Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 551 Reunion at the Camp (First Update)

In southwest England, in Devonshire, there is an extremely remote place near the English Channel, a place where Muggles rarely venture.

A ring of fire appeared as Jerry pulled Hermione across the entrance to Granger's Dental Clinic.

"What a wide-ranging Muggle-blocking spell!"

As soon as they stepped out of the ring of fire, a desolate meadow shrouded in mist appeared before them.

However, Jerry knew that the fog was just a weather spell created by the Ministry of Magic to conceal Muggle technology, and that a large-scale Muggle shielding spell was cast around the fog to prevent Muggles from accidentally entering it.

Sure enough, after they walked another ten meters or so, the fog suddenly dissipated, revealing a dense array of small tents of various colors and styles that covered the entire coastline.

Nearby the tents were wizards dressed in robes from different countries, various magic performances, stalls selling Quidditch-related items, and wizard children flying around on broomsticks.

It looked exceptionally lively, like a magical version of a temple fair.

At the far end of those tents was a gigantic building, dozens of times larger than the Hogwarts Quidditch pitch.

Needless to say, it must be the Super Quidditch stadium that the Ministry of Magic spent a lot of money and effort to build over a year, which can accommodate 100,000 wizards, as mentioned in the letter.

"Oh my goodness, this is the first time I've ever seen so many wizards gathered together!"

Hermione looked at the endless line of wizards ahead and couldn't help but exclaim in amazement.

In Hermione's eyes, the wizards she saw most often were at Hogwarts and Diagon Alley, but even at their peak, there were only a few hundred wizards in those two places.

However, this Quidditch World Cup has gathered almost all Quidditch enthusiasts from the entire wizarding world, with tens of thousands of wizards, so the feeling is naturally different.

"Ahhh"

Just as Hermione was marveling, a spatial magical fluctuation occurred in the sky, and then several familiar figures fell from mid-air with shouts, crashing onto the grass in front of them.

Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be Harry, Ron, Ginny, and the Weasley twins.

Then, Arthur, Sirius, and Diggory, who had cast the Levitation spell, slowly descended from mid-air.

Good morning, everyone!

Jerry and Hermione went up and greeted everyone.

The two were not surprised by Harry and the others' arrival, as they had received a letter from Ron a few days earlier.

Harry and Sirius left London for the Burrow ahead of time, and then agreed to take the door key that the Ministry of Magic had left in the village of Autry St. Catchpoll next to the Burrow at five o'clock this morning to watch the game together.

"Jerry, I read in the Daily Prophet that you've developed a spatial magic called teleportation, is that true?"

Ron placed the door key, which looked like an old shoe, at the door key recycling station at the camp entrance and asked Jerry with some curiosity.

Upon hearing Ron's question, Harry, Ginny, the Weasley brothers, and even Arthur, Sirius, and Diggory all turned their gazes toward him.

The most sensational event in the wizarding world lately, besides today's Quidditch World Cup, is the publication of Jerry Carmen's new book, "Speculations and Applications of Teleportation."

This spellbook is now available in major bookstores, and many wizards have bought it to study it.

However, because the time frame is too short, no wizard has yet been able to translate the magical theories described in the spellbooks into reality. Therefore, many wizards still have doubts about whether such spatial magic can be realized.

Although the Daily Prophet mentioned that, according to the publisher, the author of this magic book, Mr. Jerry Carmen, has mastered this kind of spatial magic.

Before Jerry could answer, Hermione next to him had already proudly raised her chin:

"Of course it's true. Jerry just used teleportation magic to bring me directly from London here. He just drew a circle of fire, and we stepped through it."

As Hermione proudly recounted her first experience using a portal and showed off the special edition spellbook Jerry had given her, a smile crept across Jerry's face.

Hermione is a girl with a very strong sense of self-esteem. Although she was born into a Muggle family, she always wanted to surpass those young wizards who grew up in wizarding families through her own efforts.

Therefore, in front of others, she always presents herself as proud and unwilling to admit defeat.

The fact that she would proudly show off Jerry's achievements indicates that Jerry is a very, very important person to her.

Hearing Hermione's words, Harry, Ron, and the others all showed envious expressions. Compared to the comfort Hermione and Jerry experienced using the portal magic, their first time using a Portal key was not so pleasant.

Traveling with a door key feels like having a hook behind your belly button that pulls you hard, taking you to your destination.

Moreover, sometimes the landing location is not standard, and you may be thrown out in mid-air. If you don't react in time, you will fall directly to the ground like they just did.

Compared to Harry and his friends' simple envy, the adult wizards Arthur, Sirius, and Diggory had much more complicated thoughts.

On one hand, they were astonished by Jerry's magical abilities, as he could actually create a new kind of spatial magic.

On the other hand, they were also thinking about what kind of impact the wizarding world would have if portal magic really appeared.

First of all, the emergence of portal magic has certainly made it easier for wizards to travel, bringing great benefits to the general wizarding community. It will also play a very important role in the research and development of spatial magic.

However, this also presents many hidden dangers.

Currently, wizards need to register with the Ministry of Magic if they want to travel internationally, and there are strict restrictions on the use of Portkeys.

However, if most wizards master the portal, this restriction becomes virtually impossible to enforce.

Because you can't monitor every adult wizard using portals, it will be very easy for them to travel to other countries.

Imagine if, in the Muggle world, people used to need a passport, registration, and a plane to travel abroad, but now they can simply open a portal and reach any corner of the world.

This will have a huge impact on the government and many industries.

Of course, Jerry had thought about this, but he didn't think it was entirely a bad thing.

The wizarding world is too conservative. Removing the barriers of distance and allowing everyone to get closer might accelerate the liberation of wizards' minds and communication, which would be great.

(End of this chapter)