Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 322 Jerry Gets Busy (First Update)

Originally, the seven challenges and the Philosopher's Stone were meticulously designed by Dumbledore specifically to lure Quirrell, the traitor, and to forge Harry, the prophetic son.

But Quirrell, that traitor, did something completely out of the ordinary and abandoned the Philosopher's Stone, running away without a trace.

Dumbledore thought that it was probably Snape's warnings that made Quirrell realize that his identity had been exposed, which is why he temporarily gave up the opportunity to resurrect Voldemort and ran away.

However, he always felt that the Philosopher's Stone, which seemed to be the easiest way to resurrect Voldemort, would inevitably lure Quirrell and the remnant soul of Voldemort to the scene.

So it was never moved and remained there.

And this wait lasted from the end of Harry's first year to the beginning of his third year, a full year, without any news.

Of course, another reason was that he felt the Philosopher's Stone was actually very safe to keep there.

After all, it was practically impossible to secretly take the Philosopher's Stone under the noses of him and many of the school's professors.

Moreover, unless it is destroyed directly, whether it is returned to Nicolas Flamel, placed in Gringotts or anywhere else, it is not as safe as it is under his nose at Hogwarts Castle.

What he didn't expect was that instead of attracting Voldemort and his Death Eaters, he attracted an unknown alchemist, who turned out to be an American wizard.

Upon reaching the sixth level, Dumbledore discovers that Snape's potion has no active effect.

Upon reaching the fifth level, he saw the giant monster collapsed on the ground.

Upon reaching the fourth level, he saw fragments of stone statues scattered on the ground.

Upon reaching the third level, he saw a heavy wooden door broken into several pieces.

Upon reaching the second level, he saw the unscathed devil's net.

Upon arriving at the first level, he didn't look at Lou Williams, the three-headed dog, but instead saw a handprint imprinted on the stone at the top.

This guy not only stole the magic stone, but he also stole a dog?

Regardless of how confused Dumbledore became by the various clues in the various levels, Jerry broke the mirror at the entrance as soon as he entered the Mirror World.

The magical rule of the Hungarian Mirror World is that once Jerry breaks the mirror he entered through, no one else can enter the Mirror World unless they also know the same magic.

The mirror world, apart from lacking living beings, is reversed in every way, and otherwise no different from the real world.

Because the Mirror World is a special space that is a reflection of the real world. Every world has one, and as long as you know how to open it, you can enter and exit.

Like the Knight Bus and the Ministry of Magic's car, they travel through spatial rifts that have always existed in every world.

Magicians and wizards simply discovered them and then used magic to exploit some of their characteristics.

Walking through the Mirror World, Jerry retraces his steps back to the fourth floor of the castle, and then returns to the Slytherin common room. There, he finds a mirror and uses it to leave the Mirror World.

Is the magic stone useful to him right now?

Of course it's useful!

Although Jerry himself is able to achieve near-perfect immortality through meditation, or what is now known as the "Longevity Technique," his family members cannot achieve the same.

If he hasn't found a way to grant Elsa, Haas, and the others immortality by the time they grow old, at least the longevity potion made from the Philosopher's Stone can sustain their lives until he finds a solution.

Moreover, although the longevity potion is not perfect, it is still a form of longevity. For people whose lifespan is nearing its end, it is a precious life-saving herb and is still very valuable.

Finally, the Philosopher's Stone's ability to turn lead into gold is also very useful.

Because currently, no matter which small world he goes to, gold is likely to be a hard currency. With the magic stone, he will no longer have to worry about money after entering the new world.

However, what he said in the letter was true; he genuinely intended to study the alchemy on the Philosopher's Stone and eventually reach the point where he could create his own Philosopher's Stone.

They would also periodically send longevity potions by owls, allowing the couple, Nicolas Flamel, who had lived for six or seven hundred years, to continue living.

Inside the box space,

Jerry looked at the "Time" card, the time-changing device, and the scarlet magic stone on the table and couldn't help but sigh:

"Becoming a truly all-around magician is still a long and arduous journey!"

In the time that followed, he not only had to study time magic, but also the Philosopher's Stone, learning how to use it to make elixirs of immortality and turn stones into gold.

However, the daily cultivation technique "Longevity Mantra" must continue, and meditation must be used to improve the most basic things such as magic power, body, soul, and magician level. There can be no slackening.

At the same time, like Hermione, he also needs to master the Time-Turner to learn all the courses in the third year.

In fact, with his current abilities, courses like Charms, Potions, Herbalism, and Transfiguration are no longer a problem for him, as he has already taught them almost entirely on his own long ago.

However, attending classes is still helpful. At least the professional professors can help him fill in the gaps in his knowledge, give him some magical inspiration and ideas, and make his magical foundation more solid.

But that's not the main point. The main point is that he is also very interested in divination and arithmetic divination classes, which only start in the third grade.

Actually, Jerry had always thought that divination and prophecy were unreliable magic, but then he thought that since a learned wizard like Dumbledore and someone like Voldemort valued the results of prophecies so much, it meant that prophetic magic did have some merit.

Furthermore, there is also a "Dream" card in Sakura's world, the principle of which is related to prophecy and divination, allowing one to foresee possible future events through dreams.

If he could learn and master this magic, he would be able to anticipate and prepare for any future dangers.

So, all these odds and ends add up, and he'll be quite busy for the next while.

Fortunately, while the time converter has a limited conversion time, there is no limit to the number of conversions.

Just like his schedule for tomorrow, there are three classes in the morning: Divination, Muggle Studies, and Arithmetic Divination. All of them start at nine o'clock at the same time.

Then he can go to his divination class at nine o'clock, use the time converter to go back to nine o'clock after the divination class, then go to his Muggle studies class, and after he finishes his Muggle studies class, use the time converter to go back to nine o'clock again to go to his arithmetic divination class.

Even after tens of thousands of arithmetic and divination classes, he could return to the box space at nine o'clock to study magic, or leave Hogwarts to do other things.

For example, try to get a magical vehicle from the Ministry of Magic to study the technology of quickly traversing spatial rifts, or handle some other matters.

Anyway, at the same time, there must be several other students in the school who are studying hard and are not afraid of being caught skipping class.

(End of this chapter)