HP pure blood glory

Draco said angrily, "So now you can tell me what the crystal ball implies."

Louis nodded. It's okay to tell the boy about this matter—"Actually, you also know about this matter—the decline of pure-blood wizards—a few days ago, I went through the family history again, and finally found the answer."

"What does that have to do with your family history?"

"Well... Actually, our family was originally an ancient magical family in England." Louis paused, "Later, due to the persecution of the Holy See, our ancestors fled to Germany—this is the first time that pure-blood wizards have fallen."

"However." Louis turned around, "The crystal ball can give a solution to every prediction—although not every time—I haven't found a solution to this prediction yet."

The boy was silent for a while, then suddenly asked, "If... I mean, you don't succeed, we don't have children—in fact, aren't we the ones who caused the downfall of pure-blood wizards?"

Louis rubbed the other person's head, "What are you thinking, I haven't finished yet - there is another sentence in the prophecy, the two people who lead the pure blood to glory - do you understand, there must be me in it."

The boy nodded half-understanding.

"So there must be you." Louis said with certainty.

"why?"

"Because I will choose you, you will be one of those two people - prophecy itself is a matter of inverting cause and effect, because the effect is known in advance, so the cause can be changed, but the effect has not changed substantially - —Maybe you don’t quite understand what I’m saying, but taking the two of us as an example, there will definitely be two people who will lead the world of pure-blood wizards to glory in the future—if there is me, and you are by my side—then these two people Just the two of us—so nothing you're worried about will happen."

The boy looked a little confused, and he nodded with confused eyes.

"Is that why you decided to be with me?" he asked.

"Not quite," Louis replied, "I don't know how to explain it to you—my only concern is about inheritance, and I think you should think about that too—but—well, tell you It doesn't matter, just don't spread it out, I believe you on this point."

Then, Louis reached out and took a blank piece of paper from the table beside him, and then he tapped on it with his magic wand, and some words and pictures appeared quickly.

"Transsexual experiment." Draco read out.

The pattern on the white paper seemed to be a part torn from a newspaper, with a small white mouse on it and the text of the report underneath.

"Yes, this is Durmstrang's school board newspaper - because the experiment process was quite cruel and bloody, it was not published. You know, the outside world has not always evaluated Durmstrang very well, and this The experiment was stopped after the results came out - so the current progress should be stuck on the white mice."

The boy's expression was a little weird, "So, you want to turn me into a woman? Use what you call a 'quite cruel and bloody' method?" The boy frowned, "Okay, but I'm not sure if I will suffer from pain No."

Louis put his arms around the boy's waist in a good mood, "Of course not—there is an attachment at the back of this newspaper that introduces the method of sex change in detail—I didn't copy it to you, I mean, it will scare you."

The boy shivered unconsciously.

"But it gave me an idea - if we're two males, of course there won't be any offspring - but if you can temporarily become a female - I mean, have that ability - the offspring thing is It's going to work out," Lewis said. "It doesn't have to be bloody—I've come up with a great solution, it just needs some experimentation."

"What is it?"

"Transfiguration Curse." Louis replied, "Short-term, stable—there is no better way than this—I have sorted out all the papers on Transformation Curse for Professor McGonagall—according to the current level, temporarily put It's quite possible that you're a woman—it's just an Animagus in disguise."

The boy's eyes lit up, and until now, he seemed completely relieved.

"My God," he said, "really—it's true—nothing can stop us."

"Yes," replied Louis, "so you'll wait for me—when I come back from Durmstrang."

……

It's really crowded here - you rarely see such a scene in the wizarding world - probably more than half of the entire wizarding world is here.

This time, the Ministry of Magic took over an entire hill in Brandenburg, and then completely transformed it into a paradise for wizards.

Two silver Sickles can sit on the flying carpet for a whole day - wherever you want to go, just sit on the flying carpet.

