Hogwarts everyday players

Whoosh, it’s the sound of the evening wind blowing through the flat cemetery.

In just 30 minutes, the endless tide of corpses had turned into fragments on the ground. Even the tombstones were not human-shaped, and there were some scattered zombie heads, still roaring persistently.

Paired with those green-lighting eyes at night, if you don’t look carefully, it’s quite pretty.

Good guy, it seems that the beautiful fireflies mentioned by Indian wizards are worthy of their name.

"Ryan, that's it? Is it over like this?" Kate stared at her big cat eyes, filled with disappointment.

"Kate, you can wait a little longer." Ryan pointed to a nearby zombie with a half-removed head with a mysterious smile, "Look."

Kate looked towards where Ryan was pointing and saw a tombstone near the zombie starting to shake slowly.

Without any special effects, under the obvious magical effects such as glowing, the ground seemed to come alive, swallowing the zombie limbs and tombstone fragments again.

Then the clicking sound came from far to near.

Ryan has long realized that the biggest cost of the Zombie Trail is not the zombies or the Lamorra fish, but the land.

The materials for zombies are the corpses of poor people, and India is most in need of these.

La Morra fish is also a local specialty and costs nothing at all.

In this land, at least hundreds of wizards have gathered to cast complicated and solidified spells. Later maintenance only requires one or two wizards to re-inject magic power.

It can even be said that there is no need to inject it. Very few wizards can deal with so many corpses. Magic power is similar to physical strength for wizards. No matter how powerful a single spell is, it is fanciful to deal with so many individuals at the same time.

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Unless it is a group attack spell such as Lihuo or Thunderbolt Explosion.

In this way, the loss of corpses and tombstones is greatly reduced, and the magic contained in the consumed land is negligible.

In addition, the people who come here to visit and live here are wizards, and the extra magic power that wizards usually exude is the best maintenance for this land.

This also saves the subsequent maintenance and gold galleons of asking advanced wizards to inject magic power.

The operation of Hogwarts Castle also relies on this principle, gathering all the young wizards and powerful professors in the UK, and some employees live there during holidays.

In this way, the magical magnetic field here becomes stronger and stronger, and the castle itself slowly becomes stronger like a living creature.

It even made Peeves, who could be said to be born with this building, become an unprecedentedly powerful poltergeist.

The powerful magical magnetic field and the students' dissatisfaction with learning and being disciplined gave birth to this unprecedented life form, which cannot be destroyed or restrained, symbolizing freedom.

But because of the reason of his birth, the freest poltergeist was also bound by Hogwarts.

Peeves is very powerful, and this power is not reflected in strength. After all, even Lupin's Wadi Wasi can drive him away.

His power is reflected in the fact that he cannot be restrained and cannot be destroyed.

In 1876, the then caretaker, Rancoros Calpe, was a qualified caretaker who, like all the caretakers before him, hated Peeves.

The distaste for Peeves inherited from the first caretaker, Hanklton Humble, led him to team up with almost all the professors at the time to devise a trap to drive Peeves away from the castle.

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The trap consists of a variety of weapons used as bait, and a huge bell jar enchanted with various containment spells. When Peeves gets into the right position, the bell jar will fall down and capture the mischievous elf.

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But the threatened Peeves easily exploded the bell jar and left with several scimitars, several crossbows, a large-caliber muzzleloader and a small cannon.

So Peeves started shooting randomly for fun, not even caring about the scolding of Slytherin ghost Bloody Baron.

Finally, students' lives were threatened, and the castle had to be evacuated and teaching stopped for three days.

This was really something that shocked the wizarding community at that time. You must know that Peeves was almost born together with the entire building of Hogwarts. The biggest source of his composition came from the first batch of Hogwarts.

student, and Bloody Barrow was the most feared teacher among students at that time, just like Snape now.

This is why Peeves is so afraid of Bloody Balor.

Seeing that Peeves didn't even listen to the words of the last rein (Bloody Balor). In addition, Peeves had guns and cannons, and his magic was truly reflected. He had almost unlimited ammunition and was difficult to transform.

, the weapon cannot be taken away.

This expulsion can be said to have released the most perfect war machine, and its birth may have been guided by the four giants of Hogwarts, and in the end.

When Hogwarts is invaded and Peeves' life is threatened, he will begin to change.

The dragon in Hogwarts' motto, Sleeping Dragon may even refer to him.

Three days later, the then principal Professor Eupracia Moore knew that there was nothing he could do to save the situation. In order to avoid Peeves, he even took out a cannon and signed an agreement with Peeves.

With permissions such as being able to swim in the boys' bathroom on the first floor once a week, giving priority to the moldy bread in the kitchen to throw away, and getting a new hat specially customized for him by Ms. Bonabil, Pi

Pigui gave up his weapon and returned to normal.

This was the most disastrous and final attempt to escape Peeves.

This incident also forced Mr. Calpe to retire early due to health reasons.

"It's really interesting. Could this zombie trail be used to collect the fearful emotions of wizards and finally have their own poltergeists?" Ryan thought.

The skills of the wizards here are obviously not as good as those of the Big Four.

But yes, pooh-poohs are so useful. If Voldemort was not a student of Hogwarts, or even a descendant of Slytherin, the original owner of the castle, otherwise the finale would probably be Peeves killing Voldemort in anger.<

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After all, although the poltergeist is not strong, Peeves has been in Hogwarts for thousands of years and is a terrifying monster that continues to grow.

Although this is almost impossible, there are too many students at Hogwarts, and the Death Eaters also attended Hogwarts. When they were in school, they probably also contributed to the continuation of Peeves.

Strength (their dissatisfaction with study pressure and being controlled).

Under such circumstances, it would be difficult for Peeves to change into war mode, unless some blind Death Eater used the Death Curse to attack Peeves.

Peeves can also be regarded as the first generation species, but it is a pity that he did not become a species like his kind, the phoenix born from a pair of immortal and positive emotions.

Nowadays, few wizards can realize the power of Peeves. After all, a few simple prank spells can drive him away, and he is even afraid of a dead ghost.

Even Ryan, when he was in Hogwarts as a phoenix, used his detective skills to detect the magic hidden under the seemingly simple Peeves.

The most important part of Peeves, the wizard's emotions, or the wizard himself is too scary.

Every wizard is like a god, a natural distorter of reality, but if there are too many gods, they hold each other back, and they become wizards who can only use magic.

The subsequent rough stones, Muggle-born wizards, are no longer as powerful as the first wizard.

Purebloods are constantly being weakened, slowly degenerating into tool men who use magic, and even squibs appear.

Learning magic is more about retrieving your instincts, the power you had from the beginning but was restricted by fellow wizards who are also gods.

The process of regaining instinct inevitably fails. After the dangerous magical transformation fails, magical creatures are born.