91: Experience a magical journey

“Hoo, hoo...”

The sound of wings flapping appeared outside a dilapidated old house.

It was an owl, and it easily flew through the window, which had no glass, into a house full of old furniture.

It was clear that all the furniture here was discarded, broken second-hand goods.

The table was missing a leg, propped up by a wooden stick tied to another wooden stick.

All of this was arranged by Rui Rui.

She was looking for the fun of playing a group of orphaned children surviving together, experiencing this different kind of life.

Rui Rui had been well-protected since birth, but she had little contact with the outside world and limited experience in real interpersonal communication.

This made her extremely interested in this special role-play.

For the experience, Rui Rui even specifically requested that everyone cut off all outside assistance and rely on the state of normal orphans to survive.

Ah Li and Qi Lin were not busybodies; they both found it very interesting, a unique experience, and supported it together.

There was no other way, Ye Feng could only play along with them.

In reality, he was quite resistant to such things; in his previous life, he understood the suffering of poverty when he was a child.

He had already experienced that hardship and did not want to experience it again.

How do a group of orphans survive? There are only a few possible answers, such as entering a welfare orphanage, but what the situation is like there, it is believed that no orphan who has lived there would want to experience it again.

No matter what kind of orphanage, children are actually the most vulnerable group, and can only receive hypocritical care from people.

Their true plight probably goes unnoticed.

Especially in this capital-dominated society, orphans are merely tools to highlight certain labels of important figures.

Other options include selling flowers, selling newspapers, or collecting scrap.

Wanting a normal job is almost impossible.

Because society prohibits child labor, which to some extent restricts the space for children to survive independently.

Together, they experienced selling flowers, selling newspapers, and picking up trash.

They were bullied by bad people together, chased by stray dogs together, and experienced the ridicule and even beatings from children their age.

During this process, unless the other party went too far, they did not choose to fight back, but just quietly experienced it.

This was what the little one, Rui Rui, requested.

But Ye Feng did not tolerate it; he didn't retaliate on the spot, but those who dared to harm them all met with accidents shortly after.

They either died or were permanently disabled!

Ye Feng always believed that people born with darkness were inherently so, with no possibility of change.

Human nature is hard to change; 'what a child is like is what they will be like as an adult' is not just a saying, but the true state of human beings.

Most bad people are like this from childhood to old age, unless one day the weight of fate completely crushes them.

Anyone who dares to bully his woman or daughter, no matter who they are, will face a desperate future.

Ye Feng's current state is no different from that of a deity.

Gods do not bring disaster upon mortals, but when mortals offend a deity, if they harbor ill will, then they should await the arrival of true disaster.

After experiencing nearly half a month of living as a group of orphans, the group finally received the Hogwarts owl.

And the person who came to pick them up was Professor McGonagall.

“It's truly a miracle that you little ones could all awaken your wizarding talents together; this is quite surprising!”

She only said that much, but she didn't notice anything unusual about the family.

In her eyes, although this group of orphans was special, they all possessed wizarding aura and talent.

If left unchecked, they might become Obscuruses that expose the Wizarding World.

In fact, in Ye Feng's view, the emergence of the Statute of Secrecy and the Obscurus were the main reasons that prompted the Wizarding World to accept Muggle-born young wizards.

Because if they didn't, they would expose the existence of the Wizarding World, which would once again draw the attention of ordinary people to wizards.

They certainly didn't want ordinary people to launch another terrifying witch hunt!

Professor McGonagall then led the group to the Leaky Cauldron, and from there, into the Wizarding World's largest marketplace, Diagon Alley!

Ye Feng wasn't particularly interested in this, but Ah Li, Rui Rui, and Qi Lin didn't know the story of Hogwarts.

They could easily destroy this planet.

However, the wizarding methods of this world opened their eyes, showing them a different kind of magical world.

The wizards' methods were far more complex and diverse than their concept engine modification abilities.

To describe it in one sentence:

All technological methods are orderly and traceable to their principles.

However, all power in the Wizarding World is chaotic, unknown, unpredictable, and possesses the foundation for infinite possibilities of divine power.

They observed and experienced everything here with curiosity.

And from this moment on, Ye Feng fully dedicated himself to collecting data related to wizards, magic, and the Chaos Magic within them.

Ye Feng attempted to analyze this data to find the source of their power.

The shadow of rules!

He wanted to decipher the mysteries of the rules involved.

Of course, even in this world where rules are to some extent explicit, this task is not easy.

Ye Feng could only obtain what he wanted after accumulating sufficient observational data.

And the place where magic is most widely used in this world is Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

The group successfully obtained student loans and then bought some second-hand wizard robes, books, and cauldrons.

Only their wands were new.

They were all pretending to be wizards, but the Chaos Magic within them was real, and much stronger than that of ordinary young wizards; it could also be controlled and operated to a certain extent through the concept engine.

Therefore, Ye Feng, Ah Li, Rui Rui, and Qi Lin all successfully adapted to wands compatible with their Chaos Magic.

“I've been selling wands for so many years, and I've never seen a group of newcomers so perfectly suited for Ravenclaw.”

Their wands astonished Ollivander.

Because all of them possessed a scientific mindset, and wizards are extraordinary beings primarily driven by their nature and emotions, their wands were all inclined towards wisdom and rationality.

Even Professor McGonagall saw their extraordinary magic.

The entire Diagon Alley experience lasted for half a day, mainly because Rui Rui wanted to experience everything there.

Professor McGonagall had other matters to attend to, so after giving them some instructions, she left halfway.

After thoroughly experiencing the place, Ye Feng and his group returned to their current residence.

The group also tried magic, and after precisely mastering their emotions and clarifying their spellcasting goals, they found that learning magic was not that complicated after all.

The key was still controlling emotions; rich and intense emotions, clear desires, and accurate targets were the keys to converting Chaos Magic into spells.

During this process, Ye Feng vaguely sensed traces of rule power, allowing him to grasp a thread connecting magic to rules, but it wasn't entirely clear.

After successfully casting spells, the group practically played with various magic spells to their heart's content.

Rui Rui even successfully used the Levitation Charm to make herself fly.

Soon, the day of school opening arrived, and they, along with all the young wizards, passed through the stone wall to the three-quarters magic platform and boarded the magical train bound for Hogwarts.

The current year is '92, and Harry, the protagonist of destiny, is already their “senior”!

Ye Feng was very interested in him.

He really wanted to see what the essence of that magic called love truly was.