Harry Potter Morning Light

The door of Firiel's room was open, and there was a noise from inside, and even a little crying could be heard.

Georgiana's head was buzzing, and it felt like Halloween that year. After the dinner, when everyone left, they found words written in blood on the wall outside the Hogwarts Hall.

In fact, according to the school history, the Room of Requirement was a gift from the Ministry of Magic, that is, the Magic Council at the time, to celebrate the founding of Hogwarts. Then it was the weak link in the castle full of ancient magic and mysterious power. Not only the tree used by the children to build the tree house, but also the Vanishing Cabinet and the secret passage leading to the Hog's Head Bar are all related to the Room of Requirement.

The house elves knew about its existence a long time ago, but Dumbledore, the headmaster, discovered it by coincidence. It seems that even the headmaster has secrets about this castle that he doesn't know.

The Romans did not have the habit of making other Romans their slaves. Although the Romans also sold Roman citizens as slaves, they generally sold people to the other side of the Tiber River, that is, areas where non-Romans lived.

However, according to Livy's records, there was also a centurion who made great contributions to Rome in the early years. He did not die on the battlefield, but was sent to the dungeon by his creditors. He was tortured and his clothes were full of dirt. His appearance was pale and haggard like a corpse...

When Georgiana came to the door of Fili's room, there were four people inside. One of them was sitting on a chair beside him as if it had nothing to do with him. He was wearing a navy uniform. The other three people, including Fili, were "talking".

It's more like no one knows what anyone is talking about. The tallest naval officer stood with his hands behind his back, frowning, looking at Fili and another woman.

The woman was as pale as a corpse, not only haggard, but also terrified, as if she had just endured some ordeal.

Her clothes seemed to have been soaked in sea water, and the dried places were salty, leaving a watermark with salt grains from the door to where she was standing.

"What's wrong?" Georgiana asked.

Everyone looked at her.

The haggard woman saw Georgiana and walked towards her slowly, as if she wanted to hug her, but her move was stopped by the officer.

"Can anyone explain what happened?" Georgiana asked again.

"We found her in the sea." The officer who stopped the woman said, "She and 39 other women were almost drowned in the Bay of Kotor, and we rescued them."

The coast of Kotor was the harbor of Albanian pirates and Slavic pirates in the past, but Venice has controlled that place since the 15th century to ensure the safety of navigation in the Adriatic Sea.

"Why are they in the sea?" Georgiana asked.

The officer shook his head.

"We don't understand what she said. We thought Miss Filier could speak the language she said."

Georgiana looked at Filier.

"I don't understand what she said either." Filier said in panic, as if she was scared.

Although Filier was once a slave, she had at least not been abused, but the woman in front of her seemed to be forced into a desperate situation.

"People on the shore call them witches." The officer sitting on the side said.

"How did you know?" Georgiana asked.

"They were on the cliff. They ran away as soon as we approached them. I heard them yelling." The officer sitting there said.

Georgiana looked at the woman again.

She really looked like an "old witch".

Using the "water drilling method" is indeed a test method. Inland areas, they throw them into rivers and lakes, and in coastal areas, they throw them into the sea.

But 40 people at a time is simply unheard of.

Georgiana pulled out the wand from the trembling flower bracelet.

The last time she used the mind reception spell was a "game" she played with Severus on a whim, combined with the daydream spell.

Later, she changed her mind and thought that she didn't need to communicate with this woman. She only needed to use "Legitimate Mind Reading" to know what she had experienced.

But her hand holding the wand shook unconsciously, and the spell had not been released.

"Let me do it." Zabini said, pressing her hand down.

Georgiana covered her face and came out of the room.

She felt very cold, as if she was soaking in the cold sea water.

"Love" is actually a woman's way of mobilizing her potential, triggering self-sacrifice and sacrifice, just like burning her life to gain a kind of power.

Property rights, bonds and family rights have a long history, dating back to the Roman Old Law era, and even earlier, the Hammurabi Code.

Personal rights are short-lived, and there is no explanation or regulation for the term "personality rights".

The theory of natural rights is the most basic knowledge reserve of the founders of the United States. The Declaration of Independence mentions natural law and natural gods.

A natural person can be a person with life or a person with flesh and blood. In short, the Napoleonic Code does not define a natural person.

The natural law thought of natural human rights makes people's personality and identity no longer have any connection, and identity is transformed into a civil status that is only related to the ethical relationship of marriage and relatives. More emphasis is placed on the protection of property rights and freedom of contract, while ignoring the protection of personality rights.

If the couple cannot reach a consensus on the issue of having children, divorce is an appropriate means.

At this time, Zabini came out and looked at Georgiana.

"They held a sun festival." Zabini said in a strange tone. "Then they were suspected of witchcraft rituals. Swimming represents a demonic skill."

Easter is the first Sunday after the full moon on the spring equinox. The spring equinox is very important to witches because the long winter nights end on this day and the days will get longer and longer, symbolizing the revival of positive power.

"Who organized it?" she asked tiredly.

"Just some villagers." Zabini said coldly.

"Lynching?" Georgiana asked.

"You can say that." Zabini said.

"Let the army handle it, and find someone who can speak the local dialect to record her statement." Georgiana looked back at the two naval officers, who were also looking at her "erasing their memories."

"We can keep it secret." The officer who stopped the woman said.

"I'm not questioning your ability to keep secrets, Lieutenant... Not believing that there is magic in this world is more useful than distinguishing who is a real wizard." Georgiana said calmly, "Where are the others besides her?"

"On the ship." Another officer sitting far away said, "We are not sure if there is a shelter willing to take them in."

"Find them clothes to change first." Georgiana looked at the ragged clothes on the woman's body, "Men always have inconveniences."

"Yes, ma'am." Filier said.

Then Georgiana left.

On the way back, she thought of Theodora. When Justinian wanted to leave Constantinople, Theodora said, "The purple robe is the most beautiful shroud."

It was also her who buried her newborn daughter.

Although the "Napoleonic Code" has many imperfections and even regressions, it is still epoch-making.

As Diderot said to Voltaire: Our idea is to not allow superstitious, fanatical, ignorant, crazy, vicious and cruel people to have a place to stay.

Einstein once said that when faced with harm from others, the weak take revenge, the strong forgive, and the wise ignore.

But it is obvious that she is neither strong nor wise, but just a weak woman.

When she returned to her desk, she picked up the feather pen and began to write a reply.

Valentinian had arranged a marriage for his sister, but she wrote a letter to Attila, expressing her willingness to marry him, giving Attila an excuse to send troops to Rome.

After writing the letter, she took off her ring and did not send it with the letter, but left her badge on the wax.

Will a woman endure injustice because of love?

She didn't know about others, but Medea killed even her own children for revenge.

When the wax cooled, she asked someone to send the letter away.

Then she looked at the ceiling.

After wreaking havoc in northern Italy, Attila arrived in Mantua to rest, where he waited for the Pope.

His "fiancée" was originally in Ravenna, but now no one knows where she is. After the Pope communicated with Attila, Attila turned back to Gaul. It is said that when he left, he said that he would pick up his bride next time he returned to Italy.

"Is this the feeling of revenge? It's as if the body has been hollowed out." She said to herself.

No one answered her, but she felt a black dog licking her palm, as if it was a pet dog, and she had a delicious "reward" in her hand.

The case of 40 women occurred in 1800, and there is a record in the Kotor Archives

Only one was burned to death in 1803