Lessons (crossed out), Conversation

"However, I find it a little strange."

When Professor Snape mentioned Lady Grey, "your gaze" Hermione's light-colored pupils shimmered with a bluish light.

The skill of catching someone cheating (crossed out)

Fictional reasoning initiated.

Ryan's expression remained calm on the surface.

But a storm was brewing in his heart.

Hermione didn't finish her sentence.

But it was obvious. She saw through Ryan's flaws in his mortal mindset and grasped at some subtle clues.

But Ryan didn't panic.

Because Zhou Yi, who is with Helena, is the same person as Ryan in his previous life.

His background, upbringing, and other information are all verifiable in the past.

Hermione's fictional reasoning relies mainly on her gossipy nature and her tireless pursuit of every aspect of things, ultimately leading to a rational conclusion that Prophecy prophetic when all the information comes together.

Luna's approach relied entirely on her keen wizarding intuition, unlike her ability to simply guess.

Hermione's abilities set the stage for her limitations.

So as long as he stays calm, he can hypnotize himself to temporarily forget everything about Lady Grey.

"You mean that Lady Grey?"

"What a pity. I never thought ghosts could do that before." Ryan, having forgotten about Lady Grey, revealed a genuine regret for not having taken action.

The fluorescence in Hermione's eyes faded.

She narrowed her eyes, about to erupt.

But the thought that if she got angry meant she was pushing Ryan away to someone else.

It's just that Phoebe and the other two are alright.

But if it's that annoying Luna—

"I'll forgive you this time." Hermione suppressed her anger, but she was still a little annoyed. "I'm going to Moon City."

"No, I want you to take me every night this week!" Hermione's forgiveness triggered a switch in Ryan's mind.

He thought of Helena.

Realizing his mistake, he readily agreed, "Alright, alright. My little beaver can have whatever she wants."

As he spoke, his hand landed on Hermione's fluffy, fine brown hair and patted it gently.

"I'm not a beaver! If you say that again, I'll straighten my teeth."

"No, I want the rat's teeth, the thrill."

The date is April 30th.

At 8 PM,

Inside the Headmaster's Office.

Dumbledore in his high-backed chair, his hands clasped together, staring intently at Harry.

"Harry."

So much has happened during this period.

Lily's resurrection.

The function of the Resurrection Stone.

Lily's new identity.

Lily reveals her identity.

The Hufflepuff legacy.

The Ghostification Gubraithian Fire.

An 'immortal' who traveled across the ocean.

What's even more outrageous is that we both also have the status of fathers.

You need to spend time with your children.

I also had to make time to visit him during our brief but precious phone conversations.

So much so that last Saturday, I had to skip teaching you.

"Professor, if you wish, I can give you the Resurrection Stone."

I don't need it right now.

"Let's forget about it." Dumbledore seemed a little tempted. "I've said almost everything I wanted to say to my deceased family members."

"So what are we going to learn today?" Harry asked, a little curious.

The Wind magic he learned last time allowed him to open the Third Eye, which Ryan had mentioned as having a combat specialization.

"Rather than learning anything this time, I hope to have a deep conversation with you."

Profound magic is all related to the mind.

Recently, the magical traces on that child Zacharias have revealed another kind of cruelty to me.

But I think this cruelty can be corrected.

It stems from the spellcaster's emotional ignorance.

"My mother talked to me," Harry said, sounding a little annoyed.

This fleeting trait, shared with her father, which she and Dumbledore revealed, seemed to be seen by them as something dangerous and potentially misleading.

This made Harry, who once thought his father was a hero, feel a little uncomfortable.

It's like a Jewish person liking a painting when they were young, only to discover later that it was painted by Hitler.

"Oh, what did she say?" A hint of surprise flashed in Dumbledore's eyes.

He knew it was Harry who did it.

It was all based on recognizing the magical traces on Zacharias's body. They were like the fingerprints of a wizard on a human.

However, a wizard's 'fingerprints' are not something that ordinary wizards can see.

This all requires special talent or a high level of magical skill.

Lily shouldn't possess either of these qualities.

She said she saw my dad's style in it.

That's why they subconsciously thought of me.

"After all, my dad and I look so alike, except for our eyes," Harry muttered unhappily.

He no longer felt uncomfortable.

But for some reason, he also felt a little angry.

For the past 11 years, he has been bullied just like Luke Walker (Nobita) from Doraemon.

But his mother subconsciously associated him with Darth Vader (Gian).

Simply because he is Darth Vader's (Gian) son.

"James has this side to him too?" Dumbledore suddenly felt a little embarrassed.

Because he genuinely believed that James had saved Snape's life.

Snape said James was more worried that Snape's death would cause trouble for Sirius.

Sirius tricked Snape into bumping into a irrational Lupin during a full moon, nearly costing him his life.

If Snape dies, Sirius and Lupin will both be doomed.

At that time, he believed that it was James's own kindness that led James to help Snape.

Not because they were afraid of getting into trouble.

But now that I think about it, if James really did have that side to him...

Perhaps Snape was right in some respects.

"Yes, that's how my dad is."

But my dad changed later, for my mom's sake.

"But recently my mother has noticed that he seems to care more about Sirius," Harry complained bitterly.

So you mean

"Is my great-grandson unwilling to get married because he has a male wizard in his heart who is dead and seems to have a blemish on his character?" On the wall, on the originally blank canvas, a man with a goatee appeared.

He was none other than Sirius's great-grandfather, the most unpopular Hogwarts Headmaster — Phineas Nigellus Black Family.

"Phineas. You should respect the children's choices regarding their feelings." Dumbledore rubbed his temples.

"What? Like you?"

No, you can still have children.

It's because your person is still alive.

But James Potter is already dead.

As a principal, you should encourage your students to go out and explore.

"Even if he's already a graduate!" Phineas Nigelles retorted.

"I'll find some time to talk to Sirius," Dumbledore sighed.

"That's for the best!" Phineas Nigellus disappeared from the picture frame again.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, he should go back to the Black Family Manor to complain to Regulus.

Ever since Regulus relearned to read and write, Phineas Nigellus has enjoyed returning to his old house.

According to him, this was to prevent Regulus from being negatively influenced by Sirius.