I can enter Hogwarts in the end of the world

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Relaxation, tranquility, peace of mind, comfort.

Hermione had actually not been this relaxed for a long time. She didn't need to read a book, raise her hand to answer the professor's questions, or deal with people who were always trying to find ways to borrow her homework.

She thought carefully about it, and it seemed that the last time she was so relaxed was only the time she spent with Ian on the train when she first entered school.

She still clearly remembered the drizzle in the sky and everything that Ian chatted with her, as if it all happened yesterday, clearly visible and vivid in her mind.

"I always feel so at ease when I am with you." Hermione thought secretly, while quietly looking at the boy sitting next to her.

Ian also enjoyed this moment of peace. The comfort brought by the gusts of cool breeze made him a little tired. He was leaning under the tree and dozing with his eyes slightly closed.

There was a silent understanding. The two of them were waiting quietly at this moment. It seemed that they had no communication with each other, but they seemed to have said a thousand words.

In short, this beautiful and comfortable state lasted for a long time. Suddenly Hermione seemed to remember something and suddenly asked: "Ian, do you know Nicolas Flamel?"

Ian was a little strange after hearing this, but it seems that Dumbledore chose a safer approach, so the plot still deviated. Before Harry had experienced the midnight duel, Hermione and the others knew about the existence of the Sorcerer's Stone. , perhaps an investigative puzzle game has been launched.

"I know, Nico Flamel is the most famous alchemist, the only known person who made the magic stone. He was born in France in 1330..."

"Wait, you mean 1330 AD?" Hermione asked in surprise.

"Yes, in 1330 AD, he is now over 600 years old. And the secret of his longevity is the magic stone, one of the top achievements in alchemy. It can not only make people live forever, but also has the ability to turn stone into gold. Ability. And Nico Flamel also relied on the Philosopher's Stone to allow him and his wife to live together for more than 600 years..."

Ian felt that he was not spoiling it in advance. Hermione and the others would be able to find out this information one month before and after Christmas.

So there was no harm in telling her this information in advance. The main reason was that he didn't want to lie in front of Hermione. Sometimes the distance between people was caused by some inadvertent little things.

Shocked by the sudden information, Hermione muttered to herself: "Okay... the Philosopher's Stone... then everything makes sense."

Ian suddenly wanted to tease the girl in front of him and joked: "Ha, do you also long for immortality? Can you imagine yourself looking 400 or 500 years old?"

Ian's response was a big white eye. The girl stared at Ian and said seriously, seemingly pointing out: "A person's immortality is actually a curse."

On the contrary, Ian seemed a little stupid at the moment, obviously not hearing Hermione's underlying meaning. He focused all his attention on the other party's last sentence, and couldn't help but agree: "Yes, sometimes immortality is not a curse."

"snort……"

"What's the matter? Forget it, I'll show you something good this summer, and I'm sure it will surprise you." Ian said deliberately.

Obviously, he planned to wait until this year's plot was over to let Hermione take a look at the Sorcerer's Stone to see what the thing that their small group wanted to protect looked like.

Otherwise, Ian always felt that it was unfair to Hermione. Although the three of them worked together to protect the Sorcerer's Stone, in the end she didn't even know what the Sorcerer's Stone looked like, which felt like a bit of bullying.

But now is not the time, after all, Tom is still peeping in the dark. Regarding Voldemort, Ian really looked down on him. Looking at his entire life experience, he could sum it up in four words - bullying the weak and fearing the strong.

Take the Philosopher's Stone as an example. Voldemort is the one who most desires immortality. With his knowledge, would he not know about the Philosopher's Stone? Do you know that the Philosopher's Stone is in the hands of Nico Flamel? Even Voldemort, who was at the peak of his strength, had no idea of ​​going out to find Nico, because Nico was not living in seclusion at that time.

Voldemort could only take advantage of this gap when the Philosopher's Stone left Nico and was about to be destroyed, so he dared to have such a small thought.

And later on, only after he confirmed through Snape that Dumbledore was cursed in Gaunt's old house, did he dare to show up publicly and summon the Death Eaters. In short, Ian feels that Tom, a child, learned nothing in the orphanage. He learned a lot about seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages, bullying the weak and fearing the strong.

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