Chapter 690: inherited
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In the morning, the Prime Minister spoke in front of 10 Downing Street.
"Wizards are a real group. They used to be the guests of the court. They have a history of thousands of years. The Middle Ages are coming to an end, the old order has been destroyed, the new order has not yet been established, our society has undergone major changes in all aspects, and at the same time, the contradiction between wizards and ordinary people has continued to intensify, and some extremely bad things have happened. Facts have proved that Those are the scars we left on our journey from thorns to civilization."
"The wizards have since opted to hide their identities, cut ties with the public, and ensure this is done by creating laws they call secrecy laws."
"A week ago, the hidden wizarding society was revealed to the public by an accident, and everyone faced a huge choice - maybe even the most important in recent years. Because the two societies have been separated from each other for so long, they are deeply alien to each other. The Ministers of State held numerous meetings, attended by all MPs, including the rare presence of Her Majesty the Queen, and finally reached an agreement: the dialogue should be conducted cautiously.”
"I am here to openly invite a delegation from wizards. I believe that communication is the first step in resolving disputes..."
The Prime Minister finished, then looked around, waiting for questions from reporters.
"Mr. Prime Minister, do you mean that last week's terrorist activities were caused by an accident?" a reporter asked sharply, "According to various statistics, although no casualties were caused, the nationwide traffic jams, city shutdowns, and destruction of individual municipal public facilities It caused huge property damage to the country, not to mention that many people were frightened and hospitalized.”
"Cough... We have to admit that wizards are equally good and bad, the difference is that they master magic, so their individual fighting abilities vary greatly, and the panic we experience is exactly what an extremely evil and powerful dark wizard and his of followers, you should know that name, Grindelwald... He was ambitious and longed to rule the world sixty or seventy years ago."
"But he was locked up in the end, imprisoned for half a century, and it was not long ago that he escaped from the wizard prison and planned this operation." The Prime Minister said cautiously: "He wants our society to be divided, so that he can take the opportunity to make a comeback, Britain will not be spared, the world will not be spared, and the world will not be spared from the fires of every inch of war. Given that dire future, we must remain sane and not fall into the trap."
Another reporter asked: "Has the government been hiding the existence of witches from the public? What motivates you to keep it a secret, don't you think it's a violation of the public's right to know?"
The Prime Minister did not answer directly, but took a different angle.
"I think the reason why successive prime ministers have kept secrets, apart from involving national security secrets, is to avoid panic in society, because wizards have hidden their identities for hundreds of years, and their images are very different from what we imagined in our minds. .. they set up regimes similar to ours, formed various forms of organizations such as schools, hospitals, law enforcement agencies, they even had organizations like the United Nations
—Wizards are also progressing and developing. "
After the press conference, the Prime Minister turned around and walked back to No. 10 Downing Street.
"Thank you for everything, Mr Prime Minister," said Kingsley, his assistant, politely.
The Prime Minister stopped.
"You don't understand, get ready for surging public opinion."
Kingsley was a little stunned, but the Prime Minister returned to his office without saying a word, and stood in front of the window sill looking at the reporters and people who never left. He had a hunch in his heart that everyone would be forced to be involved in a bigger The whirlpool of public opinion, his speech today is the fuse.
But he had no choice.
Whether it is out of national interests or his personal political future, promoting negotiations is the best way. Even the opposition parties did not push too hard in this incident. When he took out a copy of the wizard's information, the members of parliament with different political views and belonging to different parties basically voted in favor.
These people are not all sincere, but there is no doubt that none of them want to clean up the mess at this time.
If the current Prime Minister is ousted on the grounds of opposing wizards, then there is only one way left to go: an extremely tough attitude, fully bringing wizards under the control of the government, even at the risk of causing war.
But this approach is actually far more dangerous than launching peace talks. If the peace talks go against part of the public opinion and are a thrilling tightrope walk, then confronting the wizards and forcing them to resist is to set off fireworks on the powder keg.
Opposition parties can gain popular support by inciting and creating extreme slogans, but when the war really breaks out, family members, property, and stable lives will be destroyed. How much those people once supported these parliamentarians, how much they will hate them.
The tone of the Prime Minister's investigation was similar to what he thought. Talk first, test the bottom line in the negotiation, and then continue to seize benefits.
But the world is never short of speculators.
It didn't take long for Felix to receive the news.
"Is it just an invitation? The details haven't been negotiated yet?" he asked in surprise.
