Civilization and Harmony Hogwarts

"Sorry, I was a little distracted just now." Afu came back to her senses and looked at Albus apologetically.

"However, do you have any other views on "The Legend of the Three Brothers"?" Seeing the slightly disappointed looks of the two, Afu immediately began to guide.

"Other ideas?" Albus murmured, turning to look at Gellert, as if asking.

What do you think?

What should be the opinion?

Where can I have any opinion?

Gellert was caught off guard by Afu's question for a while, and didn't know what to answer.

'Great!Be fooled by me! '

Seeing the bewildered look of the two youths in front of her, Afu cheered in her heart.

Although the villain in her heart is dancing non-stop, she still looks calm and unpredictable on the surface, with wisdom in her hands.

Seeing that both Albus and Gellert showed serious expressions of asking for advice, Afu tried hard to suppress the corners of her mouth that raised unconsciously, and said slowly: "Don't you think the story of "The Legend of the Three Brothers" is too ingenious? ?”

This novel idea immediately aroused the interest of Albus and Gellert.

"The Tale of the Three Brothers first appeared in the Tales of Beedle the Bard, published in the 15th century, and has never been told before in the wizarding world."

Albus and Gellert looked at each other, seeing the same meaning in each other's eyes.

"Moreover, in "The Tales of Beedle the Poet", only the characters in "The Legend of the Three Brothers" have really existed in reality, while other stories tend to be more fictional, like "The Hairy Heart of the Wizard", Not even the specific name of the main character, just 'Wizard'."

"It is precisely because there is Ignotus Peverell's tomb in the church in Godric's Hollow, so people have expectations for the existence of the Three Hallows."

"This makes people wonder whether "The Legend of the Three Brothers" is a story deliberately fabricated by the three Peverell brothers in order to deceive others." Seeing that the two people on the opposite side fell into thinking following her guidance, Afu stopped When he got down, he forked a piece of melon with a small silver carved stick, and put it in his mouth to chew slowly.

"Deliberately...fabricated?" Albus seemed to have caught something, and his thoughts, like a ball of wool played by a kitten, seemed to faintly reveal a piece of thread.

Gellert also took Albus's hand with a solemn expression, and stared at Afu who was eating melons in front of him.

Afu swallowed a mouthful of melon, and when she was about to fork another piece, she suddenly felt a penetrating gaze, her hairs stood on her head, and her whole body became hairy.

As soon as she was shocked, she met the two pairs of hungry eyes on the opposite side.

Facing Albus and Grindelwald who were eager for knowledge, Afu put down the small silver stick in embarrassment, rubbed his hands guilty, straightened his body, restrained his expression, and continued: "As far as I know, Peverell The family has a strong talent for alchemy."

Afu's tone was indifferent, as if she had no idea how big a melon she had exploded!

"Professor, what do you mean..." Albus organized his words carefully, "It is possible that the Three Deathly Hallows were made by the three Peverell brothers themselves, but for a certain purpose, they claimed that it was a gift from the God of Death Granted."

Afu neither affirmed nor denied, but continued according to her original rhetoric: "If it is true as the story says, the three Peverell brothers just built a bridge and used magic Crossing a dangerous river, is such a trivial matter worthy of death's concern?"

"Did the god of death even reveal his own form, using such clumsy excuses as giving gifts and fulfilling wishes to indirectly harvest their lives?"

Seeing that Albus seemed to be about to say something, Afu reached out and pressed his palm to signal Albus not to express his opinion.

"I know what you want to say." Afu said, "Maybe this river is a reference image, in fact, the river refers to death, drowning in the river means death, and crossing the river safely means surviving smoothly. come down."

"But it is well known that the Elder Wand is made of elderberry and uses the tail feathers of thestrals as its core."

"The god of death went to the elder tree and made a wand out of the dangling branches. Could it be that he also plucked a Thestral's tail feather and stuffed it into the wand?"

Emmm...

This is quite wrong, it seems that the god of death is not compelling.

but……

well known?

It is well known that the material of the Elder Wand is elderberry and the tail feathers of thestral?

Is this a well-known thing?

Who is well known?

How is it well known?

Elderberry is well known, after all, it is clearly mentioned in "Legend of the Three Brothers", but how many people in the entire wizarding world know about the fact that the tail feathers of thestrals are used as the core of the staff?

Seeing that Afu swears and utters information that they don't understand at all, Gellert is really convinced now.

'There's something about this Hogwarts avatar! '

' No wonder Al brought me to visit. '

"The three Peverell brothers received a gift from the god of death after crossing the river. This river can be understood as the incarnation of death, then—" Afu took a sip of warm tea.

The melon just now was a bit too sweet, and now it feels a little greasy in the mouth, so use tea to dilute the taste.

Afu swallowed the tea and continued, "Can we start this story from another perspective?"

"The three Peverell brothers, relying on their extraordinary alchemy talents, each researched the same powerful alchemy item." Afu waved his wand, and three gray figures of villains suddenly appeared in midair.

"Boss Antioch Peverell made the Elder Wand out of elderberries and the tail feathers of thestrals—a legendary wand of great power that amplifies the power of the wielder's spell."

The image of the villain on the far right became larger, holding a long wand in his hand, he waved it vigorously, then seemed to sense the powerful power of the wand, and immediately held the wand in both hands as if he had found a treasure.

It was obviously just a gray phantom of a villain, but Albus and Gellert saw a sense of complacency and arrogance from it.

"The second brother, Cadmus Peverell, made a stone—the resurrection stone with powerful life energy, and even used it to resurrect his fiancée, although in the end his fiancée still went to death."

The little man in the middle clasped his hands and raised them above his head. He saw a gray shadow of a stone floating above the palms of his hands, and then the stone kept swaying out in circles of gray ripples—it should be used to Indicates the energy dissipation of the resurrection stone when it is used.

As the gray ripples spread, a phantom gray villain wearing a skirt and long hair appeared in front of the villain in the middle.

The little gray figure representing Cadmus Peverell excitedly embraced the fiancée in the dress, but not long after, the little gray figure representing the fiancée tilted his head.

Then there was Cadmus, the gray villain, half-kneeling, holding his motionless fiancée in his arms. The sadness even affected Albus and Gellert. Gellert squeezed Albus's hand tightly. , Albus sensed Gellert's uneasiness, and shook back hard.