HP Approaches the Magical World

The learning atmosphere in the castle is very strong.

Almost all the students are studying. In Hufflepuff's large study room, the students are all immersed in their studies. This kind of scene can only be seen at the end of the term.

And only then did Jon feel like Hogwarts was a real school.

There is no way, such a scene appeared in almost all the days of studying in Huaxia in his memory, and it was a bit embarrassing to see it again.

However, when he saw this scene again, he had already become the one who had learned the least.

When people walk, they are often thinking, or thinking about something meaningless, or appropriately letting go.

Jon especially likes to use this time to look back at his past behavior and see if there is anything he can improve.

He'll try to improve, but if he can't, forget it.

I'm really too lazy to change it.

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Jon knows what he is like. He has always had a depressing factor in his character, and he is a little easy to give up on things. This comes from his first death. Because he died once, he feels that life is actually meaningless. How important it is, but he will feel that it is very difficult to live again, so he gradually develops a very contradictory personality.

The reason why he entrusts a lot of work to others is because he has the motivation to continue to do it when someone reminds him behind his back, and the second is because if he is asked to really do something, he will not be able to do it because he doesn’t have it. The novelty caused those things to be anticlimactic. For the sake of those jobs, he should be a good behind-the-scenes pusher.

It’s actually a bit immodest to say this, but to be honest, all his current behaviors are basically because these things have fresh information, which can stimulate his emotions.

Boring magic learning will make him feel bored, and there is nothing new and interesting in the Muggle world. If this is the case, then he naturally prefers a leisurely and comfortable life. Although it is quiet, it is indeed comfortable.

Even Jon was very surprised that he was able to persist his curiosity about magic for so many years, but before he came to Hogwarts, his yearning for Hogwarts prompted him to persist. During this time, he almost read all kinds of strange books in the magic world, and he also read a lot of books in his grandmother's collection. Although he couldn't understand most of the books on magic research, he still came up with some results. At the same time, His most conjectures and solid foundations were also completed at that time.

In his childhood, he was really not a particularly lively child, that is, Mr. and Mrs. Smith were big-hearted, and they didn't think it was a big deal for their children not to talk. If they were other parents, they might have already guessed that they Does the child have any diseases such as autism?

If premature maturity is also a disease.

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Jon used to think that he was a person with secrets, so he was very careful to hide his secrets, but later he didn't think so, because he discovered that everyone is a person with secrets.

Dumbledore, Snape, Stephen, Scully and Fren, Quirrell, Peeves, Bella, the students who are active around Jon, even Professor Sprout and Professor McGonagall, who knows nothing,

There is also that divination teacher who seems to have no ability. Everyone has secrets, and each one is bigger than the other.

Everyone has secrets, so it doesn't appear that Jon is a special person.

Even his secrets are uncanny and frightening.

However, such a secret is more secure.

Rebirth and reincarnation, this kind of thing is not believed, and those secrets that can be believed, such as his life experience, are basically not secrets.

If there's one thing he loves, it's magic.

Enough mysterious, unknowable enough, profound enough.

People who have seen what the ceiling looks like will not only be curious about what is on the ceiling, but also feel some indescribable emotions because of the distance between themselves and the ceiling.

Maybe it's sadness, maybe it's aggressiveness, maybe it's despair, maybe it's relief.

These emotions are very important to a person, because the reason why a person becomes a flesh and blood life is because of emotions.

This is the most precious ability and essence endowed by the soul to life.

And the collection of souls is the magic element contained in [Deep Blue Sea] and the deep sea.

It is also what Jon really wants to get after studying magic, studying gods, studying history, studying everything, and finally.

He wanted to know what the wizarding world was like, and now he had a glimpse.

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In this world, people always believe what they see.

In people's eyes, secrets have a shape, things have a shape, and questions have answers, just like running water can extinguish a flame.

Everything has an end.

Only magic does not.

It is the air in the eyes of life, a particle outside the spectrum, obviously existing in all corners, but it is difficult to be directly observed.

So, what does magic look like?

The point in Jon's mind is still superficial, but his interpretation of this question is already profound. .

It wasn't the notes the students were scribbling about, or the simple magic they cast with the wave of their wands, that's not what magic looks like.

What magic looks like, is what the world looks like.

It is the Gryffindors who are the most troublesome savior, Harry Potter, the Slytherins who claim to be noble and are indeed more noble, and the smart and sharp Ravenclaws, who rarely cause trouble or even precociously. Hufflepuff students - perhaps because adversity and external taunts are more conducive to growth.

There are also complicated professors, Snape's disguise, Dumbledore's silence, Quirrell is still a double-faced man, and even Filch's sad color, and just passed by Jon, looking very normal and elegant Professor Teplawney.

There is also the wizarding world outside the school.

Everyone has a secret, everyone is here.

And the combination of all these people and all things belongs to the magical world.

Jon lifted his foot up the last flight of stairs.

This is the first time he has come to the principal's office?

Jon hasn't calculated it himself, but every time he comes, he has something new to gain.

Perhaps, this is the influence of Dumbledore as a legendary wizard and an excellent teacher.

He knocked on the door.

As usual, the door swung open.

So Jon walked into the principal's room in a leisurely manner, and met the eyes of the old man sitting behind the desk. The two had their own thoughts, but they laughed in unison.

He bent slightly and greeted softly:

"Hello, dear Headmaster Dumbledore, good night."

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