HP Magic Biography

In fact, Fanlin didn't wait long, and within a few minutes of standing in the airport lobby, the aviation radio urged him to board the plane.

After making an agreement with the friends to see you again at the Quidditch World Cup, Fanlin carried a small bag and boarded the plane.

In fact, Fanlin brought a lot of things, such as some experimental equipment, or magic books, but with the help of Nicole May, Space Crystal solved this problem perfectly.

The staff turned into a necklace and wrapped around Fanlin's neck.

This looks really rich, a bracelet of a magic stone, a necklace of a staff.

If Fanlin fights against people, the equipment advantage will become particularly obvious.

Two pieces of godly outfit players of local tyrants.

This sentence is not too much to put here, or Fanlin took out the Book of Abraham, there is no doubt that the magic in the Book of Abraham is very powerful ancient magic, relying on the book of Abraham to release...

This is really too much.

Fanlin couldn't help thinking that this was the first time he had made an airplane. Although he had already experienced the feeling of flying, the altitude of a transnational airplane was obviously not reachable by ordinary people.

It's too cold here, no wizard is so strange that he would hit a transnational plane on a flying broomstick.

Whether it can catch up is still a big question.

Fanlin had nothing to do, and could not help but began to read books about Athens. Before this, he had only seen Athens in the picture, but he had never been there.

After leaving England, he only went to China and France. Fanlin was still curious about the Greek civilization, especially the Parthenon.

Hearing what Nicholas said, the focus of his trip is likely to be the Parthenon.

Regarding Parthenon, in the Muggle world, the Parthenon is an extremely valuable gem.

The Parthenon is the main representative of architecture and sculpture in the heyday of Greece. It is called "Greek National Treasure" and is also a shining pearl in the treasure house of human art. In the middle of the 5th century, the temple was changed to a Christian church and the statue of Athena was removed. After the Turks occupied Athens in 1458, the temple was converted into a mosque. When the Venetians fought the Turks in 1687, artillery fire hit a powder magazine in the temple and blew up the middle of the temple. From 18o1 to 18o3, the British nobleman, Lord Elgin, transported most of the remaining carvings, and the loss was extremely serious. Many antiquities originally belonging to the temple are now scattered in the British Museum, Louvre, Copenhagen and other places. In the second half of the 19th century, the temple was partially restored, but it has been unable to restore its original appearance, and now only a shell of stone pillars is left.

The Parthenon Temple was officially opened in 438 BC, dedicated to Athena through the grand Phra Thatthanai Festival. The Panathenaic Festival is an important festival for the Athenians. During the festival, sports competitions, song and dance activities and parades through the city to the temple are often held. The most distinctive feature of the parade is: a woolen robe woven by a girl from the city of Athens is hung on the main mast of a ship, and the ship is carried on an ox cart so that it slowly moves towards the temple. The woolen robe is finally consecrated To Athena. What follows is a sacrificial activity, and sacrifices to the goddess are cattle or sheep. The choice of the animal is extremely important. It must be strong, healthy, free of wounds and defects. There are many scenes of worshipping gods on the many pottery unearthed, the only strange thing is that the scenes of slaughtering animals are always omitted.

The bones and fat of the victims were piled on the altar and burned. The important thing is that the smoke rising from here must rise above the statue of the **** so that the **** can fully enjoy the sacrifice. This method of sacrificing the gods is obviously very special. According to the legend, Prometheus Ming, after dividing the victims, he induced Zeus to choose the bones and the oily meat, leaving the essence to humans.

I have to say that the Greek gods are still very good at playing, and they have passed down many myths.

It seems that Parthenon has been opened completely, but the secrets hidden in this Parthenon temple are not limited to this.

The most famous building in the Acropolis is the Parthenon, which is a monument of ancient Greek architecture and art, and is called "the temple of the temple." The temple stands on the highest point of the Acropolis and is named after the goddess Athena. Except for the limestone foundation, wooden gate and ceiling, the rest of the temple is constructed entirely of marble from Mount Pantellico, including the roof. Pantellico marble is white in color and slightly rough compared to the high-quality marble on the island of Paros, so the Paros marble here is only for sculpture. The smooth and flawless texture makes it particularly precious.

Which whole pieces of marble Fanlin had seen, for the ancient labor force, it was simply difficult to do.

