Journey to the Wizarding World of Hogwarts

"Miss Yako," Takashi Murakami reminded in a low voice, "If you tell the wizard directly about this matter, if the wizard needs to deal with you, a priest, wouldn't you be helping your enemy deal with yourself?"

Miss Yazi had obviously not thought about this before, so she could only blink her eyes in confusion, "It doesn't matter, it's common sense, it doesn't hurt to tell you."

With a lot of complaints, the little wizards stood there blankly, trying to calm down their mood.

This is really thrilling.

Suddenly they were locked in the car by the seemingly harmless driver, and even burned and smoked. If they were not wizards, they might have died!

"Is this the priest?" Hermione patted her chest and said with lingering fear, "It's too dangerous!"

Murakami Takashi twitched his lips, "If you think about it, you know, these guys are people who are willing to worship even people like Voldemort as their masters for their own ideals!"

The little wizards were speechless. They were still stunned by what had almost happened just now.

"Speaking of which, why did this car bring the artifact back to the shrine?" Yaozi asked his question again, "This is unreasonable."

Murakami said angrily, "What's unreasonable about this? The things belong to them and they can put them wherever they want."

Yazi pointed in the direction of Yuli Village, "When I came out, I heard the radio saying that they were going to rescue the snow disaster! What will happen to the snow disaster if the Yata Mirror is taken away?"

"Isn't there a snow girl?" Murakami Takashi waved his hand impatiently, "As long as we control the snow girls and let them take back the cold air, the snow will slowly dissipate."

Yuko looked into the distance with some worry, "Although this is very likely to be successful, how many snow girls will it take and how long will it take to do such a thing?"

Murakami hesitated, "A week or two?"

Yuko's expression became even more worried, "Doesn't that mean that the people inside will lose contact with the outside world for a week or two?"

"You will starve to death..." Yazi Na Na said to herself, "In such a big city, if there is no way to supply supplies normally."

The little wizards looked at each other.

"There should be... airdrops, right?" Robert asked uncertainly, "Will they let the people in Naruto City go without food?"

"Where's heating?" Yaozi asked again.

"There is charcoal!" Robert said matter-of-factly.

Yaozi asked quietly, "Do you know how much coal you need to consume in a day if you want to use it normally?"

The little wizards looked at each other.

They really don't know this. After all, they are all wizards. They have already learned the magic spell to keep warm, so there is no need to burn coal.

"That's a very considerable amount of consumption." Yaozi sighed, "It's impossible to survive a week."

"There should be no problem." Robert retorted, "Because the snow has stopped, don't you think people in the city won't use the resources in the city to save themselves?"

Yaozi looked at him with a strange expression, saving himself?

"For example, canned food manufacturers can sell canned goods locally without spending a lot of transportation fees, and can also allow everyone to eat cheap food," Robert explained.

Yaozi shook her head. She would rather believe that those people would dump the raw materials for canning into the sewer!

"The important thing now is not those people, but us..." Murakami reminded weakly, "Don't forget, we are standing in the middle of the road... Can we walk back without a car?"

Hermione was silent for a moment, "After we got in the car, we drove for less than twenty minutes."

"What?" Murakami looked at her doubtfully, not quite understanding what she meant.

Hermione explained, "To put it simply, we are not far from the village and can definitely walk back."

The little wizards agreed with her point of view.

"You can also Disapparate." Robert reminded, "If you feel tired after walking back, you can directly Disapparate."

"Please don't, that magic is too scary!" Yaozi shuddered, "I think my stomach is still uncomfortable."

Another one who was apparating.

"Do you wizards usually use this method to move?" Yaozi complained, "Doesn't anyone think that method is like putting a person in a super-small test tube and shaking it constantly, and then breathing again? Does it feel like pouring out?”

The little wizards laughed dryly.

"Usually a fireplace is used." Professor Lockhart seemed not to notice the embarrassment on their faces and explained directly, "But the prerequisite for a fireplace is that you need a house, or in other words, a house that can accommodate a fireplace mouth of more than two meters. If the exit is too small, people will not be able to stand in. Of course, it is best not to use a fireplace exit as it can be ventilated from all sides, which is simple and convenient."

Yaozi nodded in understanding.

"Families without a fireplace, or if they are in a hurry, will use Apparition." Professor Lockhart continued to explain, not realizing that his students had reopened the wooden box that Robert had rescued.

"...In short, this spell is very useful and difficult to learn." Professor Lockhart explained, "Unless you are approved by the Ministry of Magic, but it is very practical."

Yaozi was very excited and said, "Coach, I want to learn this!"

It's a pity that Professor Lockhart knows his own family affairs, so how can he teach others to learn this spell.

"Well, if you want to learn the technique of Apparition, you need to fill out a form and indicate that if you make any mistakes during training, no one will cause trouble to the Ministry of Magic." Professor Lockhart continued to decline.

"I learn things very quickly!" Yaozi said energetically, which was extremely impressive, "Just teach me!"

Professor Lockhart focused his attention on Robert and Yuko. For a moment, he had a bold idea. How about...

"You can learn from them." Without any dissatisfaction, Yaozi shouted happily, "Really?"

Professor Lockhart nodded affirmatively, "Of course!"

Robert interrupted the conversation between the two and asked a seemingly simple question, "Miss Yazi, have you left an application at the Ministry of Magic?"

"Application?" Miss Yazi tilted her head, "What application?"

"Use Apparition." Robert explained, "The path of Apparition is all in the hands of the Ministry of Magic. If they determine that you pass, you can directly receive your own Apparition permit, but if your application does not If you pass it, or if the Apparition fails accidentally, there is no way to get the permission. In short, this magic is not easy to learn."

As he spoke, he also gave an example: Someone lost all his fingers in class. If Professor Sprout's herbal medicine hadn't worked, this guy and their accomplices might have been planning the next one. There are club activities.