Harry Potter Morning Light

Saturn, the god of agriculture, is the only god of the week that has nothing to do with Norse mythology. Sunday is dedicated to the sun, Monday is dedicated to the moon, Tuesday is the day of Tyr, the god of war, and Wednesday is the day of Odin. The fourth is Thor's day, and Friday is Freya's day. Europeans like to set their wedding day on Friday to commemorate the goddess of love and beauty.

Sunday is Sunday, and people with religious beliefs will go to their respective churches to worship, which represents the beginning of a new week, and Saturday becomes the last day of a week.

Hermione didn't come back last night, and she probably won't be back today. Severus went to demolish the old house of the Black family early in the morning - he hated the headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix, and she was the only one in the whole house.

While she was having breakfast, an owl flew into the kitchen with a letter in its beak. She took it happily, and it really contained an invitation.

"I knew you wouldn't let me down, Justin." She put it in her coat pocket with a smile.

She put the needle on Lupine's record player, and the lighthearted music began again.

Although Tom Riddle went crazy in the end, he is undoubtedly a genius when he is not crazy. The spell to get rid of eight-eyed spiders is not suitable for everyone. Most people are ordinary people, and they can't use that arania exumai.

They still have to attack the spider's pincers to make it lose its attack power, and there must be a basis for deciding the outcome of the game, and the spider's pincers can just be used.

Justin's flattery can't be in vain. She wrote what Astonia said yesterday in the letter, and added a little information. Humans and centaurs have different work and rest time. They rest in the tribe, and they only come out at night for activities. The stars in the sky can not only guide the direction, but also reveal the fate. At least their astrology is much more accurate than Sybil's "Tianmu", which is not working at all times.

The rule of using a time-turner is not only that you cannot change your own destiny, but there is also a rule that the longest time you can go back without causing serious damage to the traveler and time itself is five hours.

Hermione is really easy to learn. This is the data she has researched with her own life. At the same time, the Department of Mysteries of the Ministry of Magic has also obtained the same value. Whether it is a child or an adult, time is fair to everyone.

If the time to go back is longer, the damage to the body will be greater. In the extra hour created by using the time converter, the user may still grow and age. If so, continued use of the Time-Turner by a witch like Hermione might cause them to grow faster, adding days, weeks, or even months to her biological clock. The impact this will have on their later lives is also unknown. If Hermione gained a month from using the Time-Turner in third year, her seventeenth birthday would be a month earlier than her biological clock, which could mean her traces would disappear sooner .

If it wasn't Pomona herself, or Hermione, or Lucius, who saved him?

Time-related magic is unstable, and serious violations of the time code can have disastrous consequences. Possible scenarios include witches and wizards mistakenly killing past or future selves, or completely changing the trajectory of a person's life, causing time anomalies where people who should have existed were never born.

Novikov's principle of self-consistency states, "Nothing actually changes. Nothing the travelers do creates what they notice before they travel."

Heloise Mintab once used a time converter to return to the past in the experiment, but died because the time exceeded the time limit. In the experiment of returning to the past, Heloise was trapped in 1402 for five days. When she finally returned to the present, her body was five centuries older and irreparably damaged, and she died at St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Injuries and Wounds. Her travels changed the lives of all the people she met in the past, and at least 25 descendants disappeared from modern times, becoming "never born". Beyond that, there are worrying signs that past time has also been disturbed: her return to the modern day lasts two and a half days on Tuesday, and only four hours on Thursday.

"5 minutes." She finished writing the ending frivolously. How can I use a time converter that can only go back 5 minutes?

The old fool's judgment that Harry is a Horcrux is based on Senior's prophecy. She said that the master and servant reunited at the Screaming Shack. The only people alive now are Harry, Severus, and Worm. Tail, but she has always ignored a detail, whether Sybil is talking about "servants" or "servants", if it is servants, then the ones who could be Voldemort's servants at that time were Wormtail and Severus. If it's a servant, then the master doesn't necessarily refer to Voldemort. Oh, she needs to confirm the content of the prophecy at that time. It seems that she still has to go back to Hogwarts today and ask where the prophecy ball is.

