Boom!
Another violent explosion, and all the customers sitting on the first floor of the Leaky Cauldron simultaneously felt a fierce jolt.
One elderly Witch even spilled half her drink with a trembling hand.
Tom, the owner of the Leaky Cauldron, looked upstairs with despair in his eyes.
He knew better than anyone that the strange Little Wizard living there had started practicing magic again.
Ever since she moved in, his pub hadn’t had a single day of peace.
Alohomora, Cleaning Spell, Repairing Charm, Petrificus Totalus… all sorts of basic Spells, but that strange Little Wizard could use them to achieve earth-shattering, even incredible, effects.
For example, on her first day practicing Alohomora, with one Spell, not only her room door but all the room doors in the Leaky Cauldron opened simultaneously.
The people in the pub were at a loss.
Although…
she was just a Little Wizard, so they couldn’t really do anything to a Little Wizard, could they?
Most people in the Wizarding World understood that Little Wizards were their future and needed protection.
So they simply closed their doors calmly and didn’t blame Canberra.
Some even comforted her, fearing she might be scared.
Canberra also somewhat understood the human concept of reciprocating favors.
Therefore, she generously treated everyone in the Leaky Cauldron that day to a glass of the most expensive wine.
For the Little Wizards who couldn’t drink wine, she asked Tom to substitute it with juice.
However, when it came to paying… Canberra directly paid for seven days, and even gave Tom extra money.
Tom felt… he should have realized something was wrong at that moment.
Unfortunately, he didn’t realize anything then.
Her tentacles swayed slightly, dispersing the dust in front of her.
Canberra clicked her tongue, looking at the wall directly blown apart.
The book didn’t say Stupefy had such power.
It was probably because of her own nature.
“But I can’t use this kind of Stupefy on others,” Canberra mused, stroking her chin with a small hand.
“If it were a human, they’d probably die.” Canberra was very clear that humans didn’t like to kill each other.
“Reparo.” She casually waved the magic Wand in her right hand.
The wall fragments automatically reassembled into a complete wall, blocking the face of the Witch next door, whose expression was already numb.
Canberra casually tossed the Spell book aside and lay back on the bed.
She had bought this book later at Flourish and Blotts in Diagon Alley, as the original Charms Class textbook didn’t have so many Spells.
Although Canberra didn’t particularly like reading, she had nothing else to do to pass the time while staying at the Leaky Cauldron.
She couldn’t just randomly grab two small humans to try, could she?
Little Cub would definitely be unhappy if she knew, and although she didn’t know why, she also felt that she wouldn’t like eating humans.
So she could only read to pass the time.
With her brain as a Kaiju, reading those books was like child’s play.
Coupled with the vast, almost boundless magic power within her, Canberra finished all the textbooks in less than three days.
Even the most boring History of Magic Class textbook, Canberra managed to read through a series of yawns.
After reading, she was left with only one thought… humans disliking internal strife was absolutely correct.
Look at their past history; there were almost no eras where they suffered heavy losses due to attacks from other creatures.
There were absolutely no eras directly attacked by Kaijus.
On the contrary, what caused them significant losses had always been themselves.
Now that Godzilla has awakened and MUTOs have awakened, the awakening of the Kaijus is clearly inevitable.
Canberra jumped off the bed and shook her head, looking at the bustling Diagon Alley outside the window.
Whenever Kaijus awaken in large numbers, it signifies that Earth is about to enter a new round of major reshuffling or face a new round of threats.
Ice ages, alien species—all are possible, and these are all impending crises for humanity.
Even the awakening of the Kaijus is a crisis for humanity.
The environmental pollution they cause, and the immense ambition that can be seen from books.
All are likely to cause conflict between them and the Kaijus.
While human development should not be underestimated, if they truly become enemies with the Kaijus, they will still suffer heavy losses, or even end in failure.
Not to mention those unknown threats.
Her tentacles swayed lazily.
Canberra left the window and casually lay on the bed.
Forget it, why was she thinking about these things for no reason?
If humans don’t unite, no one can save them.
As for the factors that awaken the Kaijus… she didn’t even emerge from her lair when Ghidorah invaded and Godzilla and other Kaijus fought to the death.
It’s the same this time.
As long as they don’t fight in her home, she doesn’t exist.
If they fight in her home, she’ll just move.
How simple is that?
Oh, right, now she has one more thing: she has to move with Little Cub.
Little Cub is small and thin, with delicate skin, and definitely cannot withstand the struggles of those Kaijus’ battles.
In the following days, Canberra continued to try various Spells every day.
After she successfully blew up almost half of the Leaky Cauldron with an Expelliarmus, and disarmed all the magic Wands of everyone in the Leaky Cauldron.
She finally welcomed the start of school amidst “eager anticipation.” For this, Tom and the customers who liked to have a drink at the Leaky Cauldron expressed absolute joy.
They even paid for a large box of Honeydukes candy for Canberra, asking her to take it to school.
Canberra blinked, looking at the candy in her hand.
“Uh… thank you?
You’re all very nice people!
I’ll come back next holiday!” Her words successfully left Tom and the customers of the Leaky Cauldron stunned.
Next… next holiday she’ll come back?
Canberra used a tentacle to pull a small money pouch from her pocket and placed it on the table in front of Tom.
“I’m sorry for all the damage to your hotel these past few days,” she said, scratching her head with another tentacle, chuckling.
“According to human customs, even though I’ve repaired everything, I can’t show no appreciation at all.” “Consider this money my compensation.
See you next holiday!” Canberra waved her hand, used a tentacle to grab her suitcase, and walked directly out of the Leaky Cauldron.
After waiting a while, she hailed a taxi and left.
Watching her retreating figure and the money pouch on the table, Tom couldn’t help but burst out laughing.
The customers in the pub also looked at each other, shaking their heads with smiles.
Actually, they genuinely didn’t dislike Canberra.
Their main reason for wanting her to go to school quickly was that they felt the child was too energetic and her magic power too terrifying.
They just couldn’t handle it anymore.
Canberra did seem a bit like a mischievous child, but… a polite and considerate mischievous child, how could she be considered a truly mischievous child, right?
The taxi stopped at the entrance of King’s Cross Station.
Canberra handed the driver fifty pounds, took the change, and then walked into King’s Cross Station with her suitcase.
As for her tentacles, they had already been hidden after she left the Leaky Cauldron.
Humans in the Muggle World weren’t as accepting as those in the Wizarding World, and she didn’t want to scare them half to death.
Arriving between platforms nine and ten with her suitcase, Canberra raised an eyebrow, looking at the Platform Nine and Three-Quarters on her ticket.
She looked up at the space between platforms nine and ten.
One of the pillars clearly had magic slowly fluctuating within it.
Without any hesitation, Canberra walked directly towards that pillar with her suitcase, then calmly passed through it.
Looking at the Hogwarts Express in front of her, Canberra opened her mouth, somewhat dumbfounded.
No way, even she, a Kaiju, knew that human technology had developed quite well by now.