Finally, Madison concluded. "I've noticed that the directors of the Harry films seem to really like to give Hermione more screen time, making her seem like she knows everything and is the only one in the trio who can answer all the questions."
Basil: "Yes, yes, yes."
Madison nodded in satisfaction and continued, "The movie also removed some interesting Easter eggs."
"Gladys Gugion, a fanatic fan whom Lockhart himself mentioned, actually appeared in the fifth film as well. She continued to send Lockhart a letter every week even after his collapse."
"The novel also mentions another Vanishing Cabinet at Hogwarts, which was broken by Peeves."
"What? You mentioned Hogwarts seems to have one." Basil became interested.
He knew the value of the Vanishing Cabinet.
The items stuffed into Vanishing Cabinet don't actually disappear.
Instead, they went to another connected Vanishing Cabinet.
Some wizarding families use it as the sole entrance and exit to ensure the safety of their home.
The Granger family had considered it before.
However, considering its high cost and the fact that the Vanishing Cabinet used for export is not very sturdy and is easily damaged, this option was abandoned.
Faced with Basil's curiosity.
Madison replied, "Of course. It's all related to Nearly Headless Nick Deathday Party, which wasn't shown in the movie."
"Nick had Peeves smash the Vanishing Cabinet to help Harry out of a predicament."
Nick also took the opportunity to have Harry and his friends attend his death anniversary.
"And Draco spent almost a whole semester repairing this Vanishing Cabinet during his sixth year. Ultimately, it was through it that the Death Eater broke into Hogwarts."
"By the way, the other Vanishing Cabinet connected to it is in Knockturn Alley, in Borgin and Burkes, the black box where Harry once hid."
"In the sixth installment, The Half-Blood Prince, the Death Eater got their hands on it."
"I see." Basil stroked his chin, thinking that when he returned to Hogwarts, he would ask Riddle to look after Borgin and Burkes.
By the way, I'd like to tell the boss that Gregory's World Box is very useful.
"Then I'll continue." Madison coughed again. "I just said that the Deathday Party was cut, right?"
"The others were at Halloween Feast at the time."
"Harry stumbled upon the petrified Mrs. Norris after attending the Deathday Party."
"It's quite normal to bump into other professors and students who have also attended the Halloween Feast at this time."
"But in the movie, Harry was in solitary confinement for the entire time. Keep in mind that there was a curfew back then."
"As a result, the entire school was out for a night stroll at that moment and bumped into Harry and the petrified Mrs. Norris. It was truly outrageous."
"By the way, the A History of Magic has also been deleted."
"So Hermione asked about the Chamber of Chamber of Secrets legend in Transfiguration Class, not Professor Binns, but does that make sense?"
"Given Professor McGonagall's personality, how could she agree to discuss topics unrelated to the course?"
Basil, who had received special attention from Professor McGonagall, raised his hand and said, "I think it's possible."
Madison laughed and shook his head, thinking Basil was joking.
She continued, seemingly unconcerned, "After that, Hermione and the others became suspicious of Malfoy and decided to make Polyjuice Potion."
"In the movie, Hermione just randomly picked up a copy of 'Moste Potente Potions' from the bookshelf and found the recipe for Polyjuice Potion. The details about the raw materials were also mentioned only briefly."
"But in reality—"
Basil raised his hand. "Professor Montgomery, I know that. It's in the Restricted Section. I've seen the name of this book on the shelf in the Restricted Section."
Madison said irritably, "Sweetie, I'm not in the mood for teacher-student games right now. You know, my cheeks are aching because of you."
"The Moste Potente Potions is in the Restricted Section. It requires a teacher's autograph."
"So Harry and Hermione set their sights on Lockhart."
"It's a lot of fun here. Harry dedicated himself to accompanying Lockhart on his plays. Hermione also used sweet talk to get Lockhart's autograph."
"But the movie wasn't made; it was all omitted."
"I've always thought that Harry Potter would be better as a TV series."
Madison's resentment deepened.
"The raw materials for the Polyjuice Potion were stolen by Harry and his friends from Snape's office. This is also a foreshadowing."
"In the fourth book, Snape suspected Harry again after discovering that African Tree Snake Skin and Bicorn Horn had been stolen. In the end, it was discovered that it was actually Barty Crouch Jr. who was disguised as Moody."
"Next up is Quidditch Match."
"In the movie, they changed the rainy day to a sunny day, and cut out the details of the Weasley twins' care for Harry, the Gryffindor Quidditch Team's unity, and Wood's desire to win. I've never been interested in little sports involving brooms anyway."