"It's set, but the prime minister doesn't want to appear too familiar to the public," Ms Burns said. "It's a week from now, at 3pm, at the Houses of Parliament."
Felix blinked.
"The Houses of Parliament? Not Buckingham Palace?"
"The Prime Minister did wish to have the meeting at Buckingham Palace at first, but the Queen, after careful consideration, declined."
Felix smiled. "Huh? Maybe it's because I don't want to show obvious personal inclinations and avoid causing some extremists to feel bad about it. The parliament building is not bad. There are many rooms..." He suddenly stopped talking.
"What's wrong?"
"Thinking of something." Felix put away his smile and said solemnly. He remembered the prophecy that Dumbledore had shown him—that is, the picture of the huge anti-Wizard parade. In the picture, in addition to the appearance of Rita Skeeter, there was a prominent sign, which was the background. Parliament Building.
Things seemed to be progressing towards what Grindelwald saw.
Over the past week, it is not that anti-wizard parades have broken out in various places, but they are not very loud. On the one hand, because this matter was only discussed in the newspapers, and the government has not publicly expressed its opinion; on the other hand, because the Ministry of Magic adopted a shrinking strategy, ordinary people could not find the right leader even if they wanted to demonstrate.
The most important thing is, 'Wizards are new things, and opponents need time to band together.
But it's clear that they now finally have a golden opportunity - the time, a week later; the place, the Houses of Parliament; the characters, the wizarding delegation.
Everything seemed so natural.
Not long after Ms. Burns left, Hermione came with a list.
"More than 30 people have signed up." She handed the parchment to Felix, and said solemnly: "In fact, since we are here, it means that we are willing to contribute to peace. But many people are worried about their performance. Not good enough, they have some good candidates in mind...
"I'm guessing you're one of the people they've put forward, isn't that right, Miss Granger?"
Hermione rolled her eyes.
Felix stared at the list fascinated, "I really need to think about it." Since he thought that the appearance in a week's time might have something to do with the prophecy, he had better be careful. The selected people at least have to pass the psychological quality.
The students completed their task of sorting newspapers for the day, and near noon, some students went home through the school fireplace, others stayed at school,
Discuss today's news. They are basically sixth and seventh graders, adults or close to adulthood, and they look like adults in terms of conversation and clothing.
Because it was the summer vacation, these students did not wear school uniforms. The common struggle and the common enemy for the past few days brought them together, regardless of each other.
These phenomena were seen by the professors who stayed in the school, who were delighted with this change, and if the timing was not right, they might have happily held a few banquets. Slughorn definitely had the idea.
As he walked through the hall, Felix saw Snape. He stood before the descending stairs, seemingly waiting for a while.
"Is something wrong, Severus?"
Snape looked up at Felix, and he asked in a neutral tone, "Is the time set?"
"Next week," Felix quipped, "it's exciting, isn't it?"
Snape would not answer such questions, he continued: "Are you going to bring a group of students to negotiate with the Muggle government?"
"It's not a negotiation, um, it's similar to a big Quidditch game before the players from both sides go around the field for a week." Felix thought about it and said his thoughts~www.novelhall.com~ The young face helps and Grindelwald saints, and..." he said as he pondered, trying to clear his mind,
"I'm thinking about how I can show some of my strength without a trace. Isn't that what negotiation is like? Show sincerity, show muscle... But the way is important, you can't appear too aggressive. Do you have any good ideas?"
"That's your business," Snape said coldly, turning around, robes fluttering behind him. "Follow me."
Felix was a little confused, but followed Snape to his office anyway. The door opened, Snape flashed into the room, and Felix pushed the door open, guessing Snape's intentions. Could it be that some kind of potion has made key progress?
Since he showed several types of lesions, including werewolf and dragon pox, to a group of potions and pharmacists in the Sword Castle, many wizards chose to stay near the Sword Castle to conduct research and share their insights with each other from time to time. Nep has also been there a few times.
The potions professor's office was as dimly lit as ever. Felix's gaze swept across the glass specimen jars lined up against the wall, and finally stopped on Snape, who turned his back to himself, and melted into the darkness.
Snape's body trembled slightly, and one hand supported the table, as if he was trying his best to suppress his inner emotions, like a forbidding snake. Felix caught this strange atmosphere, without urging, standing quietly waiting.
Finally, Snape turned to face him, his eyes calm.
