Hogwarts: Wizards Supreme

"You all know how to lie to me." The little blond girl Alyssa shook off her sister's hand and ran along the wall of the manor towards the gate.

"Alyssa!" Martha followed the little girl worriedly.

"Look, here is the gate, with a beautiful family crest on it!" Alyssa pointed to the emblem on the iron door and said, "Well, is it... the Foley family?"

"I only know that our village is called Foley Village, but I have never heard of the Foley family." The boy muttered. He lowered his voice and said to Martha: "Martha, does your sister have any hysteria? Uh... you know..."

"Shut up, Devin!" Martha said dissatisfied.

"I have heard the legend of this family..." said the tall girl on the side, "I heard that the Foley family was the lord of this territory a long time ago, and the people in Foley Village were all servants of the lord's family, so the village The name is Foley Village."

"This is a legend passed down by the older generation, but in fact there is no evidence that the Foley family ever existed, and even the remains of the manor have not been discovered..." The tall girl adjusted the glasses on the bridge of her nose.

"But isn't it written here?" the little girl Alyssa said anxiously, "There are beautiful fountains and gardens inside the iron gate, as well as a gorgeous light yellow castle!"

She put one hand against the iron door, but found that it didn't move at all. She tried her best to look inside and saw Brian walking slowly.

"Ah! Someone is coming!" Alyssa shouted.

"No, Alyssa, we should go back..." Martha held the little girl's hand and said, "There's something wrong with you..."

Alyssa didn't move, she looked at Brian with wide brown eyes.

Brian smiled at her, waved his wand, opened the iron door, and walked out of the manor.

"Confusion," he muttered. Several boys and girls bumped into each other like headless chickens, except for the little girl in front of them.

"Are you a magician?" Alyssa took a step back with some yearning and fear, "What did you do to them?"

"I am a wizard, and so are you." Brian tilted his head and said, "I just caused them to fall into chaos temporarily, and they will be fine soon."

"Am I a wizard too?" Alyssa said timidly.

"Yes, otherwise you wouldn't be able to find this place." Brian smiled, "You can think about it, have any special and incomprehensible things happened around you?"

Alyssa's eyes suddenly lit up, and she nodded like a chicken pecking at rice: "Yes, but I don't dare to tell my family..."

"So you have the talent to become a wizard," Brian said gently. "Perhaps soon, you will receive an admission letter from a magic school and go there to study magic."

"Really?" the little girl said yearningly.

"Yes, but you should go back now." Brian threatened eerily, "Don't come here again, my parents don't like you... They might bury your bones in the woods to make fertilizer! "

Alyssa was startled, and said reluctantly: "Okay, then my sister and the others..."

"They will go back with you," Brian said. "Don't worry, they won't remember anything."

Alyssa nodded obediently, and walked away slowly, turning back three times a step, and said, "My name is Alyssa, what's your name?"

"Brian Foley."

The little girl nodded and said, "We met a few people wearing black robes on the hillside. They ran away after seeing us. Are those your family members?"

Brian narrowed his eyes and said softly: "Maybe, stay away from them."

Brian used a small mirror to watch the group of people slowly walking down the hillside led by the little girl. He used the mirror to scan everywhere in the jungle, but found no shadow of the man in black robes.

"The man in black robe..." Brian frowned, feeling something was not right.

The spy mirror in the manor is monitoring the surroundings of the manor and even the jungle at all times. Once someone enters the jungle close to the manor, it will alert the manor owner and display the mirror image of the visitor and intruder.

Those men in black robes obviously used some method to avoid detection, probably because those Muggles might have touched the manor's spyglass, and they hurriedly left after seeing the Muggles.

After checking everywhere in the jungle, Brian, who found no trace, put away the mirror. After a moment of reflection, he started studying again.

The Christmas break passed quickly, and Brian returned to Hogwarts, and the second semester of the school year began.

Draco triumphantly said to Brian and the others: "My father complained to Hagrid, and that nasty hippogriff is going to be judged... Dad promised me that the monster will be executed."

