People are in Hogwarts, and werewolves block the door at the beginning..

Chapter 387 [Movie Watch] The End of the Philosopher's Stone

"Good afternoon. How can three young Gryffindors like you stay indoors? It's such a nice day outside."

"We just..." Hermione stammered in response to Snape's questioning.

"Be careful," said Snape. "People will think..."

He was attracted by Harry's eyes again and stared at them motionlessly. "You are doing something bad."

(Lily's eyes moved, not knowing what to say.)
(This is live, in front of the entire wizarding world and the afterlife.)
(Snape's feelings for her were laid bare for all to see.)
Then he turned away reluctantly, his fluttering black cloak making him look like a giant bat gliding on the ground.

Then Harry came to the conclusion that he had to take the Philosopher's Stone before Snape, tonight.

(Seeing this scene, Snape felt a little pain in his heart. It turned out that his earnest persuasion had the opposite effect.)
(Sirius: "They're all snotty!")
(He thought that Snape looked so much like a bad guy that his godson took the risk.)
(James did not speak. As usual, the most important secret for him to win Lily's heart was not to actively slander Snape in front of her, and not to resist Snape's attacks, being a perfect victim. If he really couldn't bear it, he would return it when Lily was not around.)
(Godric Gryffindor: "Salazar's successor has the same problem as him. He looks like a bad guy.")
(Gryffindor's exclamation did not cause a big stir. The female version of Salazar Slytherin in the Spell Card World has already left the impression in the audience that Slytherin is actually a good person.)
However, when the three were about to cross the lounge in the evening, they found Neville waiting for them there.

Neville thought the three were going to cause trouble for Gryffindor again and prepared to stop them.

Hermione petrified Neville with a petrifying spell.

The clean blow startled Ron.

Under the protection of the invisibility cloak, the three of them successfully reached the restricted area on the fourth floor. After going through a series of "difficult" levels, Ron sacrificed himself and was knocked unconscious by a chess piece. Harry asked Hermione to take care of Ron and went to the owl room to deliver a letter, while he continued to move forward and came to the last room.

(“That’s it?”)
("I feel like I can do it.")
("This was deliberately arranged by Dumbledore.")
(“The professors should have noticed something was wrong.”)
("Harry Potter and the others recalled these and found nothing wrong?")
(.)

(A large portion of the audience felt this was too easy.)
(Only 4 levels.)
(Fluffy, the three-headed dog, will fall asleep as long as there is music. The weakness of the Devil's Snare was also mentioned in the first-year course. Creating light and heat is just the basic skills of wizards. Grabbing keys is a little difficult but not much. Playing chess is really a bit difficult. The Mirror of Erised is really challenging. It even hid Quirrell who was possessed by Voldemort.)
Draco felt the same way, "This is too easy."

"Simple?" Ron, who felt a dull headache after seeing this scene, was a little angry.

Dumbledore was also very puzzled. "Am I so bad at acting in this world? Severus and Quirinus also arranged two levels."

Snape was the person he trusted the most, and letting Quirrell join in was to make Tom think that he didn't notice him.

Rupert explained, "Quirrell's level was a troll, but it would have seemed a bit strange that he fainted on Christmas. Plus, it was deleted to save time. Professor Snape's potion level was pure logical reasoning, and there was nothing special about it except that Hermione was in the spotlight, so it was not filmed."

(“That’s not difficult.”)
("Can you tell me about Snape's puzzle?")
(“It seems that Hermione’s highlight scenes will also be cut.”)
(.)

Neville said, "That's not surprising. Didn't Professor Quirrell want to ask Dumbledore for help? Isn't it more obvious that he was frightened by a troll that he could easily subdue than using a curse to throw Harry off his broom during a Quidditch match?"

"This is a common mistake made by directors when adapting novels." Ron shrugged. "It's considered a good film if it can be filmed step by step. Few directors can understand the details and meaning of the original novel."

In the scene, Harry saved the Philosopher's Stone from Quirrell, and turned him into ashes with his palm. Voldemort, who turned into a ball of black mist, was so angry that he deliberately passed through Harry's body before escaping.

