some magical Hogwarts

Chapter 1042 Destroy it, hurry up, tired
William didn't know why Tom believed that the prehistoric mysteries were hidden in the former site of the Magic Congress.

Could it be that the so-called Slytherin notebook clearly records where the prehistoric secrets are hidden?
But based on William's understanding of wizards, the bosses always like to say half of the story, and then leave half for others to guess.

Trelawney and the centaurs are masters in this regard.

Therefore, he seriously suspected that the so-called address was actually revealed in the form of a prophecy.

But prophecy is specious, ambiguous, and full of various traps.

Sometimes, there is nothing wrong with understanding from different angles.

Only after a long time after the incident happened, and after thinking about it again, can I feel a little taste.

William was worried that Tom had fallen into this misunderstanding.

Of course, this is just speculation.

Although William is very sure that Tom has found the wrong location, but the idea of ​​"bold assumptions, careful verification" is still necessary.

He walked forward slowly and came to a dim hall.

This is the center of the old site of the U.S. Capitol. It is said to be the old site, but it is actually more like a tomb with mixed cultures:
Eight green granite Doric columns stand majestically; ancient Greece, ancient Rome and ancient Egypt - black marble statues, flower branch-shaped incense burners;

There are also Germanic crosses, the coat of arms of the double-headed phoenix, and the candlestick with the head of Hermes.

William quickly took out the azure amulet, an object of unknown material, which was still moist.

He originally thought that the pendant was warm, and it was because Babu Ling placed it between the two peaks to warm it up.

At this moment, it was unexpectedly discovered that it itself emitted heat.

William had held the talisman before, but now he seized the time and looked at it carefully:
The front features a snake wrapped around a scepter; the back shines an ornate, serpentine S.

And

He also noticed that the shape of the pendant is very strange:

From the appearance, it looks like a ring is added to the letter T.

If it is an ordinary person, it will definitely be mistaken for the symbol ♀.

But the two are actually completely different, just like the vertical cross and the right cross in the cross cannot be mixed.

The most widely circulated meaning of the symbol ♀ is female in biology.

It also represents the ancient Roman goddess Venus, and this symbol is called "the mirror held by Venus".

In astrology, it is Venus; in alchemy, it replaces the element copper.

But it means the symbol of life.

The Talisman of Life, also known as Anka, is a letter in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics, which means life.

In the murals of Egyptian tombs, it can be seen everywhere that the gods hold the talisman of life, or hold the talisman of life in each hand, and put their hands crossed on their chests.

In addition to deities, Egyptians also carried them as talismans.

It stands alone and is related to two other hieroglyphs which mean "strength" and "health".

William had studied ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, so he was no stranger to it.

And Babuling's amulet was made into this shape... Could this be the reason for her longevity?

According to Grindelwald:
Babbling is the daughter of Gunter Slytherin. When she was very young, she was bitten by a vampire and became silent because of fright.

Later, Gunter went to seek help from the god of death. It is not known whether he succeeded or not, but Babling not only survived, but also lived for hundreds of years.

Or, this amulet is actually a type of Deathly Hallows?
William didn't go any further. He held the amulet with both hands and placed it close to his heart in the way Babling told him.

For a moment, he felt his whole being at peace.

It was a very special feeling, mysterious and mysterious, as if he could hear the voice of all things.

William's beautiful dark green eyes, after showing a strange golden color, the whole person actually has the meaning of being one with nature.

He was clearly standing in the room, and all the scenes of the entire Capitol were in sight.

Vaguely, William saw the Auror rushing in, fighting with the Scavengers;
Saw Hermione grabbing a scavenger and interrogating them, and saw Tyene approaching the Muggle army.

And these troops, under the control of the clearers, are planting C4 bombs deep underground.

Then, William really wanted to throw away his "vision" for an instant, and look at the Washington Monument several kilometers away.

He really wanted to see the strange item he just accidentally discovered.

But it's a pity that just by moving it a little, William felt that his magic power was being consumed rapidly.

He can naturally take out the Philosopher's Stone and continue the battery life, but it is unnecessary.

William was sure that the prehistoric mysteries were really not here.

He withdrew from this mysterious realm, his whole body was panting and sweating profusely.

The speed at which this amulet consumes mana is too alarming, just like a child driving a big car... It's too strenuous.

After confirming this matter, William turned around and left, because... the building was about to be bombed.

Tom is really cold. He probably discovered that the power is not here, so he is so irritable.

But this is also his style, he is indeed not as bloodthirsty as Voldemort, not as violent, but...

A 16-year-old man who opened the Chamber of Secrets, wanted to clear all Muggle wizards, killed his father's family, and blamed his uncle... Really think he has a bottom line?

It doesn't exist, the madness in his bones can't be erased!

Fortunately, Hermione and Tyene both have sound transmission shells made by William, which can notify them to retreat at any time.

As for the U.S. Capitol... Destroy it, hurry up, I'm tired.

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A group of troops, under the command of the clearers, kept installing C4 bombs in various rooms of the building.

Not all Muggles are forced, many are voluntary.

In their view, wizards are a bunch of freaks, and it would be best if they could destroy this place!
wand?

ridiculous,

Times have changed,

The gun in hand is better!
As for the U.S. Capitol... the sweeper just said:

The wizard's room has a magical isolation, even if there is an explosion, it will not destroy the Capitol.

Hehehe~ Art is an explosion.

After placing the bombs, the troops retreated to the rotunda, following the oil painting of the Mayflower.

Quite a few of them were still holding the stolen treasures, which belonged to wizards.

Some even held a wand in their hand, and these belonged to those wizards.They believe that as long as you take away the wand, you can also have those magical powers.

One of the Muggles who looked like the commander signaled to his subordinates that he was about to detonate the bomb.

But few people noticed that those purged had quietly left.

Under the Washington Monument a little far away from the Capitol, William was looking for an anomaly he had accidentally discovered when he suddenly felt a strong shock.

William, Hermione, and Tyene turned their heads to look at the same time, and a terrifying scene appeared in the eyes of the three:

After the initial flash, an orange ball of fire bursts out of the forest line and into the sky.

The flames not only illuminated the darkness of the desert, but also jumped all the way to the sky, lifting the Statue of Liberty on top of the Capitol several hundred feet into the air.

Then, there was a loud noise like thunder, which spread to the ears through the night, making everyone's hearts jump.

"Let's go." William said, looking at the disappearing Capitol.

"Where are we going?" Hermione asked.

"Ilvermorny, Tom has gone there to grab the Slytherin wand."

Looking at the continuous explosion, William thought to himself:

"It's time to have a break with Tom tonight, too."

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(End of this chapter)