Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 301 The Greek Ministry of Magic (First Update)

The Ministry of Magic in Athens, the capital of Greece.

Welcome to Athens!

With a spatial distortion, the scene before Jerry's eyes had changed dramatically. He disappeared from a room constructed of brick walls and wooden floors and landed in a columnar room constructed entirely of marble.

"Thanks!"

Jerry nodded politely at the young Greek witch in front of him, who was dressed in a style of wizarding robes completely different from those of the London wizards.

Because he was going to Greece for tourism, he spent some time learning the Greek language and script beforehand. Although he still had some stumbles, he had no problem communicating normally.

It must be said that without Little Red Star's brain-boosting and mind-clearing effects, he would have been utterly overwhelmed just learning various languages.

Someone like Dumbledore, who is fluent in not only the languages ​​of various countries but also the languages ​​of different magical races, is truly a genius.

Greek wizard robes differ from those in London; they are short, cloak-like coats with one shoulder exposed, much like the clothing style of the gods in Greek mythology.

So Jerry's first impression of this Greek witch was that she was quite pretty.

"Sir, please turn right after exiting the building, go down to the third-floor lobby to register, and then you can begin your tour!"

Guided by the enthusiastic Greek sorceress, Jerry left the Portkey office and arrived at a constantly rotating marble staircase.

The Greek Ministry of Magic doesn't look as big as the British Ministry of Magic or the French Ministry of Magic; it only has about five floors.

Perhaps it's because there aren't many sorcerers in Greece these days.

In terms of architectural style, it is more similar to the architectural style of various temples in Greek mythology. It is almost entirely composed of white marble and has many large columns carved with various mythical animals.

It's very similar in architectural style to the Zodiac Palaces in the Sanctuary from a manga called "Saint Seiya" that Jerry saw in his previous life.

Instead of the fixed-direction magical elevators used by the Ministry of Magic in London, the five floors are connected by escalators similar to those in shopping malls.

However, instead of electricity, the power of magic is used to make the marble staircase flow between each floor. There are two staircases in total, one going up and one going down.

Jerry's current office, the door key office, is on the fourth floor, so all he has to do is step up the marble staircase leading down to the third-floor lobby.

Perhaps because it was summer vacation, there were many tourists visiting Greece. When Jerry arrived at the registration desk in the lobby, there were already more than a dozen people in line.

Judging from their attire, it seems that there are wizards from various countries.

After registering in the lobby and being told several wizarding rules that must be followed in Athens, Jerry left the Greek Ministry of Magic as instructed.

However, before leaving, he bought a map of all of Greece from a Greek wizard selling maps in the hall.

This is no ordinary map; it's a magical map marking various special locations within Athens, Greece, known only to wizards.

Just like now, when he leaves the Ministry of Magic and wants to find a magical hotel to stay in and stroll through the magical streets of Greece, he will need this map.

His plan was to first explore Greece, learn about its magic, and make an appointment with some of its unique magical creatures. Once the time was right, he would return and then go to Albania to find Voldemort's main soul and seal it away.

As for the young Voldemort's thoughts in the notebook, he no longer cared.

It mainly concerns the magical knowledge of the young Voldemort, which he had already acquired quite a bit of, so it wasn't that important anymore.

Voldemort's diary, in the end, was just a Horcrux that Voldemort made in his sixth year of university, and the soul sealed inside was also Voldemort in his sixth year.

Although Voldemort had mastered a lot of dark magic and was quite powerful at that time, he wasn't really that strong or that remarkable in terms of magical achievements.

Compared to Voldemort, the Dark Lord who later launched the First Wizarding War, he was far inferior, perhaps only in that he was more clear-headed!

Therefore, the only remaining value of Voldemort's diary is to help him find the remnant of Voldemort's soul.

The moment Voldemort's remnant soul is found will be the same moment the young man's soul from Voldemort's diary is sealed away in the Russian nesting dolls, because he will no longer be of any use.

"I never expected that I wouldn't have traveled much in the main world, but instead, I've started world tourism in this small world!"

Walking the streets of Athens, looking at the ancient and distinctive city of Athens in 1992, Jerry felt that even if he didn't come to study magic, just traveling there would be quite nice.

Without using any magic, he simply followed the icons on the magic map, enjoying the scenery as he walked towards the Greek Magic Street.

Greece is the birthplace of Western civilization, and Athens is the capital of Greece.

Unlike the modern skyscrapers of many cities, this city offers a wealth of ancient Greek architecture with a rich history, scattered throughout the city.

And if you are a wizard, you can also find many traces of magic left behind in these buildings.

As he walked and looked around, Jerry quickly arrived at the center of Athens, the highest point of the city, the Acropolis on Mount Acropolis, following the map.

This mountaintop city, with its more than two thousand years of history, is now in ruins, but it records the highest level of Greek civilization in terms of architecture and sculpture, as well as its cultural atmosphere.

Therefore, countless Muggles visit this place every year.

The Greek Magic Street is hidden beneath the Acropolis, or rather, hidden within the sacred Mount Akropolis.

Instead of joining the hundreds of tourists from all over the world who flocked to the Acropolis entrance to buy tickets, Jerry followed the instructions on the magic map and walked along a small path to a clear pond at the foot of the sacred mountain.

Upon arriving at this point, Jerry could clearly sense that a Muggle shielding spell had been cast near the pond.

On the left and right sides of the pond, near the mountain, stand two incredibly strong Spartan warriors, each over three meters tall, carved from marble.

Following the instructions on the magic map, Jerry channeled magic into the pond.

Stimulated by the magic, the two Spartan warriors who had been standing motionless suddenly awoke.

They stretched out their muscular arms, grabbed two rocks near the center of the mountain by the pond, and pulled hard. The pond and the mountain split open at the same time, revealing a long passageway.

Clearly, this is the entrance to the Greek Magic Street.

Jerry didn't hesitate and immediately stepped into the passageway.

After Jerry disappeared into the tunnel, the mountain and pond returned to their original state, and the two Spartan stone sculptures closed their eyes again.

(End of this chapter)