A magical journey that begins at Hogwarts

"That was a bit too much," Genes thought to himself, clicking his tongue in disbelief. "You're supposed to be a direct descendant of Lord Vihert, after all!"

"Who says it's not?"

"Let Abe get treatment!"

"If I could, would I need to tell you?" Aaron said bitterly. "Our ancestor sealed its healing abilities, and it won't be unsealed for two hours."

He said that experiencing two hours of pain was a lesson for me on my overambition.

Where did I set unrealistic goals? I just wanted to pursue a goal for a certain period of time, is that wrong?

Abe nodded with a sob; it was the first time it had ever felt so powerless.

“That’s just how Lord Vihert is,” Genes comforted him. “You’ll get used to it.”

"It's easy for you to talk when you're not the one suffering." Aaron immediately rolled his eyes at him. He had done a good job of keeping it a secret; apart from a few people, no one knew that Abe had healing abilities.

But after Abe fell into Adrian's hands, she soon uncovered this secret.

She decisively told Genes, and then... he was doomed.

In the past, these ancestors were quite discreet when tutoring him, but ever since they learned that there was a medicine bottle next to him, their eyes have been glowing red when they look at him.

The lessons I've learned these past few days have been more severe than in the previous few years combined; they've been brutal.

"Young Master, the Master and Madam have returned."

"I'm finally back," Aaron said. "Could you help me up? I'm in pain all over."

Genes chuckled and carefully helped Aaron up.

The two entered the living room, and before Aaron could react, Lisanna gave him a big hug.

"Ouch, it hurts, it hurts..."

Lisanna quickly let go, saying with a worried look, "I didn't use any force!"

“It’s none of your business, madam,” Genes said with a forced smile, before explaining what had happened in the past half hour.

Lisanna frowned and helped Aaron to the sofa.

"Did you upset your ancestor? Otherwise, he wouldn't have hit you like that."

"I just want him to demonstrate the power of forbidden magic."

puff!

Vico sprayed out the coffee he had only drunk halfway through.

"Well done," Vico said, wiping his mouth. "Forbidden magic is magic that only Saint-level Mages can use, and its power is enough to destroy a town in an instant."

Demonstrating on your own turf, are you trying to kill yourself?

"Practicing that kind of magic on paper is fine, but if you actually use it, your magic power will be drained instantly."

Aaron pursed his lips, then, remembering that he only knew one forbidden spell, he said nothing.

Even with careful control over the number of lightning crystals, using the Hall of Divine Sound to cover Slytherin's Chamber of Secrets consumed a huge amount of energy.

"You did really well in the Triwizard Tournament!" Lisanna teased Aaron. "Is it really worth it just to avoid a blind date?"

“It’s too early for me.” Aaron shrugged, not embarrassed at all. “Personally, I think we should wait until we’re adults to talk about this kind of thing, but you elders are pressuring me too much.”

"You should try to understand our predicament!" Lisanna earnestly advised.

“I was understanding, so I didn’t lose my temper when my older sister brought it up.”

“You dare?” Vico said disdainfully. “I haven’t seen you successfully rebel in all these years.”

"A good man doesn't fight with a woman. I was just giving my uncle and aunt face," Aaron said guiltily, unwilling to admit that his older sister's bloodline pressure was still suppressing him.

“You absolutely must meet with Keria a year from now,” Viko said solemnly. “Delaying this any longer will be bad for everyone.”

"I understand," Aaron said wearily, "but don't bother me with this kind of thing again."

Vico and Lisanna exchanged a smile. "There's no need to think about that. We'd feel uneasy if we didn't settle on something like this."

"Heh! You really care about me!"

Aaron was speechless. He had originally planned to have an open and honest talk with Keria since he couldn't avoid it.

A year later, she was fifteen or sixteen years old, so even if she was politely rejected, she wouldn't be too heartbroken.

But to his surprise, even after doing all that, it was no use. It can only be said that his parents' love was too heavy, so heavy that he could hardly bear it.

“Our own son, if we don’t treat you well, who else should we treat well?” Vico laughed happily, pretending not to hear the frustration in Aaron’s voice.

"Did you meet anyone suitable at school this year?" Lisanna asked.

"No," Aaron said calmly. "I'm only fifteen. Is it appropriate for you to ask me this?"

"Show some concern!"

So, how's your relationship with your girlfriend... ahem, your female friends?

