Chapter 2: The Arrival of the Hogwarts Letter

It had been several years since the child had returned to the magical island, and he had grown up surrounded by his friends, the magical beasts. He had learned everything he could from them, and he had become a skilled hunter and protector of the island.

The child was now eleven years old, and the phoenix had given him a name, Lewis Ashbrinher. One day, as he was playing with his dragon sister, he heard a loud noise coming from the beach. He ran towards the sound, and there he found a strange letter lying on the sand.

Lewis picked up the letter and read the address. It was for him, Lewis Ashbrinher, and it was from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. He had never heard of such a place, but he knew that it must be important.

Excitedly, he ran back to the nundu and showed her the letter. The nundu's eyes widened as she read it. "This is a great honor, Lewis," she said. "Hogwarts is a prestigious school for young witches and wizards. You should go and see the wizarding world."

Lewis was hesitant. He loved his life on the magical island, and he didn't want to leave his friends. But the nundu convinced him that it was time for him to explore the world beyond the island and learn more about his magical abilities.

With a heavy heart, Lewis packed his things and said goodbye to his friends. The nundu gave him a warm embrace, and his dragon sister shed a few tears. As he climbed onto the phoenix's back and took off into the sky, Lewis felt a mix of excitement and fear. He was going to Hogwarts.

As they landed in a small village, Lewis was amazed at the sights and sounds around him. People were walking around with strange objects and wearing long robes. The phoenix led him to a small house, where a stern-looking woman greeted him.

"I am Professor McGonagall," she said. "I will be your guide and mentor in the wizarding world. Come inside, and we'll begin your preparation for Hogwarts."

Over the next few days, Professor McGonagall taught Lewis about the wizarding world and its customs. She explained that he was a wizard, and that he had been accepted into Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. She also explained that he would be sorted into one of four houses – Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, or Slytherin – based on his personality and traits.

Lewis was fitted for his school robes, given a wand, and taught some basic spells. He learned about Quidditch, the magical sport played on broomsticks, and he was introduced to some of the other students who would be starting at Hogwarts with him.

Finally, it was time for him to leave for Hogwarts. Professor McGonagall took him to a train station, where he caught the Hogwarts Express. As the train chugged along the countryside, Lewis felt a sense of excitement building within him. He was going to Hogwarts, and he couldn't wait to see what adventures awaited him there.

However, as he thought back to his life on the magical island, Lewis couldn't help but feel a sense of longing. He missed his friends and the creatures that had raised him. He wondered if he would ever see them again, or if his new life at Hogwarts would be enough to fill the void.

The train whistle blew, and Lewis snapped out of his thoughts. He was on his way to Hogwarts, and he was determined to make the most of his new life in the wizarding world