Harry Potter’s Morning Light

Chapter 2355: Red Queen and White Queen (Part 1)

Chapter 2355 The Red Queen and the White Queen (Part 1)

Nick Lemay once wrote in his "Book of Pictographs" that he exchanged 2 florins for an old and huge book, which unlike other books, uses paper or parchment, but is made of Made of delicate and smooth young bark, the cover is tightly wrapped in brass.

Father Gregoire once told her that the former Germanic people used birch bark as paper to write, and the book that Nick Lemay bought to make the Philosopher's Stone, if that person can turn stone into gold, he still needs to Are you writing on tree bark?

"Before" she didn't care about this, now she "is free".

Bonaparte is really busy, he is forming the so-called currency union, Tertens is here to see the situation.

He didn't say that Denmark would also join in, just to see that foreigners would try to get in at such large meetings, including the French National Assembly. Because he was a bystander, he was in no hurry to go there. After drinking a cup of coffee, he went for a walk to the Grand Council Palace. When passing through the square, he discovered the "terrifying" scene.

Hermione Granger discovered Nick Lemay through a "diversion" book, and Georgiana also found interesting content in "How to Care for Your Cardigan". Medieval people used alum to dye wool fabrics. This is an "open secret" in the textile industry. Wool is a fiber that lacks affinity. After using alum, a mordant, the fiber can be dyed to form a variety of colors. fabrics, ancient dyes are mineral and plant, some of them are acidic, some are alkaline, the author of this book has done a lot of experiments to tell the housewives what detergent to use to wash the wool sweater, not only will it not let the sheep The sweater shrunk and still kept the color bright.

He also wrote a little trick at the end, mixing the useless paper with alum and boiling it. After the shredded paper becomes a paste, add the rice soup. After stirring, the sticky thing can be used to repair cracked furniture, and Or find a bucket or something and pat the pulp smooth on it, and you'll get a utensil that can hold bread without spending any more money.

She's not sure if it's useful or not. Sharptar is a chemist. Even if he doesn't have time for Farron, as long as he can prove that this method works, then she plans to find someone to mash up those newspapers and reuse them, that's all It is absolutely impossible to burn directly with fire.

That would bring back unpleasant memories of many people, after the Enlightenment people scrambled to get rid of the shackles of the church, and Laplace's book on the nebula didn't even leave a place for the creator because he didn't think he needed it.

Habits are necessary and dangerous, both useful and harmful, and they undoubtedly save time, energy, and thought, and help us get used to the world, when action becomes an instinct that can be done without thinking, like It's as easy as walking and drinking water.

But its price is also huge. It often has a standardized perception, and this stereotyped image will make people generalize. She almost forgot that the Rappaport Act was passed in 1790 because Dorcas Twelve Tree had told a handsome Muggle young man so many secrets about the wizarding world that macusa had to change headquarters , and then U.S. Secretary of Magic Emily Rappaport enacted a law that Muggles and wizards were not allowed to marry.

Not all wizards are evil, and not all Muggles hate wizards, but purgers and purebloods don't think so.

Ancient pilgrims would wear a kind of green glasses. At that time, colorless glass could not be made. The green glass could correct their poor eyesight after grinding. The pilgrimage was one of the few that did not pass the traffic tax. Caravans in the Rhine area. Every time you pass a pass, you have to pay taxes, which is not conducive to trade.

Although we can see clearly after wearing green glasses, the color of the world has changed. While solving one problem, new problems have arisen, and it may even prevent us from adjusting ourselves and adapting to the world.

Natural selection, survival of the fittest, it is the fittest not the strong, there are many animals more powerful than humans, they have sharp claws, teeth, huge bodies, and finally lost to humans who do not have these.

Voldemort is as strong, but he has not become the final victor, and his thinking is not suitable for this era.

Some of the Muggle minds and habits are changing wizards, Malfoy knows the magic of money so much that he neglects real magic, and after a few missions screwed up, he faces Voldemort's wrath.

The advantages of the villain are as eye-catching as the stars in the dark night, while the shortcomings of the decent are as eye-catching as the dots of ink on white paper, no matter which one is hard to ignore.

In fact, she herself, like Tertens, does not want to burn those books, but the person who prints these newspapers has not been found yet, and she does not want to cause death for these "waste newspapers".

Why is childhood so short? But when we were children, we always looked forward to growing up as soon as possible, and it was impossible to go back.

She also couldn't understand why some people expected immortality. Although Voldemort failed to obtain the Sage's Stone and used it to create a new body, he used other methods to resurrect.

There will definitely be someone coveting this technology, provided that the information he left behind, if any, is found.

After all this was over, she remembered that she hadn't eaten lunch yet, but she wasn't hungry at all.

When she first arrived in this world, she could go several days without sleeping or eating, because she was not from this world.

Even now, she eats and drinks water with everyone's schedule, as if she was alive.

What is the principle behind the formation of this world?

She looked up at the sky, expecting snow to fall, but the sky was cloudless.

This weather is not only suitable for flying, but also suitable for Quidditch.

Ron Weasley wanted to be the captain of Quidditch since he was a freshman. In the Mirror of Erised, he also saw himself as himself. However, he only served as a goalkeeper, or a substitute.

"What do you see?"

She heard someone whispering in her ear, and for a moment she couldn't tell who was speaking.

"Me and you." She whispered "How about you?"

"If you're going to look at me, I'm afraid you'll have to bow your head." The man said, "I can't fly in the sky."

She slowly turned her eyes to each other.

"What was the chat with the Danish minister?" asked Bonaparte.

"Just a pedant." She said perfunctorily.

"Did he say he was interested in joining the Francophonie?" asked Bonaparte.

"He said to have a look." She said a little unhappily.

"What else did you say besides these?" He asked persistently.

"Don't light the 'fire of vanity' in front of so many people, it's almost Christmas."

He was a little upset.

"I asked someone to do an experiment, heat them with alum, and see if they could be made into paper prizes and then used to repair furniture." She said softly, "It's like recycling old newspapers."

His expression softened a bit.

"Where did you learn this?"

She picked up the Latin copy of How to Care for Your Cardigan.

"Learn from here."

He did not speak.

"I gave it to Father Gregoire." She put down the book. "He will collect useful books."

"You can put your books in Brussels, and the seminary books are also stored there." He turned around and left.

She suddenly understood that Josephine would have the mood to ask Bonaparte, "Who else would love you".

"Hey!"

He stopped and turned to look at her.

"Do what?"

"Where's my guardian?"