HP Approaches the Magic World

The Scully incident was just a small episode.

Anyone may collapse at any time. Scully is more sensitive than him, Stephen, and Flan, so the sudden collapse was expected by Jon.

Although it happened a little early, this kind of thing must happen sooner rather than later. The sooner you collapse, the sooner you can reshape your inner defenses.

The rest of the matter will be left to Stephen and the others. I believe they should have some experience in comforting people.

And for Scully, Jon's comfort effect is actually not great. The main thing is to be comforted by Flan, who understands his work, so that the problem can be solved as quickly as possible.

Or be more direct and "solve" Scully, the person who raised the issue.

Emotional problems are simply not worth wasting so much time describing and explaining. Jon has more important things to do now.

Just like he said to Scully on the mountain, Christmas is coming.

According to the time, around Christmas, it was the deadline for him to use the blood purification potion for the second time.

If he misses this deadline, he will have to prepare another blood purification potion, then wait for the effect of the potion in his body to disappear before using it again - and Jon himself doesn't know whether the effect of the second use will be greatly reduced.

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So this deadline cannot be missed.

Christmas is the last date. I have contacted Stephen before and came to help him guard it. Plus Kaledi, his safety should be guaranteed.

After all, his family members would not be able to see the situation clearly and come to disturb him. In his own home, if Joe was really angry, even his grandmother would not be able to control him.

Once a person who is always good-tempered gets angry, it will be a disaster.

Jon is very lucky to be born into such a family. Not only do his family members not interfere with his private life, but they are also very measured in what they do.

He is really a very lucky man.

"But luck will not follow you forever. Even the protagonist in the story does not always have smooth sailing. Only hard work is truly meaningful. Blindly believing in luck will cause you a lot of trouble. You will

You still have to be careful.”

In the watch shop, Perenal said to Jon.

It was almost Christmas, and Jon planned to go home, so he came to see the Flamel couple before leaving. After all, they wouldn't be able to see him for another month.

The pendant he had asked the old couple to help make has not yet been completed.

Jon also expressed his understanding of this. What he asked for was too complicated, and the micro-carvings and magic circle reinforcements would definitely not be completed in just two or three months.

"Excuse me for your trouble, madam, this thing is still very important to me."

Jon placed the two peace fruits he brought on the table. Mr. Flamel still buried his head in the workbench, not caring about Jon's arrival or departure at all.

It seems that research has reached a very serious time.

"Merry Christmas, ma'am."

"Well, Merry Christmas, Jon."

After leaving the clock shop, Jon returned to Hogwarts through the secret passage, and then returned to his cabin.

It was still very warm inside the room, so Jon marked a mark on his schedule, rested for a while, then wrapped himself in a cloak and left the training ground.

He's going to see Peeves.

Christmas is coming soon, and 99% of the Hufflepuff students who are usually responsible for keeping records will leave the castle and go home for Christmas, but Harry Potter will stay at school for Christmas, because

His good friend Ron isn't coming home either.

So in this way, the recording work can only be left to Peeves and the house elves.

Before that, Jon naturally had to explain something.

Dumbledore intended to tell Harry Potter some things during Christmas, but he had to explain these things to Peeves in advance because they were important to record.

Of course, at the same time, Jon also prepared a letter to Joanne about what will happen at Christmas, based on the gossip he got from Dumbledore and some of his memories of the plot.

However, his owl has indeed been a little tired recently.

In such weather, Kane braved the wind and snow to frequently deliver letters over long distances between London and Hogwarts, which was indeed a very physically demanding task.

Quietly stroking the down on the owl's neck, Jon fed Kane some high-calorie biscuits to regain his strength, and then began to write a letter.

After writing the letter to Joanne, Jon began to sort out the information to be sent to Joanne this time.

Judging from the records, the students at Hogwarts are now eagerly waiting for the holiday.

Because the weather is getting colder and colder, just this morning, when Jon woke up from his dream, he found that everything outside the training ground was covered with several feet of snow, and the surface of the Black Lake was also covered with hard ice.

ice.

Even the frost on the trees growing on the edge of the Forbidden Forest around the training ground where Jon lived was rustled by the biting cold wind.

After briefly looking through the information, Jon found nothing worthy of interest, so he packaged the information together with the letter and sent it out.

Of course, Joanne needs a lot of time to process these contents, but then again, if there is nothing to write about this year's content, Jon would not want to send all these redundant things to her.

Let’s call it a break-in.

Everyone needs to adapt to each other's rhythm so that they can work harder for future creations.

After packing everything, Jon looked around the cabin, and then picked up his small suitcase.

The vacation was coming soon, and he planned to go back to live in the castle.

Various Christmas decorations have begun to be put up in the castle. The walls are covered with hanging flower ribbons composed of holly and mistletoe. Twelve towering Christmas trees are erected throughout the room, some of which are hung with bright lights.

There were tiny icicles, and some trees were lit by hundreds of candles.

"Why did you start decorating so early? Did I remember it wrong? How many days do we have until the holiday?"

Jon thought that time did not pass so fast. After all, he rarely attended classes recently and was not particularly clear about the date.

"We are leaving tomorrow. Can you wake up a little bit? Jon, were you asleep when I talked to you yesterday?"

Stephen was holding several small Christmas tree ornaments in his hand, ready to hang on the bed curtains of the four of them.

"I forgot, things are really busy lately."

Jon touched his forehead and looked at Stephen: "Are you going home with me, or are you going to go home first?"