Hogwarts time travel

Inside is a palm-sized wooden box with exquisite buckles on the surface, which looks very good.

Harry snapped the clasp open, revealing the actual gift inside.

It was a golden ball the size of a walnut, with a pair of small silver wings restrained on both sides of the ball, tied in a box by a belt.

On the surface of the golden ball, there is also a name written in flying phoenixes: Rodriguez Prenton.

"It's the Golden Snitch!" Harry and Ron exclaimed in unison.

"Who gave it to you?" Ron didn't hide his shock at all. "This thing is not cheap! There is still a price but no market!"

"Still signed, who is this guy?" Harry asked Ron.

Ron thought about it, took a thick book from the cabinet, and placed it heavily on the ground, making a heavy muffled sound.

Harry was dumbfounded. Only Hermione would borrow this kind of book. Where did Ron find it?

"I found this book when I went to Chanico Flamel. It looked quite interesting, so I borrowed it to read." Ron casually explained as he flipped through the book.

Harry quickly glanced at the cover: Quidditch Revealed.

He suddenly understood that it was a book about Quidditch, no wonder Ron was interested.

"Mei Jiu... Rowling... Jackson... Rodri, I found it." Ron pointed to the words on the book and read.

[Rodrik Prenton was an English wizard who was Seeker for the Tuthill Tornadoes in the early 19th century.

While playing for the Tuthill Tornados, he won five consecutive Confederation Cups for the team.He also served as Seeker for the England Quidditch team 22 times.

In 1921, in a game against the Caerphilly Flying Crossbows, Rodriguez Plumton creatively used the Plumpton return technique to catch the Snitch. It took only three and a half seconds, setting the fastest time in a single round. British record for speed to catch a snitch.

Although some critics asserted that Plumton's move was a mere coincidence, Plumton maintained until his death that he did it on purpose.

After the game, Prenton bought the Snitch as a souvenir. 】

There are also moving illustrations in the book, in which Prenton, wearing a blue uniform, draws an almost impossible reverse curve in the air, and catches the Snitch narrowly and narrowly.

"Here's a card." Harry took out the card from the package, and looked at the contents of the card head-to-head with Ron.

[I found this little thing in Diagon Alley, and I will give it to you.

Your friend, Loya. 】

Harry and Ron looked at each other. Even at their age, they knew that this gift was too heavy.

Harry turned the card over, and there was a line on the back:

[Don't be too stressed, this thing cost me 12 silver Sickles, it's useless for me to keep it, so I'll just give it to you, the Seeker. 】

"Loya is amazing." Ron looked at the Snitch enviously, "Why can't I find these things?"

Ron's words reminded Harry that Roja must have been preparing this gift for a long time, and he secretly made up his mind that he must prepare a gift for Roja next Christmas.

"Ron, you've got a package unopened, too." Harry noticed the half-obscured package under Ron's bed.

"Really?" Ron opened the package with a lack of interest, "I'm afraid it's not a good thing...ah!"

"What's wrong!" Harry leaned his head over to look, "Ah!"

Trembling, Ron took out the contents of the package. It was a wand, a complete wand.

Also included with the package was a card that read:

[I see that your wand is getting old. As the inheritor of Ollivander's wand skills, it is my responsibility to provide after-sales service for your wand. This is a wand I made during practice. I will borrow it from you for a while, please. Mail your wand to Ollivander Wand Shop after receiving the letter, and I will take care of your wand.

Your friend, Loya. 】

Ron was amused and moved when he read the letter. He knew that Ollivander, as the largest wand shop in Diagon Alley, could not have any after-sales service at all. This was a lie told by Roya in order not to hurt his self-esteem.

But this lie made his heart warm.

"Loya..." Ron looked out of the window, and was speechless for a moment. Harry didn't say anything, but sat silently beside his friend, and patted him on the shoulder lightly.

"Go to the banquet, there are a lot of delicious food."

……

In an independent courtyard on the outskirts of London, the morning mist was dispelled by the sunlight. The girl opened the window, rubbed her messy hair, and looked at the gift at the foot of the bed.

The most striking thing inside was a thick package, it wasn't the biggest, but it caught Hermione's attention instantly.

Because Loya's name is written on it.

She didn't expect that a boy like Roya would think of giving gifts. In contrast, Harry and Ron were far behind. Hermione glanced around and didn't see the gifts they sent.

Secretly deciding to give them more candies next Christmas, the girl gently opened Loya's package.

This is a thick notebook. The sheepskin cover is very comfortable to the touch. When you open it, you will see Luo Ya's smooth and neat writing.

Hermione read the first page at a glance, and was a little surprised. This page was an introduction to the magic spell "Moon Hiding Curse".

Scrolling back, the following is about the incantations, casting gestures, and special skills, etc., which explain the entire incantation very clearly.

Hermione remembered the night when she and Loya followed Harry and the others. Loya said that she would teach her the spell, but then she was busy with her studies and forgot. She didn't expect Loya to be so careful, so she wrote notes directly as a Christmas present delivered.

There are four more spells that belong exclusively to "Moon God", all of which are clearly written on the notes.

The value of this note is immeasurable. I didn't expect Luo Ya to hand all these things to her because of a casual sentence.

Hermione silently put away the notes, carefully hid them in the suitcase, and looked out the window in a daze, did Roya receive her gift?

……

At this time, Luo Ya had walked along this street for an unknown distance. He wandered in the garden while letting go of his thoughts, and soon came to a place he had never been to before.

The whole street is surprisingly tidy. It is completely different from the street where the Leaky Cauldron Bar is located. The shops along the street are also bright and clean. Through the windows, you can clearly see that these shops are filled with books. This seems to be a street dedicated to selling books. .

Luo Ya randomly chose a bookstore named "Hatched", because their store area is so large that almost one-fifth of the street is filled with it, and the building is five stories high. It looks more decent than the library in the average city.

On the window sill on the second floor, two flags were planted, one on the left and one on the right, with the logo of the Ministry of Magic on it: an "m".

How could someone open a bookstore in the Muggle world and not be punished under the Secrecy Act?

Loya passed through the revolving door at the entrance, and what came into view was a large display stand, which was filled with moving magic books. On the cover, a British-style man frivolously winked at everyone who walked in. .

"Could it be that the idiot in this book is Lockhart?" Loya looked away after just one glance, but he was not interested in this man.

In addition to this small piece of Lockhart's book, there are hundreds of huge five-story bookshelves, and countless ladders move between the bookshelves with the wishes of the guests, making it easy for the guests to take down the books.

The bookshelf is in the center, and a five-story platform surrounds the bookshelf. There are long tables and chairs on the platform, making the whole environment look more like a library than a shop.

There was no shopping guide to disturb Luo Ya, he walked up the stairs like everyone else, and finally stopped on the highest platform on the fifth floor, overlooking the bookshelves and the flow of people below.