The Druid Master of Hogwarts Chapter 416

"Welcome to America, Fish, Minerva..."

Floo powder moves so fast, just now Fish and the others were still at the Granger House in London, and the next moment they appeared at the Scamander's house in New York, and Newt and Tina had already brought them with them. The family waited by the fireplace.

"...Ah, this should be Miss Granger," Newt said with a wink at Hermione who was the last to get out of the fireplace after saying hello to Mrs. Fish and her son, "I think, You should have received my signed book?"

"Yes, Mr. Scamander! Nice to meet you!"

Hermione was very excited, and she had a great affection for someone as academically accomplished as Newt.

"It's nice to meet you too, Hermione... can I call you that? In exchange, just call me Newt, just like Fish," Newt waved to Hermione with a smile, then said After a wit: "After all, there are a lot of Scamanders here."

Because in addition to the Newt couple and their grandson Rove, Rove's parents were there.

"Roff, long time no see meow!"

Fishh greeted his little fanboy for the first time, then dragged Hermione to his side and introduced him generously: "Her name is Hermione Granger, and she's Fish's girlfriend. Meow."

"Oh **** ho ho... I guessed it would be like this." Newt said to Professor McGonagall with a smile on the side, "After all, Feixi wrote a letter specially and asked me for a signed book to send to He. Min as a birthday present."

"Oh?" Professor McGonagall nodded and said, "So Fish sent your book to Hermione... It's quite appropriate. Hermione is a good learner, and her usual hobby is reading books."

Professor McGonagall knew about the birthday present that Cat gave Hermione, but she hadn't asked Fish what she had given.

"Don't stand here stupidly," Tina clapped her palms and greeted, "Let's go to the living room together, sit down and talk slowly."

So everyone went outside under the leadership of Tina.

"Roff, do you have a TV here, meow?"

As Fish walked, he turned his head and asked Rove.

"Television? Of course there is," Rove nodded and replied, "Earlier, the Magical Congress of America had a channel that only wizards could watch, but it was stopped later because of too little content."

He shrugged and said regretfully.

Compared with England, the wizards on the American side are obviously much more advanced with the times, mainly because of the influence of the original purgers.

When the magical and non-magical populations in Europe were just beginning to migrate to North America, they were accompanied by a group of mercenaries called the Sweepers.

This group of mercenaries comes from wizard groups in various countries. In exchange for bounties, they even sell wizards. Later, they developed to capture innocent Muggles (called No-Majes in the United States) and hand them over to witch hunters as wizards. Puritan.

Later, the Magical Congress of America was established, and it began to judge those who betrayed their kind. And some of the purgers escaped and hid among the muggles, and those purgers who were vindictive would pass on a firm belief to their descendants: magic is real, and once wizards are discovered, they should be wipe out.

Even at the end of the 18th century, a large amount of information related to magic was exposed because of a descendant of a purger.

In order to clean up this mess, the Magical Congress enacted the Rappaport Law, which completely separates wizards and Muggle society.

Although this law has caused the civilian wizards of America to be completely out of touch with Muggle society, the Magical Congress itself has been monitoring the Muggle world. It is not only to capture the descendants of the purgers, but also to confirm whether all of them have been erased.

Later, the threat of the purgers was gradually lifted, and the Rappaport law was also repealed, but the habit of the Magic Congress did not change. In addition, because the Rappaport law was suppressed too hard before, the folk wizards were repealed after the law was repealed. The backlash was a bit violent, so wizards here are much more receptive to Muggle stuff than England.

Of course, why there is a TV in the wizard's house in the United States is not what Fish is concerned about. The ones who will be interested are Hermione and Professor McGonagall. As long as the cat knows that there is a TV here, it is enough.

"Meow~"

As soon as he walked into the living room, three cats with particularly large ears jumped out of the corner. They came close to Fish and rubbed his calf affectionately.

"Meow~"

Fish crouched down and greeted them kindly.

After a brief conversation in cat language, Fish learns that they are not just ordinary cats, but a magical creature called the cat raccoon, named Hobby, Millie, and Moller.

Just like when Fisch was in the Forbidden Forest, in less than a minute, these three cats and raccoons were the only ones to follow...

This made Rove very depressed.

Because the three cats were raised by Newt, he usually stayed with the Newt couple in England, and Rove was able to get in touch with them when he visited his grandparents during the holidays.

He did have the intention to have a good relationship with these three cat raccoons. Unfortunately, the cat raccoons not only look similar to cats, but also have little difference in temperament from cats, so they have always been cold to Roff.

As a result, as soon as Fisher appeared today, these three cat nerds, who usually sneered at people other than Newt and Tina, immediately turned into clingy little cuties.

What's more, they are not only very close to Fish, but also very friendly to Professor McGonagall and Hermione, who are close to Fish, but when Rove leaned on, these three snobbish cats were as good as ever. cold.

"Hahaha... Huobi and the others also know who has a better relationship with Fish."

When Newt saw his grandson slumped, not only did he not comfort him, but instead gloated on the sidelines: "Cat civet is a very smart animal."

Life at the Scamanders didn't come with too many surprises, and aside from the TV and a few Muggle-related items, there wasn't much difference between wizards on the American side and England on the other.

Rove usually eats chocolate frogs, and collects the pictures inside. The most commonly used ones are Floo powder or Apparition, and even the entertainment items are all backward toys such as crackling cards, wizard chess, and Gobstone.

So when Fish moved out the Magic Monopoly made by the Weasley twins, he was instantly attracted to Rove, and even Newt would join in to play two games from time to time, and then Fish was generous with his own That set of Magic Monopoly was given to Rove...

Anyway, he doesn't usually play much.

If there is any difference, it is probably that Quidditch is not very popular here. Instead, there is a game called Ghost Blast~www.mtlnovel.com~ Ghost Blast is the same as Quidditch. The configuration of an athlete is just that compared to Quidditch, the rules of Ghost Blast are much simpler.

It doesn't use three different **** like Quidditch, there's only one ball called the Ghost Ball from start to finish - it's actually a Quaffle that explodes on time.

The way of the game is also very simple, everyone rides on broomsticks and manages to throw the ghost ball into a "little cauldron" at the top of the court before it explodes. Any athlete with a ghost ball that explodes in his hand must be out of the game.

From the point of view of this rule alone, Fish thinks that the Ghost Blast is much more interesting than Quidditch. Unfortunately, to eliminate the players, they can only wait for the Ghost Blast in their hands to explode, and cannot directly attack the opponent's players, so cats and cats. Immediately after learning the rules, I lost interest.

So within a few days of staying at the Scamander's house, Fish returned to his usual routine at Granger's - eating, drinking, watching TV, especially after the summer homework was done, Fish felt that his cat life was over. Complete.

?Recommended ticket??Monthly ticket?

Chapter end