today was finally the day I was going to go hogwarts! I was finally able to learn how to be a wizard and cast spells! kyaaaaaa
I hope I'll be able to make friends at hogwarts, at least I have sabito and maybe even rengoku to be with! I can't wait to just experience so many things!!!!!!!
(this is how harry should have reacted btw)
i was already prepared and ready by the time sabito had started stirring out of sleep, he was lazy as hell. I nagged him to get up and get dressed and 15 minutes later sabito and I were standing by the doorway, already having finished breakfast as I decided I should make it since it would cut down on time. all we had to do was get makomo and urokodaki-san up.
soon enough makomo and urokodaki-san had gotten up and ready to take us to the train station. urokodaki-san gave me a telling off for even being in the presence of kitchen tools and said I should never touch one again.
as we exited the doorway I looked back at sabito and mako- no, my home. taking my last few glances when I finally turned my head and started chatting with sabito and makomo
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timeskip to when they reach the station
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as we reached the station, I couldn't see a sign with 9 and 3/4 on it; only 9 then ten with a pillar in the middle to divide it. I was about to ask urokodaki-san where 9 and 3/4 was but as I turned around I saw that I had slipped out of urokodakis grasp and was now stuck between the bustling crowd full of people needing to get to where they need to be. what was giyuu to do?
as giyuu squirmed in place he noticed a rather large group of people, they looked like a family. the lady, seemingly the mother. was telling off one of the kids who was clutching an older kid. he looked to be around my age, with white hair and a few scars on his face and hands. he had eyes of lavender fields, I wish I could walk into them.
suddenly I heard the mother speaking how shes gonna miss the white hair boy as he was about to go to hogwarts.
wait hogwarts!? she would know where I need to go wouldn't she? I mustered up all the courage to go up to them and ask for directions
