[hp] stay out of it

Time seems to be plenty so far, including the time they sneaked into the Ministry of Magic. Among them, the process of going downstairs took some effort, because the elevator was not installed at this time, they were a little dizzy, and finally went down the stairs and succeeded. Without letting anyone know that there were three intruders at the Ministry of Magic.

"If the Time-Turners are so important, why don't you get more?" Malfoy looked coldly at the shelves full of small dials that radiated sparkle.

"No, you have to remember that we are in the 'past', and everything we do at this time may affect the future, so we must minimize all disturbances as much as possible." Vincent picked a piece of paper on the shelf. Fan, only took one off, put it in his arms, and destroyed the one that was almost broken before.

"What if the switch breaks while out of time?" Bellini asked curiously.

"It's nothing, it's just that you can't travel through time," Vincent pointed to the row of shelves: "So we chose to use the converter here. Even if it fails once, we can get another one to do it again."

"And then we'll get caught in the Department of Mysteries," Malfoy said.

"Only the two of you," Vincent pointed to his companion, "I'll wait until the four-hour time limit of the crystal box passes, and then I can go directly back to my own time point—" He frowned: "Speaking of which, I I still don’t understand why I have to keep this history secret after I go back, and I can only say that maybe this memory didn’t follow me back?”

"Maybe you just don't trust other people enough," Malfoy said sarcastically.

Vincent shook his head and wanted to say something. Suddenly, Bellini said "ah": "Yves!"

"What's up with him?"

"I remembered that Eve once made a prophecy, as if it had something to do with Jessica's child. He said he was important, and so on..."

"Who is Jessica?" Malfoy had long forgotten about this student who had only been in Ravenclaw for less than a semester.

"I think you have to be cautious." Vincent suggested, "You'd better go find Jessica's child soon."

"I have to go and confirm Yves first, his grandfather just said that he needs help."

"It's fine." Vincent didn't have much interest in what happened to Bellini and the others at that time.

After going through their plans carefully (including waiting for Vincent's curse a hundred years ago to make Voldemort die violently, checking Jessica's son, and checking Eve), Bellini and Malfoy still haven't figured it out. Although the incident itself is very meaningful, what does it have to do with finding the missing sixth grader Vincent.

In short, it is still a life for another life, and this action is outside the era governed by order, and can help everyone break free from their written destiny by the way.Vincent would not explain these things to them, firstly because the four-hour time limit was approaching, and secondly because he felt that this was his own task in the sixth grade.

Malfoy felt very uneasy because of this, always felt that they were just busy with a bunch of useless things-of course, it wasn't that getting rid of the Dark Lord was bad, but wasn't the purpose of his trip to help Vincent?A feeling of unreality surrounds him, and he always feels that after 99 years, nothing will change, no matter what the current young version of Vincent promises.

He did have a prejudice against this younger version of the guy, the younger version of Vincent was even more unpredictable, and there was enough feeling of being out of place in this world, but even so, Malfoy still regarded him as the last one. straw.Malfoy couldn't help but think that if it was still in vain, then it might well be farewell now.

He wants to do something.

Even if the other party and oneself are not at the same point in time.Even though this Vincent is far less pleasing to the eye than the sixth grade Vincent.

When Vincent and Bellini were discussing possible emergencies, Malfoy's voice of pacing back and forth was really distracting. Seeing his troubled look, Vincent couldn't help asking: "What are you doing?" What's wrong?"

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