After the Granger family greeted Professor McGonagall, the four people left the living room and came to the next dining room. As soon as they sat down, Mr. Granger looked at Hugo and Hermione and asked, "Do you want to go to this magic school now?"

"Think!" Hugo and Hermione said in unison, and then Hugo added: "At least I think it would be a pity for us to have such ability to waste it."

"What should you do with your future?" Mrs. Granger asked nervously. "Although the professor's description also has its own excellent side. But if you enter that magical world, it will be difficult for us to provide you with any help. All of this can only be achieved by you."

Don’t think that European parents will ignore their children. In the world of Hugo’s previous life, news broke out about some famous parents in Europe and the United States that allowed their children to enter prestigious schools by bribery. Think about the very important recommendation letter system of Western universities. These can show that parents in any place are very concerned about their children’s future and will use their abilities to pave the way for their children as much as possible.

"I believe that since we can achieve such success in our studies now, we can learn to top level even if we learn magic in the future." Hermione raised her head proudly and said, "So mom, you don't have to worry about things like us."

"If that's the case-" Mr. Granger slowly tapped the table for dozens of seconds and then made up his mind. He looked at Mrs. Granger first, and then looked at his two children and said. "If you really decide, then you go to that school to learn magic."

"That's great!" Hugo and Hermione cheered happily after hearing their father allowed them to study at Hogwarts Magic School. Then they followed their parents back to the living room.

Professor McGonagall was drinking tea at this time. After seeing Hugo and the others enter the door, she put down the teacup in her hand and looked at Hugo and the others and said. "Have you agreed so quickly?"

"Of course, Professor McGonagall." Mr. Granger nodded and greeted him. "What would you do if we were unwilling to go to magic school? After all, I think you have been there for so long and we have never heard of your existence. There should be any way to preserve your secrets."

"Ah, if that happens, we will send specialists to eliminate all your memories of me and the magical world." Professor McGonagall said with a serious face. "But please rest assured that under the handling of professional staff, such behavior will not cause any harm to you except to lose this part of your memory."

"I think we shouldn't have to bother those professionals anymore," Mrs. Granger said at this time, "because we agree with our children and let them go to your Hogwarts magic school."

"If this is the case, that would be great." Professor McGonagall smiled. After all, it is very important for them to let every little wizard, especially a little wizard from Muggle, go to school to learn magic, because it can minimize the possibility of exposure of the magic world.

Not to mention that long-term suppression of magic is likely to create something terrible like silence, so in order to avoid such a bad ending, every teacher will try his best to persuade Muggle parents to send their children to learn magic.

So when he heard that Hugo and Hermione would go to learn magic, Professor Ike showed a grin of relief, and then introduced them some precautions, especially after handing the ticket to Hugo and the others, he said. "Then Mr. Granger, Miss Granger, see you again on September 1st."

After saying that, Professor McGonagall said goodbye to the Granger family and left the Granger family. Originally, the Granger family wanted to send Professor McGonagall to see him off, but unexpectedly, Professor McGonagall went around the hall for half a circle and disappeared.

"Magic is indeed convenient enough." Mr. Granger sighed, seeing this scene. He probably guessed that Professor McGonagall was teleporting away from the place with some kind of magic. "By the way, Professor McGonagall just now seemed to say that you were going to a place called Diagon Alley to buy your essentials. I think we will have time to accompany you there to purchase the things you need to go to school tomorrow."

After returning to his room, Hugo began to contact Hood and Venetto through the Admiral Network. Then he learned what the two ship girls had done in less than 24 hours.

"You guys are really-" Hugo's eyes widened by the ship girls' ability to make trouble, but when Hood apologized, he interrupted the other party. "You did not make any mistakes, as long as you can clean up the scene, I believe you can do this."

"That's certain." Venetto's arrogant voice came from the admiral's network. "The fear we left in the hearts of those people was enough to keep these secrets for us."

"If you are sure, there is no problem." Hugo finally said that for the ship girls who can understand people's hearts, he believed that their judgment should not be a big problem.

"By the way, I received a letter from Hogwarts today." Hugo said at the end of the call, "Tomorrow our family will go to Diagon Alley to buy what they need to go to school."

"Veneto also received the letter, which was sent by Professor Fleevy." Through the admiral network, the ship girls naturally learned the story about the world from Hugo, so they could recognize the identity of the professor who came to explain it as soon as possible.

"If this is the case, it would be great." From a mere point of view, it would be a good thing for Hugo's plan to have a ship girl enter Hogwarts, let alone become an admiral [Biquge www.biqugeso.me], he found that he had a special sense of intimacy between himself and the ship girls, and he hoped to be with them. "So we'll see you tomorrow."

The next morning, Hugo and his family walked out of their bedrooms with dark circles. Thinking about it, yesterday everyone came into contact with magic, something that completely broke the people's values, so it was normal that they could not sleep at night. Even if Hugo, who knew about the existence of this world in advance, was no exception, after all, this was magic.

"Broken Cauldron Bar...Broken Cauldron Bar." After everyone finished their breakfast, they drove to Charing Cross Street in central London. Mr. Granger, who was walking in the front, first stared at the narrow partition between a large bookstore and a record store for a while, then turned around and asked. "Are you sure it's this?"

"No problem, it's here, let's pull you over." Hugo nodded and confirmed, then pulled his parents forward as Professor McGonagall told him yesterday. In his vision, he could clearly see a dirty and small bar huddled between the bookstore and the record store.
Chapter completed!