Harry Potter Morning Light.

Chapter 3496: Terrifying Sound (IV)

There is a magical moth that has two forms like the dead leaf butterfly. When it is closed during the day, it looks no different from a leaf. However, at night, it emits an orange light and makes a sound like laughter when it flaps its wings.

It is not phototropic like ordinary moths. In other words, when humans used fire for lighting a long time ago, it flew around the fire like ordinary moths. After wizards invented fluorescent flashes, this moth would not fly around the light emitted by the wand, and people discovered that it is thermotropic.

It is said that this kind of moth is very difficult to buy. Another thing is the moon frog, which is almost extinct because it is regarded as a symbol of love. Jig asked Snape to find a way to get these two things.

Pomona felt that this was Giger's deliberate "testing" of him.

Anyway, she came to London this weekend before Halloween and visited the wizarding library near Covent Garden.

Before the Ministry of Magic was established, it was the seat of the Wizarding Parliament. Around the 6th and 7th centuries AD, there were three Saxon kingdoms with the Thames as the border. After the Romans withdrew, although the Roman streets were preserved, the principles of London's operation were no longer the same as before.

The earliest Wizarding Parliament was made entirely of wood. It was once a trading center, with goods loaded and unloaded on the riverbank and retailed in the Jubilee Market. Well-dressed merchants negotiated business and signed contracts in the trading center. Later, the wooden trading center became a stone structure, and merchants left Covent Garden and went to places like Lombard Street and the City of Finance.

There is a word "lond" in Celtic, which means wilderness. London was once a city covered by forests. Later, wizards who held parliaments in the forests and Stonehenge moved into the trading center that was abandoned by Muggles.

It is actually very large. For a period of time, it served as a warehouse. The Wizarding Council did not need so much space, so they allocated a part of it to be used as a public space.

Later, the Wizarding Parliament was replaced by the Ministry of Magic, and this place became a library, containing all the publications and non-publications of the wizarding world.

When a wizarding family has no heir, or falls into decline for other reasons, their library and family tree information will be stored in the wizarding library for everyone to borrow.

Outside the wizard library there is a theater, gallery, and stock exchange. The last time Warbeck invited the Banshee Choir to perform together was in the theater.

She thought Dumbledore was really crazy, and so was she. It was finally the weekend, couldn't she have a good rest? Why did she come to this place?
"Okay, these are all the magazines from the 20s." The librarian placed all the magazines in front of Pomona, enough for a mountain.

She swallowed subconsciously, then said, "I only want something related to Transfiguration."

"I'm afraid I can't help you." The administrator dragged his thick glasses and said, "There was no classification when it was collected."

"How come there is no classification!" she couldn't help but yell.

"Would you like to see some newspapers and magazines about Grindelwald?" The administrator pointed to the end of the hall. "There are some over there. There are three times more than this pile."

Pomona looked anxiously at the pile of books in the dark, then used a levitation spell to float up all the magazines from the 20s, found a seat in the reading area and started reading.

"Damn snot." She cursed someone in her heart.

But she gave up after searching for an entire afternoon.

This is the time to take advantage of the fact that there is strength in numbers, so she "borrowed" all the old magazines while the administrator was not paying attention, and then asked the students to help her find them.

"Do you know what that brat said?" Elena, who was going to participate in the potion competition, acted out her words to Pomona in a vivid manner while searching for him. "'You can take my jet plane over there.' He even asked me if I knew what a jet plane was!"

"Don't tear the magazine," Pomona reminded her. "I have to return it."

"Oh, I'm so angry, I'd rather go by boat!" said Elena angrily.

"Do you think wizards today understand what a jet plane is?" said Snape, throwing a mail-order catalogue into the fire.

"Of course I know she knows what a jet is. She's a mudblood, right?" The adult Draco Malfoy was half lying on the sofa in the manor, playing with a Rubik's Cube in his hand. "If she's as ignorant as the others and doesn't know what it is, then it's meaningless."

Georgiana slammed the book shut.

She was reading a book in the early morning sunshine, enjoying the breeze from Lake Como, with orange juice and breakfast beside her.

But all of this was ruined by the memory that just came to my mind.

