The update to Wizard Legend caused quite a stir.
Although there are currently fewer than five hundred Magic Mobile Phone in the entire Wizarding World, Magic Mobile Phone have long been synonymous with fashion and advancement. In particular, those who own Magic Mobile Phone are not stingy with their publicity, chatting loudly in various bars as if those were the Magic Mobile Phone ' home turf.
"It's practically my second home."
" Yaoyao likes check it out."
Those who haven't used the Magic Mobile Phone won't understand a word, but that doesn't stop them from pretending to be profound and acting as riddle tellers in another bar.
There were also many people discussing the subsequent plot. Quirrell had already mastered the truth of operation, and he collected the discussions about the plot in the store and published them in " The Quibbler ".
He also played The Wizard Legend on the Magic Mobile Phone Lorne gave him, and couldn't help but secretly admire Lorne's plot arrangement, which was both diverse and reasonable.
The box is a seed of civilization left to future generations by Ancient Magic, and the death knight, the three brothers, and Lisette de Lapan that can also be summoned are all fairy tales adapted from real history.
With the help of the box, the protagonist will travel by carriage to the places where the sages once lived and the ruins left by the four Founders in search of learning Ancient Magic.
The first stop is Welsh Village in Dorset, Ella Thornwood's hometown. When the protagonist arrives there, he happens to meet a local doctor and discovers that the doctor is using herbs that are only added to potions in the Wizarding World and are extremely rare in the Muggle World.
The protagonist unravels the mysteries of the local swamp step by step, and finally, guided by Ella, recreates the history of that time— Ella was a witch with no offensive capabilities. She used her wand to save people in Welsh Village, used a bronze disc to Divination the weather, and used a thorn Magic Power Matrix to prepare herbs. During the Black Death, she did not hesitate to expose her magic to heal the villagers, but the ignorant Muggle thought she was the source of the disaster and burned her to death.
Unlike the accounts in History of Magic, the game's plot also includes a wizard named Thom, who was expelled from the Wizarding World and was the instigator of the "witch hunt".
The plot ultimately reveals that Thom's true mastermind is none other than Merlin's nemesis, Morgana le Fey.
While the story evoked many tears, it also left many unanswered questions, which is exactly what Quirrell published in the newspaper: Who left the box? Why was even a fragment of Morgana's own Crystal of Time inside? And why was Dumbledore, a modern wizard, allowed to enter? Why did the protagonist drop out of Hogwarts...?
Lorne also saw the related discussions in the newspaper, and all he could say was, "Wait for the updates to find out."
He only used a portion of Lockhart's storyline. The game's plot can't develop like a novel. A chapter-based journey makes updates easier, and a constant stream of foreshadowing and revelations is what keeps players hooked.
As the owner of Ella, the player with the highest combat power in the entire server, Draco did not hesitate to use the Malfoy family name to intimidate Crabbe, forcing him to obediently hand over his phone for a day.
The next day, when Crabbe received his Magic Mobile Phone, he noticed that Draco's eyes were slightly red, despite his dark circles.
"Damn Muggle!"
That's something Draco would normally say, but Crabbe thought Draco seemed to have swallowed a tooth when Draco spoke that day.
Colin agreed with Harry to let him film him for a day once a week, but Harry argued against it, and the time was finally set for once a month, and they would have to wait for Harry to make the arrangements.
Harry usually schedules this day on the day he has the most classes, so at least Colin won't be secretly taking pictures of the back of his head in class.
Colin has also developed new hobbies.
Photograph people related to Harry.
For example, Ginny. He and Ginny formed a " Harry Supporters' Club," and every weekend he would listen to Ginny talk in detail about Harry's attractive qualities.
But Ginny has been acting strangely lately.
She began to act behind his back. On one occasion, Colin saw her enter the women's restroom on the second floor of the castle, and then he heard the chanting of " Incendio " coming from inside.
What is she burning?
" Colin," a hand patted him on the shoulder, "You were holding a camera right outside the women's restroom?"
Colin turned around in alarm, but slowly calmed down after realizing it was Harry's trio.
"I made plans with Ginny to take photos today, but for some reason, she's hiding in the women's restroom and won't come out. I heard her using Fire-Making Spell, but I don't know what she's burning."
Hermione glanced at Colin suspiciously, then walked into the women's restroom.
" Ginny's been a bit down lately," Ron explained. " Percy said he's seen Ginny looking unwell and flustered on several occasions."
"Let's wait for Hermione to come out," Harry said, looking at Colin again. "We can't go into the girls' restroom."
Colin completely ignored Harry's warning; after meeting his idol, he restrained himself from raising his camera.
Not long after, Hermione came out with her arm around Ginny's shoulder. Ginny looked like she had been crying; her face was haggard. "Do you know how to destroy a spellbook?"
"Not even Fire-Making Spell works?" Colin asked in shock.
"Perhaps we can throw it at Snape," Ron suggested. "In Potions Class, Snape will definitely do everything in his power to destroy it for you."
Ron's lame joke made the Gryffindor chuckle, and Ginny's face also showed a hint of a smile.
"How about throwing it at Director Lorne?"
The sudden adult voice threw the five students into a panic. Lorne swiftly grabbed Ginny, who was trying to escape, and held out his hand. "Hand her over, Ginny."
Ginny pulled a black diary from behind her back. Harry and Ron wanted to take a look, but Lorne quickly tucked it into his arms.
"For your concealment, Ginny, you're getting two weeks of confinement. I'll tell Professor McGonagall."
Lorne extended his two index and middle fingers, pointing to his eyes, and then to the five Gryffindor, indicating that he would keep an eye on them and keep them in line.
The surveillance was finally over, and Lorne no longer had to live in fear every day. He decided he must get a good night's sleep tonight.
I'm exhausted.
"What do you mean?" Ron was completely baffled. "Is Director Lorne giving us a peace sign? Colin, you should take a picture of Director Lorne."
Hermione rolled her eyes. "The headmaster means we should behave ourselves. Ginny, what's that diary? Why did the headmaster make a special trip for it?"
"It's Tom Riddle's Diary," Ginny said, on the verge of tears. "The director said it was a dangerous item, but I didn't hand it over and even lied to him. He must be extremely disappointed in me."
" Tom Riddle?" Harry's eyes lit up. "I remember seeing that name before, on the trophies in Filch's stash."