Harry Potter’s Morning Light

   Chapter 2578 Cheese Trap (14)

  Eelsburg is a very scary place. It is located at a seemingly abandoned subway entrance in Berlin. Inside the prison is a maze-like underground tunnel system.

The prisoners inside    are all dumped, and when they go to jail, they will search all their belongings, including wands, which means they can't save themselves.

  When Newt found Theseus, the lamp belonging to Theseus was about to go out. Newt took Theseus to try to escape from the prison, but was discovered by the "guardian" of the prison.

   Azkaban has dementors, Earlsburg has manticores, and she feeds on prisoners.

   "Merlin's beard." Pomona couldn't help exclaiming. "This is horrible."

   Tina smiled and took a sip of tea.

"He saved me too." Tina looked at the teacup and said, "I was in the death chamber of the Magical Congress of the United States, and I could see my happy memories in the pool full of poison, so I walked towards it, Thankfully he showed up just in time."

   "Then you fell in love with him?" Pomona asked with a smile.

   What a clichéd hero to save beauty.

   "It's not important to the point where I want to leave everything in America and go to England with him." Tina smiled softly. "Have you ever talked about a long-distance relationship?"

  Pomona was stunned.

   "I used a double-sided mirror to talk to someone."

   "I asked if you've ever talked about a long-distance relationship, what are you talking about?" Tina looked at Pomona strangely.

   "You can communicate face-to-face with a double-sided mirror, right?" Pomona said.

   "You won't understand." Tina took another sip of tea.

  Pomona thought of those young couples at school who were always tired of being together, like they were stuck together.

   She did not expect people 60 years ago to be so open.

  Pomona looked down at the teacup. There was still some tea in the cup. It reflected the fat face like a mirror.

   "Give up the Auror life, what do you think..."

"Happiness? Lost? My answer has no reference for you." Tina said a little excitedly, and she used tea to cover up the past. "Work has the joy of work, family has the happiness that family brings to me, I can't be different. all."

   "You find your Auror's job a pleasure?" Pomona asked.

   "We were at war, dear, and against Gellert Grindelwald, what do you think?"

   "I don't think he's that bad," Pomona said. "He cared about the wizard population and didn't send all his opponents to the manticores."

  Tina was stunned.

   "He was once a friend of Albus." Pomona also demonstrated his panic by drinking tea.

"It's friends with blood oaths. They once swore an oath not to hurt each other. Newt went to Paris just to get it to Dumbledore." Tina said, "The blood oath was broken in Bhutan, and then the as we know it."

   "Albus Dumbledore defeated Grindelwald and discovered the 21 ways to use dragon blood." Pomona smiled and said, "It's written on the chocolate frog picture, and children know it."

   "Then can I know who is talking to you through the double-sided mirror?" Tina asked suddenly as if she was drunk.

   Pomona stood up.

   "I'm going to see how Neville is doing."

   Then, regardless of Tina's reaction, she prepared to flee to the living room.

   "I was thinking, get the Floo network on." Tina said behind Pomona. "I'm getting old too, and Apparition isn't safe for me."

  Pomona looked back at Tina "You don't have a Floo network at home?"

   "Newt said 'too many visitors, they're as noisy as Niven snakes,' and then he cut off the Floo network." Tina said in Scamander's tone.

   "How do you send your kids to school?" Pomona asked.

"I think you now know why my sons are reluctant to hand over their children to us and send their grandsons abroad to school." Tina stared at Pomona "Thank you for bringing Mr. Longbottom, here There hasn't been a child in a long time."

   "Thank you for thinking that, if you could send him back to school," Pomona said.

   "He can stay here, just like you used to."

   "He has his own plans, and I respect his opinion," Pomona said.

   "But he looks like a faint key."

   "Didn't you say you're going to restore the Floo network?" Pomona said.

   "I guess he will say next, 'I don't want to be monitored by the Floo Network Authority', I heard that there are flying cars in the department, and I can drive here." Tina said enthusiastically.

   "I think you remember a Ministry clerk last year whose son didn't use stealth spray when driving..."

   "I've always wanted to try driving a No-Maji car." Tina looked at Pomona "Please."

  Pomona wanted to say no, but then she thought that it would be much faster and safer to transport Bird Snake and Neville in a flying car.

   "Can you drive?" Pomona couldn't help asking Tina.

   "I took my driver's license and passed it in 1930." Tina jumped for joy and ran to another room, Pomona hoping she wasn't looking for her driver's license.

   "What are you talking about?" Newt led Neville into the kitchen.

   "How are you feeling?" Pomona asked Neville.

