Little Hangleton

"You must have a lot of questions for Ryan too."

"Ryan definitely knows something about that Mirror World," Ginny said softly, looking at her fiancé.

She misunderstood Harry's exclamation.

"Yes, I have a lot to ask him." Harry then remembered something.

The task progress on his task panel hadn't been updated for half a month.

He almost forgot about his mission recently because he was secretly researching the Mirror World and had just gotten engaged.

That shouldn't be the case.

It was as if some force had made him temporarily forget everything.

They forgot about the panel that appeared on their retina.

Harry blinked. A new task had been assigned!

Task 3: Find Little Hangleton in the Mirror World and summon the Mirror Beasts.

Note: This Mirror Beasts does not refer to the Nether Dragon. The Mirror Beasts will automatically appear upon arrival. You must defeat it without summoning the Nether Dragon.

Harry frowned; the notes for this mission offered no explanation of why it was necessary.

The act of accepting or rejecting one's own task is explained as a way to enhance the magic of love within oneself.

Accepting yourself allows the "shield" of love to simultaneously transform into a "sharp sword" against the outside world.

Rejecting oneself strengthens the "shield's" defensive capabilities.

But no matter what choice you make, only the stronger one can serve as a candle to illuminate the path from the Afterlife to the present world.

You can find your mother with the help of the Resurrection Stone.

And why does the quest description use the word "summon"?

The annotation clearly states that the Mirror Beasts will also appear whenever he appears.

Why can't we summon the Nether Dragon?

This quest just happened to refresh at this moment. Is it because Ryan doesn't want to see him?

Did he forget about the mission panel because of Ryan?

"I wrote to Ryan to ask him."

"I'm a little sleepy, I need to go rest," Harry lied.

He rubbed his eyes, pretended to be sleepy, and made a move to go upstairs.

His mind was completely focused on the mission.

And Ryan doesn't seem to want to see him right now.

Perhaps Ryan doesn't want to get involved with the person who is about to perform the forbidden ritual of resurrection.

After all, Bleach seems to really exist.

Both of their ancestors had connections to the Bleach.

Ryan is the eldest brother's descendant, which may be why Ryan cannot be associated with Bleach.

After all, in the story, the boss was defeated by Bleach.

The third brother can be considered a winner, as he is the descendant of the third brother.

Harry went upstairs, guessing what was going on. Ginny quickly stepped forward to support Harry.

"Ginny, I'm waiting outside!" Bill suddenly said as he bumped into Harry and Ginny.

He squinted.

He just heard Harry say he was sleepy and wanted to go upstairs to rest.

But Bill could tell at a glance that Harry was faking it.

That bastard is definitely trying to trick Ginny into going to his room.

So, he suddenly said something nonsensical, seemingly talking to Ginny.

It was actually a signal to Harry that he had discovered Harry's little schemes.

"What are you thinking about?" Ginny gave Bill a disapproving look.

She instantly understood what Bill was thinking.

She only saw Bill's heart, so everything seemed dirty to her.

Couldn't she tell that Harry was faking sleep?

But Harry clearly had something important to do, so much so that he couldn't hide his panic.

It's not as despicable as Bill thinks.

Ron looked upstairs, completely bewildered.

How could he have been abandoned in just a few minutes?

But now we need to find Luna.

He really didn't dare.

Ryan could bring them back to Earth from the moon in an instant.

He dared not offend him. Not even the slightest possibility of offending him.

The British Library, the largest library in the Britain.

It was formed in July 1973 by the merger of the former Britain Museum Library, the National Central Library, the National Reference Library for Scientific Inventions, the National Library of Science and Technology Lending, and the Britain Bibliography Company.

The books are arranged in two main parts: one part is humanities and social sciences.

Science, technology, and industry form another part.

The library possesses every book and newspaper published in the Britain.

A copy of both the journal and the sheet music must be kept in the library.

The Department of Humanities and Social Sciences has 13 million volumes, including collections in the Oriental and India Chamber, national audio archives, manuscripts, music, maps, newspapers and stamps.

And Harry is right here, in the British Library in the Mirror World.

It's in London, a city Harry knows well, and home to Diagon Alley.

Ten minutes earlier, after declining Ginny's company, he entered the Mirror World through the glass in the window (because Mrs. Weasley and the others had consciously taken mirrors out of Harry's room, as they felt the Mirror World was too dangerous).

The reason for choosing the British Library is that it has the most complete collection of maps in the Britain.

As for whether Little Hangleton might be a wizard's village.

That's simply impossible.

Hogsmeade Village is the only pure wizarding village in Britain.

Therefore, he didn't need to go to Hogwarts to look up a map of the Wizarding World.

Because the Wizarding World overlaps with the Muggle world.

At a long table in the library, Harry casually produced a pen and began drawing circles on a map that was completely reversed from the real world.

"Ten Little Hangleton in total. In Britain. But this is the most likely one." Harry thought to himself as he drew a circle in the lower left corner of the map.

Because next to Little Hangleton in England is the town of Great Hangleton.

"Aguamenti!" Harry drew his wand.

Under his deliberate control, a fine mist of water fell onto the smooth ground.

A thin film of water formed, reflecting everything around it—like a mirror.

Harry waved his wand again, and the places Harry had marked on the map seemed to be sliced by invisible blades, flying into his arms.

He took a deep breath and stepped into the 'mirror' he had just created.

He felt as if he had entered a bizarre and surreal world, surrounded by complete darkness.

He silently recited the exact address, and a mirror seemed to echo his voice.

He was like a block of iron, drawn to it by a magnet.

The next second, the surroundings were illuminated again.

He stood in a puddle.

There was a wooden road sign in front of him.

Harry looked up at its two directional arrows: Great Hangleton, 5 miles Little Hangleton, 1 mile.

Harry walked quickly toward Little Hangleton.

He walked for a while, but could see nothing else around him except the tall shrubs and hedges on both sides and the vast, blue summer sky above.

But as he got closer, he felt more and more that something was calling to him.

That might be what he needs to defeat.

That thing—no, that unknown Mirror Beasts— will appear when he arrives at the location he senses.

He also understood why the mission description used the word "summoning".

At the corner, he closed his eyes and said, "Turn right!"

So he turned right and went straight down the hillside, and a valley suddenly appeared in front of him.

It was a village nestled between two steep hillsides, with a church and cemetery clearly visible.

It's Little Hangleton!