Harry Potter Morning Light

Suzanne is the English form of Suzanne, the son of Caroline Bonaparte and a descendant of Prince Lucien Murat.

Although Lucien Murat gave birth to five children, including two daughters and three sons, all male direct lineages have disappeared in Suzanne's generation. Calling her the Queen is just a compliment, her surname has become very common, and no matter how well she takes care of herself, she is still in her forties. It is almost impossible for a human woman of this age to have children, so even if she Inheriting the title of prince to her generation is also over.

Whatever she was going to do, Severus found Monica unconscious in the dressing room, completely unaware of what had happened, waking up asking if the show had started.

People nowadays like this sentiment. Severus found an empty room and unfolded the map of Paris. Although he was not at the show, the rhythmic music echoed in the empty corridors of Versailles. It is estimated that the people involved were You can't hear the noise of the people clamoring for bread outside the fence of Versailles 200 years ago.

Time is indeed a terrible thing. It not only makes life pass away, but also makes people forget many things.

Severus' fingers traced along the circle centered on Les Invalides, the Rose Line and the extension of Champs-Elysées on the radius of the intersection of the Louvre Museum, and finally stopped at one place.

That place is called Swan Island, and there is a sculpture at the southwesternmost end of the island, called the Statue of Liberty, which is the original version of the Statue of Liberty in New York, USA.

The swan usually represents Zeus, the king of the gods. There are actually many Gaul corpses buried under the Mars Square. As for the Swan Island, it is very narrow and long, and it doesn't look like a corpse is buried, but...

Severus shook his head and continued to search on the map.

"Severus!" Pomona ran excitedly to his cellar, a newspaper in her hand "Do you know how he did it?"

He was preparing the potions ingredients for the next lesson, and he got distracted cutting the snake skin, so he put down what he was doing and took the newspaper from her hand.

In 1983, a magician used "magic" to disappear the Statue of Liberty, and there were several helicopters taking aerial photos around it. In the photos of the wizard newspaper, they were exploring with beams of light on the original location of the Statue of Liberty sculpture. There It's empty.

Not only the Muggle world, but even the wizards are also curious, thinking that some wizard who does not abide by the International Statute of Secrecy did it. This "magic" has not been solved after more than 30 years. At that time, Harry Potter was three years old. Well, it's been two years since that night.

He was looking at Pomona, who was looking up at him expectantly, as if hoping that he would unlock the secret of the magic. Looking into her shining eyes, the heavy and gloomy expression on Severus's face disappeared in an instant, and he was even able to laugh and discuss with her how to unravel the Muggle magician's blindfold.

"Found it?" Monica asked listlessly.

Severus looked down at the map, his fingers yellowed by the potion were staying at the location of the Luxembourg Palace, this circle not only passed the Swan Island, but also passed the Luxembourg Palace, which, like the Champs Elysees, is also the place where Mary "Masterpiece" by De' Medici.

Not every regent queen is a good queen. The Luxembourg Palace is more like the "Pitti Palace" in Florence than other buildings in Paris. This palace uses the gardening techniques of ancient Rome during the Renaissance. There are many geometric figures and fountains inside. According to legend, during the regency of Marie de' Medici, the management was chaotic and there were constant disputes within the dynasty. Before the new apartment was completely completed, the pro-government Louis XIII put his mother under house arrest. It was not until because of the influence of the Medici family in France and Richelieu's dealings that she returned to Paris and lived in the same house. Inside the incomplete Luxembourg Palace.

The civil strife in the dynasty is not only the father and son fighting for power, but also the mother and son fighting for power. In Louis XIII's life, his father died early, his mother loved power, his younger brother wanted to rebel, and his wife had different dreams.

With such a poor family life and a high stress job, it's no wonder he died so early.

"Contact your brother and send him to Luxembourg," Severus said.

"I can't," Monica said. "His phone doesn't work."

Severus gritted his teeth, he couldn't go to the National Library of France right now either.

Mrs. Pince found new clues there - the celestial globe and terrestrial globe of the Sun King Louis XIV, which are still on display at the National Library of France. They were created by Italian monks in Paris, showing people's understanding of the world in the 17th century.

During the reign of Louis XIV, China coincided with the reign of Kangxi. The French court carefully selected 6 missionaries to China to teach Emperor Kangxi mathematics, astronomy and geometry. In the memoirs of the priests, the learning process of Emperor Kangxi was recorded, and the content of the teachings of the priests was mentioned. The priests expounded the "sun-centered theory" and had doubts about the earth-centered theory.

At that time, the geocentric theory was still an orthodox concept recognized by the mainstream of society, and the popularization of the heliocentric theory had to go through a difficult process. It is said that the celestial globe given to Louis XIV was drawn according to the celestial phenomena when Louis XIV was born, and adopted the heliocentric theory.

According to the order of planets in the geocentric theory, the closest planet to the center of the world is the moon, then the sun, Venus and Mercury revolve around it, and then come Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Jupiter and Saturn are the same as the heliocentric theory, they are all in the "solar system" "The outermost layer.

Louis XIV easily accepted the heliocentric theory and regarded himself as the Sun King.

During the French Revolution, the innocent library was spared this time. Unlike in other wars, the first unlucky one was the library. The furnishings inside were relatively intact, and even the amnesty of Louis XIV was preserved. down.

The terrestrial globe and celestial globe dedicated to Louis XIV were originally placed in the double-globe room, but after years of renovation in the library, the double-globe was placed in the popular science exhibition hall for public exhibition. You have to look through the previous drawings to find that room where.

If Napoleon I had something important to hide, he would most likely hide it in the double-globe room.

However, the fountain in front of the French National Library was built in modern times, and a water circulation system was used for environmental protection.

Severus needed to get out of this place, but now that one more person knew he was still alive, he couldn't leave until he had erased her memory, or made sure she wouldn't reveal the secret.

Severus took out the communication crystal and found Conseil.

"What clue did you find?" Severus asked.

"No," said Conseil, "I'm going to Milan."

"You go back to France now." Severus said firmly. "Let's assume that ghost is De André, who has been possessed by the devil."

"Okay," gasped Conseil. "Where am I going next?"

"Luxembourg Gardens, find a fountain." After finishing speaking, Severus put down the crystal ball, then picked up the mirror that was good at finding things, and a new fountain appeared in the mirror.