HP Approaches the Magic World

The motto of Hogwarts is a saying that Jon is very familiar with.

That's a Latin phrase, "Draiens nunquam ndus", which means "never tease a sleeping dragon."

Jon had never asked Helga about the specific reason for this school motto, and Helga had no intention of telling him. When she mentioned this topic, she just brushed it off and it was not at all what she usually taught.

style.

Helga naturally had a reason not to say anything, and Jon would not take the initiative to ask about things that had nothing to do with him.

Besides, even if there is something in the crypt that involves the school motto, just knowing the meaning of the school motto will not help.

However, he had always thought it was just a code word before, but he never expected that dragons really existed in Hogwarts.

"Of course, after all, at that time, dragons were allies of wizards against the Holy See. The reason why Hogwarts can have dragon bones is precisely because of the friendly relationship with the dragon clan. It was one of the legacies left to the school by the four founders.

, but now there are fewer and fewer dragons.”

After hearing this, Jon retorted: "Not necessarily, I saw Hagrid holding his dragon egg a few days ago."

Peeves glanced at him faintly: "The number of dragons back then was many times what it is now. Now, dragons have become protected animals in the magical world. These are not the dragons in the East who are comparable to gods.

They have always been rare, but back then, the dragon clan also had wisdom and was a very powerful clan."

After he finished speaking, he seemed to think that Jon wouldn't believe it, so he pursued it.

"The school's Sleeping Dragon Barrier has been running on its own for so many years, not just because the founders left a lot of fantastic ideas in the construction of the school when they established it, although these ideas have a profound impact on the school's development.

The operation has had an indelible impact and formed many customary habits, but the power of the material itself is inevitable. Do you think anything can trap the red archbishop? Every red archbishop of the Holy See has

It’s the realm of a legendary wizard.”

"Then the one who was arrested..."

"That was a prisoner. The principal at the time bumped into him when they went out to look for materials. They were only able to successfully bring him back and imprison him after being surrounded by several great sages and two legends. They were originally going to negotiate with the Holy See.

, who knew that the archbishop committed suicide in prison."

Peeves obviously had a lot of resentment when he said this, as if he was angry at the red archbishop for being useless.

Okay, it has nothing to do with him anyway.

The two chatted for a while, and soon Jon asked about the specific situation of the Dragon Soul Crypt.

There were indeed some traces left by the founder in that place, but they were not useful traces. Peeves' knowledge of the place was very limited, and he had no idea what Helga had put there.

But Jon felt that if he went to that place, he might be able to know what was there that was worthy of Helga's heart.

"If you insist on insisting, then I won't advise you anymore. My mission in coming to you was to help Dumbledore inform you of the dangers over there."

"There is no danger anywhere in this world. Wouldn't it be a pity if we don't go there because of danger?

And I think that if Ancestor Helga insists on me going, it means that the danger there is not as serious as we imagined."

Peeves expressed deep admiration for Jon's character that he became more determined the more he persuaded him. In his impression, there was no one like Jon who could still stand firm in his ideas despite his frequent persuasion.

Jon looked at Peeves, but in the end he didn't have the heart to tell him. In fact, most of what he just said was to persuade him to go.

Peeves, who rarely interacts with others, probably transferred the way he talked to the principal and the ghosts to him, and he didn't realize that this way of speaking and the tone would make people feel uncomfortable.

What a serious misunderstanding.

Jon was aware of this, but he had originally wanted to go, otherwise he would not have asked Stephen to investigate the Dragon Soul Crypt immediately after Helga conveyed her consciousness.

Whether he admits it or not, there is indeed a part of his character that is "radical".

If this part of his character is to be put more bluntly, it means that he is very easily influenced by provocations and thus does some risky things.

But Jon is not usually such a person, and a lot of the time Jon's caution even seems a bit too much.

It is obvious that Jon is very clear about what kind of character he is. His cautiousness and his adventurousness, although the two characters are obviously contradictory when combined, they are not very inconsistent.

It's just that a person who is usually cautious has been suppressed for a long time, so he naturally developed a bit of a radical part.

This situation is very normal, you just need to be more careful when facing decisions made in a radical state.

Jon didn't know how many secrets were hidden in the Dragon Soul Crypt, and he didn't care about it.

If there really is a ritual stored there, he can just use this opportunity to strengthen himself.

Just like Peeves said, in this world, if anything is used to do good things, it is just, and if it is used to do bad things, it is evil.

Justice and evil are always just definitions of people, not objects or anything else.

Saying goodbye to Peeves, Jon pressed hard on the roof, and he flew up.

Magic, like the skills of a craftsman, is something that only comes with practice. Recently, he has used magic to fly more often, so his control over flying magic has become stronger.

Although he is still not able to turn into a puff of smoke and fly like Voldemort or a dark wizard, Jon feels that there is no need to disguise himself when flying.

He always felt that the so-called black smoke was used by dark wizards to release signals, that is, to pretend to be B, but in fact it had no style.

If you really want to conceal your whereabouts, wouldn't it be better to cast a disguise spell on yourself while flying? Who would monitor whether there is an invisible wizard around while flying?

Not everyone has a detectable force field like Jon. These are little tricks from the war era, and have obviously been forgotten by the wizards who have been at peace for too long.