"Professor, is that the stone?"
Sean seems to be asking, but also seems to have confirmed.
This information comes from the last explanation of Professor Terra - students who are admitted to Wagadu will receive news from the then principal through Dream Messenger.
And Dream Messenger will leave a token of Wagadu to the little wizards when they sleep - usually a stone with an inscription.
"Genius intuition--"
Professor Terra is extremely pleased,
"Sacred Stone, also known as Void Talisman, is said to be the mythical blank slate Runic script, which contains the most profound wisdom and the essence of self-mystery.
But I prefer it to be a powerful alchemical creation, just like Deathly Hallows of <Tales of Beedle the Bard>.
Its effect is not as powerful as the legend, but it is enough to allow wizards to set foot in that unique field. This is why Wagadu wizard is good at self-Transfiguration.
Originally, all Sacred Stone were not allowed to leave Wagadu, but there were always exceptions.
Please wait patiently for the next opening... my dear disciple."
Professor Terra looked into the distance, between the clouds, a Paper airplane was flying precariously.
Professor Terra mentioned the legend of Deathly Hallows, which prompted Sean to come to Library. He remembered that <Tales of Beedle the Bard> was on a special bookshelf.
Compared to the usual days when most of the seats were filled with people, Library was empty during the summer vacation. Magic Lantern illuminated Sean's eyes, and he saw many books:
<The Adventures of Crazy Muggle Martin Miggs>: This comic book tells the adventure story of "Crazy" Muggle Martin Miggs. Ron is a loyal reader of this comic book. On his seat Hope Cottage, there is a large stack of his comic books;
On the same bookshelf as this book, Sean also saw <Magic Storybook>, <The Voyage of the Christmas Owl>, etc., all of which had thick red book covers and golden book titles.
Soon, Sean found <Tales of Beedle the Bard> - its blue cover was very eye-catching.
"<Tales of Beedle the Bard>? Oh, I forgot that you are still such a young child."
Madam Pince appeared at some point. She held a feather duster and said with a smile,
"This reminds me of that terrible drama... a drama that prompted more than one parent to demand that this book be removed from Hogwarts Library..."
Sean originally wanted to read the legend of Deathly Hallows in detail, but now Madam Pince's words gave him new curiosity.
"I can tell..."
"Of course - I remember it was Teacher Herbology or Professor Herbert Herbert Beery at that time.
He is a very enthusiastic theater lover, and he proposed to adapt one of the stories that is very popular among children-the Fountain of Fair Fortune into a performance of Christmas for teachers and students to enjoy.
However, in the end, some human factors ruined the entire performance. As the director, Professor Herbert Beery was not aware of the emotional entanglements happening under his nose, which made the stage very dangerous.
A love triangle occurred between the actor who played the heroine "Amata" and the supporting actress "Asha", and the actor who played the male lead "Sir Unlucky". Just before the show started, the male lead had a different relationship.
The performance was completely out of control at the beginning. "Amata" and "Asha" fought against each other, and the duel was inextricable. Professor Herbert Beery was also involved in their battle.
The battle became more and more fierce, and the Ash Snake used for performance even caused a fire, and the hospital was overcrowded. After several months, the pungent smell of burnt wood in the Great Hall gradually dissipated.
Principal Armando·Dippet stipulated that pantomime performances will be completely banned from now on, and this tradition Hogwarts continues to this day."
Madam Pince recalled it with interest, then took out a book from the bookshelf and handed it to Sean,
"Relax a bit during the holidays. <Tales of Beedle the Bard> is very good, but you can also read this book <Dream Story>."
Sean took the book. He didn't expect that Hogwarts had so many wonderful stories.
He felt that although the wizards did not see the drama, perhaps the farce they saw was even more exciting than the drama.
After Madam Pince left, he began to read the story of Deathly Hallows silently. By chance, he opened the book "Dream Story", and the appearance of one word made him unable to take his eyes away:
--Soul Artifact.
So Sean decisively put down <Tales of Beedle the Bard> and started reading <Dream Story>.
It tells the story of a wizard who travels through a "World Behind the Veil" with the help of Soul Artifact.
He initially Transfiguration transformed into various animals there and experienced various wonderful adventures; after a while, he discovered that stargazing there could predict the future; in the end, he even saw other dead wizards, and could "pull out for a while" wizards who "were lingering, not wanting to become ghosts, and not wanting to leave."
It's amazing...
When I closed this book, the sky outside the window had already turned dark.
Before the curfew bell rang, Sean came to the counter and prepared to borrow the book, which surprised Madam Pince:
"You're finally willing to take a break - what are you waiting for? I'll sign for you."
The days at Hogwarts were peaceful and fulfilling.
Sean switches between the states of Cat and Wizard most of the time. A sufficient switching time can increase his proficiency in Soul Transfiguration.
For example now:
[You practiced Soul Transfiguration once according to the standard of Apprentice in Master Domain, Master level proficiency +1]
After recovering the wizard's body, Sean will practice the Magic Transfiguration technique, which is his biggest reliance on defeating Basilisk head-on;
Of course, due to some special reasons, Professor Snape's training requirements for his Dark Arts became even more stringent. Every day, Dark Arts's proficiency improved rapidly.
In the early morning, Sean also has other things to do, such as taking time to Forbidden Forest meet a big dog.
After a busy week, an owl brought a special letter to Sean.
"Please still take Hogwarts Express from King's Cross Station to school on September 1st."
Hmm... what if I'm at Hogwarts?
He looked towards the tall tower, and the owl was flying back to Headmaster's office.
It seems that the letters are distributed uniformly, and Headmaster Dumbledore is communicating with him face to face.
He went on to read:
"Second graders to read: "Standard Spells, Level 2", "Breaking with the Goblin" by Miranda Gorshak, "Walking with Ghouls" by Gilderoy Lockhart, "Holidays with the Dominatrix" by Gilderoy Lockhart "Walking with Trolls", Gilderoy Lockhart "A Voyage with a Vampire", Gilderoy Lockhart "Wandering with Werewolves", Gilderoy Lockhart "A Year with the Tibetan Yeti", Gilderoy Lockhart."
The large list of Lockhart makes Sean a bit hard to look at.