hogwarts legacy diagon alley

Well, in some fanfictions, it could be due to a powerful spell gone wrong that transfers the ownership to him. Maybe a spell meant to protect Diagon Alley's property rights backfires and suddenly Harry is the owner.

He might have to deal with a lot of administrative work. Running Diagon Alley means taking care of all the shops, making sure the wizards and witches who work there are happy, and dealing with any disputes. For example, if two shop owners have an argument over a piece of land in Diagon Alley, Harry would have to step in and sort it out.

Malfoy made his first appearance in Madam Malkin's robes shop in Diagon Alley. He was a pale, thin young man standing on a footstool, a witch pinning up his black robe, his father buying his books next door, his mother looking at wands in the street. He and Harry had not even exchanged names, and Harry had decided to hate him for his arrogant comments about Muggles and Hagrid, and that unpleasant first meeting had determined how they would get along from then on. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban wasn't enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!

Maybe it's a new character created by the fanfiction author. This new character could have special abilities or a unique backstory that ties into the reason for escorting Harry to Diagon Alley.

In The Legacy of Hogwarts, the character played by the player was admitted to Hogwarts due to his outstanding talent (able to sense ancient magic), and the course began in the fifth grade. Professor Figo came to escort the protagonist to Hogwarts, and George from the Ministry of Magic was invited by Professor Figo to take a flying carriage. On the way, George took out the magic scroll box sent to him by Professor Figo's wife. The protagonist discovered a magical halo that no one else could see. After touching the halo, the scroll box opened and a key appeared. At this moment, the dragon suddenly attacked, the carriage was destroyed, and George died. At the moment of life and death, Professor Figo grabbed the protagonist and the key, but the key automatically took them to a strange place, and the Hogwarts legend of 1800 began. The protagonist was led by Professor Figg to return to Hogwarts with the wizard George from the Ministry of Magic in a flying carriage. Halfway there, George was attacked and killed by a dragon. The protagonist was transported to the island by a mysterious key under Figg's protection and found that he was gifted with ancient magic. When they came to Gringotts through the portal to get more clues, they were attacked by the evil goblins led by Langlock. The goblins had powerful strange magic, and Professor Figg had a hard time dealing with them. In the end, they narrowly escaped death and returned to Hogwarts. After the sorting ceremony, the protagonist officially began his journey of magic learning at Hogwarts. Due to his talent for ancient magic, the protagonist secretly investigated Langlock, ancient magic and other mysterious events under the instruction of Professor Figg. After completing the main storyline, you can learn the Avada Kedavra Curse through the side quest. There were nearly 100 "Merlin's Puzzles" in the game, which required the spells learned to be solved. The plot structure of the game was similar to the previous Harry Potter movies, which was to prepare to return to school → an accident on the way → return to school → solve the puzzle during class → gradually deepen → the final battle. Throughout the story, the protagonist has the key to uncover an ancient secret that could threaten the entire wizarding world. The villain tries to seize this power after learning about it, so the protagonist has to stop the villain's plan while learning knowledge throughout the school year. In the academy, some old wizards who had passed away might leave behind legacies and relics to support the protagonist in completing missions and defeating the villain. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is not enough. Please click to read the novel!