The days of hanging out at Hogwarts

Snape's words kept echoing in Loren's ears, making him think about immortality.

There are many paths to eternal life in the magical world, but they are all imperfect.

The ghost of the Eagle Yard - Ms. Gray, formerly known as Helena Ravenclaw, is the daughter of Rowena Ravenclaw, one of the founding four. After she was killed by the Bloody Barrow, she turned into a ghost and has been living in Hogwarts for thousands of years.

Professor Binns of the History of Magic can give lectures and assign homework to answer students' questions, almost as well as he did in life.

A portrait with wisdom, a Sorting Hat that has been passed down for thousands of years. They have memories and can think, which is considered a kind of immortality.

Haierbo created the Horcrux, but the cause of his death was very vague, with only some speculations without evidence.

Voldemort explored the secrets of Horcruxes and made himself bloodthirsty and crazy.

Nico Flamel's elixir was merely life-sustaining, and his body became extremely fragile over time. Maybe in a few decades, a gust of wind could blow Nico into pieces.

It seems that there are roads that can lead to eternal life everywhere, and it seems that every road is preceded by a cliff.

Loren had a guess. In fact, the person closest to immortality was Principal Dumbledore.

The Dumbledore family has a phoenix that can be reborn.

Everyone who learns the Patronus Charm knows that the Patronus is not a magical animal, but Dumbledore's Patronus is a phoenix. Dumbledore is also very good at fire magic, and with the help of Fawkes, he can use space magic at Hogwarts.

So what about the ability of Nirvana?

Could it be that Dumbledore could also rise from the ashes, but in the end he chose to die? Even after death, Dumbledore was able to meet Harry in the trance, which was enough to demonstrate his extraordinary control over life.

"Flamel, can you make the elixir of life without the help of the magic stone?" Loren chose to turn to Flamel for help.

Flamel carefully sorted out his long memory: "In fact, there are many legends about immortality..."

Flamel talked about the golden apple in Nordic mythology, the flat peach in Eastern mythology, the Holy Grail of Jesus, and the legendary Fountain of Youth.

"Civilizations separated by oceans and mountains have very similar legends about immortality. Some legends obviously have the same prototype."

Loren thought along this line of thinking, "It's possible that they were the immortals in the past. When they traveled to these civilizations, they left behind legends."

"Before entering the age of navigation, only wizards could cross the barriers between oceans and mountains." Flamel guided Loren's thinking.

Loren clapped his hands and suddenly understood, "A long time ago, there was a wizard who achieved immortality, and then used his long life to explore the entire world!" His tone was very exciting and did not stop, "Just like Nico Same as sir!"

Loren had new doubts, "What about the former immortals? Where are they now?"

Flamel did not continue exploring with Loren. He flew into the air, "Who knows, maybe their immortality is also flawed, and they still did not escape the pursuit of death in the end."

"It's time for us to get started today."

As for tracing the truth behind the ancient legend, it is difficult to have a real answer. In the end Loren dismissed these conversations as after-school chat, and Snape's words were put aside for the time being.

…

Loren attends classes at Hogwarts during the day, takes language and dueling classes at Book of Magic in the evenings, goes to Snape's office on Fridays to help with potions, and learns about the preparation of various potions, and spends weekends in the library with Hermione Chew the tome together.

This kind of life routine is simple, time passes by unconsciously, and it soon comes to Halloween.

The elf has been preparing for the dinner since the morning. The corridor has been filled with the sweet scent of pumpkin. Smelling this smell, it is as if the sweet and thick flesh of the pumpkin is right next to the mouth, making people secrete saliva unconsciously. .

During the Charms class, the sweet smell of pumpkin in the classroom became even stronger.

In such an environment, only Hermione could concentrate on listening and take notes without any distractions.

"It smells so good!" Loren sighed from time to time.

Ron and Seamus swallowed their water and nodded in agreement.

Harry sat next to him, stretched his head over, and whispered: "Neville's Leif is missing again. Let's look around and see if it's under the desk."

This is a very common thing, and everyone skillfully lowers their head and looks for toads on the ground.

"Merlin's beard~" Ron opened his mouth wide and sighed, "I think I may have found it."

Everyone followed his line of sight and said in unison, "Oh!"

Lyford had already jumped onto the stool that Professor Flitwick was standing on, and was about to jump on the professor, as if he wanted to jump to the podium through the professor's body.

Neville couldn't bear to look any further. He lowered his head and almost buried his head in the table.

Lyford jumped twice and jumped onto Professor Flitwick's shoulders.

Professor Flitwick was standing on a stool and was talking about the Levitation Charm when a toad suddenly jumped out and stepped on his white beard.

The students below all laughed, except for Neville, who wanted to turn himself into a toad and jump out of the classroom.

Professor Flitwick was not angry. He straightened his nose and smiled, "It seems that I spoke so well that even the toad wanted to get close to me!"

The students made more happy sounds. Neville raised his head, covered his blushing face with his hands, and looked at Professor Flitwick through his fingers.

"Just for you to demonstrate!" Professor Flitwick said, turning to look at the toad on his shoulder, and pointed the wand at Leif, "[Wingardim Leviosa]"

The toad flew into the air and circled at a constant speed around the classroom.

"Cool!" There were exclamations from the audience.

Leif flew in front of each student, finally stopping in front of Neville and landing on his desk.

Neville looked at Professor Flitwick, who was smiling gently at Neville, "Watch your pet, and next time it runs around, let it fly a few more times."

Neville was so excited that he couldn't speak, and kept nodding.

Professor Flitwick ignored this episode and said, "Let's move on to the Levitation Spell, which was invented by the wizard Jareth Hobart in the 16th century..."

After the scene just now, the students became more eager to learn the levitating spell and became more focused. The influence of the pumpkin smell was thus weakened a lot.

Soon, Professor Flitwick showed his skill again. He used a levitating spell to send a handful of feathers into the air and distributed them to each group of two students.

According to location, Harry and Neville are in the same group, Loren and Hermione are in the same group, and Ron and Seamus are in the same group.

"Okay, don't forget that subtle wrist movement we have been training!" Professor Flitwick stood taller, and he added a pile of books to the stool, "One wave, one shake, remember one Give it a shake."

"It is also very important to recite the spell accurately. Wizard Barufio said a wrong letter. He said f instead of s. As a result, he found himself lying on the ground with a bison standing on his chest!" After some instructions, the professor allowed The students started trying.

Professor Flitwick kept a close eye on them in case a buffalo suddenly appeared in the classroom.