Simodox mages at Hogwarts

Gore's hand could not help but touch the handle of the black door.

The door was pushed open.

Almost everyone froze in place, quietly waiting for the consequences.

Only Dumbledore reacted in time. He spun on the spot with a serious look on his face, disappeared, and then immediately appeared in front of the door, raising his wand.

The elder wand showed its due momentum, the tip of the wand trembled slightly, and there seemed to be some kind of "field" in front of it, which made people feel a little nervous.

Immediately afterwards, the elder wand was lowered.

Ley walked to the door.

Inside the door, there are no scary monsters as imagined, nor any spiritually cursed objects.

Ordinary, empty, ordinary, a bit disappointing.

Goyle seemed to be startled by Dumbledore's sudden appearance, sobered up, and whispered in a shaky voice: "Yes...I'm sorry, Professor Dumbledore..."

Dumbledore didn't answer, waved slightly, and Goyle stepped back.

How could Rai think that there was nothing, then, why did I...

The black gate seemed to have suddenly lost its original effect. Goyle did not show the state of Rai or the ghosts just now. It seemed that it had exhausted its energy.

Rai stepped forward and, under Dumbledore's gaze, touched the handle of the black door again.

Dumbledore looked wary, but he still didn't stop Rai.

Ley's hand reached forward slightly, and his middle finger touched the handle first.

It seems...okay.

Hold, push, pull...

Nothing.

Rai fell into thinking again: The strange reaction is only possible when the door is closed.

Dumbledore seemed to see Rai's doubts and said: "Don't look, there are no traces of magic anymore. It's very strange. Generally speaking, the marks of magic will not disappear, but will only transform from a certain state. another."

As he spoke, Dumbledore's right hand shook, causing the tip of the stick to tremble, and then, a bright ball of light lit up on the tip of the stick.

"Fluorescence," Hermione said with disbelief in her tone. When she was experimenting at home, she could only achieve about half the brightness of the flashlight.

"Yes." Dumbledore waved his wand again, and the ball of light broke away from the tip of the wand and flew to the center of the inner space of the stone cube.

The light ball suspended in the air for a while, then gradually expanded and faded, and finally the entire room became evenly illuminated, surrounded by light, clear and bright.

"About this, Miss Hermione Granger, you can ask Professor Flitwick, he can explain it more clearly than me." Dumbledore said as he ducked into the black door.

As if regretting the situation just now, Dumbledore was the first to enter the inner space of the stone cube.

He stepped into the space with one foot, blocking Rai and others from the door, then stuck his head in, waved his wand inside a few times, and came out again.

Dumbledore seemed to confirm that there was no danger and said, "It's okay. You can go in and have a look."

No one responded.

Dumbledore turned and everyone stared at the ghosts.

At this moment, the bodies of the ghosts gradually lost their vitality and solidity, and returned to their original appearance.

"Oh, crap," Nearly Headless Nick lamented.

Dumbledore looked at him and smiled: "Ha, what a pity, isn't it? If so, you won't be able to enjoy the delicious food of Hogwarts."

Peeves, who had returned to his ghostly state, was flying around in the air, seemingly very happy... probably because this body shape makes it easier for him to play pranks...

"Yes, I originally hoped to have a bite of real cake on my 500th anniversary next year... What a pity..." the almost headless Nick said with emotion.

Without saying a word, Bloody Barrow walked across the ground of the tower and floated towards Slytherin House.

Immediately afterwards, the crying Golden Myrtle floated towards the bathroom with a cry of tears.

Peeves was the only ghost who was happy to be restored to his ghostly state. He floated up and down through the wall with excitement, as if imagining tomorrow's "first-year prank plan."

The ghosts gradually dispersed, and Nearly Headless Nick, who talked the most, seemed to feel that it was time to come to an end. He said to Dumbledore: "Then it's time for me to go back to Gryffindor Tower."

After saying that, Nick, who was almost headless, was the last one to float through the wall.

Dumbledore greeted everyone who was still stunned: "Okay, children, let's take a look at your...dormitory."

Ley got in first.

Then came Hermione, Harry, Ron, and Malfoy.

After passing through the black door, Rai came to a very open room.

The room seemed to be a cubic space, with the length, width, and height visually measuring around ten meters.

The walls and floors of the house are very clean, made of exactly the same material, the same color as the stone cube, and appear to be made of the same material, without any decoration.

The whole room was suspiciously clean.

There are no beds, tables, sofas, or fireplaces on the ground, and the floors are clean.

There was only a painting hanging on the wall opposite the black door.

The painting was so large that it took up an entire wall.

The content in the painting is equally strange. It is not a portrait of a certain person, nor is it a conventional object or scene.

In the painting, there is a room.

There are several sofas in the room. The sofas and sofa cushions are all in black and white.

In the middle of each sofa, there are two coffee tables.

At the same time, several chairs and tables are neatly arranged on the far side of the sofa.

A white flag was hung on the wall, and the flag on the flag was exactly the same as the one on the West Modak Academy flag in the auditorium during the dinner.

Opposite the bed, the fireplace was still burning with a warm yellow flame.

On the wall at the end of the room, there seemed to be a pure black door without any impurities.

The room in the painting is extremely realistic, especially the walls and doors of the room.

Although the various furniture, sofas, tables, fireplaces, flags, and chairs are very real, a little bit of oil painting color can be seen.

If all the furnishings, decorations, and furniture on the floor of the room in the painting were removed, I'm afraid everyone would think that the painting is a reflection of the room they are in, just like what is reflected in a mirror.

However, with furniture, almost no one would notice this without looking carefully.

If Rai hadn't developed the habit of extreme observation when he was doing research on demonized pharmacies on Simodak, he wouldn't have noticed this.

"Oh my God, there are no beds in the dormitory...ha" After Ron saw the giant portrait in the room, the excitement had long since passed and he had returned to his sleepy appearance.

Dumbledore also stepped in.

He coughed slightly behind everyone, attracting everyone's attention.

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