Marauder's Map

It was 8 a. m. in a Ravenclaw student dormitory, on a four-poster bed in the corner.

Ryan was flipping through a book with ridiculously long titles, while everyone around him and Harry was still fast asleep.

The book is titled "A Study of the Actual and Abstract Consequences of Natural Death, and in Particularly of the Reunification of Spirit and Matter".

Its author is Bertrand de Pansy -Profanders.

He studied how to avoid natural death in both practical and abstract ways, especially the reunification of spirit and matter, and wrote this book.

Voldemort, Dumbledore, and Grindelwald are all fans of this book.

However, for Ryan, the content of this book was too negative.

Profanders, however, was quite knowledgeable about how to avoid death.

But he knew absolutely nothing about the field of resurrection.

Moreover, it clearly expressed a negative attitude.

He repeatedly says in the book, "Give up. This will never happen."

This is truly misleading and corrupting young people.

Resurrection is a law etched into the Afterlife.

The Resurrection Stone is the ultimate embodiment of this law.

Although this law was obscured due to Ignotus' victory.

This represents Ignotus's escape from Bleach (the Invisibility Cloak) – that is, the manifestation of the law of prolonging life.

But resurrection always exists.

Just because you can't discover it doesn't mean you can deny it.

The Wizarding World has developed so slowly precisely because there are too many authors like this.

"Ryan, can I ask you a question now?" a voice suddenly rang in his ear.

It's Harry.

She was looking at him nervously.

"Perfect timing, this book just really angered me." Ryan slammed the book shut, turning it into a blur and tossing it aside.

It then passed through the bed and solidified just before touching the ground.

Harry glanced at Ryan, though he really wanted to ask what the book was.

But in order to get an answer as soon as possible, he suppressed his curiosity and said, "Well, Dumbledore confessed to me."

He told me about Horcrux.

Also, Grindelwald is pregnant. He doesn't have the energy to pay attention to me anymore.

Do I still need to fabricate lies before April arrives next year?

"Need.

However, this is just in case.

Let me give you some advice.

Hogsmeade Day is usually on Sunday.

It usually happens on the last Sunday of the second month after enrollment.

But because of the Triwizard Tournament, you can go every Sunday now.

And April of next year is also a Sunday.

All you need to do is keep going to Hogsmeade once every Sunday.

"You can come back very late." Ryan lied without batting an eye.

Grindelwald's pregnancy is the result of his recent impulsive actions.

Naturally, it won't be as troublesome as the original future.

While Grindelwald and Dumbledore are still interested in the resurrection, they are not entirely without a reason.

But having children has made them less attentive to it.

For a male witch to become pregnant is an extremely energy-consuming process.

Not to mention that Grindelwald is quite old.

Although he could recover by relying on his nature as Demigod Wizard and a large amount of Potions and supplements.

However, their insight will inevitably decline.

He would no longer have any intention of disciplining Harry.

Dumbledore also focused more on the children.

In addition, they never connected the figure in the Prophecy with Harry in the first place.

As long as Harry stays calm and doesn't make any mistakes, there shouldn't be any major problems.

But Ryan obviously couldn't answer that way.

He did not want to admit that he was the author of the Male-Male Pregnancy Potion.

It was 10 o'clock, in the Great Hall.

"Harry, why do you suddenly want to go to Hogsmeade?"

"Didn't you say you didn't care much about it?" Ron asked Harry curiously from the Ravenclaw table.

"I made plans with Ginny to go to Madam Puddifoot's Tea Shop," Harry lied with a straight face.

Ron believed it immediately.

This made Harry wonder if Ron believed him just because he heard him say that.

Rather than the influence of his abilities.

"But Ginny is only in second grade."

Is Ginny going to go through the passage of the Whomping Willow?

"It's too dirty there; it's not suitable for humanoid creatures to walk on at all." Ron looked at Ginny with a hint of pity.

He thought it wasn't worth it at all.

Now that Lupin isn't here, we can't go directly there via the Floo Network in the fireplace in Lupin's room.

Ginny simply hummed happily, "Harry already had it all planned out."

Fred and George specifically told us about a secret passage.

We can get there through there, instead of—

Ginny looked toward the front hall, where Filch was holding a long list, scrutinizing each person with a menacing look, eyeing everyone suspiciously, wary of anyone who shouldn't be there slipping away.

Draco and Pansy were there too.

Today, the two of them planned to spend the whole day in Hogsmeade.

Therefore, Crabbe and Goyle did not follow behind them.

Instead, he was with several other Slytherin students whose names he didn't know.

"What? A secret passage!" Ron quickly lowered his voice. "I'm their brother!"

"It's not just a secret passage." Harry awkwardly pulled out a piece of parchment, took out his wand, and gently touched it. "I solemnly swear that I did nothing wrong."

Fine lines of ink, like a spiderweb, immediately appeared from where the wand had just touched.

These lines converge and intersect, extending to every corner of the parchment; then, writing begins to appear above the parchment in large, curved green letters:

Supplier of auxiliary items for magical pranksters

Gentlemen Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot, and Prongs

Proudly presenting the Marauder's Map.

"Wormtail, Padfoot? And Moony, Prongs?" Ron didn't even have time to be jealous. "That's your dad and Lupin, isn't it!"

Did Fred and George give this to you?

How did they get them? Did Lupin give them to them?

However, Ron did not listen to Harry's answer.

Harry said that the parchment was found by Fred and George in Filch's room while they were in solitary confinement.

Ron, however, paid no heed.

He quickly grabbed the parchment and began to study it.

This map meticulously depicts every detail of Hogwarts Castle and its various locations.

However, what is truly noteworthy are the tiny footprint-shaped ink dots that move along the map, each marked with a name in tiny letters.

Surprisingly, the animals also appear to have been labeled with names.

Just like where they are now.

Next to his footprints was a small mark with four chicken claw-like marks, on which was written the Scabbers.

Next to Filch are four slightly larger plum blossom prints, with the Mrs. Norris written below.

He then quickly looked at Black Lake.

In the center of Black Lake, a dense mass of footprints is gathered.

"It seems Krum isn't planning on coming out!" Ron said indignantly.

He discovered it at the edge of that large group of footprints.

There was a footprint that remained motionless.

Below it is written Krum Viktor.