Chapter 058 Come, I’ll take you to see something nice
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Hong Ri Zhang Wei Luo
In the wizarding world of this era, there is no such thing as trending headlines.
If so.
So today's hot headline should be the fight between Draco and Ron.
As time goes by, with the efforts of the little badgers, the original picture of the matter is pieced together.
Good restoration.
It all started when Draco mocked Ron, saying that his family was poor and he couldn't afford a new wand.
He also took the initiative to get together with the Mudbloods, attend classes and play together.
No wonder the Weasley family has become more and more regressive.
Under the cynicism, Ron couldn't hold it back and started fighting with Draco.
These two are not alone.
Draco had his own followers, and Ron also had many friends.
Both sides quickly joined the battlefield.
Let a purely personal grudge quickly turn into a big fight between the Lion Court and the Snake Court.
The intensity of the fighting also continued to escalate.
Originally it was just punches and kicks.
But it soon turned into a magical confrontation.
When Professor McGonagall and others arrived at the scene, a dozen little wizards fell down.
There are men and women from both colleges.
The matter was really too big.
The final punishment was severe.
Anyone who actively participates in a fight, regardless of the reason for taking action, will be punished with confinement ranging from 1 to 8 months.
Even those who lost and were beaten violently were no exception.
in this one.
Hermione will be in solitary confinement for three months and Pansy for one month.
From an adult perspective, there is nothing to be afraid of in confinement.
It's just a bit of a waste of time.
For Hermione.
There is not enough time to study, and you have to be in solitary confinement.
This means there is no time to study at all in the evening.
There has been a lack of opportunities to meet Jack recently, and now that he is being punished, there is even less time.
Unless she could also get up early in the morning and see Hogwarts at four in the morning.
Hermione might be a little disappointed, but Jack didn't care.
His attention was drawn away by his roommate.
"Come, let me take you to see something nice."
John held hands and took Jack to the tower on the west side of the castle.
That's actually Ravenclaw's territory.
Because of the transformation of magic, the tall and lonely tower that looks like a tall tower from the outside actually has a super complicated staircase inside.
What they lead to are different, independent towers.
The stairs were enchanted with the protective magic that is so common at Hogwarts.
This magic will cause the stairs to move from time to time.
Disorienting.
It is said that if you want to go to a specific tower, you must use your smart brain to decipher the specific movement formula on the stairs.
Only in this way can you go wherever you want.
There is no doubt that as a Hufflepuff, John does not have the kind of brain that can be called a supercomputer.
Unable to crack the movement formula, he just moved with Jack according to fixed routines.
"Up, down, left, right, left, right..."
John read as he led the way.
A strong sense of déjà vu came over me.
Just when Jack wanted to say something, the end came.
It's a large door at the end of the stairs.
John quickly ran up, pushed open the door, and waved to Jack: "We're here, come on!"
Jack came to the gate and stopped.
Look outside.
They are clouds floating in the sky.
Between the clouds, there is a stepped path made of stones.
The trail floats in mid-air, winds up and disappears into the clouds.
The other end of the road extends to the gate.
Look down through the gap between the stairs.
You can see the roofs of the low buildings inside Hogwarts Castle.
There are also students who look like ants.
Look to the left and right.
Empty.
What this gate leads to is the outside of the tower, which exists in the sky.
"Come on, let's go up."
John urged.
He stepped onto the stone steps first.
The steps floating in mid-air carried his heavy body, motionless and very stable.
Jack walked out curiously and reached the steps.
stable.
Very stable indeed.
As long as you're not afraid of heights and your legs don't tremble, it's no different than walking on flat ground.
Of course, there are still differences.
Located high in the sky, you can feel the wild wind blowing around you.
Jack's neatly combed hair was blown a little messy, giving it a hint of wild and rough beauty.
Jack is naturally not afraid of heights.
Most wizards are not afraid of heights.
Otherwise, you won't be able to fly around on a broomstick.
The two of them started climbing along the trail, one behind the other.
When passing by clouds, you can reach out and grab them at close range.
This is a very novel experience.
Jack made a few tentative grabs.
There is a feeling of emptiness.
Keep going up.
