At the End of the Volume
Regarding updates, although this book only updates one chapter per day, almost every chapter is a long chapter of nearly four thousand words. In addition, the author can honestly say that he has hardly been padding the original text, so he believes that the update schedule is acceptable. He hopes everyone will continue to support him.
Regarding the revisions:
Chapter 28 had a small portion censored, but it has since been revised by the author. Harry revision mainly points out the origins of the pure- Hermione Pure-blood families's development after the original story's conclusion, specifically the online chat mentioned. Those interested can go back and look at it; it's only a short section.
2. The author removed Japanese-style terms of address such as "senior" and "senior" from the dialogue, keeping only the narration, which makes it less jarring to read.
3. The numbering of the volumes in Abatair is made up by the protagonist himself; the fragments themselves are not numbered. The so-called volume number refers to the order in which the protagonist collected them.
Regarding Hermione, the author doesn't want to give away any spoilers here. All that can be said is: Hermione's story is not over yet!
Several more Harry Potter fanfics have emerged in April, making a strong showing: Wizard Supremacy, Daxnek, Spell Player, Ashes, and Minion. Wizard Supremacy's premise is quite similar to this book, and the female leads are even Daphne and Hermione! The author must be feeling the pressure.
Original characters in Volume 3:
1. Lele – The House of Malfoy's newly acquired House Elf, with an optimistic personality, who replaced Dobby after he was dismissed.
2. Nicholas, a professional smuggler working with Skylar, based in Germany's Black Forest.
3. Irina Selwyn - a Slytherin student two years ahead of Skylar, was elected Prefect.
4. Hestia Carrow – A Slytherin student two years younger than Skylar, from the Carrow Family, a twin sister (this character does not exist in the original books, but appears in the Slug Club in the movies).
5. Flora Carrow – A Slytherin student two years younger than Skylar, from the Carrow Family, a twin sister (this character does not exist in the original books, but appears in the Slug Club in the movies).
6. The alchemy professor specially hired by Ibinos Burke - Hogwarts was only responsible for teaching Skylar's year.
7. Ulysses Hicks - President of the Dark Arts Defense League
8. Gulana Cleopatra - President of the Medieval European Wizards Association
9. Zhang He - Chinese Transfiguration Master, who corresponded with Skylar.
10. Lady Selwyn - The Mysterious House of Selwyn
11. Aquila Ravenclaw's magical creation, appearing as an eagle-shaped phantom, awaits the Chamber of Secrets's heir at the eagle-shaped door knocker.
12. Joanna de Derwent - A Hufflepuff student two years younger than Skylar, and a descendant of Dilys de Derwent.
Original Creatures in Volume 3:
1. Kobold - Goblin relative with exceptional concealment skills, residing in the Black Forest of Germany, whose existence is little known.
2. Zombie - a type of Living Dead, created by dark wizards known as "Corpse Raiser," with skin of copper and bones of iron, sharp teeth and claws.
Finally, I need to take two days off to clarify the ideas for Book 4. (Don't worry, I'm not going to the palace. The author has a lot of drafts saved up, they just need revision, especially regarding Hermione.)
Just a heads-up to readers: from Volume 4 onwards, the protagonist's journey will no longer be smooth sailing. Those looking for a purely enjoyable read should be prepared. Also, the protagonist will show a darker side, so please be aware of that as well.