Harry Potter Morning Light

Chapter 1180 Misunderstanding ([-])

During the period when the Purists took control of the Ministry of Magic, the Daily Prophet once ran an article on how Muggleborns were stealing wizards' magic.

This is an obviously discriminatory and provocative article. It probably talks about some tricks used by Muggles, like Prometheus stealing fire, to steal magic from god-like pure-blood wizards. Pomona stopped reading the Daily Prophet after that, but it did touch on a question that has perplexed people for a long time. Does magic come from the body or the soul?
The tension of losing her magic power and being unable to use magic made Pomona leave the exhibition hall immediately. After a while, she felt the magic power returning to her body. It seemed that even the influence of the Egyptian gods was limited.

This is a kind of "rule", similar to the one they encountered in the Palodo Labyrinth. They can use magic power normally, but they cannot fly on broomsticks. They have to borrow magical animals or Nadia's wings, metal spaceships class of alchemy items.She didn't know much about Egyptian alchemy, in fact, she didn't even know much about the later Hermes alchemy. Perhaps, the amulet of Goncey was the product of Egyptian alchemy.

"Blackening" is not good for many people, such as black magic, and some people even set up organizations such as the Anti-Dark Magic Alliance, but in Egypt, black represents fertile soil and a symbol of auspiciousness.

It wasn't a good idea to act so recklessly in a completely unfamiliar power system, but they had no room for remorse, unable to use wands, and Severus still didn't let Conseil, who could use magic, play chess instead of him.As he said, he was determined to get the dagger used to sacrifice the Nile God, even if he took a risk, he would get it.

Unless Pomona relinquishes her involvement in the impending riots of The Future.

Being tricked by Albus once, "Mr. Deer" has also become smarter now, and he will not easily soften his heart, agree to others' entreaties, and get himself into endless troubles.

Harry always confronted Severus head-on, and Pomona didn't want to imitate him at all, but there were some things that she couldn't really avoid if she just wanted to get out of it.

Words such as war and revolution are far away from Josephine when she was a girl. She never dreamed that she would be involved in such earth-shaking changes.The imminent riot is also large-scale, the point is that she can't see any signs of it now.

When the Revolution broke out, the aristocrats and the rich were not at all prepared. They were busy discussing politics with equally intelligent people in the salons, getting ahead, pleasing the king, and wasting their energy on the red tape and various celebrations in the palace.

Pomona had learned this before. In order to make the Triwizard Tournament perfect, Fauci sent a team over and asked them to "teach" her how to set up the venue.

If Albus hadn't stopped them, they would almost have passed Pomona and set up the venue themselves.

The Yule Ball was held at Hogwarts, not at the Quidditch World Cup stadium. She had other things to do, and she wouldn't be like the bureaucrats of the Ministry of Magic, sending special staff to spend a year expanding the stadium.

By the time they realized it, the Ministry had been infiltrated by wealthy pure-bloods like Lucius Malfoy.Their slander kept Fauci away from Albus, and what he did became more and more stupid, and finally lost the hearts of the people.After the final battle at Hogwarts, if Harry hadn't strongly refused, he would have almost become the Minister of Magic.

Fauci tried his best to create a false sense of security, making everyone believe that the mysterious man has not returned, and that Harry and Dumbledore are lying.

But the lie will eventually be exposed one day. Stringer made a series of efforts later, but still failed to save the defeat. If it weren't for the final Battle of Hogwarts, the wizarding world would have been controlled by Voldemort and the Death Eaters.

Pomona couldn't imagine what kind of world that would be, but she expected that it would not be such an environment as it is now, which is extremely unfavorable to children's growth.

She is not like Ms. Hufflepuff, who thinks naughty children are cute, and she is not like Umbridge, who cannot tolerate naughty children at all, let alone Severus who treats the school as a prison. management approach.If Hogwarts really became such a depressing place, the students would probably plan to blow up the school instead of risking their lives to protect it.

Time seems to be back after Albus' death. They cooperated on the surface but opposed each other secretly. Anyway, Pomona will not compromise, and Severus will not compromise. Generally speaking, it is more certain than stubborn Pomona. No match for the Potions Master, "Cranky".

But the earth elemental is notoriously stubborn, and Hufflepuff College can reverse many things if it is stubborn. If he wants to consume her, he can spend it with him, and see who is more patient.

