HP Approaches the Magic World

"stop!"

Seeing that Jon was about to reach out and open the box, Professor Sprout quickly stopped him.

"I just said it casually, why did you actually do it?"

"Then what can we do? The only way now is this. We have no other way to identify what this thing is. Besides, we are just opening the box. Maybe there is some rare treasure inside."

In fact, if you think about it carefully, Jon's idea is not wrong. After all, the things are in the box. If you don't open the box, you will never know what is inside.

Just like Schrödinger's cat, without opening the box, how do you know whether the cat is alive or dead?

Furthermore, Jon didn't really want to commit suicide without any back-up plan. For him, this thing was not as dangerous as Professor Sprout imagined. The reason why he had the courage to try it was because he

There are certain protection measures on the body.

The most important point is that the black bird guardian spirit in his soul is still as usual, with traces of laws flying around in his soul without giving him any warning.

Ever since Jon woke up from the Dragon Soul Crypt, he discovered that his patron saint had a series of wonderful uses.

Unlike other wizards' patron saints, Jon's patron saint does have some special magical abilities, which is not much different from Helga's honey badger.

It's just that Helga's honey badger possesses powerful magic and combat capabilities such as magic suppression, while Xuanniao is more focused on supporting functions.

For example, you can measure good and bad luck, see if there is any danger around you, or run away with Jon when you encounter danger.

All in all, he is a good prospect for guerrilla warfare.

And Jon, who has such a patron saint, has also made good use of these abilities of the black bird to the greatest extent.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have discovered the wizard's secret just now.

Speaking of the wizard, he did communicate with Professor Spratt just now.

Based on the safety of his students, Professor Sprout wrote a letter to Dumbledore and told the principal about this matter. The principal should not have left London yet, so he can exert pressure on magic.

Let's investigate this matter.

But Professor Sprout did not think that the visitors were wizards from the UK. She was more inclined to think that they were people from other countries attending this conference.

"Because this thing of yours obviously came from somewhere else. I guess it's possible that your friend accidentally took something that a certain wizard wanted when he was selecting it, but your friend didn't

He was a Muggle, so he couldn't take it directly, so he followed it all the way, trying to steal it."

Professor Sprout said it very straightforwardly, and Jon thought so too.

Lenna has a group of people who are always carrying weapons when they are outside. Moreover, Lenna did not relax too much when she brought this thing back. After all, it was a gift to her nominal boss.

Treat with rigor.

And after returning to the UK, the wizard cannot act easily, otherwise the Ministry of Magic's supervision will definitely fall on him, an outsider. Plus, a wizard stealing Muggle things is really a very serious matter.

It's not a good thing to hear about embarrassing things.

And the most important thing is that as soon as Lenna came back, she put the box in the company's secret room. There were heavy surveillance and infrared protection nets there. Even a wizard would have a hard time avoiding these protective measures.

Once he fails, not only will the identity of the wizard be exposed, but it is also possible for Lenna and the others to know about the mysterious world, which is a violation of the international confidentiality law.

Originally, Jon was worried that if the box was in his hands, the wizard would be evil and spy on him. Now with the help of Professor Sprout, he no longer has to worry.

Now he has time to study the box.

After repeatedly checking that there were no evil traps or confusing magic on the box, Jon took a deep breath and pressed the lock of the box.

In fact, there is no key to this box. It should be a mechanism or a box that can be opened with magic.

As for Jon, he has some other methods.

For example, violent unboxing.

Poseidon's waterline played a great role at this time. The all-pervasive water vapor completely explored the internal structure of the agency in almost a short period of time, and then fed back the structural diagram inside to Jon.

As for how to analyze, this is what Jon is best at.

He can even use magic to imprint the internal structure of Gringotts, and naturally he can also imprint the internal structure of the agency in the same way.

Moreover, when he was in Gringotts, Jon had not yet mastered the skills of using Poseidon. Now he can use the magic of Poseidon to condense a water ball in the air, and then completely reshape the structure inside.

come out.

Professor Sprout was very satisfied with Jon's ability to control magic, and she was also interested in helping Jon analyze this mechanism.

"If according to your guess, this thing comes from a certain god in Egypt, then the location of this mechanism should be here."

Professor Sprout pointed to a relief sculpture of a bee and said that as a qualified ancient scholar, he cannot only know the history of the direction he studies, but also needs to be involved in all other mythological civilizations, so that he can perfectly understand

Deducing a relatively accurate overall picture of the world.

As a researcher of ancient civilizations for many years, Sprout did not know much about the mythical civilization of ancient Egypt, but some of the basic requirements were much more detailed than Jon knew before.

The mythical civilization of ancient Egypt ran through the two periods of the Mythical Age and the Dark Age. Soon after the end of the Dark Age, it was completely destroyed, and even the last remaining remains were buried under the yellow sand.

This is why this civilization is called a lost civilization, because too much content has been lost over a long period of time, making it difficult for later generations to fully explain it.

In this era, there is no complete information that can cleanly explain the myths of the ancient Egyptians. The evidence left over from the distant era has become fragmented and is now viewed by both the wizarding and Muggle worlds.

What we have seen is just a mythical appearance pieced together by later generations of researchers, but one thing is certain. The mythology of ancient Egypt is largely based on the images extended to various animals, so mechanisms and magic

It’s pretty much the same in this regard.