Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones

Chapter 779
“Hallelujah Frolov, former professor of geology at the University of Iceland, has just been picked up from Bellevue Hospital in New York and is currently waiting at JFK International Airport. He is expected to arrive in Padstrom within one to two days.” Tierra then took out another card and placed it on the map showing the location of New York State.

The photo on the card showed a tall, thin, and somewhat balding middle-aged man in his fifties. His slightly hunched back indicated the passage of time. The glasses he wore looked thick and dull, but the eyes beneath them were sharp and cynically clear-headed.

“And Mitchell McGann.” Tierra created another card, featuring a short-haired, quiet girl with slender arms and legs who looked very capable.

“My former employee, a graduate student in the Geography Department at Durham University, although her master’s research topic was the study of rock composition in Central Asia, she also had excellent grades in marine geography and marine biogeography during her time at university, so I brought her into this operation,” Tiera explained. “She will also be one of our first volunteers to undergo Muggle magical transformation.”

“Those graduates from Germany are very talented,” Tierra said. “They’ve already tinkered with some alchemical artifacts, including a bracelet and a necklace that can connect directly to the mental dimension of Muggles, giving them some basic magical abilities.”

“What abilities?” Maka-Fal-Monkasha asked.

“A simplified version of the Shield of Narctis, except for your weapons, will be engulfed in flames, petrified, extinguished by clear springs, and shattered into pieces, with a bubble head curse,” Tiera replied. “I also prepared two invisibility cloaks for her and Professor Frolov, which can be used for a total of five hours.”

“Of course, both Mitchell McGann and Hallelujah Frolov are merely observers and recorders, and play a supporting role in communication. The only one who can truly forge an alliance and agreement with the Deep Ones is our Jeffrey Rocky.” Tiera then asked, “What about your side? Have you found any wizards with Deep One bloodlines?”

“There are thirty-seven in Africa,” Maka-Fal-Monkasa replied. “We are working on persuading them.”

“There are currently four in the United States and Mexico,” Chief Thunderbird replied. “There are none who are willing at the moment.”

“It doesn’t matter, take your time,” Tiera said. “For now, Jeffrey alone is enough.”

“Negotiations and alliances with the Deep Ones are a lengthy and tedious undertaking,” Tiera said. “Now there’s one more place—”

“Dreamland.” Tiera took a few steps and pointed near the Hindu Kush Mountains on the map. “This is a dimension that can be entered through dreams. It is a parallel space constructed by the human subconscious. In it, humans can communicate with each other. Landing on the moon only requires a sea vessel. The Earth is flat, and the way of life is still medieval.”

“The Dream Realm is largely a mirror image of our ‘Awake’ universe, sharing similar planets, stars, and other cosmic geographical features to a certain extent, but its physical rules differ drastically from those of the real world!” Tiera said. “This is our refuge and our battlefield—”

"And our second nuclear bomb!"

(End of this chapter)