That year the Frogs and the Banshees did a good job together, but after they finished singing many people burst into laughter for no apparent reason and couldn't stop.

After inspection, it was found that someone had added laughing potion to the pumpkin juice that the students drank. It can also be used to expel the banshee's deadly screams. Apparently someone had thought of this "prepared for a rainy day".

The laughing potion, which has the side effects of extreme depression or hysterical mania, was the creation of the eccentric Zygmunt Budge and was considered ineffective from the time it was invented.

It's just a belly laugh, how hard can it be? Moreover, mixing it requires a delicate sense of control and balance. It is already difficult to brew it correctly. Sometimes the side effects are not just mania and depression. Someone once died of laughter because he added too much aril.

Giger's Defense Against the Dark Arts has been questioned a lot in the wizarding world. Opponents feel that there are too many fallacies in the book, both in terms of operation and concept.

The matter was eventually left unresolved, but Snape was depressed for a long time. He felt that Bill had wasted his talent by going to Gringotts to be a curse breaker, and not only did he not stay in England, but went to Egypt.

Where there is light, there will be darkness. Where there is a "Book of the Dead", there will be a corresponding "Book of the Sun". Every morning, the priests of the god Amun would sing hymns, hoping that the sun would return from the underworld and bring light to the earth again.

Ancient Egyptian language was hieroglyphics, which could easily form a common concept, or a "representation".

Some of the murals on the tomb walls show people being judged by Osiris, while others show people being blessed by the goddess Nephthys. Although she is the wife of Set, she is also the patron saint of the dead.

The inscriptions on the obelisks often commemorate a historical event, such as a pharaoh's victory in a battle. The Rosetta Stone records the accession decree of Ptolemy V.

How would the citizens of Gotham City feel when they see the police light up the bat lights and a huge bat symbol appear in the sky?

Do you feel that the savior has arrived, or do you feel that the Joker is going to win again and Gotham City is about to fall into chaos and fire?

She spread out her hands, a flame formed in her palm, and then disappeared in an instant.

Bazzi's original version of the fox-killing agent was too powerful, and the fire burned down the island where he lived.

After the students were allowed to use the fox killer, they became more and more annoyed and wanted to kill them all as soon as possible to restore normal order. However...

When the fire started in the Grand Gallery, the portraits panicked. The fire was not very big, but it posed a threat to the fragile canvases. The stairs also spiraled and screams were heard everywhere.

Pomona used a bridge spell to allow the students on the lower level to slide down, but a cluster of fire came out from somewhere and headed towards her.

She was about to use the protective shield, but a dark shadow blocked her way. Then she saw his dark eyes looking at her, and she felt a strong tension, as if a raging flame was burning in his eyes.

Although it is a cliché plot, it is very effective.

Unfortunately, all this was just her fantasy, because when the foxes hatched in large numbers, the old bat was already in Scandinavia.

There were only the "old, weak, women and children" in the school, and the senior students organized themselves to protect the younger ones.

And the three "warriors" who were wearing full Quidditch protective gear, rode their broomsticks like they were wearing armor, rushed into the group of vixens and caught the "Queen".

They were still bitten, but luckily Jiger was there and prepared an antidote for them.

Strength can bring happiness, but the happiness that the person who says this thinks of is different from that of the people present at the time.

Salazar Slytherin finally left Hogwarts, he used dark wizards' methods to deal with dark wizards. The Aurors used the Unforgivable Curse, because it was legally authorized, it can be forgiven?

When the orcs were about to attack Rohan, the king's niece cut her hair short, took off her women's clothes, and took up a sword.

She had already made up her mind, or rather, the women of Rohan had already made up their minds.

A witch is not a princess and needs to wait to be woken up by a kiss from a passing Muggle or wizard prince.

In the legend of the five-legged monster, since no one on the island can use a magic wand, the people who are turned into monsters will always look that way.

The person who is cursed by the human body transformation spell cannot break the spell and change back to human form like an Animagus.

It is the frog who needs a kiss to turn back into a prince.

Who would kiss a toad for no reason?

At this moment she saw the Marquis de Lorbonne coming towards her, so she threw aside the not-so-interesting book, expecting him to tell her an interesting story.

(End of this chapter)