In order to distance themselves, they came to the north wing of the Louvre, which was very close to the Tuileries Garden.

For some reason, the Seine River became foggy, and the fog was blown into the garden with the river wind, as if jumping from Harvest Moon to Brumaire.

There were no street lights in the garden, but under the light of the full moon, the outlines of many tents could be seen, as if there was a huge military camp stationed here.

"What happened?" Pomona asked in a low voice.

"I don't know," said Conseil, looking in wonder at the lights flickering in the mist.

"I remember that Napoleon had placed soldiers in the Tuileries Gardens during the Brumaire coup." Severus said loudly suddenly.

"Hush!" Pomona anxiously signaled him not to speak so loudly.

In fact, Severus's voice was not very loud, but she and Gonseil kept their voices very low, as if they were afraid of disturbing something, so that his normal voice seemed very loud.

"Napoleon's army? Are you drunk?" Conseil said disapprovingly.

"Who else is stationed in the Tuileries Gardens besides him? Don't tell me it's a Muggle celebration. We saw it when we entered the museum at night. There is nothing in the garden. No matter how efficient Muggles are." It's impossible to put up so many tents in two hours without making a fuss." Severus immediately countered.

"What do you want to say? These are ghosts?" Conseil looked at him defiantly.

"I thought you could call them 'phantoms', maybe a little different from the ones in the opera house." Severus said slowly, even though his voice was still nice, but the tone made him Personality is very hot.

"My God," Pomona cried, "first the gods of Egypt, and then the ghosts of France?"

"Perhaps it was a joke," Conseil explained in vain.

As soon as he finished speaking, the sound of the piano sounded in the wing.

This piece of music is a world famous piece, even people who don't study music have heard it. Its name is Moonlight and it was written by Beethoven.

On a full moon night, in the magnificent Louvre, listening to this song surrounded by artworks is a very romantic and beautiful thing, but Pomona felt that a basin of cold water poured from the top of her head to the bottom of her feet, and subconsciously hid Grabbed Severus' arm.

"Is this a joke too?" Severus asked Gonseil.

Mr. Earl looked solemn, but he did not change his words.

"I remember that Beethoven once wrote a piece of music for Napoleon called "Eroica Symphony." Severus said slowly again.

"Are you an admirer of Napoleon?" asked Conseil.

"Rue Rivoli is right outside the Louvre." Severus looked at the street outside the wing building. "It seems that the Senate of the Directorate is on this street?"

"The fact that the Louvre served as a court during the Restoration doesn't mean anything," said Conseil. "What do you think this is doing? Is the ghost rehearsing a stage play?"

Severus smiled provocatively at Goncey, "Do you dare to follow?"

Gonseil didn't make a sound, and Severus ignored him, looking for the sound of the piano, he walked towards the end of the north wing with fast and hurried steps, and Pomona hurriedly trotted to follow.

Since the Tuileries Palace was burned down during the Paris Commune, the entrance that originally connected the Tuileries Palace to the Louvre was blocked. When they came to the end of the corridor, they found the first floor of the Bailier Palace A large wardrobe is placed on the south wall.

It is not surprising that the cabinet is placed against the wall, but the furniture used for exhibitions in the Louvre is placed in the middle, not to mention that there are such exquisite reliefs on the wooden cabinet, it is of the Renaissance style, and the carvings on it are Heroes of Ancient Greece and Rome.Severus waved his wand, and the cabinet door opened slowly by itself.

Behind the cabinet door is not a wooden board, but a magnificent palace. As the cabinet door opens, the music of the moonlight becomes louder and louder, but the world inside the cabinet is clearly still in daylight.

"Do you want to go in?" asked Conseil, who hesitated, but finally followed.

Severus walked into the next room.

Looking from the window next door, the original location of the Tuileries Palace was still empty, but when he returned to the room where the cabinet was placed, he could see a long corridor through the cabinet door.

Pomona took several balls of wool out of her pocket.

It will be tethered at one end to its wrist and at the other end to a table leg.

"What are you doing?" Severus asked.

"Just in case, if we can't find the way back, we can follow it back." Pomona said, pointing to the red line on her hand.

"Are you afraid or not?" asked Conseil, perplexed.

"Of course I'm afraid, but running away is not the solution." Pomona sighed, "When the god of fate knocks on the door, it's useless to cover your ears and pretend not to hear, because you can't block the force outside the door .”

(End of this chapter)