Harry had never expected to end up in such a miserable state. Three Vomit-flavored Every Flavor Beans had sent him straight to the hospital wing, and Katelyle had even recorded it again.
"Professor Kate, if you do this, Harry will become a laughingstock in the future," Hermione said as she looked at Katelyle, who was holding a crystal ball.
Katelyle smiled faintly. "This is a precious memory. Trust me, you'll be grateful to me someday."
"There are no cameras or camcorders from the Muggle world here. Recording your lives, especially in video form, isn't that easy."
Ron Weasley looked at the crystal ball in Katelyle's hand and thoroughly agreed. Smiling, he asked, "This is amazing. Are the images recorded in this crystal ball permanent?"
Katelyle smiled. "As long as this Memory Crystal Ball isn't damaged and the information inside hasn't been erased, all you need is a little magic to activate and view the images stored within."
"This is a good thing. Trust me, in the Wizarding World, it could sell for at least a hundred Galleons."
"Of course, if you can mass-produce it, it'll be cheaper. After all, rarity makes things valuable!"
Ron's eyes immediately lit up. "Professor Katelyle, is it easy to make Memory Crystal Balls?"
Katelyle glanced at Ron and smiled slightly. "For me, it's simple. For you? Maybe in your next life!"
The excited Ron instantly wilted like an eggplant struck by frost.
"All right, go back and rest. Let Harry lie down for a while. He's only physically weak, though you could also call it a psychological reaction," Katelyle said with a smile.
"Harry, get some proper rest. Have Hermione ask for leave from this afternoon's classes for you."
With that, Katelyle left with the crystal ball, smiling.
"Harry, I can't help you. That is