Harry Potter’s Morning Light

  Chapter 2932 The Burning Wasteland (6)

  In Vitruvius's book, it was mentioned that harmony is a difficult and difficult music knowledge, especially for people who are not familiar with Greek books, if they want to explain it, they have to use Greek.

  Pomona decided to learn Greek after learning French, but not before getting ready for Halloween, the new year for wizards.

As she worked, she thought about the story Sinistra had told her, of a Muggle astronomer named Richard Carrington mapping sunspots in his private observatory on September 1, 1859, To reduce the sun's blinding brightness, he filtered the image of the sun in the telescope, and at this time, two brilliant points of light appeared in a sunspot group.

At first Carrington thought there was a gap in his filter, allowing all the sunlight to pass through, but the spots got brighter and brighter, and within minutes the needles of all the observatories around the world started dancing wildly. .

He hadn't realized then that he had become the first person to observe a solar flare, and on that day, the Caribbean Sea was illuminated with an eerie red glow, and white bands of light danced in the air. It was as if people saw the aurora.

  In such a light, you can read without even turning on the light. The animals were confused by the mysterious light day and night, and the larks were noisy in the early morning. And human beings will be shocked and burned for no reason as soon as they touch the transmitter.

Solar flares of this scale are rare, but it does not mean that they will not happen next time. Its effects are unpredictable. After all, the earth will also revolve when the sun "sneezes". When the solar wind arrives, the earth may escaped.

   This is entirely a probability event, it depends on the luck of human beings.

"professor."

  Pomona turned around and found a Slytherin boy standing at the kitchen door.

   "Our dean is waiting for you in the 'Hall of Doom'." The boy said.

   "Oh, hell!" cried a house-elf just as he had finished speaking.

   "Sorry!" said another house-elf.

   "Walk carefully!" said the first house-elf.

  There was a "traffic accident" just now, and the potato delivery collided with the apple delivery.

   "Why is he waiting for me there?" Pomona asked.

  The Slytherin boy shrugged and ran away.

  Pomona took off her apron and left the kitchen.

  From the Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom to the opposite direction of the principal's office, there is a corridor. In the 16th century, someone mishandled Mibu Mibao, which caused a pungent smell to permeate the place forever.

  After walking through that corridor, there is a hall with some animal skeletons in it, including a skeleton of a bird of fortune. That's how the name "Hall of Doom" comes from.

   "Go this way!" When Pomona came to the corridor outside the kitchen, she saw Tonks holding Aiken's hand and walking towards Hufflepuff's lounge.

   Aiken's eyes have not yet "recovered", she is different from the curse in Charlie.

  Pomona didn't intervene. If Aiken hadn't come to Hogwarts, of course she wouldn't be injured, and she wouldn't feel the magic of the potion either.

  Based on the previous night tour experience, Pomona did not walk through the pungent corridor, but came to the place where few people came through the portrait of Ilyus.

  She didn't know if it was her own illusion, but the mouse patron saint of Ilius exuded a soft silver light, just like the real patron saint, shining in the dark.

   Unless it is the day when freshmen come to report, the whole Hogwarts will be brightly lit, including this place of course.

  She searched for a while before finding Severus by the basilisk window.

At first, people thought that this stained window was to commemorate Salazar Slytherin, but later a scholar who studied the history of Hogwarts corrected it. The giant coiled on the tree was not a snake, but a snake. shaped beast whose coiled tree grew from the mouth of the fabled Green Man.

  She wanted to recall that period of history, but when she saw Snape standing there, she felt that the snake came out of his body, even though he was dressed in black.

  When she was shocked by this scene, he turned around. He looked the same as usual, his face was pale and his expression was stiff, and he didn't seem to be constipated as Felix said.

  But his eyes... She took a half step back in fear. Although those eyes were dark and lifeless, they were worrisome, like poisonous snakes in the dark, which could easily kill people.

   "What do you want me for?" Pomona asked.

  The sun shines on him through the colorful stained glass, forming the appearance of colorful serpentine beasts.

  He walked inch by inch until his hands gripped her arm like iron clamps.

   "Is it fun?" he said with quivering lips.

   "What fun?" She asked back.

   "Why didn't you tell me directly!" He shook her with all his strength, as if trying to shake her brains out.

   "Let go!" she warned.

   He gasped, as if about to growl, but Pomona gave him an electric shock to let him go.

  Electricity was transmitted to her along his hand, and her arm was numb. She didn't know whether it was caused by the electricity or was caught by his hand.

  They all leaned against the wall, and it took a while for their breathing to calm down, and then silence replaced it.

   "Forgive me," he said, his voice echoing in the empty hall.

  Her mind went blank.

  What would the Greeks say at this time?

   "Fate is not fair, good luck is hard to be attributed to scholars, Severus." She said almost in a trance, "at least not like Sirius and James."

  He looked at her quietly.

"You can see how unstable and unreliable they are, and you must...at least try to dominate your own heart, and run through the storms of fate with the help of learning, not with the help of luck to protect one's own self." She said as if she had exhausted all her strength, "Others have to prepare their luggage and travel expenses when they travel, how about you?"

