Admiral of Hogwarts

Unfortunately, after further study, Hugo discovered that his previous ideas were still a bit too idealistic. Although it is said that each time he summons a ship girl, his body will be partially strengthened, and after exchanging the avatar, the whole person can be further strengthened.

But compared with so many shipgirl souls connected to the Admiral's network at the same time, this enhancement can be said to be insignificant. Therefore, before Hugo uses his destiny points to redeem himself for a powerful avatar to completely improve his level, he cannot study in this soul connection state for more than an hour every day.

If it exceeds an hour, Hugo, who has insufficient soul, will immediately enter a state where the communication network in the admiral network is degraded. In this situation, Hugo could do nothing but communicate with the ship girls via text. This state can only be relieved by sleeping well for more than four hours.

But for Hugo, although this learning method has many limitations, the benefits it brings are absolutely powerful. At least he can feel that in this state of soul connection, his brain has a sense of clarity that he has never had before, and he can learn magic with a very high efficiency.

Therefore, during the period before the start of school, Hugo mastered a total of more than 60 spells from first-grade textbooks, averaging one per day. At the same time, all the ship girls connected to this network also master these spells. And all of this is achieved entirely by relying on the cheating ability of Admiral Network.

"It seems that I can pretend to be a top student after entering school." Hugo was quite satisfied with his learning results during the holiday, but what made him a little unhappy was that the so-called ability to exchange money for ship girls was limited to wizard currency, and now it belongs to him Six Galleons and twelve Sickles can't even be exchanged for a single skill, because the cheapest skill only costs ten Galleons.

After a holiday of crazy studying, the school day of September 9st finally arrived. They had just finished breakfast early that morning. The Grangers threw the luggage they had packed early into the trunk of their SUV, and then drove towards central London.

Because they set off early, they were not unlucky enough to encounter the common traffic jams in London. Therefore, at 10:00, the family of four arrived at King's Cross Station smoothly.

"You must take care of yourselves when you get to school, especially you two, try to take care of each other." Mrs. Granger babbled to Hugo and Hermione after walking into the station hall. "As for your learning ability, I don't have to worry too much."

"Mom, don't worry, we can definitely take care of ourselves." Hugo said helplessly, and Hermione nodded vigorously beside him. The two of them naturally knew that their mother meant well, but the problem was that Mrs. Granger had been nagging her since breakfast today, which made both of them feel a little unable to bear it.

Professor McGonagall was not a careless person like Hagrid, so when she handed the tickets to Hugo and the others, she told the Granger family the location of platform 9 and 34. Therefore, Hugo and the others did not spend much experience looking for this platform.

"It's amazing that the platform can be set up in this place." When he came to platform 9 and 34, Mr. Granger touched the wall that separated the magical world and the ordinary world. He knew that the platform was inside, and the wizard Able to pass this wall. But in his perception, this is just an ordinary wall.

Perhaps because they arrived earlier, Hugo and the others did not encounter any wizards sending their children to school. Therefore, Mr. Granger also studied carefully in front of the wall. When he felt that his research was almost complete, he returned to Hugo and the others and said to them: "Okay, you go, remember to go to school From now on, write us a letter every week.”

"Don't worry, we will write it." Hugo and Hermione said in unison, and then after waving goodbye to their parents, they pushed their trolleys towards the wall.

When the trolley approached the wall, Hugo closed his eyes subconsciously. Even if he knew in his heart that there was no danger at all, there was always some instinctive fear when he saw a red brick wall approaching so fast that it seemed like it would hit his face in a second or two.

Because everything was operating normally at Platform 9 and 34 today, Hugo successfully passed through the wall that separates the magical world from the ordinary world. After opening his eyes, a dark red steam locomotive was parked next to a platform packed with passengers. The sign on the train read: Hogwarts Express, eleven o'clock.

At this time, Harry Hugo stopped and looked back, and found that the wall he had just passed through was now a wrought iron archway, with a sign on it reading: Platform 9 and 34.

"It's so amazing," Hermione next to her exclaimed. Because just a wall separates two seemingly completely different worlds. The place they came to before was a standard modern station at the end of the 20th century, but now what appeared in front of them was an ancient station full of Victorian style.

Thick smoke from steam locomotives lingered over the chattering crowd, and cats of various colors walked back and forth under people's feet. Amid the hum of the crowd and the noise of hauling heavy luggage, owls hooted in response.

"Why don't they renovate all these places?" Hermione looked at the station, which was much darker than outside, and turned to Hugo and said, "It feels like it's too old here."

"Maybe wizards are more accustomed to some classical-style decorations." Hugo shrugged and said, "Think about it, whether it was the wizard's commercial street we saw before or the wizard robes we bought, they all looked like It’s the style of Shakespeare’s time, so I think this train station style is probably relatively trendy for wizards.”

"It may also be that wizards don't update things at all when they use ordinary people's things, but choose to keep them as they were when they got them." Hermione said: "Because I saw a tool in the textbook that can be used The magic is used to repair various items, so for wizards, those items are basically indestructible."

While complaining about the conservativeness of wizards, Hugo and Hermione pushed the car towards the red train. Because they came earlier. So I didn't meet the Weasley family or Neville and his grandma. Unfortunately, these weren't supposed to be important in the original plot, so Hugo didn't get any fate points.

There were not many people in the first few carriages yet, and the first prefect carriage was even more empty. Some of the students in the carriage leaned out of the windows to talk to their families, while others were playing in the seats. On the platform stood a group of wizard parents bidding farewell to their children.

Because his body has been strengthened by the famous African chieftain's avatar, he has a physique equivalent to that of an ordinary adult who has been trained. So Hugo easily moved the two people's luggage from the platform to the carriage, and then was very lucky to find an empty compartment closer to the front of the car and settled down.