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Chapter 262 Idol Harry

Chapter 262 Idol Harry

"what?"

The Gryffindors, who had intended to ask Harry what had happened, were instead left completely bewildered by his antics.

What happened?

Why did Harry's first question upon returning be about what everyone thought he could do?

Harry asked again, "Senior Lane told me to find the path I want to take, but I really don't know what I'm good at or what I can do. I hope you can help me and give me some advice."

"Quidditch, of course! You're an undisputed genius!" Seamus Finigan said. In the eyes of male wizards, making a name for themselves on the Quidditch pitch was undoubtedly a very, very honorable thing.

Quidditch — Harry had long forgotten that he was the only player in all these years of Hogwarts to be exceptionally selected for the Quidditch team.

His most profound impression of Quidditch was the feeling of overwhelming joy that washed over him when he first swallowed the Golden Snitch.

Unfortunately, Harry racked his brains but couldn't figure out how being a Quidditch player could help him in his current situation.

He shook his head regretfully: "I'm sorry, Seamus, a Quidditch player might not be what I'm looking for."

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Seamus shrugged. Unlike Harry, he didn't have many options. He only had one path left: the path of art.

Or rather, explosions are art.

He told Harry, "The professor once told me what I was best at, and he let you find what you wanted to do yourself, probably because you have many strengths."

"Thank you. Perhaps Senior Ryan had unrealistic expectations of me." Harry really didn't think he was anything special, nor did he think he did anything better than others.

In terms of magical ability, he was far inferior to Hermione in academic performance at the beginning, and even after obtaining Voldemort's knowledge base, he might not have been able to beat Hermione.

Similarly, in terms of practical skills, aside from the strength he inherited, he might not be a match for a young wizard from a wizarding family who has received various kinds of education since childhood.

For example, George and Fred joked about product innovation, saying they've gone back to their old ways and started selling things called "merchandise".

By creating "merchandise" as a joke product, this one idea alone boosted their sales several notches.

Harry felt he couldn't do that.

Among the crowd, he also noticed Percy engrossed in writing, the rustling sound of the brush against the parchment filling the air.

He heard from Ron that Percy was writing to the Ministry of Magic, offering his opinion.

According to Ron, since the mainstream power in the Ministry of Magic is now divided into the pure-blood family faction and the Hogwarts faction, and Arthur occupies a certain position in both factions, Percy began to lay a solid foundation for his future career in the Ministry of Magic early on.

Harry discovered yet another thing he couldn't do—he couldn't handle any of the Ministry of Magic's affairs. Even according to the Weasley twins, most adult wizards in the Ministry of Magic weren't even familiar with casting the Ironclad Charm, but their ability to handle government affairs and their masterful "art of deflection" far surpassed that of a young Harry.

Ron suddenly stood up and said, "I say, Harry, I think your biggest advantage is your fame."

What he envied most about Harry was Harry's fame. Harry was recognized by all wizards, and even in the eyes of lower-level wizards, Harry was the savior. These wizards could feel honored and excited to "shake hands with Harry Potter".

Ron's words were a wake-up call.

Harry also realized why he always felt powerless.

It was because he had seen many people whose abilities matched their reputations. After Ryan shook the wizarding world, the members of the Adventurers' Club gradually entered the international spotlight, and each of them could be called a person whose reputation was well-deserved.

He alone is not as famous as he is capable!

Because he carried a series of titles: "The man who defeated the Dark Lord" and "The prophesied savior".

However, even if he inherited Voldemort's legacy, his current abilities are insignificant compared to these titles.

"You're right, my greatest advantage is my reputation!"

Harry struck the final blow.

Then the tone shifted. The discussion went from what Harry was good at to what Harry could do with his fame.

to the end.

The discussion turned into Harry's debut ceremony.

Harry Potter, the top superstar in the wizarding world and the most dazzling banner in the united front and propaganda arena, makes his grand debut!

A noisy scene.

This made Harry feel much better.

at night.

Ron, in the clinic, mysteriously approaches Harry.

He lowered his voice and said to Harry, "I've noticed Scabbers has been sneaking out a lot lately. Do you think he might have some kind of illness?"

"Blemishes?"

Harry knew that Scabbers was Ron's only pet, and although Ron didn't seem to like it, he was still very attached to it.

Now that Harry had chosen his path to becoming an international superstar, he was in high spirits and didn't immediately catch up with Ron's train of thought: "Should we go to the school hospital?"

"Why did Banban go to the school clinic! If Mrs. Pomfrey knew we asked her to treat the rats, she might kill us."

Ron shuddered. The young wizards all had a certain fear of the elderly school doctor, a fear stemming from the fact that after they got into trouble and injured themselves, the person they faced the longest was this female school doctor.

"I feel like Banban is acting a bit strange right now. He used to love staying in his dorm and never went anywhere, but now he's leaving early and coming back late, and sometimes he doesn't even come back at night."

"Perhaps Banban has found something interesting and is going out to play every day?"

"That's possible. How about we keep an eye on it tomorrow, and go out with Banban tonight to see what happens?"

Faced with Ron's suggestion, Harry thought about what he was going to do the next day and realized it wouldn't affect their nighttime outing, so he readily agreed: "Okay, we'll bring the invisibility cloak tomorrow night."

The next day, he found Ryan at breakfast.

"Senior, I've made up my mind. I know what I should do."

Ryan was stuffing a sandwich into his mouth: "Then—you—manman—say it."

"In yesterday's meeting in the headmaster's office, you said that we need the influence and reputation of Hogwarts. And influence and reputation are exactly what I possess, so I hope that I can make good use of this influence and become a public figure in the public eye. In this way, a large number of wizards will be aligned with my ideas, the positions I advocate, and the stance I take."

Harry blurted out what he had been thinking about all night.

"So you want to be an idol?"

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Ryan swallowed the sandwich and found that young people these days always managed to come up with some fancy tricks for him.