HP Approaches the Magical World

In fact, this experience is quite special.

Looking at the "portrait" with densely written formulas in his hand, Jon felt that this was very strange.

However, it's finally here.

Before leaving, he might be able to use the resources of Hogwarts to configure some of these potions, and Snape might be able to help.

"I've already given you what you asked for, don't forget about helping Sirius leave Azkaban."

"Don't worry, I promise to help you with this matter."

Jon stuffed the portrait into the ring and didn't look at it carefully. He believed in Phineas' character very much, and he also believed in his concern for the only blood of his family.

and.

Jon himself has confidence.

The things and research he is doing now are mostly related to the resurrection of people, and if it is useful, at least Sirius is not dead when he comes back, if it is not useful...

At that time, everyone else is dead, who cares about this?

Coming out of the principal's office with the formula, Jon planned to take a stroll first, and then went to find Mr. Snape and Filch.

The environment in the Scottish Highlands in winter is actually not good. The biggest disadvantage brought by the snowstorm is that the thick clouds can hardly disperse. When Jon looked up, he could only see the thick and inseparable clouds in the sky, and he could not see the clouds hidden in the sky. What does the sky look like behind.

And in the sky here, there is no way to see Sirius during the day.

Turning down from the eighth floor, Jon turned to Snape's office.

Snape happened to have no class at this time, but he had other guests.

When Jon pushed the door in, he happened to see Lockhart and Snape standing together with red faces, as if some fierce dispute had just occurred.

"You two fighting?"

Ignoring the awkward atmosphere in the house, Jon pushed the door in and looked at the two.

"Didn't I hear that the dueling club was co-hosted by the two of you? Could it be that the two of you had a dispute because of some content in the club?"

"Obviously you're thinking too much."

Snape turned around and straightened his collar: "It's really unusual for you to come to the castle. What's the matter?"

"Master of Potions, please show me something." Jon took out the formula he had just obtained from Phineas and handed it to Snape's desk: "Please help me identify this formula." The ancient potions on the list are translated into the names they circulate in the current magic society, thank you."

"It's not difficult."

Snape glanced at the list and nodded: "Leave it to me, when will it be used?"

"Well, if it's convenient, of course as soon as possible, I still want to prepare these potions as soon as possible."

"Do you need my help?"

Jon shook his head, Snape's words were not sincere, he could tell, and the configuration of this kind of potion had to be done by himself, after all, if the potion was not enough by then, he had to get local materials , if you are not familiar with medicinal properties,

It is difficult to do this.

"If you're done, write me a note. I'll pick it up myself or have the elf deliver it to me. Good luck to you two."

He glanced at Lockhart, and closed the door behind him on his way out.

Otherwise, it would not be a good thing if someone saw Lockhart arguing with Snape in the office.

Filch's office was separated from Snape's office by only two corridors and one staircase. In the early morning, Filch hadn't been dispatched yet. His work was usually from noon to night, and after midnight he was Resting in the office, when the students had their first class in the morning, it was his most leisure time.

Jon's arrival surprised him.

"Are you back to school for class? Why did you come to the castle suddenly?"

Almost everyone who saw him would ask such a question, which made Jon very embarrassed.

"I'm still a student at school after all, isn't it normal to come to the castle?"

Filch didn't speak, but Jon could tell from his expression that the answer in his mind was no.

"Okay, let's get down to business, time is running out, I guess when they finish class, are you going to go out to inspect?"

Filch nodded.

In fact, he could guess what Jon's purpose was, because Peeves had told him a long time ago—not so long, anyway, that Jon would be responsible for his becoming a wizard.

"Tell me, I'd love to hear what you want to do."

There was no excitement in Filch's voice. Obviously, he didn't think that Jon and the others had much power to make him a wizard. He begged Dumbledore many times for this matter, and Dumbledore said he was powerless. .

Jon actually knew about the secret between them.

He is the person who can best understand why Dumbledore doesn't help. After all, there are so many people in this world who want to become wizards, and there are many ways to become wizards. It doesn't make sense for American black wizards to use such cruel methods to create wizards. Dumbledore can't do it, it's just that the process is difficult, but this is something that needs to be endured by oneself, and it has nothing to do with Dumbledore.

The reason why Dumbledore refused to help these people was simply because this matter could not be the first of its kind.

He can help one person, but how can he help a group of people?

Dumbledore, in fact, is sometimes a selfish existence.

He is different from Grindelwald. Grindelwald had such lofty ideas and wanted to change the wizarding world, but his starting point was to make wizards an existence above other life levels, while Dumbledore believed that all beings are equal , no matter what kind of life it is, they should accept their fate, so he upholds a style of not caring about anything, not intervening in anything, until the current situation is created.

Of course, Dumbledore can't be blamed for this kind of thing. Everyone has their own way of adapting to the world. Jon understands Dumbledore's way of life, but he doesn't agree.

His value orientation is more inclined to Grindelwald, but he hopes that more people in this world can enjoy the services of magic, instead of using the power brought by magic to harm the interests of others.

Generally speaking, the positions of the three of them are different. Dumbledore is conservative. He hopes to protect the interests of existing wizards while protecting the lives of Muggles. Grindelwald is radical. He hopes to protect the interests of wizards. Broadened further, but he is also willing to protect the safety of life other than wizards.

And Jon, he thought a lot more.

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