"Use the Disarm Charm on me, Felix."
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In the morning, the Prime Minister spoke in front of 10 Downing Street.
"Wizards are a real group. They used to be the guests of the court. They have a history of thousands of years. The Middle Ages are coming to an end, the old order has been destroyed, the new order has not yet been established, our society has undergone major changes in all aspects, and at the same time, the contradiction between wizards and ordinary people has continued to intensify, and some extremely bad things have happened. Facts have proved that Those are the scars we left on our journey from thorns to civilization."
"The wizards have since opted to hide their identities, cut ties with the public, and ensure this is done by creating laws they call secrecy laws."
"A week ago, the hidden wizarding society was revealed to the public by an accident, and everyone faced a huge choice - maybe even the most important in recent years. Because the two societies have been separated from each other for so long, they are deeply alien to each other. The Ministers of State held numerous meetings, attended by all MPs, including the rare presence of Her Majesty the Queen, and finally reached an agreement: the dialogue should be conducted cautiously.”
"I am here to openly invite a delegation from wizards. I believe that communication is the first step in resolving disputes..."
The Prime Minister finished, then looked around, waiting for questions from reporters.
"Mr. Prime Minister, do you mean that last week's terrorist activities were caused by an accident?" a reporter asked sharply, "According to various statistics, although no casualties were caused, the nationwide traffic jams, city shutdowns, and destruction of individual municipal public facilities It caused huge property damage to the country, not to mention that many people were frightened and hospitalized.”
"Cough... We have to admit that wizards are equally good and bad, the difference is that they master magic, so their individual fighting abilities vary greatly, and the panic we experience is exactly what an extremely evil and powerful dark wizard and his of followers, you should know that name, Grindelwald... He was ambitious and longed to rule the world sixty or seventy years ago."
"But he was locked up in the end, imprisoned for half a century, and it was not long ago that he escaped from the wizard prison and planned this operation." The Prime Minister said cautiously: "He wants our society to be divided, so that he can take the opportunity to make a comeback, Britain will not be spared, the world will not be spared, and the world will not be spared from the fires of every inch of war. Given that dire future, we must remain sane and not fall into the trap."
Another reporter asked: "Has the government been hiding the existence of witches from the public? What motivates you to keep it a secret, don't you think it's a violation of the public's right to know?"
The Prime Minister did not answer directly, but took a different angle.
"I think the reason why successive prime ministers have kept secrets, apart from involving national security secrets, is to avoid panic in society, because wizards have hidden their identities for hundreds of years, and their images are very different from what we imagined in our minds. .. they set up regimes similar to ours, formed various forms of organizations such as schools, hospitals, law enforcement agencies, they even had organizations like the United Nations
—Wizards are also progressing and developing. "
After the press conference, the Prime Minister turned around and walked back to No. 10 Downing Street.
"Thank you for everything, Mr Prime Minister," said Kingsley, his assistant, politely.
The Prime Minister stopped.
"You don't understand, get ready for surging public opinion."
Kingsley was a little stunned, but the Prime Minister returned to his office without saying a word, and stood in front of the window sill looking at the reporters and people who never left. He had a hunch in his heart that everyone would be forced to be involved in a bigger The whirlpool of public opinion, his speech today is the fuse.
But he had no choice.
Whether it is out of national interests or his personal political future, promoting negotiations is the best way. Even the opposition parties did not push too hard in this incident. When he took out a copy of the wizard's information, the members of parliament with different political views and belonging to different parties basically voted in favor.
These people are not all sincere, but there is no doubt that none of them want to clean up the mess at this time.
If the current Prime Minister is ousted on the grounds of opposing wizards, then there is only one way left to go: an extremely tough attitude, fully bringing wizards under the control of the government, even at the risk of causing war.
But this approach is actually far more dangerous than launching peace talks. If the peace talks go against part of the public opinion and are a thrilling tightrope walk, then confronting the wizards and forcing them to resist is to set off fireworks on the powder keg.
Opposition parties can gain popular support by inciting and creating extreme slogans, but when the war really breaks out, family members, property, and stable lives will be destroyed. How much those people once supported these parliamentarians, how much they will hate them.
The tone of the Prime Minister's investigation was similar to what he thought. Talk first, test the bottom line in the negotiation, and then continue to seize benefits.
But the world is never short of speculators.
It didn't take long for Felix to receive the news.
