Hogwarts' Everyday Player
Chapter 63

Poseidon

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After Ryan used his fiery red magic to outline the reply, he handed it over to Jack to arrange for it to be mailed.

As for the main god, Ryan's thoughts have always been connected to it, and there is no need for other communication.

Meanwhile, on the other side of the world in India, on a recliner on a stone platform in the middle of a lake in Zombie Trail, Ryan opened his eyes, and his Phoenix Metamorphosis vanished from the spot.

The Imp had already run back to the forest. Ryan sensed that it was still holding a flying insect in its mouth, taking a bite every now and then, like chewing sugarcane.

Kate had returned to the stone platform and was sitting on a deckchair with her back to Ryan, flipping through an unknown book.

In the awkward silence, Ryan pretended to admire the scenery and finally waited until lunchtime.

Lunch was curry again, but the main dish was changed to India long rice. Fortunately, there were many kinds of curry.

The drink was changed to fruit tea, which looked terrible. It was all sorts of colors, and the strips of fruit looked like cigarette butts that had been soaking in water for too long.

However, the taste was surprisingly good.

"Kate, look!" Ryan used magic to pick out the fruits from the fruit tea one by one, freezing the water into a bird-shaped ice sculpture, and the fruits were arranged according to color to form beautiful feathers. The Augurey was born.

"Huh? What's this?" Kate asked, taking advantage of the fact that it was already past noon.

"The Ireland Phoenix! The Augurey," Ryan said.

"Aha, you're wrong!"

"The Augurey looks more like a malnourished vulture, with dark green feathers and a sharp beak." Seeing Ryan make a mistake, Kate finally showed a genuine smile.

"What can be done with the feathers of the Augurey? A. Potions ingredients, B. Quill pens." Kate turned around and pointed at Ryan with a curry chicken leg in her small hand, asking.

"It's definitely a feather!" Ryan feigned ignorance and answered decisively.

"Oh ho! Wrong! The feathers of the Augurey repel ink, so they can't be used to make quill pens!" Kate exclaimed excitedly, standing on the recliner.

"Ryan, let Ms. Kate teach you."

"The Augurey is a particularly shy bird that usually lives in a teardrop-shaped nest made of thorns."

"It belongs to the xx Dangerous Register of Care of Magical Creatures. Its diet includes insects, Fairies and flies. It only comes out to fly during heavy rain."

"By the way, the Augurey is native to Britain and Ireland, and can also be found in some parts of Scandinavia." Kate shook her finger to indicate that this was the key point.

"For a long time, wizards believed that the mournful cry of the Augurey was a sign of death, so they would try to avoid its Augurey. However, research shows that the Augurey only cries when it is about to rain."

"Because of this characteristic, some wizards even keep it as a weather forecaster. However, once winter comes, it will be enchanted with soundproofing spells, because at this time the Augurey will start to call incessantly."

"Ryan, do you know what? That historical figure you hate the most, the Uric the Oddball, once thought he was dead and had become a ghost because of the groans of the winter Augurey," Kate said, both amused and exasperated.

"Then something funny happened. Uric bumped into the wall because he thought he was a ghost. He was eventually discovered by the wizard next door and sent to the wizarding hospital at the time. He reportedly suffered a concussion for ten days."

"But he deserves it, considering he raised fifty Augurey without even learning about their habits beforehand." Finally, Ms. Kate, sitting back in her recliner, concluded with feigned seriousness. "Ryan, what did you learn from this lesson?"

"Do you need to do your homework before getting a pet?" Ryan replied cooperatively.

"Not bad, not bad, this child is teachable!"

"However, it's not just about pets. You have to do your homework before doing anything, understand?" Kate widened her eyes and looked at Ryan "fiercely" as she emphasized.

"Yes, Kate, Ryan understands."

Finally, after Ryan put on a foolish act, everything returned to normal.

After dinner, Ryan even pulled Kate aside to double-check their statements, such as that he had been at home the whole time during the holidays, and so had Kate, so as not to let Penelope slip up.

Then, amidst the playful banter, the sky gradually turned dusky.

"Huh? It's almost evening, why is there no sound from the sky?" Kate stood on the stone table, surrounded by her belongings, looking around.

Then the stone platform began to shake, and the table, which had already automatically collected the food, began to slowly descend. Kate nimbly jumped to the side, while Ryan confidently put his belongings into his pocket.

The stone table continued to slowly sink. After about a minute, a downward staircase appeared where the stone table had been, and it seemed to go on forever.

"Kate, come on, this is our new tool for the Bermuda Triangle – the underwater palace, the Poseidon."

"The Poseidon?" Kate followed Ryan down the Ryan.

"A submarine similar to Muggle's."

Perhaps to enhance the sense of ceremony, the Poseidon did not cast any spells like the Slide Charm. One step at a time, Ryan and Kate slowly descended the stairs in the darkness.

Without any warning, the darkness vanished, revealing the beautiful lakebed.

The walls and floor of the Poseidon are transparent. At the bottom of the lake, aquatic plants sway gently in the ripples of the water, and fish swim among them. The most eye-catching are the Winky Remora Fish.

The ripples on the water and the hazy, rippling sun captivated Ryan and Kate's attention.

It felt like stepping into a large aquarium, then the staircase behind you disappeared, and a door appeared out of thin air, slowly opening.

A short, dwarf wizard emerged from inside, presumably of Goblin descent.

"Mr. Ryan, Ms. Kate, welcome aboard the Poseidon."

The dwarf wizard explained the layout of the Poseidon. In the place where Ryan and Kate were, as long as they said Thetis, the name of the Greece sea goddess, the walls and floor would return to normal, and the living room, bathroom, and bedroom would appear.

Each room has windows offering views of the outside, and the walls and floor become transparent again when Thetis is uttered again.

However, he advised against it, especially in the bedroom, and also mentioned the fear of the deep sea proposed by Muggle scholars.

As expected, the layout has been restored to normal. What appears before you is a living room with blue as the main color and ocean wave as the design element. The sofa is shaped like coral and is exceptionally soft to sit on.

Ryan and Kate also received two beautiful hand cards with the word "Thetis" engraved on them, presumably in case Ryan and Kate forgot the password.

However, this feels a bit like being in a bathhouse.

After finishing his introduction, the dwarf wizard walked into the door that appeared in thin air and disappeared.

The Terror Trips does this well, giving the traveling wizard maximum privacy. This is no exaggeration. From Ryan's perspective, from the Vampire Castle, the Zombie Trail, and the Poseidon, there are no means of surveillance. The staff only appear when it is time to depart.

However, this may be related to the fact that every wizard with a wand is like an army with combat power, and no one knows what kind of magic is hidden beneath their comical appearance.

Thanks to DD for the monthly pass.

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