New Book on Sale

In the days that followed, everything was peaceful and calm.

The only difference is that after his journey to the Underwater City, Ryan fully realized that he was not indispensable, and the wizards did not need him to save them.

Even excluding the underwater wizard.

Confundus Charm, the foundation of modern wizards' profession, are they not also slowly progressing?

Perhaps one day, it will progress to the point where it is like the Fidelius Charm, spreading throughout the entire wizarding world into the hearts of wizards. In that case, nuclear bombs, or even weapons with the largest yield, will not be able to pose any threat to wizards.

Did Dumbledore see all of this? After all, Muggle Studies is an elective course offered after the second year at Hogwarts, and it is also one of the Ordinary Wizarding Level (OWL) exams.

Then, something different appeared in the Wizarding World.

On July 29, 1991, at Flourish and Blotts, a large group of young wizards crowded outside the store, all eagerly waiting for something.

A large banner was hung upstairs:

Doraemon: Dinosaur Kingdom - Half-price pre-sale

Also included is a legendary gold card, signed by the author.

This afternoon at 13:30, while supplies last.

Meanwhile, comic book theme songs kept playing in Flourish and Blotts:

Every day is the same

Occasionally, a sudden whim will come.

With Doraemon, the Dream can be extended indefinitely.

Share your happiness with me

Be there for me when I'm sad

He can forget his troubles by reaching into his magic pocket.

Seeking legendary treasures, embark on an adventure to the far reaches of the world.

Ang Ang Ang

Doraemon and I make our dreams shine.

Ang Ang Ang

Doraemon and I will make our dreams shine together!

In a corner of the crowd, three figures with fiery red hair stood out; they were huddled together, whispering among themselves.

"Fred, will Mom find out if we come out?" a tall, thin boy with freckles and a long nose asked worriedly.

"I'm not Fred, I'm George," said another boy, a slightly older one with red hair. "Honestly, dear Ronnie, how come you can never tell I'm George?"

"Okay, George," the boy called Ronnie said helplessly.

"Just kidding, I'm Fred," the boy said playfully. Before the younger boy could even get angry, his twin brother chimed in, "Okay, Ron, Fred, just tell Mom you're here to help Ginny get in line."

"And Dad likes this book too, saying it gives him a lot of inspiration," said the boy, presumably Fred.

"You know, if you get the gold card, or even the signature, you can sell it for 10 Galleons!" said the boy who was probably George.

"If it were me, I wouldn't sell it," said Ron, a red-haired, long-nosed man with freckles.

"That's you. We had it all planned out. You know, this book is only half price now, and it's not expensive to begin with, just 2 Galleon. And we're only buying one copy," George said.

"Yeah, just one. Once you've all finished reading it, it'll be mine," Ron muttered.

"No, no, no, Ron, how can we guarantee a prize if we only buy one book?" Fred mischievously pulled two Galleons out of his pocket.

"We can just sell the two extra books later; we might even make a profit," George said.

Then, very quickly, at 1:30, George and Fred took the lead, like two swiftly Bludger, quickly cutting into the crowd, and in no time, they came out carrying three books printed with blue tabby cats.

"Fred, isn't it only one book per person?" Ron, who was still outside and couldn't squeeze in, asked in a low voice in surprise.

"This is a technique Muggle use to perform magic tricks. Many wizards think that learning these Muggle tricks is a waste of time, but we think it's a skill, especially when it comes to hiding things," George said, while Fred winked mischievously beside him.

"Of course, I gave three Galleons, but unfortunately, it was only a Silver Card, the Anywhere Door. But I just happen to need this one," Fred said in a relaxed tone.

"Mine is Take-copter, a bronze card." George couldn't help but sigh, hugging his twin brother's head.

"No way, this is, this is, this is the Devil's Passport!" Ron exclaimed in surprise as he pulled out a card that shimmered with gold light. On it was a thin red booklet with black clown marks on the cover.

"Gold Card!"

"That long-nosed brat has a gold card!"

"It must be from the Weasley family!"

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"Here, this is what you got. Take it and sell it for money!"

"Remember to negotiate a good price!"

Ron chuckled dryly, reluctantly took out the gold card, and handed it to Fred, one of the twin brothers.

An unexpected thing happened: Fred and George simultaneously stopped the crowd.

"We don't sell gold cards!"

"Yes, we should keep it for ourselves!"

Seeing that the two were adamant, the people who had come at the sound gradually dispersed. Some grumbled some swear words, while others were unwilling to give up and prepared to buy another copy.

"You're all crazy!" Ron exclaimed, dumbfounded.

"We have to give you something new!"

"And this is the one you drew."

"But your book is for Ginny," the twins said in unison, snatching the brand-new book from Ron's hand.

"That Weasley brat is really lucky."

"But Ryan, your book is really popular, you little rascal," said Kate was almost in fifth grade but still a short girl.

"Little brat, is the little brat as big as me?" Ryan grinned mischievously, making the classic gesture of the old monkey delivering Simba in the Lion King, lifting Kate high in the air.

Three years have passed, and Ryan is almost old enough to start school. Naturally, his secret about his age has been exposed, as has Penelope's background.

Over the past three years, Ryan has also embarked on his own innovative endeavors, bringing a modified version of Doraemon to the world.

Surprisingly popular, even Malfoy, who considered himself a noble among Pure-blood, was seen secretly buying his book by Ryan.

The protagonist of the story is now Luke Walker, an ordinary Britain boy, Muggle, whose father is Anakin Walker and mother is Padme Amidala.

Luke was a poor student at Jedi Elementary and was constantly being made to stand outside as punishment by his teacher, Obi-Wan Kenobi. He had a crush on Mara Jade and was constantly bullied by Darth Vader and his henchman Dooku Conte. Mara Jade also seemed to have a crush on Qui-Gon Jinn, the top student in the class.

Finally, on a day when he scored zero again, Doraemon appeared, claiming to be Ben Walker, his descendant, sent back from the future as a family nanny-type Doraemon to change his grandfather's tragic future.

Then, the mundane yet exciting life began. Whenever Luke suffered a setback, Doraemon would pull out various gadgets from his magic pocket.

Because of this comic, Ryan spent time improving the production method of Wizarding World comic books. The characters in the books can not only move, but can now even talk.

Although it's just dialogue within the storyline and doesn't have the intelligent dialogue of a magical painting, it's undoubtedly a breakthrough.

The theme song for "Doraemon" also features Penelope's vocals, and Kate also participated in the card design and production.

Penelope had gone to Florean Fortescue's Ice Cream Parlour to buy ice cream because of the crowd, leaving Kate and Ryan to wait there while they went to buy the books, materials, and supplies they needed for school.

Thank you to students 20190715195916291 and Taishi Yumi Xu for their monthly tickets, and to the other students for their recommendations.