"so so!"

Lisanna slowly counted on her fingers, saying, "Luna Lovegood, Hermione Granger, Fleur Delacour..."

"Stop."

Aaron quickly interrupted, then glared at Genes.

He must have told his parents, otherwise they probably only knew Hermione Granger by name.

Genes noticed his young master's gaze and casually looked up at the ceiling.

“Alright.” Vico smiled and shook his head. “The name was provided by your sister. Genes was just responsible for relaying the message.”

“Explain it to me!” Lisanna said with interest.

"It's okay, it's completely different from what you think, that's how it is," Aaron said with a serious expression.

But seeing the amused looks in the eyes of the two, no, the three of them, I couldn't help but feel a little uneasy.

Goodness, their disbelief is written all over their faces.

"Luna only danced with me once at the Christmas ball, and Professor McGonagall pulled her in at the last minute."

Hermione and I are just friends, good friends, but not romantically involved. Please don't misunderstand.

As for Furong, it was purely because I helped her a few times in the top three competition, but that was entirely to fulfill my eldest sister's request.

"That doesn't justify shielding her from the Death Curse!" Genes said sarcastically.

“No one will think you’re mute if you don’t speak,” Aaron said fiercely. “I wouldn’t have risked my life if it weren’t to lure you guys out.”

Chapter 423 The Second Long Journey, Another Free Fall

"The Killing Curse?" Vico frowned slightly. "Tell me more about it."

Genes then recounted his experiences in the Triwizard Tournament in great detail and vivid detail, making the audience feel as if they were there.

Aaron's lips twitched as he listened. Even if he used the Pensieve to stand in a third-person perspective, he might not be able to see it so clearly.

“That’s too risky.” Lisanna looked at Aaron seriously. “You dared to take Voldemort’s Killing Curse head-on? How many lives do you have?”

“Two.” Aaron weakly held up two fingers. “I won’t risk my life. I have a potion that can revive someone who died within an hour.”

Lisanna paused for a moment, then smacked Aaron hard on the forehead. "That won't work either. You'll be a corpse by then. Who can give you medicine to save you?"

“There are still people.” Aaron said in a low voice. His memories could be transferred to his memory body at any time. Before he died, his memory body would temporarily instruct all the shadow ninjas to reveal their locations.

However, by then he had already obtained the divine power of immortality, so there was naturally no need for him to resort to such a desperate measure.

"Stop talking back!" Lisanna said angrily. "Do you think you're so powerful that we can't control you anymore?"

"That's not true. I wouldn't take the risk unless I was absolutely certain."

“I believe that,” Vico nodded, “but it was still too impulsive. There’s always a chance of something going wrong…”

“There’s no ‘what if’,” Aaron said confidently. “I can guarantee I won’t die.”

Vico and Lisanna exchanged a glance and said nothing more.

They know their own son well; he would never boast.

“Alright! We think we understand.” Vico said calmly.

A few question marks popped into Aaron's mind: Why can't I believe it?

"The truth is you shielded yourself from the Killing Curse for a girl," Lisanna said with a smile. "Didn't that girl get moved to tears and offer herself to you or something?"

Aaron blinked, a cold smile creeping onto his lips.

"No, I'm sorry to disappoint you."

"It's alright, there's plenty of time in the future."

"I'm sure your heroic act of saving her will remain in her mind for a long time," Lisanna said confidently. "Genes, gather all the information on the Delacour family and prepare a briefing for me."

"No problem, madam."

It can be done within three days.

"And Luna Lovegood."

"Ok."

Aaron was instantly stunned. He thought to himself that he would have to be more careful when talking to girls in the future, otherwise he might be inexplicably put on a blind date list by his mother.

The family of three rarely gets together, and they happily enjoyed a dinner together.

Vico and Lisanna knew what Aaron was going to face next, so aside from nagging him about his marriage, they tacitly avoided mentioning it, not wanting to put unnecessary pressure on him.

Two hours later, Abbe regained his spirits and quickly ran to Aaron to treat him.

As the aches and pains throughout his body gradually subsided, Aaron breathed a sigh of relief and lazily lay down on his bed in the bedroom.

"We're going to suffer this loss today, but there's always next time."

We'll beat him sooner or later, and then we'll settle our scores and get revenge."

Abe nodded seriously, raising his right paw high to show his support for this attitude.

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