Jane Austen once said that a pair of lovers who have very clear tempers before marriage, or very similar tempers, does not guarantee that they will be happy. They always end up getting farther and farther away, annoyed by each other. Since you have to spend your whole life with this person, you should know as little as possible about his shortcomings.

It was pointless to go on wondering whether he liked Lily more or Pomona herself. She was shot in the heart by Venus because he protected the children from the werewolves they once feared. Otherwise, no matter how good his British accent was, or how manly he pretended to be, it would be of no use to her. She still liked that poisonous potions professor, even if his teacher's salary was not high, and she didn't mind.

A green light flashed in the fireplace, but no one appeared.

"Professor..." Kreacher's hoarse voice rang out, and he clutched the Slytherin locket around his neck tightly.

"Why are you here?" Pomona looked at Regulus' servant, he was not loyal to Sirius, although Sirius was ahead of Regulus in the line of succession.

"Yesterday, you went to that cave, didn't you?" Klicher staggered out of the fireplace and said in a voice like a bullfrog.

"Yes." Pomona put the written letter into the envelope, "but I didn't go into the cave to look for him. There are at least a thousand infernal corpses inside. Only the two of us can't come back alive."

"Then do you think Master Regulus still has hope of living?"

Pomona looked at the house elf whose ears were starting to turn white, and the balance began to weigh in her heart.

"Klitsch, you also drank that potion, but you are still alive, which means that the potion is not poison." Pomona whispered softly, "Regulus let you go because he hopes you can complete the task." , that locket cannot be destroyed with human magic, he wants you to destroy it with elf magic, you failed, right?"

The house-elf covered his eyes and cried. He didn't hit the wall or hit himself on the head with something. He cried because he felt pain.

"Regulus told you to go home, from London to Scotland, what a distance, but you heard, this is your connection, Kricht, or it is your destiny, you did not tell Walburga What Regulus did, she told me her son was missing, she waited for her son to come home, even when she was dying she pasted her soul on a painting, I know you tried your best , but it would be unrealistic to expect the potion to keep him in that cave for twenty-six years, so we have to bring him back before it becomes irretrievable."

Kerry, who was sobbing, stopped crying.

"I'm asking you to do something, Kricht, find the Time-Turner, bring Regulus back, right where you said goodbye, I'll call you as Regulus asked you to come back, you bring Apparate with Regulus, in five minutes."

Kerry's eyes widened with excitement.

"This is the only way I can think of, at least in another world where he is still alive, the hardest part of this plan is that you have to get from the shore of that lake to Regulus's side in five minutes, and the remaining Apparating time..."

"Kritch will do it," interrupted the house-elf. "For Master Regulus."

"Yes, for Regulus." Pomona looked at the old house-elf in front of her, thinking of the one holding a meat cleaver, shouting "for Master Regulus" like a warrior , the old elf charging with the other house-elves in the Hogwarts kitchen, and Severus Snape lying in a pool of blood waiting for someone to rescue him "You are the best house-elf, Krichtsch. "

The free house-elf smiled happily at her. "Thank you, mistress."

"After we successfully bring Regulus back, can you give me the locket?" Pomona pointed to the Slytherin locket on his neck and said, "I think that thing is very important to someone. Very important."

Krich looked at the locket on his neck that had been cut by the sword of Gryffindor, "Krich can dedicate it to the mistress now."

"No, dear, your master is Regulus. I just took advantage of the loophole in the contract. If I help you, I'm helping myself. This is an equal deal." Pomona hurriedly turned her eyes away. That thing, it's like a kind of magic attracts her.

"Deal." Kerry held out his hand to her.

Pomona stretched out her hand and gently shook it back, "I hope we have a good cooperation, Kerry."