Deviation
After the Wizard Card Competition concluded, Hogwarts became a new hot topic.
Many girls sensed something was off from Lee Jordan's interview; the Ravenclaw genius seemed to have a close relationship with the Gryffindor genius.
Some say the two were close friends.
Some people say the two are a couple.
Anyway, Albert once again became the topic of conversation among the Hogwarts girls.
"Recently, more people have joined the Wizard Card Club!"
Lee Jordan happily shared this good news with Albert, noting that the number of players in the Wizard Card Club would increase slightly after the Wizard Card Competition.
"This is good news," Albert nodded.
"By the way, quite a few girls have been asking about you."
"Are you inquiring about me?"
"The girls seem really curious to know if you already have a girlfriend." Lee Jordan's expression turned very strange. "Don't you know you're popular?"
Albert was speechless. Ignoring Fred and George, who were grinning from ear to ear, he turned his head and asked, "How would you answer?"
"I said you probably have a girlfriend, but nobody knows who it is," Lee Jordan replied.
For some reason, Albert always felt that these guys had a gloating look on their faces.
"Your words are easy to misunderstand," Albert said, displeased.
"Everyone's curious about who your girlfriend is?" Lee Jordan blinked and said, "Don't be shy, tell me secretly, is it Katrina or Shanna? Could it really be Isobel!"
"Yes, it's Isobel," Albert said calmly.
Not only was Lee Jordan stunned, but Fred and George were also stunned, suddenly unsure of what to say.
"Is it strange?" Albert said calmly. "Geniuses always attract each other."
No, no.
Lee Jordan shook his head repeatedly.
For some reason, hearing these words from Albert made him feel that he might have been fooled by the other party.
"Ahem, when are you going to completely perfect the Wizard Card?" Lee Jordan quickly changed the subject to avoid getting beaten up later. He knew Albert didn't like people discussing these things.
"No rush, we have plenty of time to perfect the Wizard Card," Albert casually reassured him.
Just as Lee Jordan was about to say something more, a retching sound suddenly came from the side. Fred was Society for the Promotion of Elfish Welfare into the trash can.
"The effect is very strong, even though only a little was added..."
George picked up Quill and quickly recorded Fred's reaction to the medication in his notebook.
"Alright, take Fred to the School Hospital. I bet you haven't made an antidote yet!" Albert shook his head as he looked at Fred, who Society for the Promotion of Elfish Welfare uncontrollably.
She's already dedicating herself to her career at such a young age.
"We're testing its effects. We haven't had time to manufacture the antidote yet. This is just a small mishap; it should stop soon." Although George said this, he still told Lee Jordan to help Fred to the School Hospital to see Madam Pomfrey, intending to have the head nurse help them concoct a suitable antidote. How could Albert possibly miss Fred and George's little scheme?
They just don't want to expose it.
"Here, take a look at this when you have time. It would be even better if you could help improve it." Before leaving, George tossed the notebook in his hand to Albert, who put it in his pocket without even looking at it, and left the Room of Requirement with the three of them.
Albert didn't go to the School Hospital; instead, he went straight to the library, where he needed to find some information.
As soon as Albert entered the library, he saw Hermione helping Ron and Harry make Revision Plan.
For some reason, he felt that Harry's gaze was a little strange, but Albert didn't pay much attention to it. Just as he turned into the pile of books to look for the information he needed, he found Harry walking towards him and saying a few words softly.
"You want that thing from last time?"
Albert looked at Harry speechlessly. Was he addicted to playing?
"I don't plan to sell that thing for the time being." Albert shook his head and refused. "It's too much trouble to manufacture that thing."
Harry was disappointed, but he didn't bother Albert anymore.
After finding the books he needed, Albert sat down next to Katrina. The clever Ravenclaw witch had just finished reciting the theory of the Cheering Charm. She looked up at Albert sitting next to her and whispered, "I can't get into the Room of Requirement. Were you in there just now?"
Albert didn't answer; he saw Isobel walking towards them.
"Your letter." She handed the letter to Albert. "Mr. Brood asked me to give it to you. It should contain what you want."
Why would Mr. Brood ask you to hand it over?
Who knows?
Isobel turned and went back to her seat, while her female companions said something to her.
Albert quickly guessed the reason, and was both amused and exasperated, appreciating the other party's good intentions.
He immediately opened the parchment, and there were three parchments inside.
One of the documents is a study on the Patronus Charm. In Wildsmith's family library, there are quite a few records about the Patronus Charm. This ancient spell was recorded before the founding of Hogwarts. In the following centuries, advanced uses of the Patronus Charm were invented.
The parchment does not record how to conjure a talking Patronus Dumbledore, but it does record how to use Patronus in more advanced ways, such as hiding the appearance of the Patronus, summoning several Patronus at once, and enhancing the power of the Patronus, among other things.
The other parchment contained information about the Fiendfyre. He had long wanted to study the Eternal Fire, but he hadn't found any detailed records at Hogwarts.
Albert was able to read the contents of the parchment, but he had some doubts about his ability to create the Fiendfyre.
This is a very advanced form of magic, as only a very few wizards can perform it.
If the Fiendfyre appears on the Skill Panel...
Albert hoped to improve his Magic Lamp by using the technology of the Fiendfyre. Although the Magic Lamp skill appeared on the panel and Albert upgraded it to level two, the Magic Lamp he made was just so-so and had nothing to do with durability.
This made Albert realize that even if he did obtain the recipe for the Philosopher's Stone and leveled up his skill in that recipe, he might still be unable to create the Philosopher's Stone.
Although Albert didn't particularly crave immortality, he felt that if he still couldn't create Philosopher's Stone even with his cheat-like abilities, it would be incredibly frustrating for him.
The desire to control one's own life and death is something even Voldemort could not conceal.
It would be a lie to say I hadn't thought about it.
After all, everyone hopes to live to be a hundred years old.