   "It's okay," Neville said. "Scamander gave me herbs."

   "I heard that before the Hogwarts Express was laid, the school hospital was always overcrowded, and there were people with fainted keys everywhere. I can give you the keys if you need them." Scamander said generously.

   "Thank you." Pomona said to Scamander, looking at Neville again. "Then I won't be here today, I'll pick you up tonight."

   "Okay." Neville nodded.

   "Don't forget your 'summer homework.'" Pomona reminded Neville, then said goodbye to Scamander. "Thank you for the tea."

  Newt waved, and she left the Scamander house.

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   She stood by the window and looked at the wind and snow outside. Even though the Low Countries did not have mountains like the Alps, the hills were covered with snow, like "snow mountains".

   She remembered seeing Grindelwald's castle, Yemengard, on the Great Magic Express, which later became famous for holding Grindelwald opponents.

   After losing the election in Bhutan, he said "I have never been your enemy" before fleeing, and then jumped into the abyss.

Of course, Grindelwald didn't break into pieces, but now she is not recalling the famous dark wizard, but Larry Higgins, a teacher at the American Academy of Magic, who is good at full-body restraint spells and atmospheric spells. In 1984, Dumbledore once I asked her how to unlock the curse that imprisoned Phoebe.

Lally can use a wall-binding spell that traps people like a portrait on the wall, she used this spell against a Grindelwald supporter in Bhutan, but it's different from Phoebe's situation and Larry's different.

Larry "threw" the man into the wall, and then formed a layer of something similar to a shield spell on the wall, so that the people inside could not crack it by themselves, and they needed the assistance of outsiders. That Grindelwald follower did not. becomes oil paint.

  Lally couldn't help much, the spell was so old that even Merlin's portrait felt that way. Many people felt that Phoebe was helpless and that she would end up as a painting and become a victim in the castle like Myrtle.

In the end, the solution was found in what Voldemort left behind. Severus kept some research materials that Voldemort gave him, and it was because of these materials that he made the mandrake resurrection medicine that restored the petrification. .

  Whether it is turned into oil paint or turned into petrified sculpture, the time of the victims is not superimposed, which allows them to not have to worry about dying of starvation and thirst, but it is a kind of torture that gradually loses contact with this world.

After Phoebe was rescued by Feiliwei and Minerva, she said that at first she could still see the scene, it was no different from normal size, and then it got further and further away, as if she was involuntarily regressed, and the frame was further and further away from her. , she couldn't see anything, but she could still hear Joey's voice and the bells of the clock tower.

  John Russell wrote in "Analysis of the Mind" that when we close our eyes and think of a familiar scene, as long as we are awake, there is often no difference between what we respectively recall and what we actually see. However, when we dream, the hallucinations begin to manifest as images of tenacious existence, and when we hear the chimes of distant bells, we mistake the images for sensations because we have heard them so many times.

  Phoebe was estranged from Joey because she was afraid that she was dreaming and that when she woke up she was still trapped in the painting, so she often looked at the canvas that trapped her and made sure it was empty.

   "I'm out, I'm not in".

  Georgianna remembered that she too had had an endless dream, the content of which was absurd, but she was happy until she heard a voice.

   He asked her if she could hear his voice.

   She turned her head and found that the place was empty, thinking she was hallucinating.

   Now that I think about it, it is fortunate that she was just hit by the Cruciatus, unlike the Longbottoms who have been for many years, and the noisy runes can give their brains a little stimulation.

   Just as she was about to do that, Art appeared, holding her two bracelets in his hands.

   "I'm sorry, I'm sorry," said Art.

   She saw that the two bracelets did not move.

   "How did you get it off my hand?" she asked.

"In the beginning, I saw you standing still in the corridor by yourself, and I didn't respond when I said hello, so I touched you," said Arte, "and then we went to the Hall of Mirrors, I mean the University of Brussels. Square, you're in a coma, so I just..."

   "Go down and leave me alone for a while." She said, rubbing the bridge of her nose.

  Art bowed and took two steps back.

   "Have you seen what's in the bracelet?" she asked.

   "No." Art said, "My mother warned me not to touch witches."

   Then he really left, leaving her alone.

   There is also a German philosopher named Husserl, who described the characteristics of memory as the tail of a comet, and the continuous bells make the memories faded in consciousness constantly reappear and become "fresh" memories.

   At this moment, she kept hearing the bell of "Dangdang", where did it come from?

   And having gone to so many churches in Europe, she also knows that the bells of different churches are different, and this bell is so familiar that it is exactly the same as the bell tower of Hogwarts.

   (end of this chapter)