Desserts and the Overlooked Ghosts

Before Ryan traveled through time, there was a saying that girls all have a second stomach, which is used to hold desserts.

But Ryan has now discovered that Ron also has a second stomach.

It's important to know that he's different from Neville and Harry; his body hasn't been magically modified.

To be precise, he was just an ordinary boy.

But after burping from eating and when dessert arrived, they rushed back to the battlefield—the dining table.

To be honest, the way he ate made Ryan's appetite a little.

If Ron were to travel to the modern world, he would definitely be a million-follower streamer on BBC.

Meanwhile, Ryan, eager for an appetizer, also set his sights on desserts.

However, this time he didn't go after the ice cream at the Hogwarts table.

Instead, they wandered around the other three tables, savoring the exotic atmosphere.

At Durmstrang's table, Ryan's favorite was the very tempting-looking Black Forest cake.

And the unassuming butter cake.

It is hollow in the middle, and in addition to the aroma of butter and milk, the cake also contains raisins and almonds.

As for the others, to be honest, they were too sweet for him.

Hermione, however, liked it very much.

Or rather, it's to the point of obsession.

Because of my parents' dentist.

This caused her to stay away from candy from a young age.

The cakes we ate had almost no sugar.

At Castelobruxo's table, Ryan only took a few bites.

Ryan was only somewhat satisfied with two of the desserts.

One of them is a dessert similar to peanut brittle.

Unlike common peanut brittle on the market, it uses brown sugar.

The students in Castelobruxo called it Peanut Foot.

The second one is a dessert that looks like an egg tart with the burnt edges removed.

It has a consistency similar to custard.

It probably contains shredded coconut and egg yolk.

It has a very smooth and creamy texture.

Ryan was very satisfied with the last table, Beauxbatons' table.

This time, he liked at least ten kinds.

What surprised Ryan the most were the crepes, molten chocolate, and Floating Island.

The reason he wanted crepes was because he had seen this food in his previous life when he was following A Certain Scientific Railgun.

He'd been wanting to eat it for a while.

The lava chocolate was because it wasn't as sweet as Ryan had imagined.

Perhaps it's because of the added yogurt, combined with the slight bitterness of the chocolate itself, that its sweetness isn't overpowering.

The final Floating Island also exceeded Ryan's expectations.

He thought it was something like cream.

But he was wrong.

The top layer is made of egg white, which has a refreshing lemon aroma, while the caramel on top adds a touch of flavor.

The sauce below is made with cream cooked with eggs and milk.

If I'm not mistaken, it should be custard sauce.

When Ryan was staking out experimental subjects at the Ministry of Magic, the cream puffs he bought had this filling.

However, House-elf probably added some herbs when making it.

This herb is likely a species unique to the Forbidden Forest at Hogwarts.

Except at Hogwarts.

Ryan had never eaten it anywhere else.

The addition of vanilla elevates this dessert to another level.

Not to mention it was made under the culinary aura of Hufflepuff's Golden Cup.

Once the plate is clean and the contents have disappeared.

The dinner was followed by entertainment provided by the ghosts of Hogwarts.

They must have eaten the Ghostification food in another room before rushing over.

This can be seen from the fact that the Fat Friar burped from time to time.

They suddenly appeared from the walls and tables, gliding in formation.

Unlike ordinary ghosts, its color, which is similar to that of a living person, has attracted the attention of many people.

Madame Maxime, sitting at the faculty desk, whispered to Hagrid, asking what was going on.

And after learning that this was an item invented by Ravenclaw, the Ghostification Magic, he would occasionally marvel at it.

Perhaps it's because the school's Founders came from Ravenclaw House.

After learning that Ravenclaw's Diadem was in Harry Potter's possession, he glanced at Harry several times.

Castelobruxo's Ilvas is no longer as unchanging as ever.

He had a premonition of the ghosts' appearance.

But the ghost had an unusual appearance.

It still startled him.

This made Ron, who disliked him, sneer, "Why aren't you calm now?"

The ghosts have been like this for a long time.

I even ate in front of them—at the opening banquet.

In my opinion, he's making a huge fuss over nothing.

Not to mention he 'saw' it before we did.

However, what Ron didn't know was...

This is all due to Ryan's influence.

At that time, he had a body that was turning into a ghost, and he was chatting with Lady Grey.

That's different from what Nicholas said at the time.

Lady Grey is indeed researching the subject of ghostly transformations.

However, she did attend the banquet.

And it's right above the Ravenclaw Table.

It's just that Ryan is using the same trick he used to deceive Penelope —using Ghostification knowledge to attract Lady Grey's attention.

As the true creator of Ghostification Magic, Ryan is naturally able to offer more unusual perspectives.

Lady Grey, who was with Ryan, was naturally ignored as well.

The other ghosts floating in the sky may be due to characteristics that are different from those of the living.

Ryan's hidden magic began to spread from above.

This is precisely because it is a hidden magic that has spread.

The Hogwarts teachers and students, who are aware of these ghosts, will not ignore them.

Teachers and students in other schools, unaware of these ghosts, ignored them.

They focused their attention on the controversial school song.

Grindelwald even had the interest to touch Dumbledore's hand several times, which was also a result of ignoring the ghost.

If he noticed these unusual ghosts, and the Ghostification Magic Dumbledore had previously used.

He wouldn't be that interested in Dumbledore.

Instead, they will focus their attention on magic.

With that thought in mind, Ryan created another body.

And transformed him into the appearance of a ghost.

Since the last time we went further with Lady Grey, we discovered that the ghost's organs were not yet fully developed.

He hadn't visited Lady Grey for almost a month.

After all, not being able to—cough cough—is Lady Grey's biggest weakness.

But thinking about it today...

Lady Grey still has potential.

Doesn't she have a mouth?

At worst, you can do what Hermione and Luna did.

Moreover, ghosts are now evolving and progressing in the direction of living beings.

That organ will reappear sooner or later.

The Ravenclaw lounge, in front of the niche for the Ravenclaw bust.

Lady Grey stared blankly at the fire, a fleeting blush appearing on her translucent face in the firelight.

"Helena, I've finally found you!" The Ghostification Ryan pretended to be travel-worn and full of sorrow.

It was as if he wasn't the one who had left her unattended for a month.

Noticing the tears welling up in her eyes, Ryan seized the opportunity and hugged Lady Grey from behind, saying, "Even if we can't have children, we can still live just fine!"

Then came all sorts of sweet talk.

The two ghosts reconciled as before.

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