Journey to the Wizarding World of Hogwarts

"Robert! What are you talking about? Come and help!" Murakami Takashi's dissatisfied voice came. At this time, he and Yuko were using the floating spell to open up the charred ruins of the hall bit by bit.

Although there is little hope, the gentle Yuko still feels that she should be rescued.

Maybe we can find Jason who was swallowed up by the rubble?

Murakami Takashi naturally had no objections. In fact, he wanted to ask Jason some things, such as what backhand he and Voldemort had left behind in Neon. At this time, his girlfriend had the same purpose as him, so he naturally worked hard. Start working.

However, halfway through the work, he realized that he and Yuko were busy here, with their faces covered in gray and gray, and the other two guys were actually whispering?

This is too much!

Murakami Takashi gritted his teeth with hatred.

Hey, hey, we are at the scene of rescuing people. It’s okay if you don’t help, but you are still spreading dog food?

Do you have any professionalism anymore, you bastard!

He completely forgot that he and Yuko were also spreading dog food before.

Robert, who was named, was not embarrassed at all and said confidently, "We are discussing a problem! Come over here!"

Hermione, who was not named, immediately blushed and trotted to Yuko's side to help.

Seeing this, Murakami no longer had the interest to continue digging here. He dragged Robert away and asked in a low voice, "Can your divination find such a buried person?"

Robert nodded, "Don't say it's just buried under a pile of stones, it can be found even in a tomb buried underground."

Murakami had a strange expression, "Huh?"

Robert gave a thumbs up, "Look for the dragon's acupoint and divide the gold into the fixed acupoint. It's passed down from our ancestors!"

Looking at Robert's big white teeth, Murakami trembled, "Have you read too many tomb-robbing novels recently?"

Although when it comes to tomb robbing novels, "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" and "Tomb Raider Notes" will come to mind, but if you insist on having something to do with this thing, there are still quite a lot of works.

After all, it is an old craft. Of course, please remember——

Digging a grave is fun for a while, but the detention center afterwards!

Good kids, don’t imitate!

Speaking of which, works related to zombies can actually be regarded as tomb robbing. Isn’t the reason why you dug up zombies to rob the tomb owner’s treasure?

Of course, the tomb-robbing novels Murakami mentioned at this time were naturally not "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" and "Tomb-Robbing Notes". These two books had not yet been written.

He was talking about the novels and novels published in paranormal magazines.

Because he and others felt a bit of mental pressure from catching ghosts every day, he wanted to see how Muggles viewed the issue of supernatural ghosts, and then...

He was frightened.

All I can say is that writing is worthy of being a treasure of human civilization. Reading this kind of novel is fine except for the tendency to get dark circles under the eyes.

"Hey, look what you said, we just came out of the underground palace not long ago." Robert bared his teeth, "I did divination in the underground palace! I tested it myself and it is absolutely effective!"

Murakami said he shouldn't ask this.

"It's better not to mention the underground palace anymore..." Takashi Murakami felt heartbroken when he thought that his and Yuko's journey to the underground palace was a history of blood and tears, with no romance at all.

I always feel like I missed a great opportunity.

"Well, let's find the person first." Robert took out his small stones and watched them slowly come to a place and float, "It's right here, dig!"

As he spoke, he began to scatter various seeds around.

Murakami watched him scattering the seeds with a confused look on his face, and subconsciously asked, "Are you going to make baked beans again?"

Robert's body froze, yes, this place had been burned by fire before, would these seeds be roasted?

Fortunately, the two people's worries were unnecessary. The flame summoned by Jason was very magical. After being completely controlled by the repelling spell, the temperature of the burned area gradually dropped.

The germination of the seeds was not affected. As the incantation was uttered, vines as thick as a thumb emerged from the ground and completely pushed open the ruins of the hall, which looked like a mountain of rubbish.

"Want to go down and take a look?" Robert suggested. "The plants told me that there are no living people down there."

Saying this, he himself was a little confused. Is Jason dead? No, this guy seems to be a very good escaper. I have encountered him many times before. No matter what accident happened, he can successfully escape under the eyes of everyone. Until now, he has not been taken back to the Ministry of Magic's low prison. .

How could he die here?

With this thought in mind, he jumped into the big hole dug out by the plants.

Murakami thought for a while and jumped in.

The digging efficiency of the plants was even greater than that of the wizards. The ruins were already supported by plants, and the wider space made it easier for the two of them to walk.

As the tip of the wand gradually lit up, the little wizards gradually saw their surroundings clearly. The entire hall was burned black. Jason was indeed missing. A tattered table appeared in the middle of the hall. There should have been something there, but now there is only some black and gray left.

"This should be where the sculpture that the Snow Maiden mentioned is located, right?" Robert speculated, "Other places seem to be...mats."

The black round ashes left on the ground must be where the priests knelt before.

"There is nothing useful anymore." Murakami said with some disappointment, "That Jason was also burned to death."

Robert shook his head, "He must have apparated away."

Murakami was confused, "Isn't it right? How could he survive such a big fire?"

"He set the fire himself." Robert explained, "You have to know that although he was seriously injured by the flames he summoned and was even disfigured, we all know that he is not actually afraid of his own flames. It should be said that , he will not be burned to death by his own flames."

Murakami Takashi nodded, "Although I have heard you mention this all the time, I still can't believe it. There are people who are not afraid of fire..."

As he said that, he paused and asked, "Then is he afraid of the fire of the Severe Fire Curse?"

Robert shook his head, "He shouldn't be able to resist the Fire Curse."

Murakami looked relieved, "Then I can rest assured, I will use the Fire Curse to deal with him next time!"

Robert wanted to ask why you must use fire magic, but after thinking about it, he still didn't ask.

He himself often uses fire-related magic. Isn't it normal for others to use it? After all, to a certain extent, flame is actually the most convenient and effective means of attack, and it is much more lethal than repelling spells and the like.