There is no doubt that the impetus for the establishment of this temple is the wizard.

Greek wizards occupy a very important position in the magic world. Most of them are clergy, which can be said to be similar to the Holy See.

The magic of wizards comes from belief and devotion to gods.

A bunch of gods who have died, since they are dead, what can bless his people?

Perhaps some people have found the legacy of the gods, but there is no doubt that their power is still derived from magic.

I have to say that Greek wizards are really persistent.

Compared with this, Fanlin was more curious about what Dumbledore discovered in Athens, the remains of the gods?

Thousands of hidden in the city of Athens, has never been seen?

And the spearhead refers to the Parthenon. Fanlin doesn't think the Parthenon has anything worthy of the magic world's attention. Otherwise, it would be impossible for the Greek wizards to let Parthenon be managed by the Muggle world.

This also proves that the existence of the Parthenon does not have much value for wizards. Could it be that there is something hidden in Parthenon?

After all, the inscriptions in Parthenon and the **** patterns on Fanlin's Lock of the Sky are very exhausting, just like the Parthenon inscriptions were born with **** patterns.

Fanlin felt a little confused in his mind.

He had no idea what Dumbledore had discovered in Athens, the remains of Olympus? The remnants of the gods?

After so many years, the wizards of Athens could not allow such things to hide under their feet.

The real temples of the gods have already been destroyed, and with the demise of the dark plane, the world begins to merge.

This was clearly pointed out to him by Yidunen, so Fanlin did not think that the Olympian gods could be spared. They could not hide at all. They lost the dark plane, and the rules of the world did not allow them to stay alive.

So, what Dumbledore showed was naturally not something simple. Fanlin didn't think that Dumbledore could be strong enough to pass the Greek wizards of the ages.

All of this must be able to be connected with the chain, what is contained in the **** pattern on it, is this a foreshadowing left by Yitun?

Fanlin flipped over the palm of his hand, and a chain mark was naturally displayed in his palm.

"It's a beautiful mark." A virgin female voice rang from Fanlin's side.

Fanlin looked up with a slightly confused look. Since perfecting the Blood Vessel Secret Technique, the heterochromatic pupils that have followed Fanlin for more than ten years have become no different from ordinary people.

The water-blue eyes are exceptionally clear, like the purest mountain spring, and what they reveal is naturally moist like water.

What greeted the eyes was a black-headed little girl, like a collection of all the cuteness of Eastern children, her delicate face looked particularly dazzling.

"You mean this?" Fanlin smiled, and he raised his hand and stretched it out in front of the girl.

"Is this a birthmark? Or is it a tattoo?" The girl tilted her head and thought. She had just sat down, and the child's active personality would naturally not let the girl take it down honestly.

And Fanlin is just such a target. At the age when she doesn't seem to fight, with a kind face, the girl's attention is naturally attracted by Fanlin.

"This is... a birthmark..." Fanlin's face was a little weird. I'm afraid that such a strange birthmark was tattooed in his mother's belly.

"Birthmark?" The girl obviously didn't believe it very much, but the tattoo was not suitable for Fanlin's face.

"You are alone, I didn't see your parents coming over." The girl said.

"Yes, I'm the only one."

"Where are you going?" the girl asked. "You can go out alone. My mommy never let me go out too far by myself."

"That's because you are still young!" Fanlin said. He couldn't help but put his palm on the girl's head. It looked like the girl was of Chinese origin. She spoke very fluent English, at least there was no problem in communication. .

"You don't look much older than me, I'm six years old." The girl pouted, and she was not very satisfied with what Fanlin said.

"Katie, what are you doing?" A woman walked over from a section of the plane, a graceful oriental woman, without a doubt, this is the little girl's mother.

"Mom." The girl yelled ~www.readwn.com~ The little brother next to me was flying alone. "

"Anyone?" The woman looked surprised. She obviously noticed Fanlin who was sitting next to her daughter. At first, she thought that the child's parent had gone to the bathroom. She never expected Fanlin to be alone.

"Hello, madam." Fanlin said quickly.

"Hello. You can call me Li." The woman said, "May I ask, why are you alone?"

"Just by flying, my father still has a job. I don’t want to bother him, and I believe my relatives will pick me up at the airport in Athens, just to fly in the sky for a while, so I asked my father to send me to the airport left."

"It seems that you are still an independent little guy."

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