During Harry Potter's first year at school, the teachers had set up an obstacle course for him. It was indeed a little dangerous for an eleven-year-old, but still within controllable limits. Then the Chamber of Secrets incident in the second year spiraled somewhat out of control. Then came the third, fourth, and fifth years, and things became increasingly uncontrollable. By the sixth year, Death Eaters had even entered the magic school through a Vanishing Cabinet.
Few people knew—Rita Skeeter included—that Hogwarts had a Mirror of Erised, one that reflected the deepest desire in the heart of whoever looked into it.
Yet how had the Sorcerer's Stone that appeared in the mirror ended up in Harry's pocket?
There was an Inverted Pyramid in front of the Louvre Pyramid, facing the opposite direction from the Louvre Pyramid. After escaping the Jeu de Paume National Gallery, they had somehow run all the way to the Louvre Museum's Inverted Pyramid. Now, the sight of that beautiful Louvre Museum filled Alessandro with such terror that he stopped as if he had been bitten by a snake. When he stopped, Haji stopped too. Mrs Norris seized the chance to leap to the ground, then darted up a nearby tree.
"Th-thank you for saving my life," Alessandro said, panting heavily.
"Don't mention it." Felix rubbed his ribs. Though Haji had carried him and he had not needed to run himself, being carried like a sandbag had still "injured" him.
"What did you run into?" Haji asked.
"A terrifying beauty," Alessandro told Haji. He briefly recounted the "story" Hathor had told him, then asked, "Do you believe her?"
Haji thought for a moment before saying, "Outsiders are better off not getting involved in judging such matters. No matter which side you help, once the two of them make