The Alchemist of Harry Potter

Excellent girls can always attract the attention of men. In school days, Kathleen never lacked suitors and was the envy of countless girls, but she knew that most boys pursued themselves, more for showing off and vanity. The heart is at work.

Finally getting rid of the group of suitors like flies, Kathleen and Nicholas came to the International Floo Network waiting room, because there were always people greeting her on the road, causing them to be a few minutes late, but the other party did not seem to have passed the International Floo Network. Arrive in the United States.

Nicholas was inquiring with an old acquaintance, Mr. Nathan.

"It's normal to be delayed for a few minutes. I've never seen anyone on time." The employee, Nathan, was not surprised by the delay in France. He has been working here for several years. "You can't expect staff from other countries to follow the time, and there is a small error in the timetables of both sides."

Small error?

After waiting for half an hour, Kathleen felt that her patience was being rapidly exhausted, especially when there was an annoying guy named Carter next to her, who always came to talk to her about something.

He clearly rejected each other when he was in school.

At this time, there was movement in the fireplace leading to Europe. A young boy who looked very young almost fell into the fireplace. It seemed that he was very unsuitable for using the international Floo network.

"Mr. Anderson?" Nicholas asked tentatively, reaching out to help the boy out of the fireplace, "You are younger than I thought."

"Sorry, there was an accident in France, and the time was delayed by half an hour."

Hearing someone calling him, Albert looked sideways at the old man in front of him, compared with the person in the photo in his memory, then reached out and shook hands with Nicholas: "Hello, Mr. Nicholas. This must be Miss Catherine. It's even prettier than it looks in the pictures."

"You know me?" Kathleen frowned slightly.

To be honest, she was surprised that the young man in front of him called Mr. Anderson was fourteen or fifteen years old at most. Is he really the heir to the legendary Wild Smith?

Doesn't it mean that the heirs are all grown up?

"Mr. Serra showed me your picture, and he said you were a genius. Of course, I don't think your beauty is inferior to your talent."

Albert was indeed a little surprised, this Miss Catherine was very beautiful, not inferior to the girls of the Delacour family who were of Veela blood.

Catherine noticed that Albert quickly looked away, and realized that this young man was different from other men who complimented him. It was just a heartfelt compliment just now.

This kind of unstinting praise made Kathleen feel a lot better when she was waiting.

"Welcome to America, Mr. Anderson."

Catherine glanced at Carter, who had just harassed her, stepped forward to give Albert a polite kiss, and introduced herself with a smile, "I'm Catherine, Nicholas' granddaughter."

"Are all American girls so enthusiastic?" Albert muttered in a stunned voice.

He never thought of himself as a Galleon, and everyone loved him. He quickly found the reason from a bad look, and couldn't help frowning.

Probably because his attire was out of place in the waiting room of the International Floo Network, several wizards nearby cast curious glances.

However, Serra quickly appeared in the fireplace, and after a simple hug with Nicholas, he smiled and said, "This trip is really boring. The French side did a little trick to keep us for half an hour."

At this moment, an untimely voice sounded beside him.

"Two gentlemen, please register here."

The staff member of the Ministry of Magic who cast a bad look at him just now said to Albert and Serra: "According to the regulations of the American Magical Congress, all members of the American magical society (including citizens and tourists) are required to carry a wand permit. Please apply for a temporary certificate here.”

With that said, he took the two to the counter next to him to apply for a temporary wand permit.

Albert looked at the other party and frowned slightly, because he didn't think this person seemed very friendly, he couldn't help but glanced at the Miss Catherine next to him, and he could probably guess what was going on.

"This man is sick!" he muttered.

After seeing Serra's wand permit, Albert heard a voice in his ear, "I'm sorry sir, you're still underage!"

Albert frowned when he saw the corner of the other party's mouth slightly raised, and looked at the other party blankly, waiting for him to continue speaking.

"In the United States, underage wizards are not allowed to have wands."

"I know, but that's America," Albert reminded.

"Yes," the man said softly, not denying it. "As a rule, I'm afraid I can't issue a wand permit for you. Your wand will have to be kept in the Ministry of Magic for the time being."

"Oh." Albert suddenly asked: "If the US Ministry of Magic loses the wand, will it pay for it?"

"what?"

"I mean, does the Ministry of Magic pay for a lost or damaged wand in the US Ministry of Magic?" Albert repeated.

"We won't... lose." The man's expression was a little stiff.

"So, you won't compensate, right!" Albert said suddenly.

"If you don't want to give your wand to the Ministry of Magic for safekeeping, I'm afraid we don't welcome you." Carter's expression was a little weird.

"Oh, can you represent the entire US Ministry of Magic?"

"Sorry, this is the rule, please don't embarrass me." The smile on Carter's face became more and more hypocritical.

"You are deliberately embarrassing me." Albert handed the wand directly to Carter and said calmly, "Because I didn't bring a wand at all, this was just a souvenir gift from a friend when I was in France, It's just a wand-like piece of wood with a signature at the end."

Carter finally looked at the A.A coming out of the wand handle, and his expression became more and more ugly. He didn't seem to believe in evil, and he waved it a few times, but it had no effect.

Albert's wand was sent back to the UK with the Wizarding Chess Championship trophy not long ago. Because he predicted something from the crystal ball last night, he sent all the magic items back to the UK.

"From the beginning, you misunderstood." Albert said calmly, "If you don't believe it, you can check it yourself. Of course, you have to apologize afterward."

Seeing the other party's expression that he could check at will, Carter was more uncomfortable than eating flies. The other party obviously insisted that he couldn't find the wand.

Catherine looked at Carter, whose cheeks were more and more twisted, and her expression became more and more strange.

Finally, the Ministry of Magic checked.

Albert asked for a cup of Assam tea.

At that time, the U.S. Ministry of Magic did not plan to invite him to tea, and was going to send people away directly.

Albert slightly revealed that he had just won the International Wizarding Chess Championship, and reporters returning to China would definitely be interested in his trip to the United States.

In response, the US Ministry of Magic had to pinch their noses to apologize for their rudeness.

The four of them drank black tea for half an hour in the parlour of the US Ministry of Magic before leaving.

"Why do that?" Kathleen asked with a frown.

"I don't think you're good at Legilimency!" Albert said suddenly, "So, you didn't see the maliciousness in the eyes of that guy just now, I dare say that as long as I leave the wand there, maybe it won't. Be careful if it is broken or lost."

"As for why, of course, it's because you kissed me at that time. That idiot is now blinded by jealousy, but it's normal. Ninety percent of the people who work in the Ministry of Magic are that kind of stuff."

"I haven't had time to teach Catherine Occlumency and Legilimency." Nicholas explained, he could see that Mr. Anderson had high attainments in Legilimency.

"I finally know why everyone is reluctant to come to the United States." Albert turned to Serra and said, "I'm afraid I won't come to the United States again.

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