Harry Potter Morning Light

There was a time when homeless people could be seen everywhere on the street. Once Pomona found that there were fewer of them, and they didn't care at all. After the end of the First Wizarding War, Severus came to Honolulu. Gwartz, she knew that these bums hadn't gone anywhere else.

They disappeared and no one cared. The Dark Lord knew this very well, so he sent someone to arrest those helpless people, as if he planned to form an army of ghosts like Grindelwald.

The difference is that Grindelwald was looking for the Resurrection Stone, while the Dark Lord was more interested in the Philosopher's Stone, but he died so suddenly that no one knew where his army was.

Now they knew, but it was an unappetizing subject to talk about over dinner, so Pomona changed the subject.

"Glostedest once said that light is the 'first form' and is material, and matter must spread to the three-dimensional world." She said while chewing food, "This is the principle of the Dark Lord's resurrection with the spectrum ?”

Severus chewed his food quietly, maintaining good dining manners.

"About Nicholas." Pomona said after swallowing a mouthful of food, "Feliway felt that the flame demon he sealed was Grindelwald's spiritual projection, and he saw it somewhere, and then the flame demon became its image gone."

"Didn't you say you were thinking about time and space?"

"Isn't that what you're saying? The dimensionless form won't increase or decrease from the day it was born, but just multiplies, so it won't be the second form. What do you think the dimensionless existence is? asked Pomona.

"Imagination?" he asked.

"Are you asking me or answering me?" Pomona asked.

He thought for a while, shook his head, lowered his head and continued to eat.

"You know, the world model he created is like a nutshell universe." Pomona continued to wave his fork and said, "The outermost layer is a thin celestial sphere that shines inward."

"I think it's more like a mirror," Severus began, "but his model is wrong."

"How can it be a mirror? The mirror is full of virtual images! I'm talking about a real light source."

"Only mirrors can change the light path. Otherwise, why do other celestial bodies emit light beyond the outside, with the outermost one facing inward, and what is the outside?" Severus said.

Pomona began to think.

"Don't bother, he's wrong," Severus said coldly.

"You don't think his ideas are useful at all?" Pomona asked.

He suddenly laughed.

"What?" Pomona asked curiously.

"I thought girls didn't like that kind of talk." Severus looked at her as if he were seeing a phantom that didn't exist.

"Sinistra likes that too," Pomona said. "Not that I'm a 'girl' interested in the universe."

"Albus taught you?" he asked eagerly.

"Why do you think I'm taught by Albus?" Pomona asked back. "I can't have hobbies?"

"You want to learn Greek because of him?" Severus asked.

"I just want to learn," said Pomona dryly. "I don't want to learn Trollspeak like old Barty."

Severus laughed again.

This time he didn't smile like the student in the Slytherin robes.

"This is you, standing among the greats and looking down on the humble cowards."

She was upset, and he made her look haughty.

"Eat," Pomona ordered, but Severus was smiling in a way that would scare a lot of people.

"The Philosopher's Stone," he said slowly, "you never wanted to study it?"

"Are you going to say own it next?" Pomona asked.

He didn't speak.

"The pursuit of the Philosopher's Stone brings a curse, though it is the purest of all." Pomona said softly. "I thought you knew."

"It's just a superstition," he said contemptuously.

It's also a rumor that Hogwarts Defense Against the Dark Arts professorship is cursed, but who can deny it's fake?

"You still think Harry Potter's Patronus is the reason for the water element?" asked Pomona.

The corners of the old bat's upturned mouth suddenly collapsed.

The "Potter catcher" was really extraordinary, even Draco would call "Saint Potter" when he heard it.

"The water element is not like the fire element. What I'm talking about is Grosteste's theory. He thinks that the fire element not only has the first form, but also a kind of 'substance'. Of course it is not 'solid'."

"You find it interesting?"

Ron has received six years of magical education, and he can still say that.

"That's right, it's very interesting." She said with a smile, "If the element of fire is indeed the 'simplest substance', which is one of the basic elements that make up this world, why can only Fiercefire and the Devil's Bodyguard cause this kind of damage?" Effect?"

Pomona babbled on and on, and she was the only voice in the room.

Even if you lock me in a nutshell, you still think I am the king of infinite space.

Although the human body is subject to many restrictions, our spirit is free to explore the entire universe, even bravely breaking into places where even "interstellar travel" daunts-if the nightmare is no longer entangled.

This is the beginning of the book about the Nutshell universe.

In the dream is a world that belongs to us completely, allowing us to swim in the sea and fly in the air.

Is the universe infinite, or just very vast?

Does what we perceive make up the "world" relative to what we cannot perceive?

There's probably a bum thinking about it, and you could have sat down and chatted with him, Tom, it sounds like a subject that should only be discussed in the "School of Athens," but if "Reading is a refuge "It is very convenient for those who are deported to wander at any time to take away.

If your mother didn't go to an orphanage to give birth to you, you would have grown up on the streets.

Why are you doing that?