"Is it just an invitation? The details haven't been negotiated yet?" he asked in surprise.
"It's set, but the prime minister doesn't want to appear too familiar to the public," Ms Burns said. "It's a week from now, at 3pm, at the Houses of Parliament."
Felix blinked.
"The Houses of Parliament? Not Buckingham Palace?"
"The Prime Minister did wish to have the meeting at Buckingham Palace at first, but the Queen, after careful consideration, declined."
Felix smiled. "Huh? Maybe it's because I don't want to show obvious personal inclinations and avoid causing some extremists to feel bad about it. The parliament building is not bad. There are many rooms..." He suddenly stopped talking.
"What's wrong?"
"Thinking of something." Felix put away his smile and said solemnly. He remembered the prophecy that Dumbledore had shown him—that is, the picture of the huge anti-Wizard parade. In the picture, in addition to the appearance of Rita Skeeter, there was a prominent sign, which was the background. Parliament Building.
Things seemed to be progressing towards what Grindelwald saw.
Over the past week, it is not that anti-wizard parades have broken out in various places, but they are not very loud. On the one hand, because this matter was only discussed in the newspapers, and the government has not publicly expressed its opinion; on the other hand, because the Ministry of Magic adopted a shrinking strategy, ordinary people could not find the right leader even if they wanted to demonstrate.
The most important thing is, 'Wizards are new things, and opponents need time to band together.
But it's clear that they now finally have a golden opportunity - the time, a week later; the place, the Houses of Parliament; the characters, the wizarding delegation.
Everything seemed so natural.
Not long after Ms. Burns left, Hermione came with a list.
"More than 30 people have signed up." She handed the parchment to Felix, and said solemnly: "In fact, since we are here, it means that we are willing to contribute to peace. But many people are worried about their performance. Not good enough, they have some good candidates in mind...
"I'm guessing you're one of the people they've put forward, isn't that right, Miss Granger?"
Hermione rolled her eyes.
Felix stared at the list fascinated, "I really need to think about it." Since he thought that the appearance in a week's time might have something to do with the prophecy, he had better be careful. The selected people at least have to pass the psychological quality.
The students completed their task of sorting newspapers for the day, and near noon, some students went home through the school fireplace, others stayed at school,
Discuss today's news. They are basically sixth and seventh graders, adults or close to adulthood, and they look like adults in terms of conversation and clothing.
Because it was the summer vacation, these students did not wear school uniforms. The common struggle and the common enemy for the past few days brought them together, regardless of each other.
These phenomena were seen by the professors who stayed in the school, who were delighted with this change, and if the timing was not right, they might have happily held a few banquets. Slughorn definitely had the idea.
As he walked through the hall, Felix saw Snape. He stood before the descending stairs, seemingly waiting for a while.
"Is something wrong, Severus?"
Snape looked up at Felix, and he asked in a neutral tone, "Is the time set?"
"Next week," Felix quipped, "it's exciting, isn't it?"
Snape would not answer such questions, he continued: "Are you going to bring a group of students to negotiate with the Muggle government?"
"It's not a negotiation, um, it's similar to a big Quidditch game before the players from both sides go around the field for a week." Felix thought about it and said his thoughts~www.novelhall.com~ The young face helps and Grindelwald saints, and..." he said as he pondered, trying to clear his mind,
"I'm thinking about how I can show some of my strength without a trace. Isn't that what negotiation is like? Show sincerity, show muscle... But the way is important, you can't appear too aggressive. Do you have any good ideas?"
"That's your business," Snape said coldly, turning around, robes fluttering behind him. "Follow me."
Felix was a little confused, but followed Snape to his office anyway. The door opened, Snape flashed into the room, and Felix pushed the door open, guessing Snape's intentions. Could it be that some kind of potion has made key progress?
Since he showed several types of lesions, including werewolf and dragon pox, to a group of potions and pharmacists in the Sword Castle, many wizards chose to stay near the Sword Castle to conduct research and share their insights with each other from time to time. Nep has also been there a few times.
The potions professor's office was as dimly lit as ever. Felix's gaze swept across the glass specimen jars lined up against the wall, and finally stopped on Snape, who turned his back to himself, and melted into the darkness.
Snape's body trembled slightly, and one hand supported the table, as if he was trying his best to suppress his inner emotions, like a forbidding snake. Felix caught this strange atmosphere, without urging, standing quietly waiting.
