HP Approaches the Magic World

The students in the class are very concerned about the magic potion Felixir.

But Jon knew that the magical effect of Fulingji was not to change luck, but to guide.

It's like a time turner.

There is no real time turner in this world, and there is no magic that can really manipulate time. The so-called time turner is just a record that finds the appropriate point of action by constantly jumping. Before the Ministry of Magic

The stored time turners (of course all have been smashed now, leaving only the real time turner made by the great alchemist in Dumbledore's hand), probably have this mechanism of action.

Through the powerful prophetic magic engraved inside the time converter, it is possible to figure out what the user needs to do, such as studying or something else. The time converter first knows what the user needs to learn, and then differentiates it in that time period.

Cast a shadow, and when the time is up, this memory will automatically return to the user's mind, thus creating the illusion of traveling through time.

In Harry's third year, the time he used to save the Harpy, and the time Sirius used it, the time turner at that time was the real time turner, the one made by Nico Flamel.

One, but even that one used the principle of time and space overlap and did not have any impact outside of Hogwarts.

There is no such thing as changing history in this world, there is only creating history.

Hogwarts has a huge barrier, and this barrier is similar to Helga's small world to some extent. Under the effect of the Sleeping Dragon Barrier, time and space can be reversed, but there are also many

Limitation, it is not that difficult to go back in time in a small space, but the huge backlash force will directly destroy the time turner completely.

Because reversing time is a power that does not belong to ordinary people.

The same goes for something as ethereal as luck.

The real function of the Felixir is not to change a person's luck, but to find the most correct choice among countless choices - if Jon is willing, his blood can actually do this.

Because Xuanniao's bloodline itself has such power, eliminating wrong options, there is only one correct result. When there is no other choice, as long as the person works a little harder, he can achieve the desired result.

And the most important thing is that the Felixir itself gives the user a confidence-boosting effect. This effect is somewhat similar to physiological stimulation, such as the stimulant potions used in Muggle sports. This thing can also be regarded as a part of the wizarding world.

of the same product.

But just because Jon can know this doesn't mean other students can.

The room began to turn into chaos almost instantly. All the room could hear was a harsh scraping sound. There was a crucible in front of everyone, including Ernie, but he also separated a part of it.

Look at Harry mentally.

"Concentrate your attention. You don't need to pay attention to him in this class."

Jon, who was hiding in the air, patted Ernie on the shoulder and spoke in his ear with a weak voice. Hearing this familiar voice, Ernie instantly returned to the time when he was specially trained by Jon.

People's spirits gathered together instantly, and they didn't ask why Jon was here at all.

This is the benefit of the way the Hufflepuff Magical Research Society operates. No one will rush to ask something they shouldn't know, especially on a relatively important occasion. They will choose to leave the question until later.

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But at this time, this elixir is obviously more important.

At this time, Jon also walked to Harry's side.

It's true that he hadn't been to class for a long, long time, so he was very happy to be back in class. Standing here, he felt as if he was actually taking potions class.

Jon and Harry both have the same book in their hands, so they both flip through the book in similar movements. Jon can understand every place recorded in the book.

Some parts of it are still a little immature, but other parts are still very advanced. I have to say that this is partly due to the textbook used in the Potions class, "Advanced Potion Making". This book has been used for so many years. It is really

It is too old and cannot keep up with the changes of the times.

But I have to say that the notes in this book seem a bit backward to Jon, and maybe to Snape now, but for Harry now, they are really useful.

For example, right now, Jon saw Harry finishing cutting the grass roots and lowering his head to read the textbook.

There is also a note that Snape marked on it:

Squeeze with the side of a silver knife to get the juice out more easily than slicing.

At this moment, Slughorn was talking to Malfoy, who was standing behind the Slytherin table.

If they hadn't talked, Jon wouldn't have known that Malfoy's grandfather actually died of dragon disease syphilis... Tsk, tsk, tsk, this wealthy family really is...

He laughed twice and moved two steps to the right lightly to prevent Slughorn's fat belly from rubbing against him. Although no one could see his existence, he was really standing here after all.

At this time, Harry found that it was difficult to cut the sleepy beans, so he turned to Hermione.

"Can I... borrow your silver knife?"

Hermione nodded impatiently, never taking her eyes off her potion.

The book said that the potion should now be a pale azure color, but her pot was still dark purple.

Harry didn't notice her impatience, but took the short knife and squeezed the beans with the side. Sure enough, a lot of juice oozed out from the beans immediately.

This made him very happy. His original anger towards the owner of the note disappeared instantly. Jon looked at the changes in emotions on his face and found it funny. After all, he was a young child, and his emotions were like the sky in April. He said

Change will change.

But it's a good thing to be able to correct your mistakes after you realize them. Jon has never configured the Living Hell Decoction before, so he just took the opportunity to take a closer look this time.

Harry held his breath and followed the instructions in his notes, stirring counterclockwise seven times and then clockwise.

The effect was immediate and the potion immediately turned a light pink color.

"how did you do it?"

Hermione asked, her face flushed by the heat from her cauldron and her hair getting messier.

But her potion was still purple and refused to change at all.

Harry explained what he was doing, and Jon saw that Hermione was obviously moved, but her strict character prevented her from following the instructions.

Until the time came, she still didn't make the perfect potion.