Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones

Chapter 170 Singing a Different Tune
Every day, the boxes of mail he received were filled with either love letters from witches or invitations to write articles from various publishing houses and magazines.

To avoid missing important letters from the Ministry of Magic or Dumbledore, Tierra's daily bedtime routine consisted of sitting with Dobby in front of the fireplace, even in the height of summer, where a roaring fire often burned in Tierra's room.

“A letter from Pansy Parkinson.” Dobby picked up a letter from the letterbox, opened it, glanced at it, and said, “She says she wants to visit her classmate Tierra. She’s worried about the aftereffects of Tierra’s petrification. She says her father is a witch doctor and she has a tonic she wants to send to Tierra.”

"Are there any explicit expressions of love?" Tierra asked, sitting on the sofa in front of the fireplace.

“No,” Dobby replied.

“Then burn it,” Tierra said.

"The next letter is from Mrs. Sylvie."

“Mrs. Sylvie? That married woman who’s madly infatuated with Lockhart?” Tierra took the letter from Dobby, but instead of opening the envelope, she stroked its surface with her hand—

“This letter is excellent,” Tiera said after stroking it for a while. “The language is explicit, and it’s even enchanted with a love spell. It’s the perfect offering to summon a succubus. Excellent, Raven. Put it in cabinet A-06 and use it when you summon a succubus.”

Tiera handed the letter to Raven, who was standing next to her. Raven took the letter in his mouth, flapped his wings, and flew to a heavy black wooden cabinet on the second floor.

Raven used his claws to open the door of cabinet A-06 and placed the new letter alongside the dozens of letters already inside.

They were all the same type of letters, which Tiera saved as offerings to summon succubi.

“Sir, here is another anonymous letter of curses,” Dobby said, handing Tierra another letter.

Tiera silently sensed it.

"Place the cursed letter in cabinet A-04. It can be used as a substitute for corpse oil or baby bone powder as an offering to summon the imp." Tiera handed the letter to Raven beside her.

“Sir, here is a letter.” Dobby turned the envelope around and said, “Sir, here is a letter from the Quibbler magazine.”

Dobby immediately opened it—

Tierra had the privilege that Dobby could open, read, and then hand over all letters from magazines and publishers to Tierra.

“Sir, it’s a letter asking you to contribute an article,” Dobby said after glancing at it briefly.

"Should we play a different tune?" Tiera, who was sorting through letters, put down the ones she was holding and took the letter from Dobby to read it aloud.

The handwriting is illegible, the writing style is immature, and the grammar is full of errors.

Tiera skipped directly to the letter's closing—

Lunalovgood.

Sure enough, Tiera had met Lunalovegood last semester when she was a guest lecturer for Gilderoy Lockhart, teaching a first-year Defense Against the Dark Arts course.

She was a thin, bony little witch with platinum blonde hair.

Contrary to her slender figure, Lunalovegood is a remarkably strong and stubborn girl, possessing both the Ravenclaw thirst for knowledge and the Gryffindor courage and resilience.

It's unlikely that only Lunalovgood would do something like writing to the renowned writer Gilderoy Lohart in the name of her father's magazine to solicit an article.

"Dobby, keep this letter safe, and then write me a reply, politely declining..."

Tierra paused, then suddenly called out to Dobby.

“Wait, Dobby, I’ll write it myself,” Tierra said. “Dobby, could you help me organize the drafts of the first few chapters of Harry Potter and the Lost Philosopher’s Stone and send them over with the reply later?”

“Yes, sir, are you going to say yes?” Dobby asked.

“Hmm.” Tiera sat back down at Gilderoy Lockhart’s desk, placed a brand new sheet of paper on the typewriter, and began typing, one word at a time—

Firstly, Tiera was too lazy to write, and secondly, in order to cover up the fact that her handwriting was different from Gilderoy Lohat's, Tiera replied to all her letters by typewriter, so Dobby could do it for her most of the time.

“Dear Miss Lunalovgood”

It is a great honor to receive your invitation to contribute. I have heard of the magazine "Singing the Dissent" before, and I believe that I can establish a friendly and mutually beneficial cooperative relationship with "Singing the Dissent".

Perfect timing! Based on my observations and experiences at Hogwarts, I've already prepared the title for my next novel—"Harry Potter and the Vanished Philosopher's Stone." Several chapters are already complete and have been submitted to your magazine's editor for review. I look forward to further collaboration with you.

Wishing you well.

Gilderoy Lockhart

After Tyrell finished writing, she summoned Raven and handed him the reply along with the first few chapters of "Harry Potter and the Lost Philosopher's Stone".

“I don’t want to go!” Raven plopped down on his desk. “It’s too late. I have night blindness.”

"Then let's go tomorrow," Tierra said helplessly. "Remember tomorrow."

"Ah! Don't worry," Raven said. "You can trust me to do things, okay!"

Tierra's adaptation and rewriting of "Harry Potter and the Lost Philosopher's Stone" is a novel with two male protagonists.

Tyella begins copying from the very beginning of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," starting at the Dursleys' house at 4 Privet Drive, copying the original text word for word until Hagrid takes Harry Potter away, thus introducing the second male protagonist, Tyella.

The part of the story that Tierra was just about to send to "The Quibbler" ends here.

Although the influences of Yog-Sothoth and Shub-Niggurath canceled each other out and balanced each other, they still spilled over to affect Tiera's main body, much like the collision of two homogeneous, equally velocity, and completely opposite objects in physics.

Although the two objects will come to a stop, there will still be energy loss.

The energy lost was then used on Tiera.

The effects of this energy only slowly become apparent over time.

The spiritual and material dimensions of Tiera underwent dramatic changes under the influence of this energy.

It was as if a memory palace was gradually taking shape in Tiera's mind—

It was built together with the spiritual wall on the seventh floor.

After Tiera recovered from his petrified state, the principles and structure of the seventh layer of mental barrier, which had already been analyzed, gradually became imprinted into his rapidly growing mental dimension.

It is believed that the seventh layer of Tiera's spiritual wall will be fully constructed soon.

As a result, Tiera gained superhuman memory, comprehension, and computational abilities.

To put it simply, if Tiera wanted to, he could recreate every word he had ever read and vividly recall every scene he had ever experienced.

This was also Tiera's greatest reliance in "writing" the book.

Shubnigs's influence is fully manifested in the material dimension of Tiera—

Tiera gained a powerful life force.

Tiera manipulates her body as easily as she manipulates a piece of text.

Tiera can freely cut, split, recombine, multiply her body, and change her form.

Unless it's burning magic like Fiendfire or Spirit Fire, or dark magic like the Avada Kedavra curse that can completely annihilate all life in a very short time, nothing can kill him anymore.

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