HP Approaches the Magical World

Lockhart's first night with Snape had indeed gone nowhere.

The awkward atmosphere between the two lasted until Snape couldn't stand Lockhart's chattering and drove him out of the office.

What a brutal way to terminate, standing at the door of Snape's office, Lockhart touched his head, not knowing where to go.

It's been a long time since he returned to the wizarding world to enjoy this traditional and healthy routine. In Muggle society, this long night is a good time for him to have a good time outside with his friends.

It would be great if Jon was still there, but it's a pity that this kid seems to have disappeared from the school now, without even a breath.

Oh, right.

"Going back to work."

Lockhart patted the back of his head, and walked slowly towards his office and bedroom.

He also had a day-to-day job here, recording all of Harry's conversations with himself.

This is really hard work. If it is not recorded in time, only a master of memory like Lockhart can restore the scene from that time to the point of perfection.

However, who let him take this job in the first place.

...

Complaining about such things is really pointless behavior.

Sitting on the swing in the garden, Jon looked at the phantom that appeared in front of him, and subconsciously wanted to complain about the huge workload.

But he didn't blurt out his complaint, this thought just flashed in his mind and then completely dissipated.

Because it was an unnecessary thing, and there was no need to do it at this time, it was just a waste of his time--his time was too precious to be wasted on this kind of thing.

But he can't really do anything.

In the current environment, he became his observer, looking at the two worlds indifferently.

A world without magic exists, but scientific achievements make the progress of this world flourish, which is indeed developing in a good direction.

As for the other world, in the history of world changes, magic and mystery accounted for a large proportion, but these proportions did not make any impact on the world of ordinary humans and the world of ordinary life.

This is unreasonable.

No matter what kind of existence magic is, as long as it exists, it will inevitably have an impact on this world.

An ant and a butterfly may change the whole direction of the world, but there is no reason why magic elements cannot.

And the same people who have mastered the power of magic will not.

Helga and Jon once said that the world naturally has its rules, so the two worlds of wizards and Muggles were separated, but the two worlds were not separated, but a baffle was added between them.

The people inside can see the outside world, but the outside world cannot see the people inside.

But because wizards often appear in the world of ordinary people, this one-way relationship is not completely closed.

I won’t talk about it in ancient times. At that time, there was the Holy See, and people believed in and blindly followed the mystery.

But after the development of science and technology, mystery slowly withdrew from the stage.

If it was because of the decline of magic, there was still room for explanation, but magic did not decline, and this behavior of withdrawing from the stage became particularly suspicious.

Is it intentional?

Although the power of a wizard is one of personal powers and is not completely controllable, but with a structure like a magic society, it is not difficult to completely disappear the mysterious world from the world of ordinary people .

What's more, there are leaders of Muggle society and wizards working together.

However, all this is too coincidental.

There will not be two identical rivers in the world, and there will not be two identical worlds in the same universe.

Of course, the two worlds he experienced were not exactly the same, but the parts that were the same were very much the same.

It has surpassed the level of "plagiarism", it is simply copied.

Unless, these two worlds are originally one world.

Or maybe there is an inseparable relationship between them.

Or maybe there are other reasons.

Jon didn't bother to think about it, kept this matter in his heart, and waved his hand to shatter the mirror image of the world on his left.

Let the past world pass by, and he will never return to that world again.

He turned to face the present world.

The structure of this world is much more obscure than that of the other world. In the sketch, the gray parts that he can't see clearly cover up the whole picture, and what he can see clearly is only England.

Or rather, it was the clearest corner he could see.

He knew in his heart what was going on.

If the world he experienced was false, then the root of this world is a fantasy world conceived by Ms. Rowling in another world.

This is not unreasonable. A very good fantasy work has been loved by so many people. It is not uncommon for a new world to be derived.

It's just that the person who wrote the book set the world on the earth, but she didn't write about other places on the earth. Faced with this situation, what kind of miracle will happen?

Jon felt that he was on the right track, and also thought of what a miracle was.

Miracles are gods.

According to legend, there are supreme gods in the universe who can control the fate of a world, but when they created the world, they did not create it randomly, and there would be blueprints.

In past myths and legends, such a blueprint is often called the book of destiny or the book of history, and imprints are carved on such books so that a part of history can be modified.

That is to be able to temporarily use the authority of the God of Destiny.

It's a pity that this kind of story only exists in myths and legends. For Jon, it's just a illusory story now, which is of no great use.

Lockhart is right in saying that a person like him who has been born in a smooth sailing environment does not have the right to say that his life is bad, but this kind of life is actually not what Jon wants.

Sometimes, people have to do something only when they are forced to a certain extent.

Jon is an extremist among such people. If he is not forced to a certain point, he is unwilling to do anything and just wants to live in peace.

Unfortunately, this is a luxury.

Human beings envy God's supremacy, and God envies human beings forever.

People living in different worlds are generally like this.

"So I am like this too, helpless but have to do it."

Jon muttered to himself, and plucked a leaf from the top of his head.

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