Hogwarts and the Unspeakable

Allen's eyes widened.

His face was full of stubbornness that refused to admit defeat.

With the same "protagonist smile" as the protagonist of the classic hot-blooded comic.

Until the next second.

His skull suddenly exploded.

Alan Appleby died with a headshot!

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Fate always changes everything quietly.

Easterners call this "impermanence."

The pursuers will never tell you when they arrive:

"knock, knock."

"I'm coming in!"

Will not.

When the enemy comes, usually people will be unable to react and will be beaten passively.

The pursuers arrived silently.

and attacked Alan and Snape.

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How ironic, in novels, the key accidental factors are usually combined with reasonable guesses and conjectures - and the final result is usually related to it, that is to say, people can always predict it correctly, or at least understand it. world.

And when people don't follow this rule, they irritate readers.

For example, the famous "Flower of Hope".

"The road will just keep moving forward,"

"There must be me on the other side of the road!"

"Don't stop..."

Captain Olga made an inexplicable exit - and this is very similar to life.

The plot was too realistic and ended up angering readers.

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However, from another perspective,

In fact, we all know that maybe life is not like this.

Everyone steps in dog poop when they go out.

(Actually, the example the author wants to give is "traffic accident", but the author doesn't like his crow's mouth.)

Although we all need life to become this controllable.

Everyone dreams of life becoming like this.

Araki Hirohiko once described this concept through the hands of Enrique Pucci in "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Stone Sea":

"The enlightened are always happy."

If the world could be completely run again, it would finally come to an irreversible and regrettable ending.

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(It is worth mentioning that the author quoted Sir Humphrey's lines)

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Well, when everyone knows their destiny and cannot change it.

Instead, people may actually feel a sense of happiness and relief.

Although humans can no longer change their own destiny in a practical sense at this time, and at the same time they are almost unable to change the world.

But at the same time, they realize their own destiny and understand their own subjective world, which can help people better understand their objective world.

anyway,

Able to change the world and give people a sense of “competence”;

Being able to understand the world can bring a "sense of wisdom" to people.

If a person neither understands the world nor realizes that he cannot change the world.

Then people will call him "the wise one" and "the enlightened one" instead.

But instead he falls into learned helplessness—what we often call “nihilism.”

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But here comes something more interesting.

The author said that "people will call them 'wise men' instead."

So is he really a "wise man"?

The author says this because he is a devout believer in dialectical materialism and historical materialism, and completely draws a clear line with nihilism.

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OK OK.

That’s it for this sad reality.

The author says this to demonstrate a simple truth:

All actions are impermanent.

Impermanence.

Not the Wuchang! Not even Wuchang rice!

Don’t get it wrong!

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The author said so much "nonsense" that has nothing to do with the plot.

Long-winded, eloquent.

From "Absolutist Centralized Systems" to "Sir Humphrey's Lines".

However, in stark contrast:

When the pursuers appear.

Allen died instantly.

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Allen's expression suddenly froze in shock.

It's like I can't believe what's happening right now!

He could only feel thousands of arrows piercing his heart, his brain was in intense pain, and all his pain-sensing nerves were working desperately!

But the torture was only for a second.

Because, in just the next second, Allen lost consciousness!

"Dragonborn" suddenly realized something!

Emergency transformation!

But it's too late!

"Hurry up and stop time!!!"

The Dragonborn went from "little dinosaur doll" to fighting status in an instant!

Become a human!

We talked about it before,

The Dragonborn seems to possess a special kind of magic power.

Can cause all nearby creatures to secrete excess hormones.

Even Snape, the "man with stories", was full of blood.

He could not resist the inner call, even the "desire",

This is not his fault, this cannot be changed by human power, this may even be written in the human genetic map!

Snape took a deep breath and closed his eyes.

This way he could at least calm down a bit.

The Dragonborn shouted with a magnetic voice!

Just now she was like an outsider, but now she is like a fighting warrior!

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Only a strange noise can be heard!

The whole world's time suddenly stopped!

Dragonborn, the son of the "God of Time"!

"Time Traveler"!

She can stop time without limit!

(Of course, if we don’t count the ‘Chaos Devourer’, there is indeed no limit)

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However, how could the person who can transform the Dragonborn into a fighting state be an ordinary person!

The Dragonborn stopped time for the entire world!

It has no effect on Allen's mutation!

The side on Ellen is still going on!

Even though we described a lot!

But in Allen's world, all this is actually accomplished in a flash!

We spoke thousands of words outside their world.

However, as long as I, the author, do not put pen to paper.

The time in their world will stop forever and will no longer run!

Therefore, Dragonborn's stopping of time has no effect at all on delaying time!

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Isn’t this an interesting statement?

The Dragonborn's "stopped time" itself is actually a kind of "consuming time"?

The Dragonborn "stopped time", so how to calculate "the time within the stopped time"?

It seems that no one has solved this problem!

The Dragonborn "stopped time", so does the "time" in "time stop" count as time?

So did the Dragonborn "stop time" or "stop the movement of all objects in the world"?

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No one knows the answer.

At least no one in Allen's world knows.

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It's too late!

The mutation is complete!

No one could react!

No foreshadowing!

Neither the sky becomes cloudy nor the sky becomes clear!

There is neither the strange signal "180" nor the "13" symbolizing betrayal.

Yes!

No sign at all!

Who can reflect it!

Alan Appleby, this time traveler, is a man with a mysterious identity.

My head was shattered!

Ellen Appleby is just like the "Tekkadan leader" "Olga".

In an instant, he died without any reason.

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Snape couldn't even react.

Because Alan Appleby was even arguing with him just now!

It all happened so fast!

Alan Appleby's head exploded!

But there are no "horrible and bloody" scenes like the so-called "brain".

Just a pool of mud jumped out!

Could it be said that Alan Appleby only has mud in his mind?

Or is the silt the true form of Alan Appleby?

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anyway.

Just like that, Allen died.

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"Alan Appleby is dead!"

"End!"

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Silt said so.

(Yes, the story is not over yet.)