Harry Potter’s Morning Light

  Chapter 1112 WingMakers

   "What is the point? No distinction!"

  After solving the dark arrow in the fifth maze, Severus sat resting on the stone bench in the "garden", and he said angrily while drinking water.

   "I agree." Voldemort said fanfare on the side, "If you want to share the benefits, it depends on whether you have the strength. It's not enough to come and say that you can share the cup."

  "The Auror and the International Wizarding Federation are coming!" Pomona roared.

   "You heard what I said." Voldemort said indifferently.

   "Look at me!" Severus showed the wound on his body that was scratched by an arrow. "I got it with all my hard work! You give it to someone!?"

   "We haven't opened the last door of the maze yet." Pomona said very depressed.

  "Can you tell us the puzzle about the last constellation now?" Severus asked

   Voldemort did not say.

   "Or you don't even know?" Severus narrowed his eyes in doubt.

"Lida and the swan." Voldemort said. "Two white goose eggs, one is her and the king’s husband’s children, Castor and Clytenestra, and the other gives birth to her and Zeus’ children. Polks and Helen."

   "We all know this, and then." Severus asked.

  "The last sign is Gemini?" Pomona asked.

   "What we should worry about is the next level." Voldemort said, "Do you think it is the easiest to have nothing in the sixth labyrinth?"

   "Obviously not." Pomona said hopelessly, "What kind of trick?"

   "Zeus controls lightning." Voldemort said, "The swan sculpture represents not a real swan, but a swan transformed by Zeus."

  Pomona looked at the black curtain in the sky.

  In the end, she did not escape the trick of fate and was about to be struck by lightning.

   "What can you do?" Severus asked.

  "Install a lightning rod." Voldemort said.

   "Will it be that simple?" Pomona asked.

   "What is the principle of a lightning rod?"

   "Does crystal conduct electricity?" Pomona asked Felix.

   Felix flushed, and Pomona gave up and continued to ask.

   "What's under this maze?" Severus asked.

   "Some women outside think they can ruin the maze." Voldemort said coldly.

   "The villains will all set up self-destructing devices." Pomona said.

  Severus and Voldemort looked at her together.

   "What are you doing?"

   "If she is really capable of ruining this maze." Severus said.

   "I won't give her anything." Voldemort still said forcefully, "Everything here is left to me by my ancestors."

  Pomona looked at Lyle Mayer. He looked like he was frightened and stupefied. His eyes were dull and dull, looking at a point in the void.

   "I heard that Xenofilius tried to restore Ravenclaw's crown." Voldemort said, "This may be why he came to this place."

   "Isn't it because he kidnapped Doggy?" Pomona asked.

  Voldemort sneered.

  Negotiating with the British, there is not much room for bargaining, but Pomona did not expect that there is no "room".

   is not willing to give in, obviously there is no more talk.

  And not surprisingly, they have to forge an enemy.

  Slytherin's negotiation style is like this. The transaction is conducted with equal strength. Albus will adopt a gentle approach, at least not to stand in a hostile position immediately in the future.

  "Do you want to panic to them?" Pomona asked.

   "I am not a person who does not speak credit." Voldemort said, "I will fulfill the promised conditions."

   "Aren't you not divided into anything?"

   "As long as they are willing to be loyal to me..."

"Don't think about it, Tom, you are blasphemous in their eyes." Pomona interrupted him unceremoniously. "They are not afraid of death at all. In their eyes, death means becoming another life. In part, the elements that make up their bodies will become elements that make up other lives. They don't pray for eternal life."

   "I told you, what do the people I'm meeting with think about, I want to ask you how to pass the next level." Voldemort said impatiently.

   "That swan sculpture is taller than us, isn't it?" Pomona asked.

  Voldemort nodded.

   "Maybe this is the key to opening the next door." Pomona said, "All the lightning must be directed to the swan sculpture, so that the entrance to the seventh floor of the labyrinth will open."

  "Don't you think there is something dangerous under the maze?" Voldemort asked.

   "I didn't sense it." Pomona looked at the ground below her feet, "but we are indeed in the earthquake zone."

   "Thunder is often accompanied by rain." Severus said, "If we put a thunder on the ground, the rain will send us a telegram."

   "Oh." Pomona suddenly realized.

   "We can fly." Voldemort said.

   "The height cannot be higher than the lightning rod." Severus said.

   "I have Zizi Bee Candy." Pomona said, "Eat it and you can fly."

   "I would rather drink flying potions than something so unreliable!" Severus said with a stiff face.

   "Why are you asking for trouble?"

   "We make a crown for that swan." Voldemort said, "I don't like Muggle lightning rods."

  Franklin invented the lightning rod after successfully conducting a kite experiment to catch lightning. When the lightning rod was first invented and promoted, the church regarded it as an ominous thing, saying that it was installed with something like Franklin. Not only could it not protect against lightning, but it would cause the wrath of God and be struck by lightning. But in Philadelphia and other places, some tall cathedrals that refused to install lightning rods were struck by lightning in a heavy thunderstorm. However, the buildings higher than the church have been installed with lightning rods, but they were unharmed in the thunderstorm.

  Since the lightning rod has shown its power in Philadelphia and other places, it immediately spread to all parts of North America and then to Europe.

After the introduction of   lightning rods to Britain, the British also widely used Franklin's pointed lightning rods. But after the outbreak of the American War of Independence, Franklin's pointed lightning rod seemed to the British to become a symbol of the upcoming United States. Out of his anger against the American Revolution, King George II of the United Kingdom ordered that all the pointed ends of the lightning rods on all British royal buildings be replaced with round heads to show that they are not at odds with the pointed lightning rods as a symbol of the United States.

  Lightning strikes were once regarded as a kind of punishment, but after humans know how to control electricity, they will no longer be in awe of the punishment, let alone doomsday judgment.

  Zeus obtained the title of King of the Gods by means of the prisoner father. He imprisoned Cronus and the defeated Titans in Tartarus in the underworld. In order to prevent them from escaping, Zeus ordered Poseidon to build bronze doors, windows and walls around the prison, and placed the giant with a hundred arms and three-headed dogs to guard.

  After Cronus overthrew Uranus, he rescued eleven brothers and sisters from Gaia, but the Cyclops and Hundred-armed Giants were still locked in Gaia's body. What Zeus did is tantamount to revenge for the Hundred-armed Giant.

   "I have a very bad premonition." Pomona murmured "Very bad premonition."

  She has seen the three-headed dog of hell, so she also believes that there are giants with a hundred arms in this world.

  The spacious labyrinth with only one swan sculpture is equivalent to the Colosseum.

   "The fifth feather." Severus said, "What you said is the best quill pen."

   "Yes." Pomona said with Voldemort.

   "What you said, quill pen and iron gall ink, should you guess silver now?" Severus said bitterly, "Franklin tied a silver key to the kite."

  "Franklin was in a different era than Mongnès Haig!" Pomona shouted.

  Voldemort did not join their argument. He was thinking about something alone, no one dared to disturb him.

   Suddenly, he was somewhat similar to the frightened Lyle Meyer, his eyes looked at a point in the void, and his eyes were dull and absent.

  　Dear of the robbery, why are you disturbed by the lightning rod?

  (End of this chapter)