(Many viewers were speechless. Quirrell in the picture could light all the exits with a snap of his fingers, and he seemed to be able to fly. Why did he have to strangle Harry to death? It would be much faster to kill him with a wand.)
(A small number of viewers remembered what Quirrell said when he was bubbling before. He thought Harry had the magic to expel Voldemort from his body, so he dared to find him motionless in the Forbidden Forest. As a result, he found that he was a fool, and then he wanted to strangle Harry to death.)
(Just practice now.)
Dumbledore came to the school infirmary to visit Harry, whose bedside was piled with gifts from his admirers.

"It seems that your friend Ronald has saved you from trouble."

"Why does Dumbledore say everything?" Ron was speechless. He heard Dumbledore deliberately mention that he had opened a chocolate frog from the gift beside Harry's bed, ate it all and took the card. He didn't even dare to see what the live broadcast room said about him.

("Ron Weasley!" Mrs. Weasley felt like spitting out blood.)
(What would Weasley and Prewett's ancestors think of him, seeing his friend taking a chocolate frog?)

Rupert, who was a Muggle before, listened with regret to the news that Dumbledore said that the Philosopher's Stone had been destroyed in the picture, "Professor Dumbledore, where is the Philosopher's Stone in your world?"

Dumbledore smiled inexplicably, "It is in the hands of those to whom it belongs."

Previously, Basil admitted that he was the one who resurrected Ariana.

Then the fairy tale wizard who took the Philosopher's Stone must naturally be him.

He was extremely relieved that the Philosopher's Stone was in the hands of his brother-in-law.

If there was any concern before that Basil's immortality might deteriorate, it could only be supervised by Harry, who is also immortal.

And now.
Another world similar to theirs, where all the people will soon be immortal, able to communicate with the afterlife, and constantly open doors to other worlds, will soon be connected to their world.

There were also four powerful and immortal warriors, and another Bajir.

All of the above instantly cured Dumbledore's persecution complex.

(Nick Flamel: "So the Philosopher's Stone is still in 'my' hands? That's right, this world is developing in the direction of a magical fairy world, so I might want to continue observing it.")
("But, Ron Weasley, can you help me ask how I in this world deal with the problem of physical aging and sensory deterioration?")
("I chose death because Perenelle was reaching her limit - her endurance for a body that would break at the slightest touch.")
Since people with great influence have greater weight and are more prominent, Ron saw Nick Flamel's message and raised his hand quickly, "Professor Dumbledore, Nick Flamel asked me to ask him how he solved the problem of physical aging in this world."

"Physical aging?" Dumbledore was a little confused. "The immortality potion made by the Philosopher's Stone is perfect. Those who take it don't have this problem at all. I am the best answer."

(Nic Flamel, whose emotions have long been worn down by the years, once again experiences jealousy. Does this mean that in this world he can still enjoy physical pleasure with his lover?)

Neville sighed, "No wonder the Nick Flamel of this world didn't choose death."

Dumbledore did not correct Neville.

After knowing that the Philosopher's Stone was in Basil's hands, he thought it was no different than the Philosopher's Stone being in Nick's hands.

Since Furong was Nick's student and Bagel had learned ancient magic from him, Bagel would not let Nick die after the potion was used up.

"Miss Hermione Granger, when others were in danger, she calmly and skillfully used her talents. Award: 50 points."

Hearing the voice from the Pensieve, Draco once again recalled the pain of Slytherin having his house cup taken away from him. "That's only 50? It's just a Devil's Snare. I can do that too!"

He was somewhat convinced by the extra points given to Ron, Harry, and even Neville.

But Hermione.
This is not worth 50 points at all!
"My life is not worth 50 points?" Ron was a little unbelievable.

Rupert explained: "The extra points here are actually mainly because Hermione solved Snape's puzzle, which is indeed quite difficult. Without Hermione, Harry couldn't pass this level, and only Dumbledore could do it."

