HP Approaches the Magic World

What's inside the box is truly surprising.

"What...is this?"

Looking at the dusty things inside the box, Jon asked with some confusion.

"I don't know either. How about we take it out and take a look?"

Professor Sprout looked at Jon and reached out to lift the box.

Of course, she did not touch the box directly, but used magic. After all, no one knows what will happen after the box is opened. Even if there is no sound yet, it does not mean that it will not have any traps elsewhere.

You must know that even if it is a lock-picking mechanism, it is already so complicated. If the things inside are ordinary, no one will believe it.

So Professor Sprout controlled the box to flip over, and the contents fell down due to gravity, and fell onto the coffee table with a plop.

It's a pair of gloves.

The style of this pair of gloves is extremely old, and such workmanship has long been invisible in modern times, but this cannot conceal the amazingness of this pair of gloves.

"Professor, do you think this glove is a very powerful magic item? Or is it a miracle?"

"It is indeed possible. After all, there are often some strange things left in ancient Egypt. For ordinary wizards, these things are indeed regarded as relics of gods. So I don't think you can have too much attitude towards this thing.

I have high expectations. After all, there are only so many good things in this world, and most of them have owners. Even if an extra one appears out of thin air, there is no reason why you can just pick it up and get it."

"makes sense."

Jon used magic to mobilize the magic power fluctuations around the glove, trying to cause some reaction from the glove, but disappointingly, the glove was just like a real pair of ordinary gloves, without giving any feedback.

And Professor Sprout had no idea what to do about this matter. Although he was a scholar who studied ancient documents, his expertise could not help much with the objects. He could only help analyze the information that might be recorded on the objects.

This is his area of ​​expertise.

"But judging from the current situation, this glove is indeed not too dangerous. However, I do think there is something strange. In our world, even ordinary Muggle items can be affected by magic.

There will be a slight reaction, but it will definitely not be as dull as it is now."

To say it was mediocre is a rather euphemistic way of saying it. The glove was just on the table and there was no reaction at all. Even the dust on the glove didn't change at all.

This is completely disrespectful to Jon.

Of course, Jon was sensitive to Professor Sprout's painstaking efforts, and he didn't mind this kind of thing, but since Professor Sprout was so considerate, there was no need for him to say anything more.

"If it really doesn't work, why don't I bring it with me and give it a try," Jon said,

After all, aren’t gloves just for wearing?

Jon is also very aware of this trick. Generally speaking, if it is really a magic item, the material the gloves are made of is likely to have some magical effects. For example, the gloves are obviously slightly larger than his current hand.

, but if he wears it, the glove will fit his hand tightly.

Of course this is just a guess, but if you don't try it, how can you know what it is?

"Your behavior is not called trying, it may be called reckless, and I don't recommend you to take risks."

Professor Sprout has an inexplicable sense of responsibility for Jon, not just because Jon is her student, but perhaps because of his care and sense of responsibility for the Hufflepuff descendants as the headmaster of Hufflepuff.

This sense of responsibility seems to be present to some extent among the entire group of professors at Hogwarts. For example, Dumbledore often showed this sense of responsibility in front of Jon, but Professor Sprout's sense of responsibility is obviously stronger.

Some.

But some things have to be done, and they can't be put off forever. They have to be done sooner or later anyway, so why not do it right now, while Professor Sprout is by your side, and maybe in case of any accidents?

, step in to help save him.

Moreover, although the possibility of committing suicide is higher, after all, so much time has been wasted opening it, and the wizard last night coveted the contents of the box, so Jon thought he might give it a try.

Some make money.

And if he doesn't wear it, he really feels like he's at a loss.

I don’t know when this capitalist mentality appeared in his behavior and habits, but it did have a considerable impact on him.

People say that a possible profit of more than 300% is enough to drive businessmen crazy, and a possible relic of the gods is enough to tempt Jon to give up some safety considerations and take a risk.

So he picked up the gloves and checked them again. The moment he put them on, he suddenly paused.

If Helga knew this, she would probably be more pleased. After all, this was the character she had always wanted Jon to develop.

Now Jon has done it.

There was nothing strange about the gloves, they were just ordinary leather gloves, so he put them on easily.

Very safe, nothing happened.

Professor Sprout looked at his hands very warily, ready to take action immediately if Jon made any strange noises and peel off the gloves from his hands, but Jon did not make any strange noises. He even

I also moved my fingers to check the fit of the glove.

"How's it going? How do you feel now?"

Professor Sprout asked with concern.

"Uh... I don't feel anything. This glove fits my hand quite well. It's strange. It seems a little tighter than before."

Jon pretended to be nonchalant, but in fact there was a slight movement on his hand.

There was a slight sting on the tips of his ten fingers, as if he had been bitten by a mosquito. He seemed to feel some kind of his own blood, soaking in this pair of gloves, so the gloves began to fit his palm.

.

Well, if we follow the plot of some novels that Jon has read, does this step count as a bloody confession?

But then, he started hearing some strange noises.

Those sounds were the same as what he heard in the illusion at that time, including strange cries in the sea breeze and the sounds of growing plants.

A strange cry sounded in his right ear, and the sound of growing plants came from his left ear.

It's like a sacrifice to the gods and a response from the gods.