I couldn't believe what I was hearing; there was no way that I wasn't dreaming. What would bring these people that claimed to be witches and wizards (as if) to my house? I had to be having a very detailed dream or something, because this was just too unreal. I couldn't keep my curiosity in any longer, but I didn't know what to say. Luckily, I didn't have to.
"Alright, we don't want you to be alarmed, but we've come here to tell you that there are beliefs in our world that you are a witch. We were sent here to ask you to join us at Hogwarts, and to seek your help fighting Voldemort. I know this is very, well, strange, but there are a lot of things that we just can't tell you until we find out if you really are a witch or not." The girl that claimed to be Hermione had said this all very fast, and nervously, as though someone would hear her that wasn't supposed to.
"So basically, you think I'm a witch, but you don't know for sure? How is that, I mean, I thought that the Ministry knew who had, well, powers, or whatever, when they were born? So then, there must be a mistake; I'm already 14 years old! I have to be dreaming!"
"Yes, that's what we think. But the only way to know for sure is to have you try to do a spell with one of our wands. And the Ministry has had so much going on, and it's really their fault because if they'd listened to Dumbledore before it was too late; but the point is, that they overlooked your powers until now, and it just so happens that now its when we need your help. And if you aren't too attached to this place, we are here to invite you to Hogwarts to complete the rest of the time there, if you're advanced enough."
"Ok, so if I do a spell, and it…it works, then what, I get to come to Hogwarts and be like, the youngest first year ever? Umm, no! I think I'll pass, do you know how embarrassing that would be? I'd be surrounded by a bunch of eleven-year-olds, and-" but I didn't get to finish my sentence, because for the first time all night, Ron spoke up.
"No, you'll be able to start in your fourth year, as though you'd been there since what would have been your first year. I think it's an excellent idea myself, and it would have been nice if I could have skipped three years, oh well. So, are you going to try?" I had to think. What would I tell everyone? I couldn't just come out and say 'guess what! I'm a witch!' but what choice did I have?
"Alright, I'll try, but that doesn't mean that it will work. And another thing, how am I going to know what House I'm in? There's no way that I'm going to get up in front of the school and be sorted now, I mean, at this age."
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