After passing through the clouds, a platform can be seen.
The platform is circular in shape, with a diameter of about seven or eight meters, and it doesn't look particularly big.
Stand on the platform and look down.
The entire Hogwarts, including the surrounding environment, came into view.
Look into the distance.
On one side, you can see towering dark blue peaks, and in the other direction, you can faintly see whitish lines.
That may or may not be the coastline.
Extend your fingers.
It seems to be able to pinch the mountain peak and crush it gently.
Standing in a place like this, facing the mountain breeze, I can't help shouting 'I'm the king of the world! ', I can't stand this atmosphere.
John didn't give Jack the chance.
He interrupted the beautiful atmosphere with a smile: "How is it? This is a good place, right? But the most fun thing is here."
He waved.
Jack walked over.
That's the center of the platform.
"Look down."
John squatted down and pointed at the platform.
Jack followed suit.
As soon as he squatted down, the stone platform in front of him suddenly became transparent.
Through it, you can see the whole of Hogwarts.
"Is this?" Jack looked at John suspiciously.
"This is a big treasure, probably the work of a senior in Ravenclaw." John stretched out his hands, pressed them on the transparent platform, and then pulled them to both sides.
Hogwarts Castle, which didn't seem very big at first, immediately became bigger.
"Huh?" Jack's eyebrows moved slightly.
John continued to drag his hands.
Keep looping.
The castle that got bigger kept getting bigger, and still bigger.
at the same time.
The wizard, who was smaller than an ant before, is now growing bigger.
Gradually, it grew larger than normal and occupied the center of the platform.
Following John's movements, a witch appeared in front of him.
Maybe a senior in fifth grade or higher.
Because she is older, the senior's figure is well developed.
Even the loose robe was stretched out, revealing hot lines.
Jack twitched his lips.
He understood what this was.
This is a magic version of a magnifying glass.
Because of the viewing angle, you can only look from top to bottom.
"How is it? Isn't this thing powerful?"
John chuckled.
"I told you because you are my good friend."
It is indeed a good thing.
Jack agrees with this view.
It would be better if you don't put your hands in weird places.
With thoughts swirling in his heart, he sighed helplessly.
If so.
So today's hot headline should be the fight between Draco and Ron.
As time goes by, with the efforts of the little badgers, the original picture of the matter is pieced together.
Good restoration.
It all started when Draco mocked Ron, saying that his family was poor and he couldn't afford a new wand.
He also took the initiative to get together with the Mudbloods, attend classes and play together.
No wonder the Weasley family has become more and more regressive.
Under the cynicism, Ron couldn't hold it back and started fighting with Draco.
These two are not alone.
Draco had his own followers, and Ron also had many friends.
Both sides quickly joined the battlefield.
Let a purely personal grudge quickly turn into a big fight between the Lion Court and the Snake Court.
The intensity of the fighting also continued to escalate.
Originally it was just punches and kicks.
But it soon turned into a magical confrontation.
When Professor McGonagall and others arrived at the scene, a dozen little wizards fell down.
There are men and women from both colleges.
The matter was really too big.
The final punishment was severe.
Anyone who actively participates in a fight, regardless of the reason for taking action, will be punished with confinement ranging from 1 to 8 months.
Even those who lost and were beaten violently were no exception.
in this one.
Hermione will be in solitary confinement for three months and Pansy for one month.
From an adult perspective, there is nothing to be afraid of in confinement.
It's just a bit of a waste of time.
For Hermione.
There is not enough time to study, and you have to be in solitary confinement.
This means there is no time to study at all in the evening.
There has been a lack of opportunities to meet Jack recently, and now that he is being punished, there is even less time.
Unless she could also get up early in the morning and see Hogwarts at four in the morning.
Hermione might be a little disappointed, but Jack didn't care.
His attention was drawn away by his roommate.
"Come, let me take you to see something nice."
John held hands and took Jack to the tower on the west side of the castle.
That's actually Ravenclaw's territory.
Because of the transformation of magic, the tall and lonely tower that looks like a tall tower from the outside actually has a super complicated staircase inside.
What they lead to are different, independent towers.
The stairs were enchanted with the protective magic that is so common at Hogwarts.
