Crossover in the Anime World

"Mom and Dad, I got an A again in the exam." In the blink of an eye, Hermione had grown up and became a smart, competitive, and somewhat proud little girl.

"What reward do you want?" Adhering to the principles of educating ordinary people, Duran always satisfied Hermione's pride with material rewards.

"No, my godmother told me to take me to Disney this holiday." Hermione said.

Grace doted on Hermione so much that she almost treated her like a princess. Over the past ten years, Grace has become a well-known investor. In fact, it was Duran who was making suggestions behind the scenes. After becoming a rich man, Grace had more money to invest in Hermione, and she almost turned Hermione into a unruly princess.

Fortunately, Hermione herself did not relax her demands on herself and did not satisfy the status quo.

In fact, Hermione wanted to be satisfied, but who were the sisters around her? Every time Hermione achieved something, her sisters would achieve even greater achievements, and there was simply no way to survive.

Hermione grew up in such an environment, looking up at the outstanding figures of her sisters, and kept working hard. She works very hard to be a good student and daughter who has the best academic performance and is good at sports and art.

"Then you don't want any other rewards?" Duran looked at Hermione amusedly.

"Then can you let me decide which middle school to go to?" Hermione asked her father seriously.

Duran smiled: "Hermione has grown up and wants to make her own decisions. Tell me what school you want to go to?"

"I want to go to a girls' school so that I won't be disturbed by those annoying boys and can study in peace." Hermione said arrogantly. She looked down on those boys whose grades were a mess and who were dirty every day. And those boys always bullied her.

There's no way Hermione's grades are too good. Her magic might have given her increased intelligence. If her grades are too good, she will be jealous, so her life in primary school was not very smooth.

This is no problem. It's still early anyway, so we can discuss it slowly.

"Hahaha, Uncle Duran, I'm afraid you can't discuss it slowly." The person who walked straight to the kitchen without even knocking on the door was none other than the grown-up Ed Choudley.

At this time, he has become an excellent young man: "Uncle, look, what I picked up at your door is a notice."

Hermione craned her neck: "Ed, let me see."

The Hogwarts admission notice was for Hermione, but Duran gave it directly to Hermione without even looking at it.

"It says my name on it, it's a letter to me." Hermione was also surprised: "But there is no sender's name on it, and there are no signs of being opened. How do you know, Ed, that this is a notification?"

Hermione was unusually keen and noticed the details immediately.

"Hahaha, because I received the exact same notice ten years ago." Ed said.

Hermione was confused. Ed had watched her grow up and was like an older brother. Hermione knew that their two families had a good relationship. Judging from Ed's attitude of pushing the door straight in without knocking, we can tell that he completely regards this place as his own home. But really speaking, Hermione didn't see Ed very often in a year, and she didn't know his job. She seemed to be running around a lot.

"Uncle, Bill and I are going to Egypt soon."

"Is Bill okay?" Duran now maintains a considerable friendship with the Weasley family, and they have dinner together once a year.

"He is very good, but he complains that the work is too boring. But he has a group of younger brothers and sisters. Although the job is boring, the salary is high, so he can persevere."

It's now 90 years. Ten years have passed by in a flash. Duran has gone from a small workshop psychiatrist to a giant in the field of psychology. There is no way that although Duran is very low-key, the cure rate of his patients is 100%. His fame comes from his patients, and his patients usually become celebrities after treatment. So when they recall, they always say that Duran pointed the way for them.

For example, investor Grace, action star Tom, and many others have reached the top of their lives after receiving Duran's treatment. In their mouths, Duran was simply a noble being like a life mentor. So many psychologists came to learn from him. As time went by, Duran's reputation grew.

Hermione looked confused after reading the notice, and her lovely facial features were all frozen, because a magical door that she had never been exposed to opened to her. This was a direction she had never known.

"Dad, Hogwarts?!" Hermione looked up at Duran blankly.

"You were surprised for a little too long. Ed is gone."

"This letter says I'm going to enter a magic school?" Hermione continued in a daze.

"Then will you?"

Hermione was stunned, she didn't know: "Do wizards really exist?"

Dulan took the notice and found that it was almost the same as ten years ago. "If we want to determine whether something really exists, what should we do?"

"Experiment." Hermione said, "I know. I will write a reply immediately. It says that an owl will come to pick up the letter. If it is true, it means that there is really a wizard."

Hermione got excited, it was so interesting. I don’t know what’s so great about magicians. Because he was so excited, he forgot about Ed's weirdness, and he was still a child after all.

Hermione did it all by herself, and her hands-on skills were still very strong, so she wrote letters, looked up words she didn't know in the dictionary, wrote a reply that even an adult would be ashamed of, and ran outside the house like she was dancing to look for owls.

Fortunately, the owl was nearby, so it quickly flew back.

There really was an owl, Hermione was excited. If a wizard really came to the house, would she want to learn magic? want! She decided.

Mom, dad, and godmother will definitely agree, because they all love themselves.

Of course, Duran and Dinisha have no problem, but Grace may not necessarily agree, because it is a residential school, which means that she will not be able to see Hermione for a long time in a year, which will kill Grace.

But Hermione insisted, and Grace had no choice but to agree, but she had never heard of Hogwarts and couldn't find it. In the end, he could only show his cards and told her that it was a magic school, which shocked Grace, but in the end she was still proud of Hermione.

A few days later, an unknown wizard came to take them shopping in Diagon Alley. Grace also wanted to see the wizarding world and go together.

Seeing the streets of real wizards, Hermione had finished believing in the existence of wizards. However, she still knew nothing about wizards and magic. This made her proud and felt a sense of crisis, so she bought a large number of books. In the next few days, she would cram in magic knowledge. She thought that in this way she could Don't let yourself be left behind by children who grow up in wizarding families.

Of course, for Hermione, the history of wizards that she had never been exposed to was also very interesting stories, and she couldn't help but want to know about them.