"But the movie added more scenes for Hermione, and the final Bludger showed Hermione Bludger."
"But it was Dobby who stopped interfering with the Bludger after seeing Harry fall to the Dobby and the game was over."
"And here's the funniest part: Dobby in the novel feels extremely guilty about Harry being hospitalized, and he cries and sobs about it."
"The movie changed it again, Dobby is waving to Harry excitedly."
"You should know that in the novel, Harry really wanted to strangle Dobby after he learned the whole story. It was only when he saw Dobby's pitiful state that he gave up the Killing Intent."
"If it Dobby from the movie, he probably would have been strangled to death by Harry."
"Next, we'll prepare the medicine."
"In the novel, Hermione is very cautious. Even in the abandoned bathroom, she is still in a small cubicle, with a waterproof flame burning in the toilet, and she is cooking in a cauldron placed on the toilet seat."
"As it turns out, Hermione actually started working right there on the bathroom floor in the movie."
Basil: "Yes, that's too sloppy."
Madison nodded approvingly. "There's more to it. The school has Duelling Club, right? Actually, in actual training, students practice in teams first. That's how Hermione got the chance to pluck a hair mixed with cat fur from Millicent Pritchard. And that's how she ended up becoming a catgirl."
"But the movie skipped all of that and went straight to the showdown between Harry and Draco."
"Draco's magic that conjures black snakes was actually taught to Malfoy by the Wude Snape, who just wanted to see Harry, who looked just like James Potter, make a fool of himself."
"Of course, because of this snake, Harry revealed his Parseltongue."
Therefore, everyone believed that he was the successor of Slytherin.
"But in the novel, when Harry hears people talking bad about him, he deliberately appears behind them and startles them."
"But in the movie, it slipped away in frustration. It didn't show any of Harry's Gryffindor side at all."
"Next, Justin Finch-Fletchley, one of those who slandered him, was petrified."
"In the novel, it's actually Peeves's yelling here. All the Hufflepuff who were slandering him turned pale. It gives Harry the feeling that a major villain has been caught doing something bad."
"But it looks really cool. As for the movie, Filch did was bring in Professor McGonagall, which was pretty unremarkable."
"After that, it's pretty much the same as the novel. Some unimportant details and plot points were cut. For example, the Christmas presents Harry received, and how the Polyjuice Potion would change depending on the color and texture of his hair."
"But there are also some interesting details. In the Slytherin Common Room, Malfoy shows Harry and Ron, who look like Crabbe and Goyle, the daily routine of 'The Seer,' mocking Mr. Weasley, and also mentions for the first time that the Malfoy family's Chamber of Secrets is under the living room floor."
"That is, the place where Harry, Luna, Ollivander were imprisoned in the seventh book."
("This is also where Narcissa pledged her allegiance to me," Basil thought to himself.)
"Also, Harry has become too careless because of the movies."
"In the novel, on Valentine's Day, while trying to escape the pursuit of the Cupid dwarves summoned by Lockhart, he smashed the ink bottle and discovered that the Diary had absorbed the ink, thus uncovering the Diary's secret."
"In the movie, Harry simply wrote 'my name is Harry Potter' on it."
"You're really bold. You'd dare to touch any book."
"In particular, Ron just mentioned some dangerous books that were confiscated by the Ministry of Magic. He gave examples: one of them would burn your eyes out; anyone who has read 'The Wizard's Sonnets' will only be able to speak in five-line doggerel for the rest of their life; an old wizard in Bath has a book that you can never put down once you start reading! You'll bury your face in the book wherever you go, and you'll have to learn to do everything with one hand."
"It wasn't that Harry asked Riddle questions on his own initiative. Rather, Riddle used his superb rhetoric to seduce Harry, arousing Harry curiosity and leading Harry to willingly enter his memories, thus making him believe that Hagrid was the culprit."
"The changes made to the film greatly diminished the appeal of the young Voldemort."
"Later in the movie, the course selection content was removed. Hermione selected all the courses. This was originally foreshadowing for the Time-Turner in the third movie."
"In the novel, the Diary is stolen. Ginny had only made a mess of her bedroom."
"And in the movie, they were practically causing destruction; the pillows were slashed, making Ginny look like a crazy woman."
"What else?" Bagir gradually found pleasure in complaining.
"Anything else?" Madison's anger had been largely vented. But Basil insisted that she could only rack her brains.
