Harry reached home at 8:30 PM. It was late, and his family was a little worried. Harry explained that a teacher had told him to have dinner before leaving, which was why he got home late.
After changing his clothes, he went to his room. Although he lay down on the bed, his mind was still restless.
Harry wondered, I don't know why the professor is helping me this much. I also felt like he had a lot to say, but he was holding himself back.
Harry stood up and looked at the moon through the window.
"I can't find the reason why I'm acting so weird. There's no explanation," he murmured to himself. "The next thing I should do is attend elemental classes to see if I can find the cause. But first, I need to do it alone. I can't risk involving the school or the higher-ups. I don't want their attention… the professor told me to stay grounded."
After that, Harry lay back down and tried to sleep.
After some time, he heard water droplets falling outside. It had started raining. Harry closed his eyes tightly and tried his best not to recall the accidents that had happened earlier.
For a moment, his mind finally became empty.
Suddenly, he felt something strange.
Harry slowly stood up, his eyes still closed. His body felt incredibly light, almost as if he couldn't feel its weight anymore. At the same time, he instinctively turned his head toward the window.
When he opened his eyes, he was shocked.
The falling raindrops looked different. Instead of normal water droplets, he saw them as tiny, shining blue orbs floating in the air.
What…? Harry thought in confusion.
But just as he tried to understand what was happening, the sensation suddenly disappeared. The ability to sense that strange energy vanished, and his body returned to normal.
Harry felt a little scared, but he quickly calmed himself.
He walked out of his room, drank some water, and returned to his bed.
Lying down again, he kept thinking.
What was that? Did I really see energy? And how did I activate it?
I'm a hundred percent sure I have some kind of magical ability… but it's completely different from everyone else's.
Also, when I stood up earlier, it almost felt like I could fly. My body felt unbelievably light.
Lost in deep thought, fatigue eventually took over.
Within a few minutes, Harry fell asleep.