Homecoming from Hogwarts

Is Ms. Hufflepuff going to enter this turbulent door?

Not only Harry and the others thought this was a very reckless move, but even Amosta thought it was a bit too risky. However, as a close friend, Ms. Ravenclaw did not stop her. Instead, she nodded slightly and said in a cold voice,

"Pay attention to the time, Helga. I can't restrain this power for too long. You must end it before it affects Hogwarts-"

As soon as she finished speaking, Ms. Ravenclaw suddenly burst out with a strong momentum. Her ice-blue pupils shone as brightly as stars. The blue light surrounding her became extremely fierce and at the same time, she quickly It expanded outwards and quickly enveloped the entire room.

Everything within the field of vision was filled with pure sky blue. Amosta's fingertips brushed over the stars dotted in the space hazy by the blue gauze. The isolation of thousands of years prevented him from seeing too many real things. Things, but he could still see that these star-like light spots were magic nodes.

These magic nodes are embedded in the void, and there seems to be a mysterious connection between them, and this connection seems to have redefined space and magic, because the stone arch is still erupting with suction, but the storm in the room has subsided.

The scene in front of me is not just Ravenclaw bursting out with powerful magic to imprison the void, but more like a realm?

A realm with independent world rules and the will of the creator as its law?

Amosta can only guess this!

Is this the path after the peak, is it a saint? No, Horn once said that saints need to place their spiritual imprint on the magic world!

In this regard, Amosta's understanding is that the wizard has signed a contract with that magical world using the soul as the medium. Through the contract, one can borrow magic power regardless of the distance in space. However, as the magical world goes away, future generations can no longer use it on their own. The spiritual power connects that world.

He originally thought that the four giants of Hogwarts could still perceive the magical world with their peak strength, but from the conversations he had just experienced, it seemed that this was not the case. The four founders of Hogwarts They are not saints in the true sense, but they may not be weaker than saints, because they have gone their own way!

Based on the understanding of magic, creating a world of their own, perhaps, this is the secret of the four giants being able to transcend the world and dominate an entire era!

"Look for another way"

Amosta looked with great eagerness at the 'stars' that were wandering in the void and echoed with Ms. Ravenclaw. An unprecedented surge was impacting his heart!

The fog that blocked the road to strength improvement finally dissipated at this moment, and Amosta finally saw the road after the peak!

"Four great founders, four great founders!"

Amosta, who had always been calm, could no longer suppress his lips at this moment, and his remaining sense prevented him from smiling up at the sky. This was indeed a path worth trying. Of course, this did not mean that Amosta's strength would immediately meet him. Come explosive growth, but with a clear direction, everything that follows will become clear.

If he can really reach the level of the four founders, at least in his era, no one will be a trouble for him anymore, not even Voldemort who has a Horcrux!

"What's wrong with Professor Blaine?"

Amosta trembled slightly, and a smile appeared at the corner of his mouth. This was a smile of relief after the path to magic was clear, but his strangeness was quickly noticed by the three little guys beside the wall. What happened in front of them was enough to frighten them. Yes, and Professor Blaine's strangeness made them even more frightened.

Ron asked tremblingly,

"Was he hit by Ravenclaw's magic?"

"Don't be stupid, Ron--" Hermione retorted subconsciously, "What we saw are all illusions. It is impossible for Ms. Ravenclaw's magic to have an impact on Professor Blaine after a thousand years-"

Although she said this, Hermione's eyes still showed strong worry. After taking a few deep breaths, she left Harry's side, tremblingly approached Professor Blaine, and mustered up the courage to gently pull Blaine. Professor En's robe.

"Ok?"

Ms. Hufflepuff's original intention of leaving this memory may be to tell him more about the Dementors and the importance of the Door and the Deathly Hallows, but Amosta felt that Ms. Ravenclaw's burst of power was unintentional. The reminder given to him was the biggest gain of this journey. Amosta, who was immersed in joy, suddenly realized that someone was pulling on him. He turned his head and looked, and then he noticed the eyes of the three Harrys looking at him. in panic. "Oh, don't worry--"

Amosta smiled at them and explained simply,

"I just want to understand something. Now, let's continue reading-"

Ever since Hermione met Professor Blaine in the school hospital, she had never seen him lose his temper like this. Things were definitely not as simple as Professor Blaine said. Hermione pursed her lips, feeling a little dissatisfied, but she was even more upset about her ignorance.

This unexpected adventure shattered too much of her self-confidence.

Except in front of Harry, Ron and a few friends from the Weasley family, Hermione does not like to show off her knowledge that is beyond her peers. Of course, she will be proud of her knowledge. After all, it was the result of her hard study. She thought she had already touched the door of magic, but this adventure made her know that this was not the case at all. She was still far away from using magic to understand the world!

For a moment, Hermione's consciousness drifted back to the night when Dom was born, when she and Angelina briefly discussed 'love' with Professor Blaine.

Professor Brain said that instead of spending time looking for a partner who has to chance to meet and resonate with his soul, he would rather spend time improving his magic level - these words struck like a bolt of lightning at the time. It left her feeling emotionally confused for some time.

And the current experience has made the insights from that night even more profound!

She is not as good as Harry and Ron thought. She is still ignorant about magic. She should focus more on studying magic. Just like Professor Blaine, the reason why she can learn magic at such a young age is At this age, he is called the most powerful wizard in the contemporary world by the magic world, precisely because he has been studying magic with the pure desire to make continuous progress.

"This is."

Hermione, who was "deserting", suddenly heard Professor Blaine's whisper, and she immediately woke up. The illusion in front of her was also extremely valuable, and she couldn't miss any of it. The moment her eyes focused again, Hermione understood what Professor Blaine was wondering about.

It's Lady Helga Hufflepuff!

Under the light propped up by Lady Ravenclaw, the magic displayed by Lady Hufflepuff is equally extraordinary.

Just now, Ms. Hufflepuff said that she wanted to enter this unpredictable stone arch. Visitors including Amosta after a thousand years thought that she would walk directly in. However, that was not the case.

Ms. Hufflepuff's burgundy pupils were suddenly filled with silvery light, which was much stronger than when she wanted to make a prophecy for Ms. Ravenclaw's child. In comparison, even the light that penetrated into the room was The sun has become dim!

The silver light continued to be blazing, and finally, silver threads flew out from Ms. Hufflepuff's eyes. These threads were so soaked that even Amosta couldn't see any clues, spiraling and flying in the air. Gradually The shape was finalized, and finally, a dozen silver phantoms that were erratic like ghosts and had the same silhouette as Ms. Helga Hufflepuff appeared in front of everyone!

"I'll be back soon--"

Immediately afterwards, more than a dozen 'silver ghosts' made the same ethereal and ethereal sound in unison, and then stepped into the darkness under the stone arch.

(End of this chapter)