This magic will cause the stairs to move from time to time.
Disorienting.
It is said that if you want to go to a specific tower, you must use your smart brain to decipher the specific movement formula on the stairs.
Only in this way can you go wherever you want.
There is no doubt that as a Hufflepuff, John does not have the kind of brain that can be called a supercomputer.
Unable to crack the movement formula, he just moved with Jack according to fixed routines.
"Up, down, left, right, left, right..."
John read as he led the way.
A strong sense of déjà vu came over me.
Just when Jack wanted to say something, the end came.
It's a large door at the end of the stairs.
John quickly ran up, pushed open the door, and waved to Jack: "We're here, come on!"
Jack came to the gate and stopped.
Look outside.
They are clouds floating in the sky.
Between the clouds, there is a stepped path made of stones.
The trail floats in mid-air, winds up and disappears into the clouds.
The other end of the road extends to the gate.
Look down through the gap between the stairs.
You can see the roofs of the low buildings inside Hogwarts Castle.
There are also students who look like ants.
Look to the left and right.
Empty.
What this gate leads to is the outside of the tower, which exists in the sky.
"Come on, let's go up."
John urged.
He stepped onto the stone steps first.
The steps floating in mid-air carried his heavy body, motionless and very stable.
Jack walked out curiously and reached the steps.
stable.
Very stable indeed.
As long as you're not afraid of heights and your legs don't tremble, it's no different than walking on flat ground.
Of course, there are still differences.
Located high in the sky, you can feel the wild wind blowing around you.
Jack's neatly combed hair was blown a little messy, giving it a hint of wild and rough beauty.
Jack is naturally not afraid of heights.
Most wizards are not afraid of heights.
Otherwise, you won't be able to fly around on a broomstick.
The two of them started climbing along the trail, one behind the other.
When passing by clouds, you can reach out and grab them at close range.
This is a very novel experience.
Jack made a few tentative grabs.
There is a feeling of emptiness.
Keep going up.
After passing through the clouds, a platform can be seen.
The platform is circular in shape, with a diameter of about seven or eight meters, and it doesn't look particularly big.
Stand on the platform and look down.
The entire Hogwarts, including the surrounding environment, came into view.
Look into the distance.
On one side, you can see towering dark blue peaks, and in the other direction, you can faintly see whitish lines.
That may or may not be the coastline.
Extend your fingers.
It seems to be able to pinch the mountain peak and crush it gently.
Standing in a place like this, facing the mountain breeze, I can't help shouting 'I'm the king of the world! ', I can't stand this atmosphere.
John didn't give Jack the chance.
He interrupted the beautiful atmosphere with a smile: "How is it? This is a good place, right? But the most fun thing is here."
He waved.
Jack walked over.
That's the center of the platform.
"Look down."
John squatted down and pointed at the platform.
Jack followed suit.
As soon as he squatted down, the stone platform in front of him suddenly became transparent.
Through it, you can see the whole of Hogwarts.
"Is this?" Jack looked at John suspiciously.
"This is a big treasure, probably the work of a senior in Ravenclaw." John stretched out his hands, pressed them on the transparent platform, and then pulled them to both sides.
Hogwarts Castle, which didn't seem very big at first, immediately became bigger.
"Huh?" Jack's eyebrows moved slightly.
John continued to drag his hands.
Keep looping.
The castle that got bigger kept getting bigger, and still bigger.
at the same time.
The wizard, who was smaller than an ant before, is now growing bigger.
Gradually, it grew larger than normal and occupied the center of the platform.
Following John's movements, a witch appeared in front of him.
Maybe a senior in fifth grade or higher.
Because she is older, the senior's figure is well developed.
Even the loose robe was stretched out, revealing hot lines.
Jack twitched his lips.
He understood what this was.
This is a magic version of a magnifying glass.
Because of the viewing angle, you can only look from top to bottom.
"How is it? Isn't this thing powerful?"
John chuckled.
"I told you because you are my good friend."
It is indeed a good thing.
Jack agrees with this view.
It would be better if you don't put your hands in weird places.
With thoughts swirling in his heart, he sighed helplessly.