Finally, Snape turned to face him, his eyes calm.
"Use the Disarm Charm on me, Felix."
https://
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In the morning, the Prime Minister spoke in front of 10 Downing Street."Wizards are a real group. They used to be the guests of the court. They have a history of thousands of years. The Middle Ages are coming to an end, the old order has been destroyed, the new order has not yet been established, our society has undergone major changes in all aspects, and at the same time, the contradiction between wizards and ordinary people has continued to intensify, and some extremely bad things have happened. Facts have proved that Those are the scars we left on our journey from thorns to civilization.""The wizards have since opted to hide their identities, cut ties with the public, and ensure this is done by creating laws they call secrecy laws.""A week ago, the hidden wizarding society was revealed to the public by an accident, and everyone faced a huge choice - maybe even the most important in recent years. Because the two societies have been separated from each other for so long, they are deeply alien to each other. The Ministers of State held numerous meetings, attended by all MPs, including the rare presence of Her Majesty the Queen, and finally reached an agreement: the dialogue should be conducted cautiously."I am here to openly invite a delegation from wizards. I believe that communication is the first step in resolving disputes..."The Prime Minister finished, then looked around, waiting for questions from reporters."Mr. Prime Minister, do you mean that last week's terrorist activities were caused by an accident?" a reporter asked sharply, "According to various statistics, although no casualties were caused, the nationwide traffic jams, city shutdowns, and destruction of individual municipal public facilities It caused huge property damage to the country, not to mention that many people were frightened and hospitalized."Cough... We have to admit that wizards are equally good and bad, the difference is that they master magic, so their individual fighting abilities vary greatly, and the panic we experience is exactly what an extremely evil and powerful dark wizard and his of followers, you should know that name, Grindelwald... He was ambitious and longed to rule the world sixty or seventy years ago.""But he was locked up in the end, imprisoned for half a century, and it was not long ago that he escaped from the wizard prison and planned this operation." The Prime Minister said cautiously: "He wants our society to be divided, so that he can take the opportunity to make a comeback, Britain will not be spared, the world will not be spared, and the world will not be spared from the fires of every inch of war. Given that dire future, we must remain sane and not fall into the trap."Another reporter asked: "Has the government been hiding the existence of witches from the public? What motivates you to keep it a secret, don't you think it's a violation of the public's right to know?"The Prime Minister did not answer directly, but took a different angle."I think the reason why successive prime ministers have kept secrets, apart from involving national security secrets, is to avoid panic in society, because wizards have hidden their identities for hundreds of years, and their images are very different from what we imagined in our minds. .. they set up regimes similar to ours, formed various forms of organizations such as schools, hospitals, law enforcement agencies, they even had organizations like the United NationsWizards are also progressing and developing. "After the press conference, the Prime Minister turned around and walked back to No. 10 Downing Street."Thank you for everything, Mr Prime Minister," said Kingsley, his assistant, politely.The Prime Minister stopped."You don't understand, get ready for surging public opinion."Kingsley was a little stunned, but the Prime Minister returned to his office without saying a word, and stood in front of the window sill looking at the reporters and people who never left. He had a hunch in his heart that everyone would be forced to be involved in a bigger The whirlpool of public opinion, his speech today is the fuse.But he had no choice.Whether it is out of national interests or his personal political future, promoting negotiations is the best way. Even the opposition parties did not push too hard in this incident. When he took out a copy of the wizard's information, the members of parliament with different political views and belonging to different parties basically voted in favor.These people are not all sincere, but there is no doubt that none of them want to clean up the mess at this time.If the current Prime Minister is ousted on the grounds of opposing wizards, then there is only one way left to go: an extremely tough attitude, fully bringing wizards under the control of the government, even at the risk of causing war.But this approach is actually far more dangerous than launching peace talks. If the peace talks go against part of the public opinion and are a thrilling tightrope walk, then confronting the wizards and forcing them to resist is to set off fireworks on the powder keg.Opposition parties can gain popular support by inciting and creating extreme slogans, but when the war really breaks out, family members, property, and stable lives will be destroyed. How much those people once supported these parliamentarians, how much they will hate them.The tone of the Prime Minister's investigation was similar to what he thought. Talk first, test