Mirror World Unfolds!
"The superior race of vampires, the Trueblood Vampire? That's too dangerous. As Vampire Hunter, I can't allow it."
"Nebula Gas? A Potions that can spontaneously generate itself and allow Muggle to become Care of Magical Creatures. I think it's too early."
"World Destroyer? Care of Magical Creatures with the ultimate ability to manipulate space, transformed from a wizard who lost his magical powers due to a curse? That—is not appropriate either."
"The Mirror World? An alien realm born in a mirror isn't very dangerous, and it might even be the future territory of wizards." Under Ryan's guidance, Kate touched the statue directly with her magic, muttering to herself based on the information in her mind.
"I'll listen to Kate," Penelope said to Ryan, who was looking at her.
"So, you've made up your mind." Ryan placed his hand on Kate's head.
"Yes, I've made up my mind."
"Penelope and I are graduating next year, so it's better to stay put."
"It's the Mirror World." Kate nodded.
She seemed a little dazed, as if she had been drinking too much.
This is because, even though she knew Ryan was very powerful, perhaps even the most powerful wizard, she never imagined he would be this powerful.
The information contained in those 20 statues truly surprised Kate.
Every power that Ryan calls a 'knight' contains the power to change the world.
In particular, the power of Kamen Rider Cronus, which was sealed away and excluded by Ryan.
Unlike Time-Turner toys that rely on materials that only scratch the surface, this is different.
It contains the wizard's true technology related to time.
However, these powers, and the creations derived from them, are all confined to remote towns and villages in Britain.
And they themselves were unaware of it.
Finally, it disappeared as the story ended.
It can be said that without Ryan's permission, these powers and creations could never reappear in the world.
"Then, the Mirror World unfolds—" As Ryan spoke, time was divided.
His inexhaustible Ouroboros -like magic was unleashed in every segment of time that was divided.
In a basement in Devon, a mirror covered tightly with dirty burlap suddenly began to tremble.
A world that could only be created by the united efforts of wizards from all over the world, a mirror world covering a small town called Axminster in Devon, is expanding at an indescribable speed under the influence of its boundless magic.
"Alright, now the Mirror World is no longer limited to Axminster."
"If you keep breaking mirrors thousands of times, at the moment a mirror breaks, you will find the door to the world inside the mirror."
"It's a world that's the complete opposite of the real world, a world that reflects the other side of the human heart." Ryan stretched.
No one could have imagined that he had done something so great and incredible in that short period of time.
"That world, I mean the Mirror Beasts, those Care of Magical Creatures that are extinct in the mirrors, how do they survive? Do they really rely on the lives of living things in the real world, like in the stories?" Penelope asked quickly.
"What's reflected in the mirror?" Ryan didn't answer, but instead gave a strange smile.
"The world? And us?" Kate asked tentatively.
That's exactly right.
"It already existed, or rather, it existed after the first mirror was created; I simply forged it and painted it with my own colors."
It resides within the human heart, and as long as there are humans, wizards, and the magical magnetic field created by wizards, it will always exist. Ryan smiled, waved his hand behind him, and the stone platform, with a rumbling sound, slowly sank into the ground.
Along with those stone statues.
At 4 Privet Drive, Harry woke up in the upstairs room where Dudley keep all his toys and belongings in his bedroom.
Hedwig skillfully pried open the window with her furry head, holding a dead mouse in her hand.
Harry yawned, still half-asleep, and got out of bed. He picked up the nylon cloth that had fallen to the floor and covered the mirror embedded in the wardrobe by the door.
It's been so windy lately that even though Harry slept with the window open, it was already closed by morning.
Every day, Harry would be woken up precisely by Hedwig's cooing and the sound of the window opening.
Harry skillfully dodged Hedwig's affectionate peck and opened the window wider.
Lately, for some reason, Harry keeps feeling like there's something watching him in the mirror.
This also led Harry to develop the strange habit of covering up anything that could reflect light.
As usual, Uncle Vernon and his family should have made sarcastic remarks about him long ago.
However, just as Harry no longer sleeps in the cupboard under the stairs.
Harry probably won't hear those sarcastic remarks again in his life.
Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia were overjoyed all day long at Dudley's magic.
Because the ban on young wizards in the Muggle world has been lifted, Dudley, who somehow learned superb household magic, spends all his time showing it off to his parents.
With a wave of the magic wand, the oil and dust disappear.
With a wave of his wand, mayonnaise from the jar in the cupboard spilled from the tip of his wand.
With a wave of his wand, the jeans that had become baggy (because Dudley had lost weight, and Uncle Vernon had also started dieting for his son, with considerable success) were cut to the perfect size.
If Dudley were a witch, according to Mrs. Weasley, Dudley would be the perfect marriage candidate—because of his excellent domestic magic.
In short, thanks to Dudley, Harry's recent odd requests (such as not being able to show the mirrors in the house) have all been fulfilled by Uncle Vernon and his family.
If Harry hadn't overheard Uncle Vernon saying, "That little rascal Harry must be so insecure about Dudley's muscles that he's afraid to look in the mirror!"
Aunt Petunia: "Look at his small frame, just as thin as his father!"
I don't understand why Lily would choose that rude guy.
I mean, Severus looks thin, but there are solid muscles hidden beneath that black robe.
Harry didn't listen to what they said after that.
Uncle Vernon was unusually angry, wondering why Aunt Petunia knew Professor Snape had muscles.
Although Aunt Petunia repeatedly explained that she had been reading Lily's letters, which Snape discovered, leading to a physical altercation, and that's how she found out.
But Uncle Vernon was clearly not so easily appeased.
He rarely gets angry.
In short, this conversation taught Harry that his aunt and uncle were not imposters disguised by wizards who had drunk Polyjuice Potion.
However, even when faced with such an easy-going aunt and uncle, she still felt conflicted.
Harry still didn't tell them about his upcoming engagement to Ginny.
Dudley learned of this from what Fred and George said on the train.
But at Harry's insistence, Dudley still didn't reveal anything.