"Draco, you are not targeting the hippogriff, are you?" Daphne said unbearably.

"Yeah, my dad wanted to get the stupid guy out of the school..." Draco said dissatisfied, "But Dumbledore tried his best to vouch for him, and most of the people on the board of directors sided with him. Dad was furious. , so I want to charge some interest and make them suffer for a while..."

The next day, the school resumed normal classes.

During Care of Magical Creatures class, Hagrid made a huge bonfire filled with salamanders. They need to collect firewood and leaves to make a prosperous fire. The students can also lean over to warm themselves against the cold and humid climate.

Draco arrogantly promoted the fact that Buckbeak was going to be tried, and Harry was so angry that he cracked the branch in his hand.

Hermione stayed far away from Harry and Ron during this class, collecting firewood with a few girls. Whenever she saw Ron and the others, she would turn her head away arrogantly. Apparently, the trio was having trouble.

After lunch, Brian and Daphne rushed to the divination class together.

"I really don't like Divination class..." Daphne said, "You know, Professor Trelawney is always like that..."

"Yes, she is indeed unpleasant to like." Brian smiled.

He turned to look at the field outside, but suddenly paused.

A huge black dog stood in the middle of the field, staring directly at him, its eyes as bright as searchlights.

"What's wrong?" Daphne looked at the venue.

Brian shook his head for a moment, and when he looked at the field again, the black dog had disappeared.

"Strange, how dare Black appear on the field so openly, without fear of Lupine recognizing him?" Brian frowned and shook his head slightly.

Daphne blinked her blue eyes and raised her hand to straighten her golden hair.

They finally arrived at the divination classroom. It's still so stuffy and oppressive here, making people uncomfortable even in such a cold climate.

Trelawney asked her students to work in pairs and teach them palm reading.

Daphne blushed and handed over her hand, her fair cheeks looking rosy.

Brian held Daphne's hand. Her palm was soft and her fingers were long and beautiful. Brian looked at his palm carefully and compared it with the description in the textbook.

"The lifeline is long, no problem..." Brian patiently interpreted it, and then handed over his palm. Daphne's ears also turned red.

Trelawney kept telling Harry that his lifeline was the shortest she had ever seen.

While Daphne was reading Brian's palm, Trelawney came around. She stared at Brian's palm for a long time, and then looked at Brian's cheek, but her eyes suddenly went blank.

Her eyes suddenly started to move, and she opened her mouth and said in a loud and harsh voice:

"You have been found by the ominous omen. It has stared at you and invited you to return to the right place... You will be swallowed up by the ominous omen... The morning star will light up and death is approaching..."

All the little wizards suddenly became silent, and the drop of a pin could be heard in the classroom. Everyone stared at Brian in horror.

Trelawney lowered her head to her chest and purred. Then, she suddenly raised her head and her eyes returned to their normal appearance.

Brian looked at Trelawney expressionlessly, as if a mask suddenly covered his face.

"You're talking nonsense! You're threatening!" Daphne became unexpectedly angry. She abandoned her usual elegance and pride and shouted to Trelawney, "You always predict that someone will die. I don't know why you do it. Such a bad thing!"

"I'm sorry, dear child, did I say anything?" Trelawney said in a daze. She looked at Brian and said: "Oh, by the way, I was about to talk about your palmistry! Your lifeline is not long, poor child. Of course, it is longer than Mr. Potter..."

At this time, the get out of class bell rang.

"A new way to attract attention?" Hermione mocked coldly from the side.

Trelawney looked over angrily, but Hermione was already clattering down the stairs with her book in her arms.

"Brian, you don't have to believe what that old... old witch says!" Daphne said angrily on the way back.

"Of course, you don't have to worry about me, Daphne." Brian woke up from his thoughts and smiled at her, "I said, you have to trust me more."

"Yes, I believe you." Daphne nodded and said with a bright smile.

Thank you for the 2000 starting coins that Dutong gave to Luna.