Harry Potter Morning Light

In addition to the Second Salem, which vowed to expose the existence of wizards and magic, American wizards also formed a Salem Witch Association.

This organization is particularly concerned with the education of witches.

People are mortal, and after death, the body begins to rot, unless it is embalmed like the Egyptians.

Even cremation will produce carbon dioxide and other residues, which will become part of other life. Like falling leaves returning to their roots, or the cycle of water. The water in the urine evaporates and falls as rain, entering the next cycle of life.

But understanding this does not mean not cherishing life, people can only live once.

Nadia, who had been educated in Palodo, actually took a cursed man who drank unicorn blood as an emissary of God.

The believers controlled by the cult may not all be ordinary villagers who cannot read or write.

After death, people become stars and can be seen when they look up. It is a lie to children to continue guarding those who are still alive. lost facts.

When Pomona and Nadia fought just now, Nadia didn't take the iron giant's iron fist seriously at all.

Not to mention her flesh and blood, even a bird made of copper was flattened, but Nadia still teased Pomona deftly like a lark.

There are many ways to not be afraid of death, and Nadia has no concept of fear of death at all.

If she lived more than 100 or 300 years old, it would be okay to regard death as the beginning of the next journey. She is only in her 30s, not much older than Harry.

Harry was also brainwashed to die by himself. Lucius Malfoy said that when Voldemort's Avada Kedavra fell on Harry, his godfather and parents blocked the blow together.

Sirius is not a ghost, he is already on his next journey.

Pomona didn't know what they were, maybe they could only be described as things from the underworld.

"The Resurrection Stone cannot revive anything," said Voldemort gracefully and restrainedly, "but it can recall matter that is more real than souls and more illusory than entities."

"Just like you now." Lyall interrupted Voldemort's chatter. "You already know the secret of the Resurrection Stone?"

"I knew it when I was sixteen." Voldemort smiled proudly. "My first Horcrux was made using this principle. Peverell's Invisibility Cloak is just a more Long-lasting Invisibility Cloak, and as for the Elder Wand. I've never owned one, so I have no way of knowing if it's the strongest wand."

"But they are alchemical items that cannot be duplicated, at least not by you," Lyle said. "I heard that you turned Ravenclaw's diadem into a Horcrux?"

Voldemort shifted his gaze to Xenofrius, who lowered his head in fear.

"That's right," said Voldemort.

Lyle looked at Voldemort and shook his head: "You are such an evil wizard."

"And you? What are you?" Voldemort sneered.

"I won't answer the same question twice." Lyle twirled his ring, "When did you find out?"

"My servant knew a cunning boy," said Voldemort coldly. "There was an animal waiting to be executed, and he let the executioner see it was there, and then let it go when no one else was looking. Use Legilimency on Lyle Meyer, thinking that by doing so, no one will be suspicious of the drunk?"

"He smells so bad." Severus leaned into Pomona's ear. "The Dark Lord hasn't recovered his sense of smell yet."

"You told him?" Pomona muttered.

Severus shrugged. "I think that's a danger. He should know."

"Then why didn't you tell me?" Pomona asked.

"Your woman's 'gut' worked?" Severus smirked.

Pomona wanted to punch the big nose.

"Those faces on the wall outside, that's not just for decoration, is it?" Voldemort said. "It's not like you've had Polyjuice Potion either."

"Lyle" smiled: "I have always underestimated potions. I never thought you would use potions to achieve resurrection."

"You want to change to a new body?" Voldemort twirled his wand, "Your current body seems to be unable to hold on."

"I can tell you the secret of the last level."

"I don't need you to tell me anything, I can solve it myself." Voldemort said indifferently.

"Tell me, what do you know?" Lyle said with a smile. "Let me see if you got it right."

"You think I'm that stupid?"

"I participated in every step of building this maze." Lyle looked around and said, "I even found the five-legged monster and the poison sac leopard. I became a slave trader to provide them with food. Do you think, Do you know as much about this maze as I do?"

"Since you know, why don't you take out the contents?" Voldemort asked.

"I thought you knew." Lyle said with a smile, "If I remember correctly, you seem to want to go to the British Ministry of Magic to get a prophecy ball, but people who have nothing to do with the prophecy cannot touch the prophecy ball."

"You have nothing to do with the prophecy." Voldemort laughed, "so you can't touch those treasures, you can only get them if someone else takes them."

"God has a plan of his own."

"Mengnes Sessius Hagrid is just a man, even the name may be false." Voldemort said coldly.

"The god of death is equal to the creator, because there must be destruction when there is creation." Lyle said crazily

"You've gone mad." Voldemort said indifferently.

"You too." Lyle smiled nervously, "You actually cut your soul seven times."

"Luna told you everything?" Pomona asked Senovlius.

"You know Horcruxes?" Senovlius said in surprise.

"Quiet." Severus reminded dangerously.

"You tell me the information, what do I want in exchange?" Voldemort asked.

"Contract." Lyle took out a parchment scroll from his jacket pocket, "Have you brought a pen?"

Voldemort looked at Lyall, his red eyes burning like fire.

"I don't want to make a contract with the devil." Voldemort said after a moment, "What conditions can you say now."

"This is part of the process." Lyle gave the parchment to Nadia. "Everyone who tries to open the maze must sign this contract."

"Why don't you levitate?" Voldemort said with a smile, "Can't you even know the Levitation Charm?"

"I am a servant of God, and all my strength is given to me by God." Lyle said.

"Wingardium Leviosa, this is a levitation spell." Voldemort raised his wand and let the parchment in Nadia's hand float "This spell means that the caster makes it improve, and the wizard's power comes from himself, not Your so-called god, Muggle."

"And whose gift does the wizard's power come from?" Lyall continued to smile and said, "This is bestowed upon you by the Creator."

"I could hurt you if I wanted to," hissed Voldemort.

Nadia twirled the bracelet, and a transparent spherical defense array protected her and Lyle.

"You can try." Lyle said confidently.

"Don't be stupid!" Pomona warned Voldemort, who was about to burst into anger. "This spell reflects magic."

As soon as the words fell, Pomona suddenly came to her senses.

Although Lily has good grades, she is an ordinary Muggle-born witch, and there will be no such ancient spells in the school.

Killing Curse can be blocked by solid obstacles, such as walls, shields and the like.

The magic shield added to Harry's body was more real than illusion, more unreal than entity, just like real iron armor.

Armor bodyguards form a similar wall, but this "wall" is not materialized.

Lily is not a "material" girl, although she knows "material" well.

She is indeed a smart and talented witch, and she didn't marry James just for his money, she knew exactly what she wanted.

Lily was good friends with Bathilda Bagshot when she was hiding in Godric's Hollow, and Bathilda Bagshot should have taken Lily to her basement.

And Bathilda Bagshot and Grindelwald are good friends.

Pomona finally understood where Lily had learned the ancient spell to deflect Voldemort's Avada Kedavra.

This spell is indeed related to Grindelwald, but Grindelwald didn't teach her himself.

What's even more frightening is that Tom Riddle researched the secret of the resurrection stone at the age of 16, and applied it in his diary, making his soul fragments materialized like Peeves.

She couldn't believe it, what kind of monster was she dealing with?

After receiving so many years of magical education, Harry and Ron also said that Inferi is solid. At that time, I almost laughed out loud. The old bat must have been pissed off, hahaha