Everyday players at Hogwarts

Ryan couldn't help but feel a little shocked, relying on killing wizards?

It must have been when Voldemort was in fifth grade. He accidentally killed Myrtle and was worried that when he left Hogwarts, which was like home, he suddenly discovered that his power had increased.

How did Voldemort feel at that time? Could it have foreshadowed Voldemort's subsequent killings, and it was probably this killing that led him to make Horcruxes.

Ryan suddenly woke up as if from a dream. His understanding of the world was based on the seven original novels from the perspective of Harry Potter.

In Harry's eyes, Voldemort regarded Hogwarts as his home and the most important place, and Voldemort was indeed very special to Hogwarts. Even after Dumbledore died, Hogwarts remained normal. During the operation, Navieluna resisted many times in school without being cruel. Although this may have a lot to do with Snape's care, Voldemort, as the boss, could not have known it.

But Harry thought Voldemort too well. Myrtle's death was not a manslaughter by the Basilisk, but was premeditated by Voldemort. Hogwarts may be important to both Harry and Voldemort, but how could Voldemort be able to resist the temptation of immortality.

Myrtle is the most unpopular person in Ravenclaw. She does not have a big heart like Luna. She will go to the bathroom and cry every time she is wronged.

At this time, Voldemort happened to have obtained the knowledge of Horcruxes, opened Slytherin's secret room, and was looking for a sacrifice. Hagrid happened to be raising Acromantulas, which was very unpopular.

The time, place and people were all right, so why didn't Voldemort take action?

Voldemort's birth name was Tom Marvolo Riddle, where "Tom" came from his father, Tom Riddle Sr., and his middle name "Marvolo" came from his maternal grandfather, Marvolo Gaunt.

A recombination of his original name, "Voldemort", comes from French: "vol" means "flying, stealing"; "de" is a preposition, equivalent to "of" in English; "mort" It means death, so it means "flying away from death" or "stealing death".

The name Voldemort means flying away from death. Faced with such a temptation, will he really resist it?

Harry's perspective is not impartial. For example, he is biased against Slytherin.

This is a real world. If I keep this attitude, I may not suffer any loss because of my strength, but Ryan may do something that is not in line with my morals.

Is Pansy the Poodle really ugly? You know, she was personally invited by Malfoy as his dance partner. Malfoy probably wouldn't find an ugly girl to dance with. Although she was a buffoon, Hermione also mocked her as a "complete cow" and thought "how can she be a prefect? ​​She is dumber than a concussed troll".

In Book 7, when Voldemort announced that handing over Harry Potter would mean that no students would be harmed and the school would not be touched, she actually climbed up on the table, pointed at Harry and screamed: "There he is! Potter is there! Someone catch him!" She became the first student ordered by Professor McGonagall to leave the hall with Filch.

I even read a report when I was still in Zhouyi. Someone asked: "Among the girls who appeared in 'The Philosopher's Stone', who do you most want to be?" Rowling replied: "I want to be Hermione, but I definitely don't want to be Pansy Parkinson." She is a serial author. All very annoying characters.

She briefly became Draco Malfoy's lover, but was eventually dumped. Malfoy married Astoria Greengrass, a Slytherin student two years younger than herself. How should I put it, boys always like her. Younger than yourself? Harry also found Ginny, who was one year younger than him.

After 4 years, I still want to go and see for myself. After all, I want to give all the beautiful witches a home and save their miserable fate (just face).

While Ryan was thinking wildly, a high-pitched voice interrupted Ryan's thoughts.

"Master, it's time to go to St. Mungo's Hospital." Jack suddenly appeared and said respectfully.

This is another plan that Ryan originally planned, to learn the magic spell of healing. Education in this area has long been monopolized by St. Mungo's.

There are some small healing spells in Hogwarts, but they have never been handed over. Harry also complained about this aspect in the original novel. Only Hermione, whose parents are related to dentistry and medicine and love to learn, can master the healing spells.

Going to St. Mungo's is not because of the lack of spells in this area. In terms of education, Ryan is extremely talented and it is not really needed. It is because this magic hospital is filled with traces of magic about healing spells. Learning in this environment can be said to be a blessing. A thousand miles a day.

Crack! Ryan and Jack apparated to Taotao Co., an old-fashioned department store in London, with St. Mungo's right behind it.

Not surprisingly, this department store is also Smith's property, and St. Mungo's also has Smith's investment.

St. Mungo's was built here mainly because there was not enough space in Diagon Alley and it could not be built underground like the Ministry of Magic. Finally, it was bought in London on the grounds that it would be convenient for sick wizards to come and go among the crowd. Another unknown department store behind Taotao Co., Ltd. in the center.

Like the Leaky Cauldron Bar, Taotao Co., Ltd. Department Store has a private entrance and exit to the Leaky Cauldron Bar, so you don't come into contact with the crowd. You don't need to make an appointment when you go to the hospital, you can check in directly.

The hospital building has six floors in total.

First floor: Equipment Accident Department.

Second floor: Biohazard Section.

Third floor: Strange Bacteria Infection Department.

Fourth floor: Department of Pharmacy and Phytotoxicity.

Fifth floor: Curse Damage Department.

Sixth floor: tea room and shop.

On the wall of the first floor hangs a portrait of Delise Derwent, who is also the Headmistress of Hogwarts School. At the information desk sits a wizard witch who explains to patients in which department they will receive treatment.

As for Smith's secret passage, the exit is on the sixth floor, in a lonely tea room that no one can approach.

Ryan and Jack, who put on the magic hat and transformed into George Smith, opened the door to the tea room. What they saw was a green couch surrounded by elder herbs. The wall facing the room looked like a one-sided perspective. Glass, the whole environment is like a tropical rain forest, surrounded by various rare plants.

There were people walking around outside the glass, wearing cross badges composed of wands and bones on their chests, and wearing dark green robes. The therapists did not notice the arrival of Ryan and the others at all.

Jack sat on the edge of the sofa with ease, pointed to a flower pot in the corner and said to Ryan: "As long as you move it, the wall will return to normal, and the therapists will also notice that there is a patient who needs treatment here. If Just by watering it, the therapists would simply think that a visitor was in the room."

Ryan motioned to Jack not to touch it and started his own practice.

Ryan actually had a general understanding of such an environment before coming here, and it was easier for him to restrain his shame this time. To be honest, practicing mantras in an environment where people come and go is more difficult than imagined.