Hogwarts time travel

It has been several days, and Luo Ya is in a good state now, but he is often sleepy, but it doesn't affect his life too much, as long as he takes a nap from time to time, there will be no problem.

The Luna Wand and the bloodline of the Bloody Prince reached a strange balance in Loja's body, but this balance was very fragile. As Loja grew older, the bloodline returned to its original level. Possibly transforming Loya into a stand-in for the Bloody Prince.

This bloodline is a scam, and it contains the bloody prince's will. As long as the strength is not enough, it may be eroded by the bloodline in turn, and become one of the clones of the bloody prince in the heavens and worlds.

At that time, Loya naturally ceased to exist.

Completing the Luna Magic Wand and making it resistant to the Bloody Prince's blood has become the most important thing for Loya, and it even ranks above finding energy for the Essence of Time.

Before he fully mastered the Luna wand, Loya didn't even dare to take it out.

The Essence of Time is also a big scam. If it wasn't impossible to uninstall, Luo Ya would have deleted it long ago.

Open the box twice, a big thunder, and a shocking thunder, there is nothing worse than it.

There is only one time box left, and even if Luo Ya dies outside and jumps from the tallest building in Diagon Alley, he will not be able to open this broken box.

Although there are so many scams, life is still going on.

In a dilapidated bookstore in Diagon Alley, Loya was picking and choosing from piles of old books left and right on the ground.

"Alas, it's almost over, it's all messed up." The shopkeeper, Old Jack, shouted.

"Don't say that, Jack." Loya didn't care.

"If you can turn this pile of messy things that can't be messed up again, I will lose."

Loya carefully picked out a slightly readable book from the pile of old books.

"Even if they are neatly placed on the shelves one by one, no one will buy them except me."

Speaking of which, since Loya received the admission notice, he has been running for tuition fees.

Hogwarts has a relief fund, and a big man like Dumbledore is in front of him, how can Loya not ask?

But according to the old man, his current identity is Ollivander's distant nephew, and he has relatives in the magic world, so he doesn't meet the regulations for applying for relief funds at all.

Although Ollivander, a big profiteer, provided the option of salary advances, the money advanced to the employer was not enough for Roya to live a life above the standard in Hogwarts. After Gwartz's uniform and sophisticated equipment such as a crucible, the remaining money is only enough for him to buy books, which means that it is impossible for him to buy as much as the local tyrant Harry Potter. Even the magic wand is estimated to be credited to Ollivander.

So am I not like the Weasleys?

This is a life without money.

After weighing the pros and cons, Loya decided to replace the brand new textbooks with the old textbooks in this small shop. Anyway, Hogwarts does not have its own unique textbooks at all. They are all written by people in the magic world. There are many old textbooks on the market. , and there may be some unexpected gains.

"Hey! Old Jack, how much are these, these, and these?"

"Huh?" Old Jack looked at Loya strangely, "Are you sure?"

"Of course!" Loya nodded without hesitation.

"Okay, I sincerely wish you two Galleons." Old Jack had an old fox look on his face.

"Okay, goodbye." Luo Ya turned around and left, did he really think he was being taken advantage of?

"Hey! Don't leave!" Seeing that the business he got was about to fly, Old Jack was in a hurry.

"In this way, in this way, once I bleed, I will treat you as a friend, a Garen."

"Old Jack." Loya turned around, "Do you really think I'm a fool?"

"Yeah... no, this is really the cost price..."

"How can you have the cost?" Luo Ya yawned, "Don't force me to reveal how you got these books."

"Also," Loya pointed to the books on the ground, "stolen and sold the books of the family that was exterminated in the era of the mysterious man, are you really not afraid of being known by the Ministry of Magic?"

"How could it be stealing?" The middle-aged man who had been exposed was a little embarrassed, "The wizard's matter... and I'm just the one who took over, and I don't know where they came from..."

"Okay, okay," Loya made a pause gesture, "That's it, you and I are sincere, eight silver Sickles."

"Impossible!" This time it was Jack's turn to turn around and leave, "I can't make any money at all!"

"Calm down, Jack." Loya gestured at the old Jack, "This is not a one-off deal, there will be more."

"What do you mean?" Old Jack looked at Loya suspiciously.

"It's more." Luo Ya smiled inscrutablely. "The profits of the used book industry are far more than you imagine."

"Listen to me, friend." Loya began to fool around, "What is the most important thing for a student who graduated from a magic school? Is it full of passion or full of dreams? Maybe they have both, but the most is their books.

In fact, more than [-] old textbooks are discarded every year, and the wisdom of all seniors is dusted.And we can buy these textbooks at a low price, and then repackage them into "Xueba Notebooks" and sell them at a high price. While we make high profits, we also bring honor to those graduated seniors, and they will reciprocate. We advertise so that more and more people will come and buy our books.

