Hogwarts time travel

Everyone was celebrating the lost and regained freedom, only Snape lost everything, like a lonely hound.

Snape watched Ollivander return to the shop, put the blueprint on the table into a drawer, and locked it with a key.

It seems that Voldemort's failure made this invention useless.

Ollivander sat back in his seat, the scenery on the street changed rapidly, and time began to flow backward again.

the third time.

Soon, the street returned to calm, and a boy with a lightning-shaped scar on his forehead pushed open the store door.

"Good afternoon." Ollivander, who had been waiting for a long time, greeted him.

"Hello," said Harry Potter.

Suddenly, the world trembled violently like a flower screen, everything was collapsing, and a brand new world gradually spread from a corner of the world.

the fourth time.

A boy with an oriental face climbed up from the counter with sleepy eyes, glanced at the big and small standing at the door, and looked back into the room.

"Old man! There are guests!"

"Come on, come on." Ollivander came out from behind with a smile, still wearing sawdust.

Snape didn't continue to pay attention to Harry, but fell into deep thought.

What happened to that scene just now?

At that time, Ollivander didn't have Loya in his memory, but why did he suddenly appear later?It's still the kind of memory change that changes the world.

Could it be related to the parallel world?

While Snape was thinking, Loya had already shown his talent for making wands, and was followed by Ollivander.

Harry and the others left, and Ollivander returned to his wand-making room.

Ollivander took out the stack of drawings again, looked at it, and put it back again, as if he still had doubts.

As soon as the screen changed, Ollivander was no longer in the wand shop, but on the edge of a huge canyon.

This is the fourth flow of time.

The canyon is filled with smoke, and the steaming clouds seem to be the breath of some kind of animal in the depths of the canyon.

Ollivander was alone, with a package on his back, looking at the distorted clouds in the canyon from afar.

As if he had made up his mind, Ollivander took a step forward, and instantly disappeared into the clouds and mist.

Obviously, there is a huge magic arranged here, using the clouds and mist as a concealment to cover up some secrets.

Following Ollivander's perspective, Snape also appeared in the magic. In front of him was a giant tree surrounded by ten people, whose top reached straight into the sky, as if leading to the sky.

The appearance of the giant wood is a deep black, like the color of the night, and it looks lifeless.

Although this giant tree is extremely tall, it seems to be dead, standing quietly in the canyon, silently accompanied by clouds and mists.

Ollivander took out a bottle of golden potion and sprinkled it on the bottom of the giant tree. Soon, a faint golden color spread from the bottom of the giant tree and stopped growing when it reached Ollivander's waist.

At this time, the bottom of the giant tree has turned golden, showing a faint light in the clouds and mists, like a statue made of pure gold.

Of course, this part is still too small compared to the size of the giant tree, like a small golden spot, completely inconspicuous.

Ollivander struggled for a moment, took out a small knife from the package, and poked it on the golden giant wood.

With the piercing of the knife, a golden liquid flowed out from the giant wood, and dripped along the wound into the container that Ollivander had prepared long ago.

There was not much golden liquid, and the color soon faded. Ollivander removed the container, and the liquid stopped flowing.

At this time, the golden base of the giant tree also returned to its original black appearance, as if the brilliance just now was a dream and never existed.

Only the golden liquid in Ollivander's container proved that it wasn't just a dream.

Snape looked at the golden liquid curiously. He felt a little strange. He had never heard of this giant tree, nor had he seen the golden liquid. It seemed to be an extremely rare tree species that only existed here.

The world changed again. After the fifth time flow, Ollivander was in an underground secret room with a huge machine in front of him.

Snape found it familiar, the machine seemed to be similar to what he had seen on the blueprints.

There is a golden liquid in the machine, and there are all kinds of strange plant solutions beside it.

Looking at this almost chemical experiment scene, Snape was a little confused.

What the hell is Ollivander doing?

The old man mixed the golden liquid and the plant solution together. There was no golden light, nor lightning and thunder, but it turned into a liquid with more restrained light, like liquid gold.

After getting the solution, Ollivander showed a satisfied smile, took out his wand and pointed it at the machine.

"Destroy the invisible!"

The curse hit the machine, and the machine corroded rapidly amidst a piercing sound of metal twisting, turning into green smoke.

The surrounding scenery changed again, which was already the sixth time.

Ollivander returned to the wand shop, a newspaper in hand.

[Voldemort returns! 】

The eye-catching title made Ollivander fall into silence, and the old man took out the bottle of golden solution with a thoughtful expression.

The old man began to write letters, which were addressed to Luo Ya, asking him to come back immediately, but all the letters fell into the sea.

The seventh flow of time.

Ollivander was sitting in front of the wand shop when a handsome, pale boy walked into the shop.

Ollivander looked at the boy in shock, and unconsciously squeezed the solution in his pocket.

"Crack-"

A thunder flashed, everything was reversed, and time soon returned to the original time point.

At the entrance of the cauldron shop, the auburn-haired wizard led Riddle into the wand shop.

This is a time loop, or in other words, Ollivander's own obsession loop.

He is obsessed with the damage caused by his wand, and stubbornly believes that his wand created a demon. Originally, this obsession had dissipated, but Voldemort's resurrection made it grow again, and he became more and more paranoid. This obsession has created a cycle, and only when it is successfully broken can Ollivander wake up.

The key to breaking the game is to make Ollivander think that "it is not the devil made by the wand, but Voldemort himself is the devil."

Snape thought so, and did so.

He walked up to Dumbledore, but was ignored by the young headmaster.

Although the current self can interfere with the memory, it cannot be seen by the people in the memory, so naturally it cannot communicate.

Snape once again witnessed the entire mental journey of Ollivander, the difference is that this time there is no third time in his memory.

That is to say, the memory without Roja disappeared, as if it had never appeared before.

So now there are six periods of time flowing, and Snape has to make up for the last time.

As we all know, seven is a wonderful number with magical powers, which may change everything.