the bottom line in the negotiation, and then continue to seize benefits.But the world is never short of speculators.It didn't take long for Felix to receive the news."Is it just an invitation? The details haven't been negotiated yet?" he asked in surprise."It's set, but the prime minister doesn't want to appear too familiar to the public," Ms Burns said. "It's a week from now, at 3pm, at the Houses of Parliament."Felix blinked."The Houses of Parliament? Not Buckingham Palace?""The Prime Minister did wish to have the meeting at Buckingham Palace at first, but the Queen, after careful consideration, declined."Felix smiled. "Huh? Maybe it's because I don't want to show obvious personal inclinations and avoid causing some extremists to feel bad about it. The parliament building is not bad. There are many rooms..." He suddenly stopped talking."What's wrong?""Thinking of something." Felix put away his smile and said solemnly. He remembered the prophecy that Dumbledore had shown himthat is, the picture of the huge anti-Wizard parade. In the picture, in addition to the appearance of Rita Skeeter, there was a prominent sign, which was the background. Parliament Building.Things seemed to be progressing towards what Grindelwald saw.Over the past week, it is not that anti-wizard parades have broken out in various places, but they are not very loud. On the one hand, because this matter was only discussed in the newspapers, and the government has not publicly expressed its opinion; on the other hand, because the Ministry of Magic adopted a shrinking strategy, ordinary people could not find the right leader even if they wanted to demonstrate.The most important thing is, 'Wizards are new things, and opponents need time to band together.But it's clear that they now finally have a golden opportunity - the time, a week later; the place, the Houses of Parliament; the characters, the wizarding delegation.Everything seemed so natural.Not long after Ms. Burns left, Hermione came with a list."More than 30 people have signed up." She handed the parchment to Felix, and said solemnly: "In fact, since we are here, it means that we are willing to contribute to peace. But many people are worried about their performance. Not good enough, they have some good candidates in mind..."I'm guessing you're one of the people they've put forward, isn't that right, Miss Granger?"Hermione rolled her eyes.Felix stared at the list fascinated, "I really need to think about it." Since he thought that the appearance in a week's time might have something to do with the prophecy, he had better be careful. The selected people at least have to pass the psychological quality.The students completed their task of sorting newspapers for the day, and near noon, some students went home through the school fireplace, others stayed at school,Discuss today's news. They are basically sixth and seventh graders, adults or close to adulthood, and they look like adults in terms of conversation and clothing.Because it was the summer vacation, these students did not wear school uniforms. The common struggle and the common enemy for the past few days brought them together, regardless of each other.These phenomena were seen by the professors who stayed in the school, who were delighted with this change, and if the timing was not right, they might have happily held a few banquets. Slughorn definitely had the idea.As he walked through the hall, Felix saw Snape. He stood before the descending stairs, seemingly waiting for a while."Is something wrong, Severus?"Snape looked up at Felix, and he asked in a neutral tone, "Is the time set?""Next week," Felix quipped, "it's exciting, isn't it?"Snape would not answer such questions, he continued: "Are you going to bring a group of students to negotiate with the Muggle government?""It's not a negotiation, um, it's similar to a big Quidditch game before the players from both sides go around the field for a week." Felix thought about it and said his thoughts~www.novelhall.com~ The young face helps and Grindelwald saints, and..." he said as he pondered, trying to clear his mind,"I'm thinking about how I can show some of my strength without a trace. Isn't that what negotiation is like? Show sincerity, show muscle... But the way is important, you can't appear too aggressive. Do you have any good ideas?""That's your business," Snape said coldly, turning around, robes fluttering behind him. "Follow me."Felix was a little confused, but followed Snape to his office anyway. The door opened, Snape flashed into the room, and Felix pushed the door open, guessing Snape's intentions. Could it be that some kind of potion has made key progress?Since he showed several types of lesions, including werewolf and dragon pox, to a group of potions and pharmacists in the Sword Castle, many wizards chose to stay near the Sword Castle to conduct research and share their insights with each other from time to time. Nep has also been there a few times.The potions professor's office was as dimly lit as ever. Felix's gaze swept across the glass specimen jars lined up against the wall, and finally stopped on Snape, who turned his back to himself, and melted into the darkness.Snape's body trembled slightly, and one hand supported the table, as if he was trying his best to suppress his inner emotions, like a forbidding snake. Felix caught this strange atmosphere, without urging, standing quietly waiting.Finally, Snape turned to face him, his eyes calm."Use the Disarm Charm on me, Felix."https://Genius remembers the address of this site in one second: . Mobile version reading website:
