Hogwarts wizard

"Sorry, I almost forgot about the real thing!"

Dumbledore waved the wand in his hand, and a stack of paper fell in front of Jellal.

"This is your previous draft. I asked Professor Palch to read it. Except for two grammatical errors, everything else was approved by him. I want to publish it in the newspaper before the holiday. What do you think?"

Dumbledore has also read this travelogue translated by Gerald, which will have a great impact on the wizarding world. Although the ancient mountains, rivers, landforms, and humanities are not described in detail, they still have a certain significance for exploration.

Jellal nodded. In fact, for him, it didn't matter when he published it. If it was before the holidays, maybe he could research some other things in the next school year, such as the autobiographies of some ancient people.

"Dean Dumbledore, do you need me to do anything?" Jellal didn't actually spend long translating this travelogue. If he had more time, he would be able to obtain more useful information.

"I will take care of this matter." Dumbledore finished explaining the matter and had no idea of ​​continuing to play chess.

"Maybe you should go to Professor Palch. He might have guessed something."

Dumbledore was a little embarrassed, but many things simply couldn't escape Patch's eyes.

"Okay, I'll go over now. I also want to know something from Professor Palch."

Jellal's curiosity is particularly strong. He is not sure whether this matter is good or bad for him, but...

I simply couldn’t help it!

Just when Jellal was about to walk out of his office, Dumbledore suddenly said, "Geral, everyone has their own experience, and they grow through experience. Sometimes you can restrain your sharpness, don't Protect Harry and the others under your wing as if they were children."

Dumbledore knew many things. Even if he didn't know it at the time, he would get the information later through various means.

After all, Jellal is not a real child. When he is doing things, he always rushes to the front. He has never thought about this problem.

He has always felt that what he did was right.

"I see, sorry..."

"I heard that you are studying the Wanyan Tongtong Cup. When you brew it, you must buy me a drink!" When Dumbledore mentioned this matter, Jellal could clearly feel his beard rising a little.

"Of course, if I can make it." Jellal smiled bitterly. He was still in the research stage.

Hagrid provided him with many herbs, but it was not easy to find the right ones among them.

In particular, he had to brew that unique flavor. He did it briefly once. The mixed stamens and tree sap were not the kind of layered flavor, but a very strange one. It seemed to be... A smell that can send people away.

Compared with Gerald, I am very sure that this is a failure. If the reason cannot be found, even if you select everything that can be used, you will not be able to brew a satisfactory wine.

Jellal arrived at the door of Palchi's office and looked at the portrait on the door. He even had a question as to whether this was Professor Palchi.

"Jeral, come in."

There was a voice in the office, and Jellal was a little strange. He knew it was him within three seconds of standing at the door...

"Professor Palch, good evening."

Jellal greeted, and Parch turned around, "Geral, good evening."

After he finished speaking, his body shone with light, and one character after another of Jellal's ancient runic travelogue lit up around his body.

"This is this?" Jellal looked a little dizzy. He couldn't see anything. He just felt that these characters seemed to be given life by Palchi.

"I said that ancient magic texts contain powerful power, and I saw something different from your travelogue.

The combination of these words seems to make the magic more abundant. "

Parch said, and showed Jellal his magic power. It was indeed very full, but Jellal could directly use the magic power in the magic text for his own use.

"Professor Palch, I don't understand what you mean."

"This is inspired by your travel notes, and it should be your honor."

Parch dispersed all the characters, and the entire space became slightly darker.

"How can Professor Palch be sure that the travelogue was written by me?"

Jellal warned in his mind, if he can guess it, does that mean others can also guess it.

"There are very few people at Hogwarts who are proficient in ancient magic texts. I know them all. Most of the questions you asked in class were about how to analyze ancient magic texts, although you did not show this. talents in this area.

but……

Every question you ask is on point. "

So Palchi had actually made a guess for a long time, but Jellal didn't show it in class, so he naturally didn't ask any more questions.

What's more, Parch has been paying attention to Jellal's performance, as if he was looking for a good heir.

"Professor Palch, I have always had a question in my mind. Why do I feel completely different every time I see you than when I see other professors?"

Jellal didn't want to discuss magic writing with Parch, so he asked the questions he had always had in his mind.

"There is a kind of transcendent being in the wizarding world who is not even given a name, and I am that kind of person."

Parch pointed at the sky with his finger, and a bolt of lightning flashed directly in the sky. It was about to rain heavily. He just closed his hand, and the stars in the sky were revealed.

Jellal's eyes opened wide! This is basically the God known in interstellar history!

"This is a secret, you have to keep it a secret." Patch said jokingly. Even if Jellal told it, no one would believe it. The information they themselves exposed can be directly conveyed to the other party, but if it is told from other people's mouths, It will only be treated as a joke.

"But when that man slaughtered wizards, why didn't you take action?"

Jellal advocates peace, but those who destroy peace still need to be punished!

This was the case with Voldemort. At that time, he killed countless wizards, but there was no such transcendent person to stop him.

"Child, you think too simply. We are just transcendent existences, but we are not gods and we will also be subject to constraints."

Seeing Jellal thinking, Parch continued, "Not only in the past, but also now and in the future, I will not interfere in the battles in the wizarding world."

“Are you kind of people good people?”

Jellal asked, and then he felt that even if he couldn't do anything, what difference would it make if he was a good guy or a bad guy.

"of course not."