(Godric Gryffindor: "Wait, did I hear that correctly? Gryffindor added 160 points to tie with Slytherin?")
(Rowena Ravenclaw: "Have you forgotten? Because of the Norwegian Spinosaurus incident, three Gryffindors were deducted a total of 150 points.")
(Godric Gryffindor: "But that kid named Malfoy was also deducted 50 points! That means that normally there is a 60-point gap between Slytherin and Gryffindor!")
("I want to be fair." Dumbledore said, "Severus usually finds excuses to deduct a lot of points from Gryffindor. He even made up school rules to deduct points from Harry.")
(Rowena Ravenclaw: "Heir, the problem is that Slytherin has won the House Cup for six consecutive years before. As the headmaster, have you ever dealt with such chaos?")
(Dumbledore: "Before Harry appeared, Severus had not been so outrageous. And the biggest deduction was not from Severus, but from Minerva, the head of Gryffindor. She has always been the strictest with the students in her own college, and she always deducts too many points.")
"Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets." Draco looked at the screen. "It's already the second movie. How many movies are there in this series?"

"Wait," Neville noticed something was wrong, "Harry lives in the room?"

("Poor, poor," Hagrid said when he saw Hedwig locked up. "Humph! Stupid Dursley.")
"Of course," Draco was not surprised at all. "Although Muggles have advanced technology, they are not as good as wizards after all. How dare they let Harry live in the utility room?"

(Harry smiled bitterly. In fact, this was still a utility room, a room where Dudley put his toys and sundries that he couldn't fit in.)
Rupert coughed. "In fact, Harry has lived in this room much earlier than you think. After receiving the admission letter and finding the description on the letter: 4 Privet Drive, Little Whinging, Surrey, the storage room under the stairs, the Dursleys thought they were being monitored, so they let Harry move to the room on the second floor."

Neville was puzzled, "Why did Harry say that no one contacted him? Did he trick the Dursley into agreeing to release Heiweide?"

Ron glanced at Draco and was about to say something when he heard Draco pointing at the screen and shouting, "Dobby?"

("What's wrong with this elf?" Sirius, who didn't know Dobby yet, was surprised and a little angry. "It dared to get on the wizard's bed and jump around so rudely? Lucius Malfoy, is this the upbringing of your family?")
(Lucius Malfoy, who is still in prison and watching his son through the live broadcast room: "Don't mention this traitor!")
"He's from your family?" Neville was surprised.

"Yes," Draco's blue eyes were full of confusion, "but how could it be?"

"Didn't your father tell you?" Ron snorted. "Your father gave Voldemort's diary to my sister, intending to release the basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets to kill all Muggle-born wizards. Dobby learned the news, and in order to protect Harry from entering the school, he intercepted all the letters to him, making Harry mistakenly believe that no friends contacted him and he didn't want to go to school."

("Ahem, Lucius, your family's upbringing is really good." Sirius changed the subject, "Dobby, right? What a good elf.")
"What does it think?" Draco was speechless. "As long as Dumbledore is still here, Harry Potter will be able to go to school smoothly."

But he was more targeting his father.

Doing this to Dumbledore's loved one in school was simply insane.

It's as crazy as doing that in the World Cup.

It's just looking for trouble.

"Well." Draco saw Harry being locked up because of Dobby's prank. "That was a success. But Dumbledore will definitely take action. Look, isn't this a flying car? Ron Weasley?"

Ron looked very proud. "Yes, it was me. I found out that Harry hadn't replied to my letter, so I persuaded Fred and George to drive dad's car to pick Harry up."

("How beautiful!" exclaimed Mr. Weasley, who had never had the opportunity to actually fly a car.)
(In the laws he compiled, it is not illegal to use magic to modify Muggle items, as long as the modified function is not used, which means that as long as it is not used to fly, it is not illegal. This is a loophole he deliberately left.)
(Now, the law restricting the magicalization of technological items no longer exists, but he is just as valued by Dumbledore as himself in this world, so he has no time to pursue this hobby for the time being.)
"What a remarkable invention." Dumbledore saw a lot in it.

In his case, Lucius died early, the diary arrived at Hogwarts long ago, and the house-elf Dobby didn't find it.

Then he began to sigh again. There was almost no scene of the car flying, and the scene suddenly jumped to the Weasley house.

"What a shame! Isn't it exciting for Muggles to see cars flying in the sky?"

(Mr. Weasley nods in agreement.)
"Because we have a plane," said Rupert.

(End of this chapter)