"Later, the scene where Malfoy flatters Snape, saying he wants to promote Snape to headmaster, was deleted."
"After learning of Hermione's accident, the Hufflepuff apologized to Harry. They believed that even as the heir, Harry wouldn't harm Hermione. Clearly, Harry was innocent."
"There's also Ron's concern about the Forbidden Forest. In the novels, this is his first time going there. In the first book, it was Neville, not Ron, who went to the Forbidden Forest with Harry."
"The part about Aragog's claim that Hagrid found him a spider woman to be his wife, which is why he had so many children, has been removed."
"In the novel, Harry reacted quickly and used the Exorcist's Scepter to Expelliarmus Lockhart and throw it out the window."
"That's why Lockhart later used Ron's broken wand, which led to him being hit by his own Memory Charm."
"But in the movie, it turned into Harry and Ron pointing their wands at Lockhart, and Lockhart surrendered."
"It weakens Harry and makes him seem boring."
"In the novel, Harry stuffs his Diary into his sock, not the Harry Diary in the movie."
"Anything else?" Basil's eyes gleamed.
Madison: "."
"Please spare me, that's all, I can't think of anything else."
In the end, Basil let Madison go.
After recounting the location of the Horcrux from her, I let her go.
Because there's plenty of time ahead.
Furthermore, he also needs to check what talent he has awakened.
Under the influx of strange emotional forces that are everywhere.
"Hmm? No change?" Basil frowned.
But then he noticed a magnifying glass icon next to the [Dragon Blood of Red Dragon] talent.
After clicking, a line of text appeared before his eyes.
[Note: This talent is subject to change due to the influence of emotional power, unknown exotic divine magic, and Source of Negative Emotions.]
While in the Dragon Blood Ignition state, your skin can resist spells that deal up to 5 points of damage, your health increases by 30, you are immune to fire and alien magic damage up to 100 points, and fire and alien magic damage is reduced by 50%.
[Consumes an additional 300 points of extraordinary energy to transform into the [Dragon of Good and Evil] form]
[The Dragon of Good and Evil: Transforms into a 66.6-foot-long red dragon with a horned crown on its head]
[Fire Damage: 300]
[Health Points: 500]
[Note: This can stack with the health bonus from the Echoing [Fenrir Wolf]]
[Movement Speed: Fast]
[Scales of Evil (Full Body): Ignores damage below 100 points and can absorb surrounding fear to automatically repair itself]
[Note: This scale armor is also a conceptual construct, so parts without scales, such as the eyes, also possess the same level of defense.]
[Crown of Goodness (Dragon Horn): Grants self and allies a damage bonus of 100 and 50 respectively]
[Note: Shaped by the sacred and otherworldly magical power gathered by the benevolent kings of the fairy tale world]
Clearly, the alien magic refers to the emotional power of this world—the magic spoken of by the Fairy Tale Mage.
Compared to the Harry world, it's more like a blue bar.
An outpouring of emotion amplifies this magic.
Sophie, for example, already has an emotional strength level of 23.
This is unimaginable in the Harry world.
This magic, the power of good from Excalibur, and the core of the Shadow of Obsidian, the Source of Negative Emotions, interacted.
This caused a change, as the "Dragon Blood of Red Dragon" became Basil's talent as Fairy Tale Mage.
When the light is on, the skin's resistance to spells and fire, as well as its health, are greatly increased compared to before.
Not to mention, it has also adaptively developed resistance to the emotional forces of this world—forces that the system calls alien magic.
Finally, the "Dragon of Good and Evil" form was born.
This is probably the embodiment of the Fairy Tale Kingdom that Raphael spent hundreds of years creating.
The only difference is that the red dragon that Raphael transformed into probably doesn't have the "Crown of Goodness".
According to the system's annotations, it should be based on Basil's original concept of King Arthur, and was born by incorporating the benevolent magic brought by Excalibur.
Unfortunately, it only has 300 units of extraordinary energy.
Basil currently only has 19 points of magic power at most, even after accounting for the [Grimoire] bonus.
Including the 10 'magic' points from the [Wand Appearance].
That's 29.
Of the remaining 271, Basil would live for ages before he possessed such magic.
However, after the [Piercing Ceremony], Basil will become Fairy Tale Mage and possess the magic of this world—emotional power.
If the negative emotions in the "Source of Negative Emotions" can truly be transformed into the magic of this world, coupled with Basil's "Inspiration" talent, it's not impossible to combine these 271 elements.