The Heavens: Hogwarts Transfer Students

Due to the language barrier, Linde did not talk to the resurrected witch immediately. He put on a pair of rubber gloves, took a small flashlight, and waved it in front of her eyes. He saw that the pupils contracted normally when stimulated by light, and then continued to give the witch a simple physical examination.

This medical knowledge was obtained from reading materials in the library when he was in London. Sometimes he feels that studying the origin of magic is very similar to studying diseases. The same symptoms are attributed to different causes. The human body is a complex and sophisticated system, while the structure of the universe is relatively simple, but indescribably vast—it is true, can anyone use a metaphor for the universe itself?

The greatness of the law of God is that it binds the universe itself with a symbol system that transcends the universe itself, making those hidden silent rules speakable.

If mathematics is turned into law, then the universe will obey mathematical logic.

Mathematics is never truth, it is just a game invented by human beings, just like Monopoly.

Mathematical rules are tough, why can't one plus one equal three? Because of the rules. In fact, even elementary school students know that one plus one can equal three. For example, when a husband and wife add together, they will create a child as an additional number. But the mathematical game rejects this kind of imagination, it just operates in the cold framework of machinery.

In order to make mathematical games fit natural phenomena, human beings have to add variables to pure calculations. Calculating the parabolic trajectory of a cannonball? In pure mathematics, it is just a conic curve, but in nature, air resistance, geostrophic deflection force, surface curvature and so on must be considered.

The law is equivalent to the rules of the game of God, which is imposed on the universe. It says that one plus one equals two, so the couple cannot have children. It says one equals two, then everyone will be twins.

This is how this horrific violence works, masquerading as an authentic link in the universe so that no one is aware of its existence.

But Linde, an outsider, felt this clearly. As soon as he arrived at the junction, he found that his magic had failed because his magic was not recognized by the golden law. To cast spells, one must either adapt to the Golden Law, or break it and transform it.

As an outsider, he knew very well that life in the borderlands was in chains, and he lived in a world firmly controlled by a god. That god was not Queen Malika, but an existence called "Supreme Will".

Lin De suddenly had an idea: Why can only your supreme will do this supreme god, but I, the king of the tower, can't do it? Feng Shui turns around, and when I come to my house next year, the golden law of the junction should have been changed long ago!

The rebellious tradition of his ancestors made him angry for a while, but Linde actually didn't like any compulsory laws.

He intends to take away the golden law and give freedom to all living beings on the border. As for offering the law and being crowned as a god, Linde is not uncommon. What he cares about is the law itself, which is the precious truth.

While thinking about the next action, Linde gave the Finger Witch a physical examination. During this process, he seemed absent-minded, but the Finger Witch just stared at him curiously without any resistance.

The results of the physical examination were gratifying, the operation was successful, and the girl is now alive and well.

Since Linde erased her death record in the law, in theory, the Finger Witch should be the same person as before, and her soul should be full and full.

So when Linde took out the soul of the finger witch, he found that the memory was cleaner than the smooth cerebral cortex, and the density of thinking strings was not even as good as that of a newborn.

Uh-huh?

Linde stared.

How did you become mentally handicapped?

He stared at the Finger Witch hesitantly, wondering if his soul twitching technique had regressed and accidentally damaged the witch's memory.

This possibility is very low. When Linde designed the soul stone assembly line of the slaughterhouse in Winterhold, he had already practiced the superb soul extraction technique. Even if it was the soul of a firefly, he could peel it off intact. Uncle Li in A World Without Thieves peels raw eggs, and he can put his soul back intact.

They are already veteran craftsmen, how could they make mistakes?

Linde stuffed the soul back casually, and took out a notebook to record the results of the experiment. Then start guessing at possible reasons for the discrepancy from the expected results.

The Finger Witch came back to her senses and watched him write and draw. The flashlight was put aside, and she followed Linde's previous practice and pointed the flashlight at his eyes.

Linde waved her away.

The resurrected witch can't even walk. Her brain function is undoubtedly sound, and her cerebellar balance ability is also very developed, but she can only crawl on the ground. If it's a baby doing this, it's pretty cute. When a woman does this, Linde's first reaction is Sadako.

He had to suspend the recording, and first taught the witch how to walk upright on two legs. That's one small step for the Finger Witch, but one giant leap for human evolution.

The resurrected witch kept trying to give Lind a physical examination.

"Don't pick me up."

"No-bara-me," the witch grunted.

"Interesting." Linde regained his spirits. The logic of the Finger Witch's behavior was not like that of a baby. It seemed that she was not a newborn soul, but she had forgotten too thoroughly, and some instincts were still retained. In this way, as long as the postoperative recovery is good, it is still possible for her to regain her memory.

This can also bring new breakthroughs to Linde's research on the soul and the law.

In the next few days, Linde found time to return to World I to solve Rita Skeeter's troubles. After that, he still did basic physics experiments in the Houwang Chapel. He needs to prepare a few destruction magics that can be finalized, and then he can start to investigate the ecology of the junction, collect biological data, and conduct further research.

He entrusted the house-elf Carrie to look after the witch, so that she would not sneak out again while he was not paying attention. This happened once, and it nearly cost her her life.

On the outer square of the King's Chapel, there is a monster called the Limb Noble, which squats here to guard the faders who have returned to the junction. Linde hadn't paid attention to this guy before. It wasn't until a few days ago that he finished the configuration experiment of the freezing ice storm and found that the Finger Witch was nowhere to be seen. When he went out, he found that she had been blocked by the limb-grabbing nobles, and if he was too late, he would die in hell.

The limb-grabbing noble looks like a fat spider, with several deformed arms supporting a distorted body. Its main body is a thin and thin noble boy, who was attached to the limbs of other powerful creatures by evil surgery to gain strength. It is said that connecting other people's arms to oneself will only bring burden, but under the rules of the golden law, it is effective to do so.

Linde saw the Finger Witch standing in front of the grafted nobleman. The monster held up the slender ritual straight sword, shining brightly and shining with cold stars. It only took one light blow to kill her.

In the desolate ruins swept by the wind, her back is like a pale flower in front of the chariot tracks.

With outstretched arms, with a boldness of determination, or a kindness that tolerates heresy.

In that split second, Lind caught a glimpse of the Finger Witch's past, a brave weakling, a martyr who blocked the sword with her body.

Before she died, she might have defended someone against the attack of the graft nobles.

Before the limb-grabbing noble swung his sword, a icy ray fell from a height. This ray is invisible and colorless, but when it passes through the air, it leaves an icy blue trail, as if a faint stroke has been drawn on the scroll of the world. All the winds that blow here drop thin ice crystals .

The sword of the grafted nobleman just held it like this, unable to move. Its body surface was quickly covered with frost, like white mildew spreading to the surface of food. Its internal organs, bones, and flesh and blood have been frozen, but it still retains its basic activity, turning into a living ice sculpture, standing in this dilapidated ancient square.

The witch blinked, reached out to touch the ice sculpture, and then raised her red hand from the cold to Linde, "It's cold."

"..."

This isn't fearless, it's a fool who doesn't know how to be afraid.