And those magic books that have been handed down by families for a long time are also the same. Countless wizards will come to buy them if they take the underground route. "

"Knowledge is priceless." Loya concluded with a famous quote.

Although I don't know who said it, it is correct to use double quotation marks and declarative sentences.

Old Jack was completely stunned, and with his poor brain capacity, he couldn't understand Loya's brain circuit at all, but the sensitive sense brought about by long-term business told him that there would be huge benefits in it.

"Let's do it, Jack." Loya tiptoed and patted Jack's chest (without touching his shoulder), "We will make a fortune, and you don't want to stay in such a wimpy place that doesn't even have a name." It's a small shop."

As if he had made up his mind, Jack took a deep look at Loya, which was exactly the same as Ollivander's once.

Jack said slowly: "You can choose any book, I'll ask some of my friends."

Seeing the old Jack get into the back hall, Loya couldn't help but let out a sigh of relief.

Fooling people is really a technical job.

But the result is still very good, I can smoothly get the books I want, which even include some magic books that record various powerful spells.

And if there is no accident, he can also get a dividend.

I can also be regarded as a technology investor.

Loya decided to talk to Old Jack carefully when he had time.

But now Loya just wants to go back to the store and get some sleep.

Luo Ya found a few hemp ropes from the old Jack's house to tie the books together, lifted them up and walked out of the store with great effort.

"Hey!"

Luo Ya only felt a softness in front of him, and a small figure sat on the ground, touching his buttocks and looking at Luo Ya resentfully.

"Sorry, I didn't see..." Loya helped the girl up apologetically.

"It's okay." The girl waved her hand apologetically, "I bumped into it first."

"Are you a freshman at Hogwarts too?" The girl asked curiously, looking at the magic books scattered on the floor.

"Yes, you too? My name is Loya, what's your name?"

"Hermione Granger." The little girl pointed to the adults on both sides, "This is my parents."

"Mr. Granger, Mrs. Granger, hello."

"You are also good." Even if the two adults are elites in British society, it is still difficult to suppress their curiosity when they see such a little wizard, and they may be their daughter's classmate in the future.

"Do you know where to buy a wand?" The little girl Hermione and Loya felt nothing strange at all, and she felt very relaxed in front of this little boy who had just known each other for a few seconds.

"Come with me, I happen to be going too." Loya took the lead towards Ollivander's wand shop with a little excitement of seeing the protagonist.

He didn't know that Hermione was even more curious about him as a "little wizard".

"Can you do magic?" Hermione asked suddenly while walking.

"Probably a little." Loya raised his hand, and a gentle wind diffused along his fingertips, blowing Hermione's brown hair.

Although vampires don't have much presence in the heavens and worlds, they still have their own uniqueness. Their own magic power has been greatly increased. With Loya's unremitting attempts (natural ability), he finally succeeded in casting spells without a stick , although it doesn't work.

Don't take wandless casting too seriously. Compared with conventional wand-holding, wandless can only mean greater magic loss and smaller magic effect. Unless it is a last resort, a wizard with a normal mind will not practice it Cast without a staff.

There are ways to save effort, why not?

"Is it really magic?" Hermione showed great curiosity.

"Were you born with magic? No one in my family is a wizard, so we were very surprised when we got the admission notice. Of course, I was also very happy because it was the best school for learning magic. I plan to go back home Just memorized everything in the book, because I was a little afraid that I would not be able to keep up with the progress. In my original school, I was always the first grader, and to be honest, I really don’t know if I have any talent in magic.”

Roya was a little dizzy by Hermione's rapid-fire words, so he had to comfort her a few words, otherwise she would probably keep talking.

"Don't worry, Miss Granger, all little wizards don't know any magic before they go to school, and I'm just a minority."

"Really? Then I'm relieved. To be honest, it must be great in the wizarding world. You all use broomsticks when you go out?"

"I don't use it much." Luo Ya had a headache, and she knew she wouldn't tell her. Anyway, when she arrived at school, she would find that the level of those students was not very high.

"Loya!" The savior finally came, and Ollivander stood at the door and yelled at Loya, "Why did you run out again? Didn't you want you to watch the shop?"

Ever since Roya had such a big problem, Ollivander was very worried that Roya would fall down while running outside and would never wake up again.

"Don't be angry, Mr. Ollivander." Loya shrugged, "I'm trying to solicit business for you. Here, Miss Granger needs a wand."

"Okay, Roja, if there is a next time, I will never forgive you." Ollivander showed a master's prestige for a while, then turned around and showed a kind smile to the Granger family:

"Come in, guests."