   "I didn't say I missed you (miss)." He stood up straight again, and slowly walked over, covering her in his shadow. "What I said was, I've been thinking of you (think of)."

   "You want to talk grammar with me?" she said in disbelief.

  He licked his lips, as if reminiscing about something.

   "He wants to kiss your slender neck."

   "What? Who is he?" Pomona asked.

   "The tip of his nose over your cheek, and the smell of figs on you."

  Pomona remembered, and she changed the Halloween drink to shrunken fig juice, after all, Hagrid's pumpkin soda with vodka was impossible for children to drink.

   "What do you want to do to him?" he continued.

   "Who is 'he'?" Pomona asked.

   "Prince." Snape said patiently, "What do you want to do to him?"

   "You... imagined a prince?" Pomona asked.

  He took her hand, thought for a moment, and let her touch his cheek.

   "What do you want to do to him?" He asked again, kissing the palm of her hand.

  She thought of the chokehold poison gas. It might be that not far from here is the corridor exuding a pungent smell. Her fingers followed the pulse of his neck and touched his Adam's apple.

  The low voice, like the snake speaking in Eve's ear, came from here.

   "You want to strangle me?" he asked with a smile.

  Her fingertips felt the vibration coming through the skin, as if possessed by a demon.

   "Continue." The tip of the golden nail caressed the protruding cartilage, as if to comfort it.

  He opened his hands, wrapped her in the black robe, and continued to whisper in her ear.

  It's like the devil's tremolo.

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  From the end of the 16th century, Russia launched a conquest plan later known as "territorial aggregation", filling the power vacuum caused by the decline of the Mongol Golden Horde. Since then, the Russians' advance to Siberia has been unstoppable, more pressing than cold air.

  Georgiana walked in the palace in Brussels, but felt as if she was dragging her heavy steps in the snow field. The system of exile not only allowed the tsar to deport unruly subjects from the European part of Russia, but also made them immigrants and convicts in Siberia, meaning that punishment and colonization were intertwined.

  Since the Killer Forest incident is going to happen in the Quidditch World Cup, why not find out before then?

  The "new" Defense Against the Dark Arts professor spent a year in the North Pole in order to study the influence of temperature on dark creatures. The low temperature would cause some dark creatures to lose their vitality. Although Siberia is occasionally colder than the North Pole, it is warmer and fishing is possible in summer. And what he wants is a long-term "constant temperature" low temperature, if not because of the lack of funds for the experiment, he would not agree to Albus' invitation.

  If women will use straightforward questions such as "Your mother and I fell into the water, which one do you save?", then men will use more skillful and tactful ways to test.

   In the beginning, divorce was not allowed. Madame de Stael protested on this issue, but she has now been expelled from Paris.

Then there is Article 1550 of the Civil Code. When a husband accepts his wife’s dowry, he has no obligation to guarantee the return. The customs in southern France and northern France are different, but if a husband wants to find a wife for a dowry to do business, or run a steam engine company like Watt and Bolton, will she give it or not? ?

  When the woman has no money and can’t get divorced, then polygamy is legalized, and he marries another woman to get another dowry. At this time, it can be used as the company’s urgently needed liquidity to bring the company that is about to go bankrupt back to life.

  Since then, everyone has lived a happy life.

   There is also the legalization of illegitimate children. As long as they are illegitimate children recognized by their fathers, they can get a share of the inheritance.

  If she doesn’t resist this time, then she won’t have the chance to resist in the future. She thinks she can still try to be clean when she goes to Siberia, but it’s just that she won’t be able to find books in this way.

   In addition, there is also Yinren, the legendary flower of demons who can transform from humans into plants. What is the relationship between him and the "green man" who can grow plants from his mouth?

   Then she saw someone outside the window shoveling snow off the roof and stopped.

  The story about the deer-shaped Patronus and the sword of Gryffindor at the bottom of the frozen lake is constantly being staged in the wizarding theater, and everyone knows that he is the same as Lily Potter's Patronus.

  It is also this Patronus, Albus believes that he has always loved Lily and will protect Harry to the end, but he does not tell anyone, this is a scene they played together!

  Death is a solution, but not at a young age. Albus has lived for more than 100 years, and death is normal for him. Harry is only 17 years old, and his mother gave her life to protect him.

   "Feegol, where is the coldest place you have been?" Georgiana asked.

   "This is it." Figore said, "This is the northernmost point I have ever been to."

  She suddenly realized that she didn't need to ask Figore, but should ask the wizard who would go with her. Many things can be solved with magic.

  She should keep it a secret, lest, like Marie Antoinette, she escaped and was caught again.

   While she was thinking about something, the judge of Ghent and Qianbow Street rushed over. They stood far away, as if they didn't dare to disturb her.

   When it was all over, Severus had told her that Albus was trying to keep him alive from memory, and he didn't think he could do it, but she thought he could.

   But first she needs to find a pensieve, where is it?

  Her "memory" seems to have returned to the Louvre, and there is one in the Egyptian Pavilion where few people go.

  She suddenly wanted to go to the Brussels Museum.

  (end of this chapter)