The entire carnival is closed, and it doesn't look very big from the outside, but the magic of expanding the space is cast inside-the ceiling is so high that it is almost endless, and it is more than enough to accommodate 10,000+ people.

At the door, there was a hut specially used for identity verification, Louis pulled Draco and walked over.

"Identification verification, thank you." A round livid face appeared from the window.

Louis lifted the crystal, and Draco did the same.

"Aristocratic status." The man said with a smile, "Enjoy a free special magic carpet—and full commentary—all facilities are free, I wish you a happy Christmas."

Then, a person came over with two silver knitted blankets.

Louis took a piece, he and Draco should be together without accident, so there is no need for each one.

In most cases, the Transfiguration Spell would not harm the magical performance of the original object—so Louis directly made the blanket several times larger, so that two people would not be too crowded to sit on it.

A short man was in charge of the commentary, but Draco gave him a Sickle or two and told him to leave.

Just kidding, what a rare opportunity to be alone with Louis (as if he never had the chance to be alone with Louis), how could he keep people around them all the time?

Maybe it's because of Christmas, it's all decorated in silver and white - a castle made of ice - thick snowflakes cover it, and there are still snowflakes falling from the sky, the whole paradise is like another world. dream world.

Louis tightened the ribbon on Draco's cloak—because it was all made of ice, the temperature was very low. Even after casting the Warming Charm, Louis was afraid that the boy would get sick again.

They first went to a place lined up for divination.

Louis wasn't very interested in this—their family was a family of divination, so they naturally didn't like this kind of trick-like divination—but Draco insisted on pulling him.

"I've never seen you divination," said the boy.

"That's because most of the time, divination cannot be seen by people." Louis explained.

"But look at her (he pointed to the old woman who was doing the divination)—how does she not mind?"

"Because she and I divination are not the same thing." Louis glanced at the exquisite blue crystal ball held in the old woman's hand-oh, asking about love affairs is a trick that only young girls are interested in.

At this time, the couple in front of them finally left—they just asked about twenty or thirty questions, and the money on the divination table was already piled up into a hill.

"Good morning, gentlemen." The old woman looked up at Louis and Draco.

The corners of her eyes are full of fine lines, her skin has begun to loosen, and she looks extremely old—but on the contrary, her eyes are very bright—they are a pair of light blue eyes, It seems to be able to see through their thoughts completely.

Louis narrowed his eyes.

"Which one, then, is going to do the divination?" she asked.

Draco took a step forward, "Me."

The old woman gave Louis a meaningful look, and Louis looked back blankly.

"Well, please put your hand on this crystal ball," she said, and Draco obediently obeyed.

"Close your eyes now—think of anything, anything, don't force yourself—"

During this process, the crystal ball placed in the dark blue velvet began to slowly become translucent—some white flocs appeared in its center, and then those flocs slowly took shape.

When Draco opened his eyes again, the flocs had completely changed color - pink and tender, like a pointed melon seed (although the color didn't match the number), and there were some small blue particles float around it.

It's a harbinger of a happy family—Louis just glanced back with disinterest—you're kidding, should he worry about that?Would he and Draco be unhappy?

"What is this?" Draco wrinkled his nose and asked - maybe Louis was right, he might not be able to learn divination well - how could he understand such an abstract thing.

"Good omen," said the woman, putting her hand on it, and the blue crystal ball returned to its original shape, "but maybe you're too young to be interested in that—" she said, "it's It is a sign of children."

Louis took out his wand and cast a cleansing spell on Draco's hand, then said, "Okay, we should go."

"Oh." The boy responded quickly, two blushes rose on his cheeks, and then he took out a large handful of silver Sickles from his pocket and sprinkled them on the woman's table, "Thank you."

The woman showed a smile of unknown meaning, "Actually, I also saw something—do you want to hear it?"

Sure enough, the boy became interested, "What is it?"

The woman, however, just looked at Louis, as if asking for his approval.