Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 142 Nicolas Flamel's Book List

Everything in this world always has a source, and there is a cause before there is an effect.

Whether it's Roger or Luna, there are reasons why they have grown into what they are today and have such unique personalities.

Needless to say, Roger's journey from ordinary to extraordinary, from peace to war, and constant brushes with death made his will and attitude towards the outside world very special.

Luna's uniqueness is closely related to her talent and her mother's death.

"I've never heard of this kind of... 'great' thing before." After listening to Roger's description of the second magic, Luna's ethereal eyes became a little dull.

Although she is young, Luna is very intelligent. She can understand how much change the existence of the second magic will bring to the world of wizards.

Of all the words she knew, perhaps only the word "great" could be the most perfect interpretation of it.

Of course, the changes in the Muggle world were beyond her understanding.

By reading her father's newspapers and magazines as well as the books in her home, Luna had a basic understanding of the wizarding world.

The Muggle world was an unknown world to Luna.

“Just because it’s not known to the public doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist, does it?” Roger said with a smile.

Luna stared at Roger's smile for a few seconds, and then couldn't help but curl up the corners of her mouth.

"really."

Luna has never been in line with mainstream voices, but this is not intentional.

The root of her eccentricity lies in her ability. Luna can see harassment flies, but she can see more than just harassment flies.

Maybe she is not a living being, but she can indeed notice many things that are difficult for ordinary people to see with their naked eyes.

It's like the same smell, but when people, cats and dogs smell it, they get different information.

The specific manifestation is...

'I saw it, I saw it.'

'But others don't see it and think I'm lying.'

Having grown up in this environment, he was deeply loved and protected by his parents and did not suffer any serious harm.

Then Luna will naturally come up with an idea.

'The truth lies in the hands of a few.'

'What the public believes to be true is not necessarily true.'

Just like a person who has the ability to flip through time at will would not regard history books from various countries and papers by paleontologists as absolutely reliable.

He would even find great interest in reading the so-called unofficial history of selling hooks, and then look back through that period of time to see what really happened in history.

Why did the country prosper, what did dinosaurs look like, and how did they decline.

Different information channels determine different ways of thinking.

Luna believed things that other little wizards thought were ridiculous, not because she was stupid, but because she felt...

'Is what you think is real, really real?'

So when faced with those inexplicable things, Luna's choice is to believe first and then verify, rather than believing the answers given by the "authority".

This idea gave Luna a completely different perspective.

The shock of losing her mother at a young age made her unwilling to look at the world from a cold perspective. She would rather look at everything from a romantic perspective that is almost like a fairy tale.

She believes that death is only a temporary separation, and when life comes to an end, everyone will eventually be reunited.

Luna's mind is extraordinary because of this, but it also has serious flaws.

At least this is the case from the perspective of the practice of three-dimensional Dharma.

The three-dimensional method is a more rational system. Being too emotional is not a good thing.

"If you're interested in this, we can take some time to talk about it in detail after school starts in a few days." As he spoke, Roger snapped his fingers to remove the soundproofing magic.

Roger was not in a hurry to achieve success, and was not in a hurry to pour out his theories like pouring beans.

He knew that if that were the case, it would definitely cause a stress reaction in Luna.

It would be better to take it slow and steady. What if Roger broke down and broke down what he wanted to say so that Luna could fully understand it?

If Luna still chooses to stick to her own system of understanding the world and is unwilling to compromise in the slightest, then Roger will choose to respect her choice.

Given enough time, even miracles can be replicated.

For the immortals, if they miss one, they will always meet the next one.

As the spell was lifted, Xenophilius, who had been waiting not far away, felt increasingly complicated as he watched his daughter smile.

When a few people were talking in private, others might not pay too much attention for various reasons, but as a father, how could he let it go at this time?

Although he couldn't hear the conversation between the people, Xenophilius could still tell from his daughter's expression that her relationship with Roger had become closer.

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After agreeing on a time with Luna, Roger said goodbye to the child he met by chance.

After leaving Flourish and Blotts, Roger still had some things to buy, but Luna had already bought all the back-to-school items.

The two of them only acted together because they were on the same route to buy books.

The two people who were no longer on the same path naturally parted ways and went their separate ways.

Looking at Roger and Hermione's receding backs, Xenophilius was silent for a few seconds, then lowered his head and looked at his beloved daughter.

"Luna...you watch every episode of The Quibbler, right?"

Ever since before she could read, his wife liked to tell Luna bedtime stories by reading magazines.

In her opinion, her husband's magazine was something she could be proud to read to her children, rather than being considered 'ridiculous stuff' by most wizards.

When Luna grew up, she naturally still retained some of her past habits.

"Of course." Luna turned her head and looked at Xenophilius.

Unlike the slightly scrutinizing, ethereal look she gave to other people, Luna's gaze was always gentle when facing her only relative.

Although she was very interested in Roger, Luna had actually always been paying attention to her father.

Although Xenophilius hadn't spoken yet, Luna had already roughly imagined what her father was going to say.

So she spoke first: "The world is about to change a little. I want to try to follow the prophet, see more interesting things, and become more powerful."

At first, Luna's attitude towards Roger was just that of a curious child who was experiencing the novelty of meeting a senior who had a lot of knowledge and had seen a lot of things.

But it's different now.

As a young girl, she did not fully understand the heavy implications behind the rise and fall of a nation, nor could she detect any unusual signals from the cooperation between Britain and Germany.

But after Roger's explanation, she could still understand a little about the changes that the second magic might bring.

In the past, she had always lived under the protection of her parents, but now, she had her own magic wand.

She also wants to do something for this family in her own way.

Facing his daughter's determined gaze, Xenophilius opened his mouth and wanted to say something, but in the end all he could do was sigh helplessly.

At this moment, Xenophilius knew that no matter what he said, it would be in vain.

It’s not like Luna was completely ignorant of Roger and chose to get close to him.

Instead, I made a decision only after I understood everything.

It's a good thing for children to be sensible.

But as parents, sometimes we don’t really want our children to mature too early.

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The Luna incident was just an unexpected episode for Roger, and he did not continue to pay attention to the developments there after their separation.

Walking side by side with Hermione, who had also just arrived at Diagon Alley and had some school supplies to buy, the two were discussing the new Defense Against the Dark Arts class.

"Roger, how do you think our new professor will teach this lesson?" Hermione asked with a little anticipation.

In her trolley were a bunch of books for her Defense Against the Dark Arts class.

"Philosophy of Survival", "Dangerous Dark Magic Materials", "Differences between Ancient and Modern Magic", "Map of the World of Fantastic Beasts"...

There are six or seven books in total, covering various seemingly unrelated fields.

Philosophy, alchemy, spells, magical creatures, potions, healing, and... Muggle studies?

Looking at this pile of books, Hermione really couldn't figure out what the legendary alchemist was going to teach her and others in class.

Does he want to cover the teaching content of many different professors in one class?

"Don't worry." Roger said in a relaxed tone.

When Roger first saw the list of books, he was also stunned.

But when he bought the book in the bookstore, he had an idea in his mind after reading the contents of the book.

This old wizard, who came at the invitation of a friend, was definitely not here to take water lessons.

"If I'm not mistaken, Nicolas Flamel's course is probably about teaching 'the way of the best doctor'."

(End of this chapter)