no longer needed to return to the Dursley family.
That's much more interesting.
So, in a room on the Third Floor Corridor of Hogwarts, Ron, who was about to say something, suddenly shut his mouth.
He suddenly "realized" it.
Looking at Harry and Ginny embracing, he suddenly felt that he had no right to interfere.
Doesn't he know very well what kind of person Harry is?
Since both Harry and Ginny have agreed, why should he, as Harry's brother and friend, object?
Isn't this a good thing?
His relationship with Harry will be even closer than that of people like Draco.
Because of his extra relationship with Harry.
"Harry, have you made up your mind?"
"The Dursley family, are you still going back?" In Harry and the others' eyes, Ron suddenly changed his tune.
His expression was sincere, and he showed great concern for Harry.
He ignored Ginny, who was practically glued to Harry.
This is nothing like Ron!
"What are you plotting?" Ginny released her grip on Harry and squinted.
His older brother must be up to no good.
Dursley?
Will the Dursley family object to her engagement to Harry?
That's not impossible.
During her conversation with Harry, Ginny had already shed the veil of mystery surrounding her aunt Petunia, whom Harry perceived as contradictory and eccentric.
In Ginny's opinion, her aunt's actions were actually quite understandable.
Drive the magic that took her sister from Harry.
In Harry's aunt's eyes, the magical world was probably something she longed for, yet also feared.
Harry's father was probably seen as a demon who led her sister astray.
Now, Ginny might take Harry's father's place in Harry's aunt's heart.
Ginny then asked, "Are you trying to get Harry's aunt to intervene and stop my relationship with Harry?"
"How is this possible?"
"Harry's aunt couldn't do that."
"Just like she couldn't stop Harry from coming to Hogwarts." Ron gave his sister, who was lost in her own thoughts, a look of annoyance.
For the first time, Harry realized that Ginny might really be Ron's sister.
He had never believed this before.
He had always suspected that Ron might have been adopted by Mr. Weasley from somewhere else.
After all, there are so many Weasley in the Britain Wizarding World; maybe one of them is an orphan.
But now, Ginny's peculiar thought process, just like Ron's, undoubtedly proves their relationship.
Ron and Ginny are real siblings, born of the same parents.
"Ginny, isn't Ron just that kind of person?"
"Always gives up halfway."
"Then some strange questions came to mind." Harry patted Ginny's head.
He then looked at Ron and said, "I've already made up my mind. I—well, I'm going back to the Dursley family."
"Although I might only stay for a day or two."
As soon as Harry said that, everyone present began to doubt their own ears.
"Did I hear that right? You're going back to the Dursley family!"
"Shouldn't you—"
"You're insane!" Draco, Ginny, and Ron exclaimed in unison.
"I'm not crazy."
"Yes, I really hate the Dursley family."
"The reason I took this competition so seriously was because I didn't want to lose to Dudley."
"I have also thought about leaving them forever."
"So much so that Dudley and I hardly spoke a word to each other at school."
"I don't even know which courses he chose?"
"It wasn't until Sirius told me in his letter just now that I realized I didn't have to go back there."
"I realized that Dumbledore was right. Even if they weren't good to me, it was still a place that was willing to risk being attacked by wizards to accept me."
"Enduring being possessed by the magic they despise, I entered their home."
"Don't look at me like that, Draco, and Ron, and you too, Ginny."
"I still hate them, I despise them."
"But I'm not ready to leave the Dursley family permanently—the place where I grew up."
"I will write to Sirius about this in a little while."
"I'll stay at the Dursley family for two or three days and see how they hate me but have no choice but to accept me."
"And then we'll go to Sirius's place." Harry said, then couldn't help but laugh.
He seemed to see his Uncle Vernon looking at him with Pigwidgeon eyes.
Aunt Petunia, with her long neck twisted, looked annoyed and fearful.
Besides--
Harry returned to reality. He suddenly felt a pang of regret.
Dudley is not the same as before.
He is no longer like Darth Vader (Gian) from the Skywalker comics "Doraemon".
Dudley now a completely different person.
She showered Harry with concern and care all day long.
He always wore a smile that made Harry uncomfortable.
"You regret it?" Draco keenly noticed the change in Harry's expression.
"I just thought of Dudley."
"If only he were the same as before," Harry shook his head and sighed.
"You're really crazy," Ron couldn't help but say.
He began to suspect that the side effects of the silvery-white Potions that replaced Harry's blood might not have left Harry's body so easily.
It may also have a side effect: making people's minds confused in some way.
"It's almost 6 o'clock now, why don't we go to the Great Hall to get something to eat, and then go back to the dorm to get a good night's sleep?" Ginny chimed in, following Ron's suggestion.
She figured Harry would be more alert after a nap.